... . :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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... S A R-D I N I A. TURIN, JUNE 13..-Victdr Emmanuel sees the'con- fides of his .idgdoni enlargin-govery day. 'TlfeItalian flag is already flying in every place ,,throughout, the Dnuiy of Parnna, and there is no doubt felt here ithat in a few days the Duchy of Modena will also be added to the Sardinian kingdom. Tie, CommIssioner foi' that' si'all' caj ~itisalready appointed in theh person of ...

... TRE RELIGIOvUS REVIVALS. ,, t ?? ;,BAFIYIIENA. -I AMONG the,many good reuits of this general awaaken; ing wenmay remark thiat the, ordirnry Sabbatlihday.. services of public 'vdr'ship are piously attended by.. * rowds ~ieoilte once iegalid~ess of eYvry~tling'except ' their weoll-being in time, but now deeply; anxious:re- *specting theie fotie :position in eternity.' At the lp'esbvteriau ...

... BesYoUT, MAY 2q.-I mentioned to you about ten months ago that an American Protestant missionary had been ttrned with violence out of the town of Zable, in Lebanon, by the bigoted Gireek Catholic population of the. place. For some reason or other the American consular authorities took no active steps in tho matter, and the consequence is tliat the offence has been lately repeated, with ...

... GALWAY HARBOUR. TiiE following Bill has boen introduced by Sir S. Northcotc and Mr. Blaokburn, to amend the Galway Harbour and Port Act (I833: Whereas by an Act passed in tho session of Par- liament holden in thei'sixteenth and seventeenth years of the reign of her present MaJesty, i ntitaled 'An Act for making b Pier and Breakwater in the Bak of Galway, and for confelrrihg additiona1 powers ...

... . ' T II E NElD W M I N I S T R Y. tlrnOM Tulk MORNIN6 STAR.) 'Vl presiume tbat at length the chief of fices of tile Cabinet are filled up, and that thle reoslts of a wehlt's. laborious inlrig'ne aie about to be submitted to tbo criticism of Pau!liament and the country.; There arte some appointments which everybodg will have ex- pected, and some which everybody will condemn. If there is 'on ...

... I INAUGURATION OF THIE NEW MINISTRY. )m Saturday mioring, her Majesty the Qaeen held a leurt and Privy Council at Windsor Castle, for the mrpose of fornmally receiving fromn Lord Derby's kdxministration the' seals of office, and transferring hem to the new Government, which has been formed inder Lord Palmerston. ' . I : - Her Majesty gave audience to' the Earl of Derby mnd his late ...

... . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ECCLESIASTICLA. THE ESTABLISH-ED HUuRC11- ORMIATION AT IJOLYWOOD. YESTERDAY, being Trinity Sunday, a ?? nation wvas held by the Lord Bishop of Down. in j, Parish Chureir of Holywvood. Prayers 'ercea~l ?? the kev Tr. C. StanleyCnrato of [lolywood. Tho clijj~ Airan Hare's; the service (2'e Deum, &C.) Rogers'; andi ti1e anthem, Comfort Ye my13 P~e'1lo The glory~ of tie Lord, &e. (from ...