... THIS DAY'S NEWS. [BY MAGNET1'IC TELEGRSAPH.] AVEWWS-LET7WR OFTiCAE, Mondcq1. One o'cloek, p.mI. FRANCE, Paris, Monday. The ?? of to-day contains tile following:_ The Emperor left this day for the camp at Chalous rrhere his Majesty will stay several days. The Minister of the Interior (the Dulke of Pitera) is appointed officer of the Legion ofl Honour, ENTRY OF TIHE KING OF SARDINIA INTO MILAN. ...

... YEI5'S-LETTlER OFFICE, Monday Mforning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE CONFERENCE AT ZURICH. Zurich, August 7. A deputation front the Government of Zurich, at- tended by their ushers, paid a visit this morning, after aInss, to the representatives of France, Pied- mont, and Austria. on Thursday next, the Government will give a dinner to the Ambassadors. Borne, August 6. TLetters from Zurich state ...

... TF.E ESTABLISIIED CHURCH. SEnMOvN IN KILLYLE'AGH CHURCH.-On Sunday morning last, a sermon wag preached in Killyleagh Chureb, by Rev. Dr. Hincks, to a large and attentive congregation on the devices of Satan in connexion with the good work of God which is now going on in this country. Taking his text from 2,Cor. ii. 11. (last clause) he observed that ministers were too often shamefully ignorant ...

... T THE -ARMY. The reinforcements of cavalry and infantry under orders to proceed to India are not expected to em- bark until between the 20Lh and 31st of August. ARRIVAL OF TRooPS._Friday evening, six officers and 450 men of the 22nd Regiment of Footi-rived at Westland Row, Dublin, in the train fromn Kingstown. These troops arrived on hoard the Himalaya steam- ship at Kiingstown on the 3rd inst ...

... SATURDAY last, the usual quarterly meeting of the General Committee of the Gcneral Hospital, was held in the library of that institution, at one o'clock, when the Rev. JOHN PORTER occupied the chair. Mr. JAiN4s NIC. THoiipsoN, Barrister-at-Law, one of the honorary secretaries, read the rinmates of last meeting; and, also, the report of the sub- committee, which set forth that the number of ...

... , 1.eAtlfmtt; 11,Wel45 -ttter+ (ESTABLISHED ANNO l73T.7 BELFAST: MONDAY, AUG. 8, 1859. THE Conference at Zurich commences its sittings to-day. The Paris correspondent of the* Times, writing on Friday evening, says:- , The note in the Meoniftsr of yesterday, announc- ing the dissolution of the' armiv of observation has not produced all the effect intended by it. The I nevertheless' which ...

... THE REVIVAL MOVEMENT IN BELFAST THE revival work continues to proceed in B a unabated vigour. The meetings held last Saulr night were attended, as usual, by large cOngrogation, of most attentive and serious elcarers. Cases leron viction occur every day, either in places of wvorselp at p)rayer-rmieetings in private houses, or at woral1 ) was more frequently the case in the earlier part of the ...

... AUSTRIAN MILITARY OCCUPATION OF TIE PAPAL STATES. ; | We (Daily News) are enabled to publish translations of the following official documents relative to the Austrian military occupation of Romagna and other provinces of the Papal domninion North or East of the Apennines, which continued with some modifications from 1849 to the outbreak of war in the Spring of this year. The first of these ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-THURSDAY. (SupplementaIry to Teleqrqpifc Summary). THE COPPER COINAGP. UPON a vote of £50,000, The CHANCELLOR of the EXOEIEQUER said he was afraid it would be necessary for him to make .a shortstatement to the committee on the subject, but it was one which he had great confidence would be satisfactory. He. had great pleasure in proposing this vote, which he ought to tell the ...