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... THIE REVIVAL MOVEMENT. ? ΒΆ ?? ?? -1 SATUrfA last, revival meetings were again held in Great Gworge's Street Presbyterian Church, by the Cnverts from Alioghill, whom the Rev. Mr. Toye had. covitd to attend for that purRose. The meetings Vere largely attended, the churgh being crowded to ecesl and many had to leave unable to obtain ad- ,,iIon. The meetings, as on the previous day, wele conducted ...
... l THE BATTLE OF MONTEBELLO. (FROM TISR TIlIES' SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) PAVIA, MAY 21.-Thc French having been seen to the East of Voghera, it became necessary to find out in what strength they were. Accordingly, yesterday morning a body of about 20,000 men, under Count Stadion, were sent across the Po by a bridge at Vaccariaza, a fewv miles from this, just below the junction of the Ticino and ...
... THIS DA.Y'S NEWS. [BY 1 A IN E'TIC TELFGRAPIM.j NVEIWS-LETTER OFFICE, Menday, One o'clock, pm. T H E W A R. The Daily News publishes an account of the ex- actions of the Austrians at Vercelli, and of the seizure of a horse and carriage of an English gentle- man, who afterwards reported ' that the enemy had not raised any contributions at Vercelli, although :the amount is now officially ...
... TRANSATLANTIC PACKET STATtUNS. Tri[E report of thee qon'inissiln appointed in 1850 to examine into the comparative merits of the ports of Galway and the Shannon a Transatlantic Packet Station, is re-published, piosuantt to a tootion nmad. hV Mr. Manlsoll at'thc end of the last Parlialliet. The Commission consisted of Captain Beechy,' Capt. - Smith, and Captain Coffin, and the report is accotil ...
... f THE RELIGIOUS REVIVAL -IN BALLYMENA. (FROM Tru ISALLYMEiSA OsBEAV9R.) SINcE r ur last notice of this subject, the movement among the people, in this district of County AntriMt, has progressed with the-most amazing rapidity, and continues te be accompanied with all the mental and physical sensations heretofote described. We have alreadv alluded to a number of theories sugngested by various ...
... OuR readers will have observed, in our publication of Saturday, a report of a meeting held before thie Attorney-General upon the 26th inst., relative to the staying of the Chancery suit, and the removal of Mr. Rea as Relator. One of the memorials, wilich prayed for Mr. Rea's removal, contained serions charges, made on oath by the memorialists, which Mr. Rca has not ventured to deny. The other ...
... Romsi, ,MAY 19,-Captain Alai, a name which awakens terror, left Rome last weelk for Bologna, as Lieut.-Colonel of the Gandartierie. He replaces Liut.:-Colonel Dominicis, who was removed from his post Ii' anl imprudence whichi might have, produced a revolution. Alai cleared the Romagna ol the ban- ditti in 1851, and no nman is better capable ol draw- in - a correct pictule of its jswsitioll, ...
... 93e I I I I l:fl )t , - 1.e (ESTABLISIIED ANNO 173j7. PELFA l; MONflAY, MAY 30j,1859.'- Wx give to-day an extended report of the MlDonnell haleas crjns case before the Court of Queen's Bench in England. The observations of Lord Campbell are worthy of the utmost atten- tion. From his seat as Chief-Justice of England he has solemnly given his belief that the return made to the writ by Priest ...
... GENERAL ASSEMBLY (F THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. WPIJNES)AY, MAY 25. The Assembly resumed in the evening at eight o'cock-Rev. Dr. Coor, Molerator. REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON FORSION CORRESPONDENCE. Mr. ROBERTSON, of GreytriirS', I-ead the repot t of the Conmmittce on Foreign Correspodndence, which gave a detailed account of the co.nmmunicatiblns held by the committee with various Protestant churches on ...
... GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF TITE FREE CITURCIT. Tj1URSDAY, MAY 26. The Acsembly met. to-day at ten o'clock-Dr. CUNm NINGIIAM, Moflertttor. CHAIR OF WATunAL SOiENCE. 'Mr. NELSON, Greenock, gave in the report of the cmmnittee appointed ?? IAst General Assembly to consider the expediencyvof fl ling, the chair of Natural Science,'vacant, by the death of Professor Fleming. \r. ISIACKE\zli, Dullfcr-mline, ...
... LAT EST, NES. - WV8-,E:TTER OFFICE, - ' fo rni ng. fBYIXAGNETIC TLE.QAPI.t.'. THtE WAR IN ITALY. Parisq'Saturday. The Mifoniteur of to-day publishes the following' telegram :_ - AlessandriA, MaV 27. The situatioilof Xfiairsaiffords nothing new tbunote. MIOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDI. Berne, Friday, a e.ai. According to a message from Lugano of to-day, Garibaldi ?? this morning for Como. Turin, Friday ...
... TO IllS HOLINESS THE P'JPE. MAY IT PLEASE Y(UR ) ?? greatness and extent of your spihitual dominion must be fretl0y acknowledged evea by those who would dispuite its lawfulness. The largeit part of the INhabitanits of Citristendoni look up to you as their spiritual head, and consider themselves bound to obey your Coln. miants io all mlatters conreteetd with religion. And in accordance with ...