... | * THIS D AY'S NEWS. [DBY 5AGNEPT I TELEGRAPH.] ATEiVS-LETT'E.2 OffICE, fIednesday, One o'clock-, p.m,. QUEENS cSPEECII-THE ADDRESS. The Tbies announces that the address in reply to the Royal Speech will he moved by the Hon. Alger- non Egerton, M.P. for South Lancashire, and will be seconded by Sir James Elphlinstone, MYP. for Portsmouth, -- T II E C O U R T. The Queen held a Court yesterday. ...

... TOE WATER B3OARD) AN1i T'I[ BELFAST ]JoH(IICK 11ILL, (lr r readers are rWmir r hith the Bill w*,lch' hlts becil preparoid il order to give 0flbct tu tie rulrt ol Messrs. la;n, Q r'., anrd (]opi'gler, Q.(9, provilles for tiho anialgar natio'r of thile, Water 13' ar(d with th'e Town tu rmcil-in filet arollishes tire Water C'rnrmrisrionvrs ais ai d siistirleb)1 We i eveaInongst tie great. biody ...

... LATE ST NEWS. E - TTER OOFFICEC, Wediesday Moming. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR IN ITALY. PASSAGE OF THE SESIA-PALESTRA TAKEN. Alessandria, Monday, 7.45 P.i. The King has passed the Sesia, with his Cos7s ' armlO , and taken Palestra, after a rather sharp diglit. All the advantage remains on the side of the Piedmontese. SARDINIAN ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE OF PALESTRA. Turin, Tuesday. The first ...

... TIlE REV. JOHN MACNAITGIITAN ON TrE RELIG[GUS AWAKENUNG AT 13ALLY.U ENA. TnL Rev. Jolns Alacnamilttan, on Sunday nst, pre- faced lli!discotirsu lIy a brief narrative of tlie rnema1rk- able vorkl at present going on in and aroutnd Bally- mena, tile character of which he had taken the troutble of exaniningi for hinself byI a persornal investigtion ont the spot. :, '-' AMr. cewrv mention ud 'that ...

... >..;i . .1 ','. (6~3LT~f~'A ANNQ.11.1 7LY- BELFAST: WEiMNE SlAY, JTNE 1; 1859. THE Houses of Lords and Commons met yester- day aftQrnoou0, for the first time-the Lords merely in a formal manner, to lhiave the Com mission opening Parliament read; the CommolIs to elect a Speaker. The ilight lIon. Mr. Dcuison was re-elected without opposition, and the House ad- journed. The svearing of members ...

... LORD DERBY AND CARDINAL WISEMAN. (FROM THn PRESS.) CERTAIN disappointed politiciar.s seem disposed to ! get up a cry of Conservative complicity with Dr. 'Wisetnan. 'rhere is nO evidene that Lord Derby has made nanyconcession to tlu iloman Catholic Church beyond ilwhat toleration detoands, or different in kind or degree fl om whNtat all previous G overnments have allowveid; but the assertion is ...

... UENEUIAL ASSFE\MBLY OF THE ESTABLISHED CHURCui. SATURDAY, MAAY 28. This Assnmibly resumed its sittings to-day-Dr. Cook, Moderator, presi.l i og. -AIDS TO DEVOTION. Dr. CRAWIFORID, OIL 1Ialmt rI tile Aids to Devotion Ci1iiUitUe, rull 1rted veiitrilly thitt ill terIIs if' tile dehiveurance of, Ifhe last GauirIal Asseiilrly, they had roevirel an(l piblislieol tdie iptryvis sulh1imitteld to'tiant ...

... -3 I.: EIAS 1' CAL. I ' THE; rSvA L i'Sh 1. I 1) c lt lt C11'u The ReV Iv Hei'rg l'iwes, B.A,, has beh dppNil6tl to thu e imporitllit citracy olfTallob we, King's CoK ity, having resigned tiles ctacy of Raddtustovvn, CuWity Meath, The Lord; Bishop o.r Durry and Rnphoe prenclied in Inch Church on Sundilty hist, This i prolbably thu first 'tinme that a Bislop has ever dllivee'I a shr- ttolli oil ...

... if GENERAL ASSEBALLY iF THlE FREE CHURCII. SATURDAY', MAAY 28. The Assnmhly muet to-day it ten o'clock. Dr. BLITlH, Moderatol, PRESi(Y'tefIA CHy tURCH'l IN EXGtAtX. A doi'utition, colnsisin- iof' the Rev. M r. M'Canl, Dr. flamiltlon, and \ir. Frai'', wveir hien heardl fionr the English Prushyterian CiIurch. They gave -ioe initerestin f detnailsi. connuctul with thu spread orf Pieesliyterianl ...

... : YESTERDAT ' the usual weekly'meting'of the Board of Gunanidians was held at tbe.Workliqi'se-Dr. 31'GEE, J.P., in the chair, The other Guardians present wore-Surgeon. Browne3 Dr.% Adoie; Messrs. John Charley, J.P.; David Taylor, Robert Greew, John Hamnil, David MConnell, JAmes' Kavanagh, J. Fin- lay, David Walker;iobert Carlile, George Martin, Robert Corry 'H. Ml'Cutcheon, George Jackson, Si ...

... SIR J. PAKINGTON, M.1., ON TME ITALIAN WA R . Tart annual meceting of thle Worcestershire Society wasi held laO Satnt'day, lit the Albtion Hotel, Among othies present were the First. Loral of the Admiralty, Lord'Li'ttelton, Lord Elinik'v, the Edirl of ]Beaucltnmp, Mlr, J. H1. Foley,, .M.P., the Hon. ann Rey S. Coventry, and Mr. J. C1. leteohv, the latter g~entlenman presiding. Tito usual lo ...

... . (FROM ThR 'Tri':i' SPE VIAL CORflE5PoVlANT,)-- AtUSTRitAN-R'AD 4t~AfEEtlS, GARLASCO, AY 22: The affair of Friday is considered here as rather a disaster. The full returlu of killed and wounded arrived to-day, and exceed very much tile uinmber I mentioned yesterday. Tiatt nuimillier Wis LnstCl)'y: Count Stadion's own corps, alone, bat lie hadl also with hill onwe brigade of ( en:erud Ul ...