... II (FnOMt OUR OIVN CORRESPONDENT.) LoNDO:, WIMDNESDAY. Ttl aspect of Corutinental a1fairs is rapidly attain- ing a ?? at which the mediation of the great European Powers not engaged in hostilities may be advantageously offored. Austria, having 1ierselP elected to decide her quarrel by the sword, must listen to reason when. she finds she can no ?? dictate terms to lier pseudo Italian subjccts. ...

... fl? V) c WkIf(luxt ?? C' io, ? -feRm (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.1 BELFA ST: FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1S59. LORD PALMERSTON'S statement in the 1-ouse of Commons, last night, secrns to have been very meagre. He will followy the ncstrality policy of the late Government, and he will not introduce a; Reform Bill this session. Whether there will be a Winter scssion he does not promise; but we rathler fancy, from ...

... |- ; THlE REVIVAL IN TIME NORTH. JOURNAL OF TIM REV. W3M. MARRABLE, PREBENDARY OF ?? JOHIN'S, DUBLIN. 03, Waterloo Road, June, 1856, I left Dublin on Tuesday, the 14th inst., by thle one o'clock train for Belfast. I was informed by a clergymnan that the Bishop of Down and Connor, &c., was to preach that evening in Trinity Chureb, at half-past seven o'clock. On arriving in Belfast I proceeded ...

... OPENING OF THE MAZE, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. I YESTECHDAY, a very interesting ceremony was per- formed in the district of thae Maze, and one very dif- ferent. in character to those of' which the good ?? in that neighbourhood are suially spectators. The occasion was the inatgiiration of a Preslbyterian house of worship, which lilas heen just completed, and which is really very creditable to the ...

... I SECOND EDITILON. THUB D.VY'S NEWS. [B Y U1 A G N E T I C T Sc L 1 G R A H.] IE ill'S-: E-'lTET.R OFFrICE, Friday, ?? O'c:lookt, p M.12 THE BRITISH GO(V. ?? AND TIET WAR. Thle Times says tha Goveraimntt is understood to have in view ?? -olItws which %voutld in vulva great sacrifhces tv Anstrift, and which consequelitly caninot yet be propo.ed; but which the further sue- cess Of tilo Frenclh ...

... Tir extlraordinary uiion prayer-meeting hield in tire Botanic GmrtoIens on Weddnesday has had t1ha effect of greatly increasing tire work of revival it, Belfast. Tlre nmeetings botli on Wednesday evening and last cveni- ing in the several churches were attended hy congre- gations even larger than usual, and the number of those brought under conviction was more numeroiis than, perhaps, at any ...

... BELFAST DISTRICT NIODEL SCHOOL. Tia nnnual examinatioon of the Belfast Model School on pa commenced yesterday morning at ten o'clock' The ths number of visitors who were present during the cxn int mination was very large, and the great interest taken in thie proceedings must have been highly gratifying dn to the inspecots, and to the principal, friends -and J- supporters of the Model School in ...

... | 1VRi take the following from the letter of the Paris correspondent of the Star, dated Monday evening, premising, however, that it is niot confirmed by letters. of ia suhbs5cuent date.- ?? The serious nature of the victory we have won upen thoe Mincio harsts 'upon us lile thunder. The flinger of God is ulion this war. So disastrous is the ?? thatthie jonrnals are forbidden to hint at the ...

... IMPERIAL PARLUAMEN P. [BY MAQNETtC TELRGg APll.] HOUSE OF LORDS-YrSTERtDAY. Lord CAMPBELL, tbe new Lord Chancellor, took lis seat on tlhe woolsack. TME DIVORcE COURT. Lord CHELMSFORD gave notice that, on Thfirs- lay next, he should call attention to tile present tate of the Divorce Court, with reference to future egistration, THIE AFFAIRS OF ITALY. Lord STRATFORD DE REDCLIFFE gave notice hlat ...

... [f ROMIS11 INTOLERANCE AT WIGAN. T3HE t1atn do Cainin, wlo is so well known from the disturbances that; have frequently, attended the de- livery of his harangues against Itornan Catholicism, last week annontinced his intention to give two loetiures in the Mechanics' Institution, Wigan, the first being fixed for Tuesdav evening, and the second for this (Werdnesday) evening. Bilt the Baron did ...

... NEIlV-LETTICR ORPICE, F,'idetv Mot'ning. [BY 'MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR IN ITALY. SARDINIAN OFFICIAL BULLETIN. Turin, June 30. The Imperial ?? held at Volta The passa-e of the Mlincio by our troops contintues. The Emperor visited the left hank of the river. The position of the Vileigo has been occupied by the Fren1ch. Ils ?Majesty has also caused bridges to be thrown across the Mincio to ...

... THm.,NXRDUDDAIR AT BZElRi GfAlT, NEAR JUInUL. PORO, MAIY 15.-A mnot inelauirrl accident oc- curireo here on the 10th instant. Two European gentlemen belonging to lhe ?? Railway Company, viz..-Messrs. Armstrong and Boddington-were sinr- , veying a ?? ?? nndeor Cio'lr, t r the purpose of throwing a hridge across the Nerbhdda, the chan- nel of which, being in this place fhom ten to. fifty yards ...