... TOE WATER B3OARD) AN1i T'I[ BELFAST ]JoH(IICK 11ILL, (lr r readers are ?? r hith the Bill w*,lch' hlts becil preparoid il order to give 0flbct tu tie rulrt ol Messrs. la;n, Q ?? 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 ?? tie great. biody *f tile ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDJI)Belj. I (FRO0f OUR 011V CORRESPOI ?? ) LONION, WI:IIxi As it is agrecd upon alt halilis that we aro rI niO part ill thoe eventful scenes now oceullf s i Continent, but: merely to look oll, and lrzdi'rjc a!i the coiolibatants arc reduced to ti) postioin ,, ?? to d1o cochl other AiYy filrther 1 hii h j,!a vitil'thenn to shake haIds, and be frienfls gmill, I public attention ...

... i CORRES IPONDE NC. l TO CORRESPONDENTS. StVERAL, comutnications are unavoidlably held over mE ETING OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY. TO TIMiI IeDrolt 0I Turl .UEL-AST NEWS.LETTBR. SIR-For the inibrrati;on ?? parties concerned, I beg to state thntat iyl request, the directors of nearly all the lincs (if railway to tile mcetropolii from the di Meornt palrts of Irelaund, hive promwlptly and gene- rouslv ...

... I_ - SITAIONS OF L'.IEAlVESELBY\N M[?W[STRIts IN I . IRELAND iO 'THlE YEAR 189-6O. 1.-TIE DUBLIN DISTRICT. Dublin Sonth-lvWm. r. Appelbe, LL D., Joseph W. 31'KIay, Edward Harto, Robert Crooke, LL.D., Governor of' the Connexional School; Robinson Scott (131ackrack); Arthur Noble and John F. Muathoews, super'llel nrarics. Dablin North-Wallace M'Mullen, John D. Powell, William Gorman; Johln ...

... I1EM OVAL OF FORE aNPOLITICAL PRISONERS BY THE ...

... 5 (?9 (ESTABL[S[IOD ANNO 1737.) BEL PAAST: TUESI)AY, JUN4i 28, 1i859. AT five o'clock yesterday, the Marquis of Chandos was 27 votes in aivad eceof Mr. Gladstolle. This is a good beginning, anti we hope the majority will be maintained. It is saidl that the Enperor Napoleon was under fire in the battle of Solferino; somlec general whlo was beside him had a horso killed, and two of the guards ...

... THIE TEMPLEPATRICK PRESBYTERY. A QtrsSTiON of tile utmost imnpeltalic to the Preshy- telian Church, and of, strililig interest to every Christian commuiity, is to come befeore the Temple- patrick Presbytory, specially ?? lor its consi- devation this day, and the result will hle watched with jealous anxiety by hundreds of our readers, It w ill be remenmbered that at thle last Synod of Belfast a ...

... TilE religious revival movement in Belfilst continues to spread, and is being extended to all parts of the town-even the localities inhabited, by the most, de- based and degraded, The cases of conviction are beco' ing more frdquent'in the different factories andI worlk-rooms in the town and its vicinity; the number of penitents increases just as the nnmber ocnvert5 amongst their ...

... NEW1;E7;2 ' ' - r 'I Y., [BYE W AR.I N. T11 ?? ALLEGED DEFI1T3 0i THE 4 1 There is nothing to; conalrtn the nezwa fto Frank-| foIt, which alleged that, In the seeoond4gieatutbattle,, s the French hnd h diriiei Icrfts tiht Tioi-o'> d FREN(gfl' LOSS l k01 LS; M'1kAgON ' AND' CANIROBERT W0*P±bDD fz-E l7CES HIJAGED. V At Paris, yestot~lay, 1thcre.: wvre. rumousrsthat the 1 Frencl loss was from 0 ...

... itlE following leoter has been forwarded to us from the Admiralty for publication ?? . Calcutta, off Singapore, March 29. SIR-Having received information from Mr. Cald- well, tbe Registrar-General at Hong-Kong, Ihat a fleet Of pirates had assembled near the 0ld( ianunt at Kr'olan, I despiatched her Majesty's shlip Niger, Acting-Captein G. T. Colvile, and tho tvo gtinnltots, Clown and Janus, on ...

... S A R-D I N I A. TURIN, JUNE 13..-Victdr Emmanuel sees the'con- fides of his .idgdoni enlargin-govery day. 'TlfeItalian flag is already flying in every place ,,throughout, the Dnuiy of Parnna, and there is no doubt felt here ithat in a few days the Duchy of Modena will also be added to the Sardinian kingdom. Tie, CommIssioner foi' that' si'all' caj ~itisalready appointed in theh person of ...

... GENERAL ASSEMBLY uF THE FREE CIIURCII. ON Monday, Dr. Candlish give in reasons of dissent, in his own name and in the name of all who should ndhere to him, against thle decision of the house in the case of the Natural Science chair. WIDOWS' FUND. Professor MIIACDOUoALL gave in the report of the Widows' FeInd, hei ll ,r the ihirteenth year of the hind. It now amounts to £80,000. There are ...