... LONDON OoRBESPONDENCE]j (FRoM OUR OXVN CoualtspONDRlNT.) Lo-NDOIN, *VljD1E) DAY. Tan easy taoclaltence with which the advisers of her Majesty conduct the Governmcnt of the country at this moment is the subject of general remark and general admiration, A rollicking Pretiicir and an erratic little foreign Secretary wield the destinies of the empire at will, and judging from the free and easy ...

... WE are glad to learn that the important subjects connected with fire insurance in Belfast, to which we called attention yesterday, are to be brought forward at the meeting of the Town Council this day (Satur- day). A comprehensive report from the Police Committee, touching this matter, wilt be read and considered, and ample opportunity will be afforded for opening it up in all its bearings. We ...

... NEIVS-LETTRR OFFICE, Saturdaty Afi [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRApH,] CONTEMPLATED FLIGHT OF THE popg FROM ROME. It is said the Pope contemplates abandoni 119, and again taking refuge at Oaeta, in Lomba,.1 Tle male population are being organised hito Milihl'y and the Piedmontese Government have sent a ?? amount of ammunition to all the principal towns R 0 M E. Advices from Rome to 27th anionii~ce the ...

... SCRAPS FROM PUNJCI OF OCTOBER 1. A MELLOW DRAiIA.-The Green Bashes. ADVICE TO M.P.'S AND STRON(1MINDED OLD WO- ?? is the better part of eloquence. A SIxTrt SEsms-The scents of the Thames-and it is stronger than the other five senses put together. Tues NEw VIA SAORA.-Louis Napoleon is trying all he can to turn Italy into a new French .Boulevar'd es ltaliens. We wonder if the Emperor will, even- ...

... THIS DAY'S NE3WS. LBY MAGNETIC TELEO11AP I.] N EIVS-LET'TEIR OFFICE, Saturdma, One o'clock, p.r TIHE CONFERENCE. Berne, Sept. 30. It is rumoured that the Plenipotentiaries will corno to this place on the 12th October, and, therefore, it is concluded that the conferences will not come to a close before the middle of next mouth. FLOREN CE. September 30. The Savoy Cross, the Sardiaian standard, ...

... THE MARRIED RE-MARRIED-A ROMANTIC STORY. Wu find the following in the Kendal Mer'cury of Monday:- ' It will be in the roecollection of most of our readers that on a fine morning, in the Summer of 1854, the quiet town of Appleby was startled with unusual activity by an announcement that a young girl, resident at a boarding- school in the town, had disappeared during the night in company-as was ...

... LOSS OF THE BRITISH SHIP ALMA-HEART I : - 'LESS CONDUCT OF THE CREW. A PEPORT to the Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal' relative to the loss of. tle British ship Alma, lato Captain Mauce commander, on the middle ground, Eastern or Saugor Channel of the River Hooglhly, has been received, It may be remembered that the par- ticulars of the wreelk disclosed the most heartless conduct on the part of ...

... MR. C J. wANDRtws, of Reading, writes to the Times: I think it Is a duty to the community to expose a swindler; who I now understand has victimised others in a way similar to that which hoe did me on Sa- turday last. He came to the office of my ?? in a very business-like manner, asked for a principal, and, on my introducing mnyself to him, stated that he was the manager to Mr. J. P. Budd, the ...

... As the Rev. George. Shea was returning boome on Thursday night last from Clifden, where be had been for the few days before, attending at the death- bed of a reader, he was waylaid and assaulted withid half-a-mile of his resid nce at Selterna. Several stones were thrown fronm inside the road wall, where parties liad secreted theomselves. Mr. Shea received a severe blow on the shoulder, and in ...

... GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE pliESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND. ADJOURNED MEETING. FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY. TrlE Assembly resumed with praise, reading of the Scriptures, and prayer. The CLERK read the minutes of the last seder'ant. CASE OF REV. T. IiI. MORROW. Mr. DENHAM (lRandalstown) called the attention of thle Assembly to the fact that Mr. Morrow was one of the licensers in the Teinplopatrick ...

... HAVING nothing new or flesh to write concerning the inzbroglio in Central Italy, it is sure to interest your readers if I rake up from an old bookstand at Genoa, lately inspected by Taxile Dclord of Le Siecle, the contents of certain police reports furnished to the Austrian governor at Venice during Lord Byron's residence at Ravenna. These documents wvce found in the Venice archives on the ...

... ig ? c ?Clfluf P, ?? (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.l BELFAST: SATURDAY, OCT. 1, 1859. THE return for the quarter's Revenue made up to last evening shows very favourable results, and, taking those items which are a test of progress, the increase is most gratifying. We have as yet only the general results before us, but sufficient is shown to enable us to congratulate our readers on the steady ...