... I NE WS-LETTFR OFFICE, Saturday 31orning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] SHOCRING AFFAIR AT PARNIA-THE COUNT ANVILI BEHEADED. Paris, Friday. The fo!lowhiig telegram, dated October Gth, has been received here from Parma:- A horrible occurrence took place yesterday even- in6. The Count Anvili, formerly Colonel of tho troops of Paria, and held in detestation by the people, was passing through Parina, ...

... THIS8 DAY'S NEWS. Lb Y MAGN E T1 TELE a R A P 11.] NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, Saturday, One o'clock pom. THE ITALIAN QUESTION. The Daily News contaits an appeal or memorandum 'addressed by the Provisional Government of the Ronmagnese, under date of October 3, to the princi- pal Governments of Europe, explaining the motives which have prompted the recent decree of, annexa- tion to Piedmont, and urging ...

... POST.OFFIOE GUIDE FOR OCTOBER, FOREINa AND cOLONIAL MAILS TO AND FROM BELFAST. Mails. ~ ~ Despatoh from Due in Bel- Mnails . Belfast. fast. Maorn. and Even. By every France and Spain , daily . ,, L.don Mail Belgium, Gorman States, . Russia, Prussia, HEl- land, Cities of Hlam- Ditto Ditto Daily burg, Bremen, Lu- D beck, Donmark, Swe- den, and Norwvay Portugal and Spain, via 5th, 15th, &25th ...

... NATIONAL SCHOOL FOR 11OLYWOOD. WE have miich pleasure in publishing the subjoined letter fiom Professor Sullivan, LL.D., whose name in connection with educational literature is so familiar, and whose services in the training department of the National Board, cannot be too highly esteemed. Dr. Sullivan, as many of our readers are aware, is a native of Holywood, and that he bas not forgotten his ...

... . 17 U?t t ) 3 t ftfild Auiu- after. Q= I F, (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, OCT. 8, 1859. THE first disturbance of a serious character that has marked the revolution in Central Italy is reported; and vhilst one cannot but regret that blood should stain the movement, hitherto so calmly and constitutionally proceeding, it must be admitted that the victim brought his fate directly ...

... Tala revival movement is extending throughout Ulster. The number of cases which occur almost daily in different parts of the County of Cavan are said to be extraordinary. In Belfast several cases of conviction still occur. They are more frequent now at prayer-mectings in private houses than in places of worship. The public religious set-vices continue to be well attended by most attentive ...

... 0 THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. His Grace the Lord. Primate will hold a coniurmaT tion in St. lark's Church, Armagh, towards the latter end of the month. Mr. Richard Cherry, Loughgall, has been declared contractor for building the new Chnrch of Derry- loran, Cooketown. Bisnuo STEARNE'S CHATIVEs.-By Act 21 and 22 Victoria, c, 10, s. 4, the trustees are authorised an- nually to make grants (the total ...

... .'HE CHINESE DESPATCHES. * ~(FROM THE DAILY NEWS.) TlE circumstances which led to the disastrous colli- Bion with the Chinese on the 25th of June are at length laid before the public, in the narrative of the Minister principally charged with the national inte- rests on that occasion. If Mr. Bruce's despatcles dO not satisfy the reader that lhe acted wisely in resort- ing to force, it will not ...

... REVISION OF THE BURGESS-ROLL, YESTEaDAT, the Chairman of the County, j. I OTWAY, Esq., sat in the Town-hall at ten o'cloel. and continued the revision of the burgess-roll, MIr. AMLean, with Mr. Davis and Mr. Guy, wart secretaries, appeared for the Conservatives, and Mar Rea, with Mr. O'Hanlon, for the opposite party. TIE CASE OF.SAMUEL CAMPBELL AGAIN. On coming to the name Samuel Campbell on ...

... : rOY - - ?? AGRI-CULTURAL . ROYAL.BUCKS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. AT the annual nmeeting. Of thits ?? held on Wednesday, Mr. DISRAELI said - Gentlemen, tie agreeable duty devolves upon me of returning thanks on the part of myselif and my colleagues as the re- presentatives of this county and borough for the kind manner in which you have received the toast from the chair. I speak without any ...

... WIRECKC OF TIHE ADAMELLA. (FROBE TIlM AGE.) Tap chief, almost indeed the only social event of the month is the wreck of tile steamer Admella, on her way from Adelaide to Melbourne. The event is so recent that the full particulars have not yet been ob- tained; but as the following statement is well drawn ,up), we avail ourselves of an extract:- Sixteen miles to the Westward of Cape Northumn- t ...

... B EIIEHADING OF ANV ITI. (FROM THE DAILY NEWS.) ONEw of our correspondents in Central Itily informs us through the telegraph of an explosion of popular feeling at Parma, in which one of the servants of the late aoverninent has lost his life. Colonel Anviti, one of the most detested men in the duchy, who in the reign of the Regent narrowly escaped a violent death at the hands of his countrymen, ...