... PROHIOTWON IN THE CONSTABULARY. IN the returns which have just been published re- garding this force, there is a table which deserves sonia attention as showing howv largely the number of RomanCatholic Inspectors and Constables has been increased within the past ten years. It is well to observe, that while the number of Protestant County and Sub-Inspectors has, within that period, been ...

... THE REVIVAL MOVEMENT IN BELPFASTr THE religious revival movement still contintis I~n, bidted in Belfast, and is proceeding in ?? districts around, and also throughout tl , parts of Ulster. The meetings held every erv n i the different places of wvorship itl this ?? ae v attended. As soon as tie worlikers get ot of tie. factories and warzejrooliss, and have got Ihme 'c r.o short time, they are ...

... 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 ...

... T 11 E C A V H II I L L. WHEN, the verdict of the jury in the case of the right of wray to tile Cave IHill was made known, we exprcssed a hope that it, would be accepted by both parties as a final settlement of the question. Mr. M aill could not reasonably object to yield to a de- cision come to by gentlemen wio had themselves visited the premises, and hadl given the most atten- tive ...

... 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 ...

... 44t ?? 'i , c Wl? 4 off x4i c It it ? f 4 (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST; TUESDAY, AUG. 9, 1859. SO=E interesting items of Continental news are furnished by telegraph. While the Plenipoten. tiaries.at Zurich are making their preliminary arrangements, Lonis Napoleon visits the camp at Chalons, and Victor Emmanuel, amidst the acclamations of the populace, has entered Milan. The city was ...

... [BY MAGNxETI TELEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS-YE5TERDAT, Their lordships transacted business of a purelv formna nature, passing several Bills vithout discus- sion. Their lordships adjourned at 7 P.)r, HOUSE OF CO31HONS-YESTERDAY. SUNDAY PAIRIK BANDS, Mr. E. JANMES asked the First Commissioner of Works what reply, if any, he gtave to a depatati(n of the Lord's-day Society which waited onl him upon ...

... TME REVIVAL MtOVEMENT IN BELFAST. THE meetings last evening in the different Protestant Churches were well attended, and several were led to seek mercy, and of these sone professed to have re. ceived pardon, Open-air services were conducted in different parts of the town, both by the local minis- ters, by ministers who are at present on a visit in Belfast, and by laymel of the town, and others ...

... WTHINX this month, the troops at Aldershott have begun to camp ont in real earcest. A regiment stationed under canvas for a month experiences only the least discomfort of thoe most comfortless of all modes of life. Officers are, to A certain extent, free to choose the position of their tents and, if tine per- mits, arc able to indulge in the luxuries of a trench round their canvas domicile ...

... .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 ...

... DREADFUL GUNPOWDER EXPLOSION-FIVE : 7 PERSONS BLOWN TO PIECES. BALLINCOLLIG, SATURSDAY.-By one of the, most : appaling explosions which have ever taken place in this distiict vitlitin the memory of the oldest inhabi- tantsi five individuals have.been killed, and property destroyed to the value of £600. The Royal Bailin- colhig Gunpowder Mills,-which are ainongst the most extensive ...

... 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 ...