... . :2, _ .~ , ?? ' ; -: ' : ?? . ' i ' - : ?? , ~ ! HOU8E'O0ftORDS-2FR~TDAY 'p T jtosef Losre-assembled Ao-daynfteri the The L'OD CIIANOELLO3L took his sent , 'back'a. flveb''clock. T1E DIS LUTLON AND :THE NEW GOVERN- 0 ?? .. EN2;T.y. - . - i ThcEatliof DERBY, after a fewpetitions had ben. presetiteh;tsal1-flofore' pioceddinj to' nnj oiher ile marks-I- maype'rbaps be indulgeid under the ...

... . Tis judges met yesterday, and made the following arrangements for the onsuing Assi2es: - HOM CI U CiROU.T- ?? of tihe Queen's Bench arrd the Chief.Jnstice of ?? Pleas. NottH-EAsT.-The Chief-Baron and Mr. Justice C~hristian ?? ?? .. . NIUNSTEr.-Mr. Justice Keogh and Mr. Justice O'Brien. : CONNAUGHT.-Mr. Justice Ball and Baron Greene. LEINSThR.- Mr. Justice Hayes and Baron Fitz- gcrald. . ...

... ?? . ?? - (ESTABLISHIED ANNO 1737.) i BELFAST: . THURSI)AY, TJUNE 2a3, 1186!9 Tim disturbances at Venice, of which some par. ticulars'will be found amongst our latest news, were of a rather serious character. The next intelligened from the seat of Wvar is looked'for with intense i$terest., in Paris as a great battle is daily expected. Two divisions of troops at .Chalons have received orders to ...

... FlREE DRINKING FOUNTAINS. IT is now very generally admitted that the want of' free drinking fountains in large cities is a real and very great privation to the poolr; and founde(l on this admitted fact, many philanthropie persons in the large cities of England, and especially in London, are endeavouring, and with great success, to supply a necessity which has been so long and so widely felt. ...

... LORD DERBY3!S FOREIGNTPOLICY.. - - . l. . J d. I I . . M'a W irtted, yesterday morning aiselection from ?? vfuifi\oiius bi4.b kl: :icli has ?? boien issusued containing the entire of the despatches indd 'cores- podehdefdtela6 thI 't6 he' present Edi'rolcihn' crisis. We shqowed, by pjttdir4 theawortl of, Lord5 PninerstoiV ttide by sido with the-nmanly and outspokenl desp-atchtes of LordI o ...

... . FACTS FOR FARMERS. ARTIFICIAL MIANURE SUITED FOR LATE SWEDES.- A Co. Cork Farjer writes- I have six statute ncrcs of Swedish turnips to sow yet, for which] have no farni-yard manure, Whether shoald I use guano or superphospho ate of lime, Which gives the best corn crop toe y6a. fo0lowing? .The quantity of each per ?? plri6e per: ton. The land is a light, gravelly, poor oat stbble-kindi ...

... SECOND EDITION, THI[S DAY'S NEWS. C11f MAGENTTIO 'TEL:EGRAP.]) NVEW8-LETTER OFFICE, Saturday, -O ne ?? penm. TIHE NEW ADMINISTRATION. The Times repeats the list it published yesterday, with the following additions:- I 'Under-Secietaries-Home-MrI . .Clave. India- Mr. Baring. WarLordlRipon. Civil Lord of the Admiralty-Mr. Whitbraid. Judge Advocate-Mr. Justice Headlam. Secretary' to the 'Poor ...

... .I I . cle k )! 't , ?? , - ?hr?L fi I ?Vxt 41, c i?i I 5A I - c t f c r (CSTJA43T.TS1:3jj!) ANNiO 1737.): ; ; 3IaL't'A ST:' yj Hj) ES l) A S , J U E 22, 1859. Tnr Qlouses 'of Paliament met last evening, but no business was done. This evening the new ,writs wvill be moved, and then there will I e-1 adjournment until after the re-elpctions. Mr. Cogan has declined the Junior Lordship of the ...

... -Wi. t 1: f i15, -t - 9,, I Uc $- . . . I . - . . (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.): ' BELFAST: FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1859. A PaiussItz; army of 31,000 men is being moved 'to the Rhinc. This 'is, perhaps, the most unpleasant item- of European news which has reached us since the declaration of war. It is equivalent to a threat that, should the Allies continue to drive back tlhe Anstrhins, Prussia would ?? ...

... NIE IS-LETTER OFFICE, . 'edneslqy J Morning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR IN ITALY. RETREAT OF TIME AUSTRIANS. Turin, Tuesday. Thle Austrians nre in rall retrelat Il the direction of the river Oglio. The bridges over tli Adda and. other rivcrs have been d(estroyedl by means of mines, They have also evacuated Pizzighictone, after having burned the bridge and thrown their guns, war matc- ...

... - SAINTFIELD ACADEMY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NIvWS-LBTTrR. SIR-I perceive, in your inipression of Weinesday, y ou have copied, in a condensed form, the report of the Banner of VUster relative to the proceedings which took place on Saturday last at the monthly meeting of the committee of management of the above insti- tution. As I have been much misrepresented in that report, several ...

... TNE REVIVAL MlOVENMENT IN BELFAST. TnE religious revival movement continues to pro- gres daily in Belfast. The number of those brought under Conviction at each meeting is In nowise dimi- nislring. and many of these have been led to exercise faitl in Christ, and have professed that they know by. ,speriencO what it is to be born again; that spiritual change rvhich Nicodemns marvelled at when ...