... .THE EMPEBOROAND THE-POPE . -, TfniGairede'de Lieiob tini s a l' 6ilysis of the letter from the Emperor of the French, which :was handed to the Pope by M, De Menneval. We translate the artidle asit stands in the journal referred tom Napoleon lies addressed to Pius lo. one oi those letters which form epochs in political life, and which contain a full expression of the writer's -iews. Let us ...

... WeLfaC u t I f titm . (ESTABLISHIED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, AUG. 12, 1859. THERE is very little authentic information as to the doings of the Zurich Conference. The Paris correspondent of the Ost Deutschi Post writes as follows on the subject of the Conference:- - Few difficulties will be encountered in revising the Treaty of Peace at Zurich. It is confidently ex- pected that the whole ...

... TjIs revival ?? proceeds in Belfast and its vicinity The meetings last cvycing ?? different Iouses of osldp wore well attended. Notwithstand- ing tho great fill of Iaill in the early part of tbe day yet open-air meetings were held in the evening in vartius pars of thlo town, and large conregation attended at cach ' The desire of the public to be present at an' ol Llteseo rliginslls services is ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE,| '(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY. A SUOluV and very unfavourable change has taken place in, the weather, and cold showers of rain, cloudy skies, and thick fogs are substituted for the bright, genial atmosphere which reigned supreme during the last six weeks, and made the London parks the resort of all Cockneydom. Already, a dreary and melan- choly veil ...

... NORTH 4WEST AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE annual show of black cattle, horses, sheep, swine poultry, butter, farm ihiplements, &c., &c., in con- noxion with the above society, was held.in the public market place, Enniskilen, onThursday, The num- ber of entries, in the several classes, reached 201, anl the ?? of, -stock, taken as a whole, was of averaige quality. There was, however, marked ...

... 'THE EST BLIISHED CHURCH. His Excellency the ?? of Carlisle, K. G., lies been pleased to' appoint the Rev:Thoinas R. Shore, B.D, to the chaplaiucy ?? Government Prison. TuE BlisoP OF ExErin,-There is not the slightest foundation for the statement put. forward by a High Churchl-paper that the Bishop of Eaeter intends re- sig~ntiii his bishopric.: Uib lordship, who is82 years of ago, is in ...

... A FATHER SEARCHIING FOR IllS DAUGHTER, . AND FINDING HER IN A CONVENT IN TO- LEDO, OHIO. TuE Detroit Tr'ibtune of July 19 gives the particulars of the disappearance, seven weeks ago, of a young lady of high respectability and wealth from her fit- ther's housn in Montreal and her subsequcnt discovery !ii a condent in Toledo, Ohio. She is of English birth- bht was educated at a Roman Catholic ...

... 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 ...

... TaIr right of the public to visit one of the most pie- turesquo and beautiful, spots in Uister has formed the subject of inquiry for the last five days in. the.Record. Court of this county. Who that has visited the capi- tal of. the North .has not admired the old Hill of Caves, which rises up in magestic grandeur from the placid waters of the Lough-a very queen of Ulster hills. Poets have ...

... T'HE ARMY AND NAVY. PROMOTIONS AND EXC:HANGES. . .WAR-orniuu, AUGUR'C,5. . IstRegiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieut.-General Sir T. W. Brotherton, ?? from the 15th Light Dragoons, to be Colonel, vice General the Earl of Cathcart, G:CB., deceased. I15th 'Regiment of Light Drag00n6-Major-Generat i. W. Bouverie to be Colunell vice Lieut.-General Sir T. W. Brotherton, transivtflrd to. the 1st Dragoon ...

... LUNATIC ASYLEUMMEMORTAL TO THE.LORD - j9UT13NAN _T % - TInI following memorial has beon prepared, by tno County Down Grand Jury, and'forwamded to the Lord Lieutenant, for permission to build a Lunatic Asylum in Down:- TO 555S ISXCELLUNxO TIii LORD LIEUTENANT AND (iENERAL 0OVERNOR OF IRELAND. te, tho Grand JaUy or tliq County of Down, assombled At Summcr Assizes, '1859, beg Icave to solicit ...

... J 0 It N B R I GE H T. (FROM TiHE TIMES.) [T will startle or amuse. those who watch the work- ings of our Constitution from afar to see what the aretenders to the most exalted purity are acenstomed So do in order to obtain a seat in our Honse of Com. Ioons. There is a sort of notion still favoired abroad PhatEnglish societyis; ?? described it, like our English beer-froth at the top, dregs at ...