... AUSTRIAN BARBARITIES, TqR depredations committed by Austria in Piedmont are now (says the Pago) explained. They are razzias executed, not for the immediate wants of the army, but in order to fill the storehouses in Loinbardy. Every day long files of waggous laden with hay, vegetables,. grain, and pIgvisions of all liipds, mre geen passing by Novara and Vigevano for the left bank ao' the Tioino ...

... R A I L -V A-Y T-I M E- T A B L E. r . _ - - -- LARRANGED FOR Tl1E NIOVSrlETCEII3] TRAINS 'Vill leave for the unnl'eIlletionel places from and to Belfast, on wveck days., at the followinlg hours Frloin B3elfait. | ;olp s |, 3 o amD 2, 5 20 pmn Antrim ! 10, l02p ail; 2 am; 12 n; 4 S0 pm: Annaghmore*17 25 aim; 1 iI; 4G 7 3pml 7 40 pin 7, 8 AID; 12'n, 4 S0, Arniagh ! 10, 2 0) amP 12 iD 0, 9 30 ...

... ENG-.181r- NEUTRA-LITY. THE fullowving proclamation, declaring the neutrality of England in the war between France and Abstria, was published in a supplement to last Friday night's Gazette.i-7- BY THE QUEENf--A PROCLAMATION. VaiToauA, R,-Whereas we are happily at peace with all Sovereigns, Powers, and States; And whereas, notwithstanding our utrnostexertions to preserve peace between all tile ...

... ,?Pldfiof (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) B ELF A.S 'r: MONDAY, MAY IC, 1859. A CHANGE of Ministry in Vienna is amongst the most important annonncements of the day. Count Buol, the linisterfor Foreign Affairs, has resigned, and is succedded in his office by Count Roichberg, who was sent for in all haste to Frankfort. Count Reichberg was Prcsident of the Federal Diet at Frankfort, and Ambassador there ...

... THE -ELECTIONS. . 4 I X ,,,.. . ,5i COUNTY lERRY ELECTION. CLOSE OF THE POLL. GREAT MAJORITY FOR CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATEIS. LONDONDERItY-4 O'CLOCK. Ileygate .. 414 Dawson, .387 G re cr 526 -NEWTOWNLIMAVADY-4 O'CLOCK. iTLygate 749 Dawson, .. 740 Grer, .306 COLtRAINE-4 O'CLOtO, Dawsb, . 55G Ilevgate, . 8 Gruer, 336 MAGIIIPRAFEL.T-4 O CLOOK. Dawson, ...

... LATE ST NEWS. NE IVS-LETTER OFFICE, 31onday Mornbmy. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR IN ITALY. RESIGNATION OF COUNT BUOL. Frankfort, May 14. Count Reichberg, President of the Federal Diet, and Austrian Ambassador, has left for Vienna, having been appointed Minister for Foreign Affairs, in the place of Count Buol, who has tendered his resignation. AUSTRIAN DECREE-SEIZURE OF SARDINIAN VESSELS. ...

... Ti--TVSBATV :OF - WAR.: - TURIN,1 MAY 8,-I have just returned from a tour of exploration as far as Genon and find Turin just as calm andisecure as I left it, though the Anstrians are at Vercelli and completely mnasters of the country North of the Po, between the Ticino and the Dora Baltee. 'rom what I have seen during my trip, I cannot consider the confidence of the ,Turisese ill- founded, A ...

... ECCLESIASPrICAL. THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. 'The Lord Bishop of Killaloe and Clonfert held an ordination at tile Cathedral, Killaloc, on Sunday, the 8th instant, when tile following gentlemen were ad- mitted to holy orders for the united diocese of IKilla- loe and Clonfert:- Priests-The Rev. John F. Luther, B.A.; the Rev. Urqihart St. George Mtulville, B.A. On letters dimis- sory from Dublin-tile ...

... ELI.ER MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT AND THE FOR-1 | MATIpN OF VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS. . | cA opy o' the foIlt'vng circular, ielativi to the f6r- msation of volunteer rifle corps, was issued from the War-Offide yesterday, to all Lord Lieutenants of Counties:j- : War-Office, Pall Mall, May, 1859. ..Her Majesty's Government having had under consideration the propriety of permitting the forma- tion of ...

... THIS DAY'S NEWS. [Bn M AGNET IO TELEGR AP ].. NEW S-LETTEIE? ORFFICE, fMo nday. One o'clock, P)n.. T H E IV A R. According to sonic of the last accounts from Pied- mont, the rivers had again overflowed the country, and military operations were completely suspended. The Austrians were concentrating, with a view of fortifying their line of the Ticino and Po. GERMA N Y. The Tihes adverts to the ...

... IRE LAND.. MEMBERS R1ETURNED, - C. L. Antrim County .. Col. Pakenham 1 General Upton ..1 Armagh Co Sir W. Verner 1 M. C. Close. . 1 Armagh Borough.1 . Bond 1 Athione .,J. Ennis .. Bandon .lon. Col. Bernard 1 BelfastSir Hugh M. Cairns I R. Davison .1 Carrickfergus. .Roburt Torrens 1.. Carlow Borough. Sir J, Acton .. Carlow CountyW. B. ...

... BELFAST RIFLE CLUB. TO THlE EDITOR OF TH5E BELFAST NEIS-LLTTEn. SIR-H1aving noticed your remarks as to the neeps sity of enrolling a Volunteer Rifle Corps in ififtast, I bave been anxiously waiting fur our very excellent and popular ex-Mayor, MNr- Getty (fornerly a nictillier of our Club), to take the initiative. I trust Belfast may not be behdind hand to monre in a matter so patriotic.--Your ...