... RAILWAY T IME-T ABLE. TRAINS Will leave for the undermentionedc p!ces from a1nd to Belfast, on week days, at the fohlowvins hours':- From Belrast. To Beifast. 0 9 30 mn 2, 5 20 pm Altrim 7 68, 10 27 mn; 2 58 540 pmil. 8 nm; 12 n; 4 80 pm; ?? 72S Am; 12 n; 4 55pm 7 15 pm 7 10 Pin 7, 8 Rill 12 ai, 4 30, Armaghl 7 20, IJ 10 am, 12 11 715 pin 1 5n pm , D30 Am; 2,520 pill Dallyclare 821,10 51lm, ...

... AEIVS-LETTER OFFICE, Thursday Aforssing. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] T U S C A N Y. Turin, August 10. An official message, dated Florence, August 9, states that the elections were concluded with perfect order, and a large number of voters attended to give their suffiages. The electors belonged to all classes of the country. The assembly is convoked for Thurs- day next. The country is quiet, and ...

... . ff 1 vj)4 1 ? ? . .; - I- -, flelfart 'Attul-reff m (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WlEDNESDAY, AUG. 10, 1859. THE return of the Italian Dukes to the territories from which they thought it prudent to retire on the outbreak of hostilities becomes every day less probable.. Garibaldi, it is said, has assumed the command bf the Tuscan forces, and will have at his disposal 150,000 fighting men ...

... 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 ...

... NEWS'-LETTER OFFICE, ?? 'Morning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.3 T 1I E C O N F E R E N C E. Zurich, Mlonday Evening. Tile Conference held a formal sitting to-day, at wbicll thle Sardinian plenipotentiaries assisted. TIHE DUCHY OF PARMA. Parnma, August 8th. The Sardinian Commissiofler bas informed the ul1nicilality of his departure, jeaving hlis Secretary M. Mangredi, charged with sovereign powers ...

... | SCRAPS FROMI PUNCH FOR AUGUST 13. THE GEN4T'S STYLE.-Everything loud is neces- sarily hot teon. TOAST AND TAXATiox.-Napoleon and Ninepence in the Pound. BOILING INDIGNATION.-Spill some hot soup over an old lady's dress, and see how she will take it! A HIPPOPIAOISTia DELIOACY.-A horse-eating re- staurant has started a new equine' delicacy. It an- nounces on its plate-glass windows, Marts ...

... . EB Y M A G 1 E T I C T E LFE' It A P It.] HOUSE OF LORDS -YESTE hbAY. MILITIA LAW AMENDMENT BILL. The Earl of RIPON moved the second reading of the Militia Lawv Amendment Bill. Its object was to facilitate the action of Government in availing them- selves of the services of the force. Lord STRATFORD DE REDOLIFFE declared that though peaice was declarcd there was no guarantee for its ...

... N7E WS-LETTER OFFICE, Saturday Morning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] TUSCANY. o101eCIAL DESPATOH. Florence, Aug. Iltb, 5 PsM. The Ministers and Deputics went this morning to the Cathedral to implore heavenly benediction. They were cheere(l at tilo opening of the Assembly. A great numbsr of the polpillation were present. The opening messago of Sigrnor Plicasoli was much np. plauded. The assembly ...

... AMERTING IN IUOLYWOOD. [FROMS OUR OWN REPORTER.] THE annual meeting of the Society for the Propaga- tion of the Gospel in Foreign Parts was .held last evening, at eight o'clock, in the Assembly Romns, lIolywood, when the chair wvas occupied by the Lord Bishop of Dow,; and CONNOR and DItomoRE. The attendance on the occasion was large and highly ra- spectable. Amongst those present ?? Rev. Dr. ...

... THE PHILOSOPH{Y OP WAR. ONE Of the first elements of salecess in war Is m ilI. tary genius, among the component parts of which courage must be allowed to hold a foremost place. It consists either in daring to confront personal danger or In supporting moral responsibility. Now, personal courage is of two hinds; it may either be a contempt of peril arising from individual organisation, indiffe ...

... SECOND _EDITION. THIS DAY'S NEWS. [I-i mA,G NETItC TELEGRAPHI.]. NVRWS-LETTER OFFICE, Titersday, One o'clock, p.m. INDIA AND CHINA. The mails from Calcutta to July 2, and from Hong- Kong, June 22, have arrived. The letters for the pro- vinces were despatched by the earliest train this morn- ing. The only intelligence of interest reported-by the Calcutta journals refers to the mutineers at ...

... : Tum great ship ii at length ready for sea&land about to s*l'e the all-impotdint problem of whether a ship of 22,000. tons burthe , and capable, as Lold Stanley forcibly said, of carrying a population, of 10,000 soluN, 'could be made to travel 'the oceiin at the rate of twenty miles an hoar, and to bring Calcutta within thirty days' sail -of London. -It is sonme nine or ten years.since Mr. ...