... 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 ...

... I_ - SITAIONS OF L'.IEAlVESELBY\N M[?W[STRIts IN I . IRELAND iO 'THlE YEAR 189-6O. 1.-TIE DUBLIN DISTRICT. Dublin Sonth-lvWm. r. Appelbe, LL D., Joseph W. 31'KIay, Edward Harto, Robert Crooke, LL.D., Governor of' the Connexional School; Robinson Scott (131ackrack); Arthur Noble and John F. Muathoews, super'llel nrarics. Dablin North-Wallace M'Mullen, John D. Powell, William Gorman; Johln ...

... IMR. CARD WELL ON IRELAND. AT 'his re-election, on Monday, the newv Chief-Secre- tary ?? you witl pdi'tlit mie to rofer for a jeonlent to the country with which I am about officially to be morc imnediately connected. Ia con- ;sitering the vastl importance of rinion anong our- selves, there are few things more gritifying than a reviewv of tile change that has, within tiy ineinii)ry, taken place ...

... Etf .I : c tl : , . L T (ESTABLISIHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2.9, 1859. THE Newcastle election has terminated in the rettrn of the Ministerial casndidate, Mr. Headlam, by a large majority. 'At Oxford, the polling is goinrg on rathier laiiuidliy, and the nahdidats are, still close to each other. At five o'clock yester- day Mr. Gladstone's rnajority' was 42.' The Morning Advertiser ...

... THE RIGWIT HON. T. MI. lIB.MN, AT ASHTON. ON Saturday aftornoon, iu the Town Hall, Ashton- under-Lyne, Mr. Gibson addressed a very crowded meeting of' his constituents, Mr. Alderman elogin- bottomli presiding. Mr. Gibson who was enthusi- astically received, briefly traced the course of events wilich had led to the overthrow of Lord Derby's Go- vornment and to the lormintion of thle present ...

... THIE REVIVAL MOVEMENT IN BELFAST. 'TaE ?? proceedj, increasing daily in strength, widening its- ieflaenlce, exteitdilig its blessin'gh,' and bringing all classes Ivilbin the circle of its powoer. Each day' gives further proof, if such were now needed, that the orik is of tho Lord, that it is from above, that it is caleulated to bring about .the most beneficial results anlongst tile inhabitants ...

... . THE BOUNDARIES ACT (IRELAND), Tr, Dutblin Gazette contnins the proclaniation from the Lord Lieutenalit and Privy Coincil, isssled under the 17th Victoria entitled An Act to mtake further Provision for Deflning the Boundaises of Cotntios, Bi3rdnies, Hal f-bnronies, Parishes, Towitnnds, and other. Divisions and Denominations of Landin Ire- lalid for Pilblic Ptlrposes. And in ?? 2Qtl and ...

... THE REVIVAL IX BELFAST.- Tnu weather Inst cyaning being. very rainy,:lno opon- air meetings evore .held,.ht nearly nil the Evangelical places of worship lvere openied for Divine service 'and wore attended by 'lch crowds of tiuxiou& 'iiiq~1rers and devolit worShIpprs, as proved that the interest in tile great ?? and reviving ivork is by no meafl5 rn th decliihe. ?? tolling' of the lpas isih ...

... T. lE AR AY. : Gsiaeri JicirsoN issied the following gqneral order prcyious to his leaqviqg the CapAe of Good Hope:- He4d-quarters on hoard H.M.S. Himalaya, Sinioti'N Bay, 36th April, 1859. Lientenant-Ge'neial Sir James baok'gon, KlC;B., anid K.ll, having conilplted his period of ?? years as Conmmander of the Forces serving in South Africa, has this day relinquish'ed the cormmand, ihichl will ...

... Tits interesting event came off on Saturday, when her Majesty was graciously pleased to receive the deputation, consisting of Licttenant-Colonel Jarvis, the Hton. Henry Smith, Speaker of the Comimons of Canada; Mr. Langevin, Miayor of Qnelbc; Mr. Casault and Lieut.-Colotiel Itylands, in her Royal closet, pre- vious to the goencral reception, where the Speaker presented the ?? addro:es, wi rh ...

... NlL V2-LE7'TTiR OFFICE, ?? Moerning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR IN ITALY. PASSAGE OF THlE M[NCIO 'BY TIHEE FRENCH. Paris, Wedncsday Morning. -The Mleonifeir of this'mo'ning contains the follow ing telegram:- C i 28tI . Cavrinni, Tuesday, 28th.* Our troops have passed the Mincio without. any resistance, the-enemy having withdrawn beyond the river. THE BATTLE OF SOLFERINO. Paris, June ...

... iAQRICUZL'IURiE. CATTLE SH1OW AT KILLYLEX AGI!. Tree annual cattle show of the Killyloagh, Killinchy, Kiltmood, and Tullynakill Farming Society was held 'at' Killylergh, on Taeslay last, in a field the property of Captain' Hamilton, J.P., kindly granted by that gentleman for the occasion. The fleld was in con_ nection wi th the Castle Farm, and well suited for such an exhibition. Thle' day ...