... THIS DAYS'SNEWS. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRlAPH.] V1EW.17-LETTEr1 OFFICE, F,'idtqr, One o'clock, p.m. T flE WVAR ItIN I TA LY. The Times contains an interesting- letter from its correspondent in the allied camp; also one from its Austrian camp correspondeint; but they wvere written previous to the battle of Magenta. The Timses has received the following teleg-ram from its Vienna correspondent, dated ...

... ECCLESIASTIC AL. THE :BSTADLISHED CHURCH. The Rev. Dr. Muigan'bas been appointed to the Perpetual CTUacy of Lisnmdill. .Kilbride New Chhirch, Bray, opens on Sunday first. HliALTH6op TrKa LORD PiINATE.-The Iri;ltChIIrh will rejoici -to know that his Grace the Ilord Primate' is in the enjoyment of excellent health at his town residence, 30, Great Charles Street, London, and for many years has ...

... THi 'l DiY'S -NEWS. [B Tr AGNET IC. T E.LEGR AVP .] NEiS-lETTER OFFICE, Saturday, One o'clock, p.m. .THE WAR IN ITALY, 'RETREAT OF THE AUSTR11NS. Tile. Times bas receivdd a despatch from its corre. spondent at Vienna, dated 'Vienna, Thirirsilay evenieg, which says that yesterday the second Austrian army hd its head-qtiartors at Codegeno, on the Adds. THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS. In the division' ...

... LATEST NEWSO NAEWvS-LETTRR OFFCE, 'Sna'tdy Morning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAM.J; THE WAR IN ITALY. ANOTH1ER YICTORY BY THITi ALliES. Paris, 'hursday . The correspondent of the T~ines says:- - . Another advantage .wIas gained yesterday, by the Emperor having learned that the Austrians were entrenching ?? Malrignan, about ten miles frouf Milan, ordered Marshal Baragnay D'HIilliers to disperse themn, ...

... LATEST N-,EWS*. ANEW'S-LETTER OFFICE,':. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] TIlE WAR IN ITALY. ltE.OCCUPATION OF VARESE BY THE AUSTRIANS. The Times ?? received the following official Intel- .?eane:. Verona, Thursday. Genenrl D'Urban, who arrived on the Ist at Toreso without meeting rosistance, has levied war eastribultions onl the city, and reinstated the legal onthorities. 4VACUATION OF BOBBIO BY THE ...

... .I .f : .t e u5-3 t . (ESTABLISHED ANNO 173.1 : BELPF'AST: MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1 859.' THrE Honse of Commons has adjourned to Friday next, when parties will change sides, and the Conservatives will once more, but in reneved force, assume the duties of her Majesty's Opposi1, tion. We give. elsewhere the list of Irish and of,' Roman Catholic members who voted. Twvo Con- servatives, Mr. G. H ...

... O UTS AND I N S . (FROOM SATURDAY REVIErw'.) WHATEVER be the piospect of turning out tile Derby Government, the problem still remains unsolved as to the mode in which the two great Wlii leaders, the acied and alkali of Brookes's, are to be combined Ivitodut explosion in a single Cabinet. ?? story Iueills that they are to accept subordinate office urider a Premier who is to be a peer-which ...

... NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, I Moenday, MorniR~q. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] T1lE WAR IN ITALY. IMPORTANT VICTORY OF TH E ALLIES. 15,00 AUSTRIANS 4ILIED AND WOUNDED. ~,)000 AUSTRIANS TAKEN PRISONE~RS I Paris, Sunday, June 5. The f1llowing message has been published here:- Novara, June 4 (Saturday). (rTne EMPEROR TO0 THlE EMPREsSS.) At il.30, a gicat. victory was won at the Bridge of 3aea 5,000 prisoners ...

... MEDICAL :BENEVOLENT FUND SOCIETY. THE annual meeting of the memrbers and patrons of this institution-was hold on 'Mofiday,: irk the Exami- nation Hall of the Royal College of Surgeons. At four o'clock, the chair wais taken by Surgeon XFLEMING, President! of the College of Sarg6ons. Dr. WHAMNTosthep read the annual report, from which the following are extracts:_ The Committee of the Medical ...

... RAILWAY T I vE-T AB L E. TRAINS will leave for: the undermentionect places from and to Belfast, on week days, at the following bours:- .- From l~~~elfoal. ~To Belas~at. 0, 9 30 n; 2, 5 20 pm Antrii . 718, 1027 am; 268 8 nm; 12 n; 4 30 pm; Annaghmola* 70 am;12 n; 40 0pm 7 12 pmn 7 40 pmil .7, P LL; 12 x, 4 80, Armagh 7 20, 2 20 am, 12 n 7 12j101 460 pin 76, 0l; 220pm llnyclare 3 21, 101 an, 3 ...

... \ MRA ROEBUCK, M.P., AT MILFORD HAVEN. A Numtirm of gentlenmen connected. with tile railway and shipiping inteie-ts of Southl Wales and Ireland visited Milfdrd'on 'StutxdVy f6r the ?? of in- spectifg tile caphbilitieis of;tho'larboui, andI inaugu- rating the new steanship lines pnojected fromr~ tbat port. Mr. LEvFit, NM.P, presided at the dinner. Thle health of her Majesty and the Prince ...

... TEIS DAtY'S NEWS. !-B Y 3t A O NEt t I C T F 1. F. Q R A P H.] ' VElvs-.Lr1'7gEf 0FFICE, Fr'idf', ?? o'clock, p2n. A.ATTT UTO 1) E pRuSsiAt. Alter remiarkitii that die part which Prussia hlas | to Piay just iow is exeeedingly comaplex, owing to luer Eurropean and Germ anic interests crossing eacil othiel at several points, tlhe Daily .ews shows tho iin- port of thie advance of Pruissian troops ...