... , SECOND EDITION OF M ONDAY. FRANCE. PARIS,. Monday.-The Moniteur contains the following ?? Correspondeni bas re-- ceived a first warning for an article, by Count de Monalembert, entitled, the Pope Pius the Ninth, and France in 1849 and 1859. The Afoniteur states tho reasons of this advertisement, namely, that in condemning the war carried on by France in Italy as having caused the ...

... AG E N T S. &berdecn.._X & FL Milne Haddington-.. Smiles Do. _L & J. Smith Hawick.ltR. Black r > Do. ..D. Wyllie&Son Do. j. Dalg/eisb AberZady-1r F. Mitchell Innerleithell-nRobert Smel Allea. J. Lothiia Inverkeithing.Miss Campbell Do. S. N. lrorrlson Jedburgh - A & Wy.Easter Ds. _J. Wingate Do. ?? Small Anstrother-L, Russell Kelso_.,James Lawrie Arbroatb-Tames Lindsay Do. ?? Pattisoe : Do. _J. ...

... The grand dr6amp '_?chb'hss recently been I enacted in the aause of 'talian independence grows more aud more interesting as it ap-' proacbes a denoiemen. Tbe position assumed by the Emperor of ?? in regard to the question of ?? of Central Italy is not a little perplexing, taking into account his.professions of di interestednesstbror-nghout. the campaign. He is. neither pleased with I Prince de ...

... SABBAT! DESECRATION BY I ?? OPEN! SHOPS' ; - ?? !. . ?? . - t .. , .: g , ?? . The following petitide' has ie~n sent to tle Mtgistrates of. ,Einibiirg4, y the Newinpgtou Sabbath; Morning :Felowship 4ssociiation .u 'Unto ?? Honotbrable The Ird'Provdst- * 61'en~ea , .it ?? . .blirb' . ?? I li' Tbie~peticiop~ vi.the Sajbbatb DMoanring LFllpw,:. ship Association in coeetionuwith'New. ington Free ...

... Leicistii, Thursday.—The excitement occasioned the contested municipal elections this week, there hiving been * contest in every ward, has disturbed the even tenor of business, and caused a temporary cessation from work. Now these are over, with the races and the fair, the current of supply will flow freely, which is indeed very much wanted, for although our machinery has both improved in ...

... THE LONGFORD ANNUAL OPEN COURSING MEETING, Tuesday, Not. 22, and following days. Stewarda- Captain Spencer, R. G. Jebb. C. Randell. C. Eaton, J. Keates. F. Garrett, J. Cooper, and C. Woodward, E*qra. Judge, Mr. Warwick. Slipper, Mr. Raper. THE DERBY STAKES ; 64 Subscribers at 10s. 1/. forfeit Winner, 60/. Second, 18L Third, 71. Fourth, Fifth, and Bixth. 3L each. pay forfeit. Mr. Daintree's w ...

... Esq., on the body of man named Jonathan Elliott, silk stockinger, who hung himself in his own shop the previous morning.—lt was proved that he had been in a low desponding way some time.—The jury after hearing the coroner's summing up, returned a verdict of Temporary Insanity. Highway Robbery at Belper.—About half-past ten o'clock on the night of Wednesday last, an expert highway robbery ...

... J THE AMERICAN MAILS FROM QUEENSTOWN, I as _ - QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAY NIGHT.-The project for making Queenstown a port of call for the reception and landing of mails and passengers to and from America was yesterday, for the first time, put into practical operation. The citizens of Cork having obtained the assent of the Cunard Company to their vessels calling at Quasnstown, the Great Southern and ...

... BELFAST AND BALLYMENA RAirvr YESTERDAV, the usulla b 1 shareholders was held at tim bilrt ef ith Road T'ersninUS-ROBERT 0IRIS; l, l Deputy-Chairntan, ltresiding. R IW, DL., TIhe SEOIRTARY (01i- Stewart) r mlent Callinlg thle mcetilag, all tim eli Thle CHialAIRAN SAtid that ns al ,3 lh5,!jh hie piec nieild, had hail the report st t UIde3 iiaps thety wionld (lo what Na, ( tho ihtllnPr. ...

... FUIRS IN ULSTER FOP, THE ENSUING WiI7EI{. ANTRlur-BMckna. Stranoetm. CrimlVi, Monday; Clough, ''nes.sday; Antrim, Armov, Daunlnic, S.ttulday. A RMAit(- Ba111ltottht, Charlestownt MOlILIr; Ballsmill, Baliagtcra, Tuslinpass, TI'tesday; tlack- svatertowl), Jonesl)orouglt, lMountnorris, Ttnlrnairme, Wedtiesday; Litgan, Thursday; tetdy, Friday; Charleniont, Saturday. CAVAN-Ballyhaise, BaWtvbOy, ...

... RAIL WAY T I ME-T AB LE. TRAINTS will leave for the undermentioned places firom and to Belfast, on week dlays, at the following hours From Belfast. 'i'o Belfast. 3, 9 30 mu; 2, 4 10 pm Antrim 7 58, 10 27 am; 2 40 5.10 pim. 8 ml; 12 ll 4 30 pm; Ainaghmnor0 7 25am 12 n 4055pm 7 15 pm 7 40 pm 7, d onmg 12 ii, 4 80, Ainceg; 7 20, 9 30 cm, 12 n 715 pm 4 50 pill 0, 9 30 cmill; 2, 1 30 pm Ballyclare ...

... IT has very justly been remarked that the best thing that can happen a man is to have a false charge brought against him, if he have the means at hand of disproving the calumnious assertions. In this way unanticipated good may result to the Belfast Charit- able Society from the most slanderous and gratuitous attack made upon the committee and officers in a contemporary, for the management of ...