... THE RELIGIOUS RREVIVAL AIOVIEAIENT:.. THEi revival of religion still proceeds in Belfast and its vicinity, as well as throughout tho;.conntry. Time seems but to add now strength to-the movement, as its influence is daily. extending to different parts of the town, reaching all classes,' and'tl ?? those within its power wvho'previously appeared ,tihe jnost, careless and unconceroed 'about ...

... j:LURGAN TOWN C1MLSSTONEitS. Tin folloiing is a portion Jof; the fourtfi annual ro- port of ithi Commisstonfs to tih'e ratepyers ?? On the-7th June, 188,i the Cotnmissiobets grante mortgages to Win Greer, Esq:.'on the special and ?? sewer rates ol the Shankhull drainage trict; for. thasum of £83 4'0sa,'nd on tbe, spct eciat In general sewer rmtes of the Ballybloutih drainage dis- trict for ...

... DEPUTATION TO TME LORD LIEUTENANT.. Ai DEPUTATION, appointeid ;by thie meeting of Sglici- tors and Attorneys of ILeland, hold on' the 3rd inst., *vaited on his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant by ap- pointment at the Viceregal Lodge on Thursday, twelve o'clock.' The de(intation was received very courteously by his Excellency, and! Mr. NI-eade, one of the Vice-Presiden'ts of the Incorporated ...

... | * 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. ...

... . CA RH ICOK FrERG US. DEciDne symptoms of the approaching revival were niinirflsted here alniost as soon as in Belfast, and in a manner equally decided and remarkiable. Several most interesting cases of unmiistakeable conviction occurred the weck beforoe last. In tile Presbyterian, Independemt, and Mlethodist churches, meetings for prayer were held daily last week, with the most pro- ...

... GENERRAL ASSEMBLY OF THE FREECCHURCH. :TuiE Assembly met on Tneaday at half-past ten. The first part of the sederunt was occupied with business of detail. Dr. BONAit brought up drais 'f ans so letters from the Presbytery of Wellington and from the Wal- densian Synod. ' The answeirs were approved of, and ordered to be signed by the Moderator, and trans- mitted The Assembly :granted the ...

... CORRESPONDENCBs. TO CORRESPONDENTS. A sunsaMBER Nvishes to know if. the quicksilver, as sold by an apothecary, and 'without any prepara- tion, will do to re-place'somie that has beem lost out ofra barometer. Can any of ou corresponderits inform him? THE REVIVAL OF RELIGION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. Sin-It is, indeed, marvellous hoif any one hold- ing the Christian name and ...

... THE NE LATI : :L :A -THE NETS ATLANTIC TELEGRAPHf. AT last the long-pending question as to the prioba- bility of tei1egratbhic comiiunlication being established between this country and America seems in a fair way of being settled. While tile old Atlantic Tele- graph Company has been wasting the money of the *shareholders and seeking preposterouss conditions A the Gdvcrn ent to guarantee them ...

... S . E._ TH[IS PA.Y'S NEWS.0 CRY MAGNETIC TnLSGRAP H.] * VEVS-LET24E8 OFFICE, Tuesday, One 0'4eck,p.an. THE POSITION OF TIIE AUSTRIANS. The Post says that the position or the Austrians. has now becorne doubly critical. They will, doubt- less, attemyptto reach Lodi on 'their way to Verona. and Mantna, on which it is absolutely certain they mvist fbi back; but the PFrenoh, alreeady nasters of ...

... 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 ...