... (Supplementaes' to Telegraphic Srumasry.) HOUSE OF LORDS-FItWAy. T7R1 LITURGY. Lord EVURY, pursuant to notice, presented a pe- tition frotm certain clergy ofthe Established Church, praying the' Rouse to address the Queen fora Royal Commission to revise the Liturgy. He had' printed his petition, and be believed that a' copy, had been put in the hands of every member of their lord- ships' House. ...

... NEWS-LETTER OrFICE, Norday 1foriaing. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,] THE BASES OF NEGOCIATIONS. St. Petersburg, July 29. 'The Journalde St. Petersburg contains the following: We are authorised to state that the bases of media- ion of which the project lately poblished is com- posed, had not been agreed upon by the neutral Powers- not even discussed. The preliminaries of pence between the ...

... SECOND EDITION THIS DAY'S NEWS. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGit rjIT] NE WS-LEITTER OFFICE, Mjl1o, One o'clock, p.m. V FRANCE. Count de Persigny has left Paris On his retqt, London. The Minister of War of France has addressed a order to all colonels of regiments to send hon, all soldiers whose leave of absence had been re.ecalle at the declaration of war, and, likewise, all tilo,,, are entitled by ...

... .. Ma. Joilt wp5f, aeronault; gives an account of a balloon trip from St. Louis to Henderson, Jefferson Coamty, New York, from ?? the following is abridged:- * Although it Nas intended to have started on this voyage on the 23rd of June, we were delayed in our preparations until the 1st of July. By six o'clock P.l., the air-ship Atlantic was duly inflated. The boat contained 600ibs. of ballast, ...

... CRItI-7.AL TABILES (IRELAND). .A MOST importan t Parliamentary paper has just been issued relative to crime in Ireland, A blue-book of tspwvards of 100 pages of closely-printed tabular mat- ter, showing the number of persons committed or helal to bail for trial at the Assizes and Quarter Ses. sons in each county in Ireland, in. the year 1858, and the result of the proceedings, with other parti ...

... PRONMOTIONS AND :;EXCHANGES. WAR OFFIOF;, PALri-MArL, JULY 29. : 7th Drago6n Giuards-Capt. A. Clarke, from the sbt Dragoorm, to be Capt. vice Nicholl, who ex- Ch anges, Ist DragoonsZ Capt. I. Nicholl, from the 7th Dra- goon Guiards, to be Captain, vice Clarke, who ems changes. 4 Royal Artillery-Fitz-Tlimoas Landers, .Esq.,late Paymaster of the Turikish Contingent,!to be Paymas- ter; Assistaht ...

... , THPE lists of successful candidates for admission to the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, and the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, have just been pub- lished. In the formerd out of thirty-two places, only two were taken by candidates from Ireland-one of them being from Trinity College, Dublin,-and one from a military school also in Dublin. At Woolwich, eleven places out of thirty-six were ...

... *THE REVIVAL MOVEMENT IN BELVAST. Tun revival movement proceeds in Belfast and its vicinity. Mlectings were held, as usual, in the different Evangelical places of worship last Saturday evening, and all were well attended. Yesterday, the services in the churches of all the Protestant denominations were crowded, and a most solemn and serious feelfig seemed to pervade each congregation. Open-ail ...

... I 1 Z !? w C v Ifn Ruitm-reffer. I (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.1 BELFAST: MONDAY, AUG. 1, 1859. GAEIBALDI has issued a proclamationadvisingthe Italians, no matter what turn events may take, not to lay down their arms. The loss to the Liberals by the Election Com- mittees is, up to the present, six seats. The Conservatives have not yet lost one. The popular Assembly has been convoked at Modena, to ...

... A TAX ON RAILWAY TICKETS. TO TIIE RDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWVS-LETTrEI. Sf-As your vahable paper is always open to the uggestion of a benefit, presumed to be for the good of the public, I beg to trespass on your kindness for a little space. As there is now an increase in the income-tax, and our local taxes ale really so heavy, it has crossed mny mnind some casier way of producing a revenue ...

... [D-Y MA GNETI TELEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. PARLIAMENTARY REFORM,. Lord TYNHAM asked when, on the forthcoming measure for Parliamentary Reform, the Government proposed to abolish property or pecuniary qualiflca- tions, as entitling persons.to be registered as electors. Earl GRANVILLE declined to afford any informa- tion respecting a measure now under consideration. THE DIVORCE COURT ...

... THE FIRE AT VICTORIA C0{AMJBERS. TuE following paragraph, from the city article of the Freentan's Journal of yesterday, deserves to be placed prominently before the public. It is certainly to be deprecated that insurance companies should, in a matter of this kind, pursue a hair-splitting policy, When a fire unhappily occurs, those who suffer by it should have the amount of their losses made ...