... RUSSIA:. Tars Russian Government has issued tLhe followill circcular to all its representatives at foreign Courts, explaining the views of Russia respecting the politi- cal gituati n of Jurope, more especially aS regards the attitude of Germany:- Monsieur le Cornte-lu face of the eoniplications that have arisen in Italy, several of the great Powers of Europe have tiduglitt 'it their daty ...

... ?: T. H'?;V., W ? M t ? N I'S ?T- R We 4ieve. ,e are correct in stating the6 roilovilng Isathe list'te'n MiisI f, I wihi'i 'Will today be lif byLoird P~erstpor 'th appi'ooatl nof hirst.Liord 6o? the Trensnriy Lr Lm alianierston. lItOI~e Secr ,Y ' Sit' 0L'U. Lewis. Secltet nty r Celies-keof N fetastle SLcbrtarytfolr War-Mr. r d ley H6ehert.' 'Secletary kOrIndin'Sir C. f : Fiirst'Lordo'f thj ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTT HOUSE OF LORDS-YE5TERDAy MINISTERIAL STATEMENT. The Earl of DERBY announced that, in conse. quence of the vote of the House of Conills on Fri. day, he had placed his resignation in the hands of lher Majesty. That resignation her Majesty was mrt graciously pleased to accept. He and his colleagues now only held office till their successors could lie ap. pointed. He was happy ...

... FRENCH GOSSLP AND CHIT-CHAT. PARrS, FaMDSY Eriuwrxu.-Thu advacice of tile allies has been so rapid, and thc nible-foted Zouaves have clmared so uany dykes, canals, rivers, and road- less tracts,. 'immeasurably spread, that thc Paris army correspondents have been left nowhere, and two of the best ofthem, A mA dee Achard of thi Debats, and Edmond Texier of the Siecle, have conic back to us. It ...

... . TIH LOSS OF THIE STEAMER ELK. TuE following is the report of Captain Aloxand'er M'Qucen, master of the Belfast and Glasgow ma; steanmer Elk, which struck on the rocks off Ballynsim cormick Point, near Grooinsport, on the morning of the 7th instant, and has since become a wreck:- Left Glasgow on the 6th instant, at 4.30 PIN., hav- ing on board about eighty passengers, the mails, and a ...

... BELFASC ]3OARD OF 0 U ARDL\ ,z BELFAST BOARD OF tllsi YEStlItROA\, thle USU'al wevIs';I iiuetifn. 1,,t IC ali diians of the Belfahst Unliuon W M'a held in i'ei13 rooln or the Workheisols wleii tile ViceL. l D'. 1'0GEE, J.P., preided. The Oti'er itv!nei''.s p sent were-Surgeon B'owve, Di', M,,10,C Di * I Connell, David Walker, Geo. Marltin j.I' 1i \ John Finlay, Jamies Hllar)er, David iyll, lit ...

... XOIMSSIONERS oF CgARITABLE DONA- TIONS AND BEQUESTS' FOURTEENTH AN- 'NUAL REPORT. - ; I TO TEE QUEEN'S ,MOST, EXCELLENT MAJEsTY. MAY IT PLEASE YOUR GRACIOUS MAJESTY-We. the Comuimissioners of Charitable Donations and Be- quests for Irelandi, appointed under an Act passed in thei 7th and 8thl years of your Majesty's reign; en- titled An Act for the more effectual Application of Charitable. ...

... I ..,TfI : II WV g? elf a5l:;fI e W15-T eff M' i I . (ESTA1LISISEIY ANNO 1737.).. , .. .' A _ : . ~BEDLFAST: MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1859. LOaD DERBY and his colleagues have delivered up their seals and wands of 'office, and Lord Palmer. ston and lis collenguos have kissed hands on their several appointments. All, however, is not run- ning sitnoothiy' with the. now inistry. Consi- dering their ...

... 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 ringI'ing those within its power wvho'previously appeared ,tihe jnost, careless and unconceroed 'about ...

... 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 ...

... . 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- ...

... S A I D IN I A. ViROErLaT.. JU.iS 10.-The railroad which runs friom Turin to Milan Will e &opened again for public traffic on, Stitday next. War operaitions' and Aus- trian destpiiction compelled the Government to break off the 'commrrnication with the magnificent town which only a few days ago was still the capital of an Austrinn province, now for the most part unilted to Piednmont. This ...