... 6; . ., 1 ? . iT ? c kl? ffl , , f , ? 11411, I., -?v 15 T c w. ? JV c -f t c r. (ESTABLISIIED ANNO 1737.1 BE T'PAST: E, FRIDAY, JUNE 10; 1859. WE. have this morning later news from India, America, and the seat of war in Italy.. Our readers will find the particulars amongst our telegraphic intelligence. The space which we - have devoted to the important proceedings in both Houses of Parliament ...

... THE RELIGIOUS REVIVAL MOVEMENT IN I I I o . BELFAST. YESTERDAY evening, meetings were, as usual, held in most of tthe houses of wnioliip bolonging to tho E van- gelical donominations in Bolfltst, and all :were well attended. A spetial service was conducted in the Parish Charelh (St. Annc's) and in Christ Church; Prayer-nicetings were held in the school-rooms con. nected Nvith the other ...

... .T. . 1L P R E V I V.A L S. TO THlE EDITOR OF TItE 1IIELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIR-lisvinig been a earcil'l observer of the rcyival Sile it commenced at Connor, having watchied its [ progress AtV Rlhldalstowvn and Alioglill, and hiavin.g seen souee of its blessed fruits in Belfast, I feel it my l1iitY3 to say aI kmrdl or too about its, working. I anil thianl'tirl tli Godl for tile man ier in which ...

... Mist I In elter. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737. ' BELFAST: SATURDAY,,'JUNE 18,I 1859. ONE of the French: journals appears to be trying to establish a cause of quarrel against ]lngland; *The Debacsasks,;why i gland is fortifring the Island of Perim? The first question we would ask is, are we fortifying the island? Weshall'be very.Tmuch,astonished to. hear that any works, worthy of being called ...

... (Friwo TEr xOrmNING HERALD.) IN the Shannon. there is good anchorage, but the landing eccorlmodation is wanting. In the river both Foynes' and Tarbort tire pointed out as eligible obsitions, but, on tilo whole, tile preferoncc is given. to the'former. For a pier and basin at Galway the figures stand at,£230,000; for a pier and basin at Tarbort, £75,000- for a pier and small breakivater at ...

... .. lr- I I I - qc; 1? elf it 5 t; : - ? c i? -f et t c r. , IT' (ESTABILISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, JUN 6,. 1859. A GREAT battle has been' ?? between the allied armies and the Austrian forcesi at Ma- genta. A telegram, received yesterday by the Empress, announces that, at half past eleven o'clock on Satrlay morning, a great victory was won .at the Bridge of Magenta, when no less-thant ...

... EONDEN. i i x - I l ' SECONWD-.EDIrT'ION., THIS 'DAY'S NFW$S. .[BY MAGXNETrt TzLEG n A PHL.] ATNE S-LETTER OFFrCE, Tinrsday, Onr o'clock, pm. ,. THE W.ku. DEFEAT OF THE AUSTRIANS AT PALESTRO.' Turin, Jutic 1. Tlhe official Piedmzontese Gazette, publishing the order of the day, says ns ?? concerning the fight of ?? enemy, in grcater rorce than ourselves, vigorouslyattacke(1 our right, in ?? 'to ...

... . . SATURtDAY last being the Feast of St. Darnabas, tile usual examiliatioll iook place in the Merehant. Ty- lorls Schools, under tile superintendcaco of the mas- ter, Nr. -Win. Nash, and the wadilens. The comainny afterwards adjourced to the graud banquet, which was given in tile evening it, the hall of theo comllpnly, to the presidhet and feliows of St. John's College Oxford anld to which ...

... IMR. CARD WELL ON IRELAND. AT 'his re-election, on Monday, the newv Chief-Secre- tary ?? you witl pdi'tlit mie to rofer for a jeonlent to the country with which I am about officially to be morc imnediately connected. Ia con- ;sitering the vastl importance of rinion anong our- selves, there are few things more gritifying than a reviewv of tile change that has, within tiy ineinii)ry, taken place ...

... RUMOURED DEATH OF CANROBERT-GEN. CLERC-THE EMPEROR AT THE BATTLE- FRENCH ARTILLERYMEN-AUSTRIAN L9SS. It was reported in Paris yesterday that Marshal Canrobert had died of his wounds. General Clerc was not far from the Emperor when he met his death. Tho Paris correspondent of the Tinges says the Emperor was in tho midst. of the Imperial Guard during the stand made, for two hours, against the ...

... AGRICULTU RE. CBlE,1 ICOO-AGRICUUhT RAL SOCIETY 'O1 U L[STE Ii. COUNCI[L MUETING. T lr Coun'cil of this soeimty held thvil m onthlly meet- ing at the Laboratorya G3 Upper Arthhir St re t, o 0n Friday, the 3rd inst.- ev. If. iNIONT'OMRtity, L L.DI, presided. There were - also present-Dr. ftronga; Belfast; R. AV. Gordon, Falls; Professor odges, 11. Miller, Bally gholbrt; Rev. Win m Brace, The ...

... Etf .I : c tl : , . L T (ESTABLISIHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2.9, 1859. THE Newcastle election has terminated in the rettrn of the Ministerial casndidate, Mr. Headlam, by a large majority. 'At Oxford, the polling is goinrg on rathier laiiuidliy, and the nahdidats are, still close to each other. At five o'clock yester- day Mr. Gladstone's rnajority' was 42.' The Morning Advertiser ...