... THE REVIVAL MOVEMENT IN BELFAST, TnIE vorkc of revival proceeds in Belfast, as well as throughout Ulster, without any diminution, and the results already produced appear to be most abiding. Those who are best acquainted with the individuals who professed conversion state that none have fallen off, but on the contrary, that they are daily growing stronger in faith, and give evidence of being ...

... A _lELTINcG of nmercihants and others wa. hela, on Wednesday, at the Sessions House, Liverpool, to con- sider ?? question of telegraphic coununication with America. ThMiAYolt presided, bt earl yin the pro- ceediugs gave place to MrN'.f WIllEl.A ltnowNT, who pointed out the coinmercial as Wvci ns political im- portance of an electric mealns or connhinication between England and America, aeil ...

... Ox Monday morning, the men who have been engaged in the nine hours' movement carried qut ?? threat and refased to go to iork. The report of the Cen- tral Committee, who meet at the Paviors' Arms, in Johnson Street, Westminster, is that 40,000 men, in various parts of the mnetropolis, have struck, and the consequence, of course, is that building opera. tions in London have been almost entirely ...

... TIlIE BUILDERS' STRIKE IN LONDON. No arrangement up to the time of our going to press has been made between the Masters amd men in re- ference to the return of the latter to work. On the contrary, the determination of the men not to ac- cept the document and the reqolution of the mns- ters not to receive any men who belong to trades unions, seem to make reconciliation for the present ...

... NAATONAgt EDHUA~iON MRLS rAiD l WHILE Opp Engish educational syste,-s - ining, upon the; vhole; ?? wide -spreaciap o.ppral that offre- ,,land seemas~ttbertegarded teveyear with increasing :disfavoi'r. ' t e-l iaceS it 1s trtiea large number ofX schools, attended by a large fiu'mber ofscholars. * So far it has succeeded, i that tile schools are there; ap4, l'so ae, the scoars,, . But the ...

... [aY MAGNETICe TELE GSAPHF.3 HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. Their lordships met for formal business. Seveial Bills were advanced a stage. POOR-LAW PAYMENT OP DEBTs BILL. Lord WODEROUSE, in moving the second reading of this Bill, said that its object was to provide against the recurrence of the difficalties which had occurred lately through the frauds and defalcations in the Union and the City of ...

... CAPTAIN BLAXELY, who, during the early period of 9 the war, was the Times' special correspondent witht the Austrian army, writes:-- In a letter from an ex-correspondent in the Times F of to day, I see it asserted that a story was current ( at Verona that the battle of Magenta was lost be- s cause Count Gyulai sat down to dinner on the re-f ceipt of Count Clam's demand for reinforcements,- ...

... TiE influence of the jevival is ektendiig daily. The services in the different ?? of worship arc being continued, and prayer meetings opened in several private; houses. Open-air services are held every evening in different parts of the town.. The minis- ters of all denominations engage in the work; both in the houses of worship and in the open-air. The Rev. Theophilus Campbell, of Trinity ...

... CONSTABULArRY FORCE (IRELAND). RETURN of the actual number of persons in each class forming the Constabulary Force of Ireland, with tbe annual salary attached to each class:- 11Espector-Gencral per annum 2Depl)upty Inspectors-Gen. 21Assist. Inspectors-Gen. I Receiver ?? .. 1 Srlgeoll I[Paymnstcr (Dep6t) . IVetcrinary Sargeon 5iCo. Inspectors, ]st Class 221 Do. 2nd Class 81 Do. 3rd Class 7 Sub ...

... GAR.DEfNING OPERATIQNSrFOR THE WEEK. PPANTDSPA4TYjeNT. Conservatory, &c.- Attentio must now be paid to late growing plants in borders .for while in active growth they require agood der of:water, and: insects are more troublesome than i the case of plants, at rest.. Give. luculias especiall plenty of water at thexroot, and an occasional suppl -of eear, weak manure water to old plants:that ma ...

... , - - THE ESTAB LISHEPD CHURCH. In consequence of, the death of the Rev. Canon Frere, the Rov. Canon Jennings has been appointed treasw'er of Westminster Abbey, and the Rev. Canon Cureton, D.D., steward, vice Jennings. The Rev. William Carleton, AM., domestic chap- lain to the Right Hon. Lord Dorchester, has resigned the curacy af Tallov, County of Carlow. The Society for the Propagation of ...

... 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 ...