... ?? . ?? - (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. ...

... II jr 'r . - : , : . ?? -i -.1I li,1;: r: tt. , i b, THE RELIGOUS- REVWAL M, VEME$T ; !; , ; -i: .IN BELFAST;. . 31 Tmis nibi'i~ent pioceeds in all pal'tsof tlwe town *aird thelntercst feit .in the maceti's, tlie att'm~ntacG at them, and the results produced, continue unated Services wore held yesterday eveninchi thestlifitrent, ;Evanigelical plaeos of woiship in the toivn,'andtlre, ...

... . I I ? c . I I WI elf ? I, ? f '411 C, -'-itf t c r4 I - - (ESTABLISHIED ANNO 1737.) BELFA ST: MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1859. \arn refer elsewbere to the great battle which has been fought on the right bank of the Mincio, and the various telegramis will be found in our tole-' graphic columns. Trhe Observer says that if Mr. Cobden does not accept office-and lie will not-Mr. Milner Gib- son will ...

... TILE REV. MR. WRIXON AND ALLEGED BIIGOTiLY. ro 1lic I'OITOnL OFr'IT1llt nILFAST NMES-LETTIE., Siiv-I have road in the ?Ianer of l/ster tile letter f M11. YonIng in reference to the interference of the 11ev. Johl Wrixon, of Malone, with tihat geutldnian wvhile kinflly visiting a-young fenmale under tbe ?? of newly-affected and interesting religious feclinjcs. The niatter is mitch spokeno of in ...

... LORD EGLINTON CREX'MD IARL OF WON'F)N. IVhitchl~l, June 17. ?? Queell has oeer pleased to (iroct letters patent under the gloat seal, granting the dignity of Earl of tile United Kingdom of Grcoat ,Britalin and Irelaivi unto tle Rtight [Honouriable Archtiballd Williami, EaIrl of Eglinton, il that part or thle kingdomll callcl ScA - land, Knigtli i and thoe heirs malo joi his body, ie- gotten by ...

... .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 ?? ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMIEN T, [BY MAGNET IC a TEL E G It AIP' U.] HOUSE OF CONMMONS-YEEsvRDAY The House met at twelye o'clock, ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO BRIBE A IIE31UEII, Mr. BRAND having moved that thle loUse, oa its rising, shouldl adjourn till Thursday, the 30tit illst., Mr. 0. STANLEY called attention to ?? state- ments which had appeared in a newspaplr to thle effect that attempts had been made to ...

... 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 ...

... I1EM OVAL OF FORE aNPOLITICAL PRISONERS BY THE ...

... 5 (?9 (ESTABL[S[IOD ANNO 1737.) BEL PAAST: TUESI)AY, JUN4i 28, 1i859. AT five o'clock yesterday, the Marquis of Chandos was 27 votes in aivad eceof Mr. Gladstolle. This is a good beginning, anti we hope the majority will be maintained. It is saidl that the Enperor Napoleon was under fire in the battle of Solferino; somlec general whlo was beside him had a horso killed, and two of the guards ...