... I rw I . . 6 , t IA?Itllnt 141-vin-leffm (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, NOV. 5, 1859. TuE state of Italy is becoming daily more criti- cal. The letter of the Emniperor to the King of Sardinia, as was to be expected, has produced the worst possible effect, and deputies from Tuscany, Modena, and Parma are being despatched to Victor Emnminuel, calling upon him to accept theo ...

... TnH followring is the conclusion of Professor Reid's address at the opening meeting of the Belfast Clini- cal and Pathological Society:- DWSEASES OF TIlE DIGESTIVE AND ELIMINATIVE ORGANS. I have next to inquire into the improvemonts that have becon elffcted in tile diagnosis of the diseases of the ?? aln eliminative organs. Many asserted discoveries in tills deparltment of tile body have not ...

... BELFAST QUEEN'S COILEGE. Tuim matriculation and scholarship eoaminations having closed in the Quecn's College, Belfast, tile classes were openod on Tuesday, and yesterday after- noon the scholarships were announced as follows:- SCHOLARSIIIP EXAMINATIONS. SENIOR SCHOLAIRS. GREEI, LATIN, AND ANCIUNT 11iSTORY-CharleS W. M;1linn, ALB. MATIIeMATICs.-David R. Parle, A.B. NATURAL PHILOSOPHY_.-Johl S. ...

... S ECON)D EDITION. 'THIS DAYS NE\WS. i. I f s T I t, ?? I !~ A I' -1 * j| a ,, s ;t ?? I' t*!'S, . f,-: L r RlLANtl A~p gTIME CONURtLSS, The Par!is correspondenl' ?? tilhe PsS says that Lord J. Russell lias, withill the last x0ty or two, addressed to tile Governmentt or France a despa;lte, Which Isets forth on what terms tihe British Cabinet will send envoys to the proposed Congress for ...

... :: 'EI'WS-LETTFR OFFICE, Teur'sday lfor~nng. [ilEy MIAGNWHIC Ts3LEGORAILH.] SPAIN AND MOROCCO. Tlie staff of General O'J)oanell will leave here the 3rd or 5th inst. Preparations nre being iwtly made ill every branch of the war department Sor tihe expudition against M11orocco. TH1E APPROACHING CONGRESS. Dresden, November 1. The Dresulei Journal asserts that Enulan l will 5endarepresentative to ...

... A P H O T OG R A P H. (FROM TURE MORNING POsT.) THouc;G the Irish Roman Catholics of the small far- mer and peasant classes in Ireland possess more mother Wit, shrewdness, and flexibility of mind than ?? in their position in Etigland or Scotland, ?? the peasant priesthood and hierarchy of the Romnish faith in no degrce reflect tile intelligcrce and quick- ncss or the intuitive comprchonsion ol ...

... TESTIMONIAL TO CAPT. AIOCLINTOCK, R.N., AT DUNDALK. A UirotrUMG of the inhabitants of Dundalk and its vicinity took place on Monday last, in the Grand Jury Room of the Court-house, in order to present a testimonial to the distinguislicd discoverer of the relics of the Franklin expedition. The testimonial consisted of a massive silver salver and a beautifully- designed claret jug of the same ...

... LAT'EST PARTICIULARS. MOrrLFRt BAY, MIONDAY AFTrnzoON.-It is neces- sary that the public should be on their guard against thie runollrs in circulation as to the discoveries made by the divers who commenced operations yesterday. It Was reported as an established fact in Bangor last night that one of ?? divers had entered the saloonr of tile Royal Charter, and there found about 200 prassollgrgs ...

... lyIIIyN recently alluding (says thoe Newry Telearaph) to tile proceedings at Banbridige, connected with thle proposed Crozier Testimonial, we spoko of the ilius- trious dead as one whoso name is identified wvith the names of Parry and Franklin, whose perilous and re- solute enterprises will be fbr cver enshrined in tbe pages of naval history. We find Captain Crozier to have been eminently ...

... ON Tuesday, the usual fortnightiy meeting of this body was held in the Harbotir Office, at twelve ?? CrslKE, Esq., J.P., in the chair, The other members present weLe-I. Moo lo, J. FHamilton, R. Patterson, R, Henderson, J. Carlisle, SIr. bullaii, T. Sinclair, and W. J. Young, Esqrs.. The Secretary having read the minutes of the 'pre- vious meeting, on the motion of Mr. CARLISLE seconded by Mr. ...

... ILORi BROUGH1AM AT NEWCASTLE-ON TYNNE. NEWCASTLE-NOX-TYNE, OCTOBIlR 29-The long- expected visit of Lord Brougham to this town took place last night, and he addressed the larg'est and most brilliant assembly ever held in tbe towv., Lord BRnoUGoHlAM ?? isubject that calls us togethjer thiiS cveCIIig, ol' mechanics' institutions- sometimes callcd iechlinlics' itiStitutIes, but more properly, for ...

... THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. (FROM THE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER FOR NOVEM01E3.) Ai'POINTMXNTS. Diocese of Armaghl-Rev. Augustus Fitzgerald, to the perpetual curacy of Portadown; patron, Rev. Chas. Alexander. Diocese or Rilmore-Rev. H. F. J. Martin, to the curacy of' Killeshandra, County Cavan; patron, the Incumbent. Diocese of Leighlin-Rev. R. M'Kee, to the rec- tory of Nurney; patron, the Bishop. Rev. C ...