... 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 ...

... NAVAL AND *MILITARY. NAV.L, APP0oNTMExRTS-Cotnmander-F. 3. ;A., Selwyn, to be Captain lieutenants-F. H. M. Martin, E. Field,:h1. E.Smihe.tt, and :the:fon. W. 0. Talbot, Ut.P., to be Commianders. Shrgjons-br. Thomas J; L'yton,'to the Topaz;: Thomas R.'Pi&- ' thorni to 'he Sidon; tJohn Ward (a)A the Scyll; Seaton Wade; to. the Scout; Dr. Mark .Hanniilton,; to the Cossack; Assistant-Snrgeon-Dr. ...

... SECOND EDITION, THI[S DAY'S NEWS. C11f MAGENTTIO 'TEL:EGRAP.]) NVEW8-LETTER OFFICE, Saturday, -O ne o'eocAk 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 ...

... ECCLESIASTIC AL. THE :BSTADLISHED CHURCH. The Rev. Dr. Muigan'bas been appointed to the Perpetual CTUacy of Lisnmdill. .Kilbride New Chhirch, Bray, opens on Sunday first. HliALTH6op TrKa LORD PiINATE.-The Iri;ltChIIrh will rejoici -to know that his Grace the Ilord Primate' is in the enjoyment of excellent health at his town residence, 30, Great Charles Street, London, and for many years has ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... WItOSi CONG1REGATIONS HAVE NOT YET MADE THEIR UI ~nS50U15: UInn TIASSISTANT MINiSTERS' FWuxv REVEREND AND DEAR BRErHREN--Permtit m11e to remind you that our General Assembly has enjoined that every congregation under its care shall make au annual contribution for the Assistant Ministers Fund. The resolution on this subject is (see uinutes of 1858, page 668):- That for this. purpose there ...

... LATESTNEWS. M XWLTTIR OPPJCE, - . Saw y M rmng : [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) THE WARA IN INALY, HEADHQUARTE RS 0 F THE ALLIES, O OFFICAL flULLXTIN,. Turin, Jun o 17. yesterday the head-quartdrers of the Emror were at CoW, on the road from Bergaro to Crerona; anr thoseof the King at Castegnato, siremona; the W'est of Drescia. Ipnini and Casese have announced for the natioaal PRINCE NApOLEON ...

... THE-WNA1 IN ITALY. THE 1HEAD-4pARTERS OF THII ARMlIES IN 'ITALY.. ,; P?12q4 TIME - COR PODENT4 . MaAEGNANCO (RALF-WAY. BSTWERNNILAN AND' tOD1),'JUNin i,'Mionawuo.-W~hile Milan w as still ins a frenzy ofjoy at the arriyal ft oe two oilied Sov6- reigns, this place was the scene of ,a.sharp combat with the Austrian rear guard, which had occupied and fortified this large town, with a considerable ...

... be THER TH{ERETRIEAT OF :TIIF, AUSTRI&N AR~MY.. (FRost THli rTIM13sA jWnn,,,, in its impatience or' ~ thle public ijiveighLed against. the tairdiniena and proolits tinition of' the,Austriitii armyjit did tfiem gross in-5 justice. Itbhas become evidtitt nowlthst this itimy is capablei of' cvolutions ofOa apdt. t,01. be thle fu th r ie General alone Tl~t.Trin nas not occupiVed1, thle pl'S'es of ...

... T BOAT AdCIDART ANDIUntGi LOSS OF LtFE| jieroto-day of-a terrible~boat ariet-y--hc-t is: fared fronttit 6i lfr id lbst tbh fes %wdt~ug-phsce. o;On;Ahe' t1LtIifOvCaL ih It I qIrc (Oth c~tact number of' persons drOined and wvlio they 'tre; A stcam-pakekt-na~med- the- Neath Abbey was adver- 4.ied or n eeusipp.-to] inehuad alid ;4WitW, aiid the eater bingfavonirable a large numrber of per- offend ...