... SOMETHING LOOMING IN THE FUTURE; (FROM THE SATURDAY uEVIrW.) THir Italian war has not left Europe as it found her The brindle of sticks is. loosed, and the strengill that lay in their unity is turned to wealness. Austria and Russia eye each other with littleaffectbn, while each is connected by triple, ties of gratitude with France. Prussia and England are left alone; and Austria is no friend ...

... : N. MAZZINI AND THE STATE OF ITALY. (FROM THS TIMES.) As a people, we are not alarmists; we want to be quiet, and to take things as easily as we cnn. More- over, the intense interest that wo tak e in our own domestic squabbles tends to satisfy our love of ex- citement without sending our minds abroad. When a stand-np fight between an c x- and an ' in- Commissioner of Works, or an ex- ...

... 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 ...

... REV. AIR. MORROW AND THE TEMPLE,. PATRICK PRESBYTERY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LrTTFR, DEAR Sin-Many thanks for your prompt reply to my inquiry respecting Mr. Morrow's case, which ji just what I had sutpposed, and is pretty conclusive as to the anims1?s of the Templepatrick Preshytery at least. It likewise decides, ins my opinion, the value to be attached to Mr. Hall's no doubt well ...

... TO THS EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SBR-As your remarks on the revival have ex. tended over a great ler.gth, may I be permitted to offer, through the medium of your paper, a few ques. tions on the subject? My object in so doing is that they may be answered by well-informed and unpre. judiced witnesses, according to historical facts, as well as present observation and experience. I ...

... 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 ...

... NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, Fridoay Miorning, [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] DISTURBANCES AT PARMA-TRE RED REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED. Vienna, Aug. 11, 5 P.m. The official Austrian Correspondeliz, (if this evening, contains private intelligence, dated Parmna, 9th inst. The Piedmonteso had been driven from the city. The Red Republic had been proclaimed The property holders and the friends of order were taking ...

... T 11 E B U IL D ER S' ST RI K E. (FROM TUE SATURDAY REVIPW.) 0 MANY persons have indulged the hope that., as intel- t igence developed itself in the labourhig classes, the tI Natal expedient of a strike would become:discredited, iyen among those for wiose benefit such movements i ire ostensibly designed. The expectation was pre. !o disely analogous to the dretm ofu univeisal-peace with f, ...

... ANTRIM ROYAL RIFLE RrGofrwaNT.-Ensign Goo. 0. Cuppane to be Lieutenant., vice Thompson, pro- moted, William Wallace Legg, gent., to be Ensign, vice Cpl)page, promoted. ANTrtM ARTILLIRY R(IT.-Skeffington Thomp- son, late Lieutenant Queen's Royal Rifles, to be Capt., vice Verner, promoted. Tntl ATTACI ON BOuRNErA CNunaof-An applica- tion will he made to raise the amount of injury done off the ...

... , 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 ...

... (4applementliJ to Telegraphic Sumnmary.) HOUSE OF L.ORDS-WIONDAY. TEiE TERMS OF PEACE. The Marquis of NORMANBY rose to ask the Go- verament as to the project of peace transmitted by them to the Austrian Government previous to the preliminaries of Villa ,-Franca, and to inquire whether there would be any objection to the production of any official commiunication from the Secretary ot State to ...

... TIE usual weekly meeting of the Guardians of the Belfast Union was held yesterday in the boardroom of the workhouse, when the VICE-CHAIRNIAN (Dr. MlGee) presided. The other members present weye: ?? Browne, David M'Connell, David Wvaicele Richard Bell, Robert Carlile, John Hamill, beorge, Martin, James Kavanagb James Harper, and Join, Finlay, Esqrs. STATE OF THE HOUSE. Number in the workhouse, ...