... 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 ...

... THE RELIGIOUS REVIVAL MOVEMLNT. Tue influence of the Religious Revival is still deeply felt iu Beltast. The several prayer-meetings on ?? evenings, whether held in connection with tbe chuilches, or in school-rooms, or private houses, are all well attended; and at the public religinus services on i Sullnlays the corgregiltiolns far outnumber those to be seen present at this season lest year, ...

... TIHE BELFAST REFORMATORY FOR MALES. THE attention of a visitor coming into Belfast by the Ulster Railway cannot fail to be attracted by a neat building which is almost completed near the line, at a distance of about two miles from the town. The site is one of the most charming in the whole neigh- bourhood. It commands a good view of the valley of the River Lagan; the Cave Hill stretches away ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORtRESPONDENT.) LoxuDOx, SATURDAY. TilRE is little news to-day of a decided claracter with reference to home or foreign politics. All we know is that Loid Palmserston is to return to town on Monday, and that the noble lord has intimated to his eolleagues that more business and less woodcock shooting will be expected(l during the next couple of months. Lord John Russell has ...

... CORRRESPONDENCE. THE REV. MR. TEAPE AND THE BELFAST GUARDIANS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST ITEWS-LETTER. DEAR SIR-Ncwspaper editors possess varied know. ledge, but they may err; yes, and I consider you have erred in yoiw judgment on me. lily duties are very distinctly defined, and for fourteen years I have dis- charged them, through the Divine mercy. I have visited the hospital and infirmary ...

... LTVERPOOL, SATURDAY.-It continies to blow strongly from the South, with heavy seas running, and every post brings us advices of fresh disasters in the gal es of the past ten days. The Underwriters Association have this morning received a communi- cation to the effect that a schooner or brigantine, iron laden, and with Catherine on burgee, a head board with Catherine Thomas, and four dead ...

... SECOND EI)THION. THIS DAY'S NEWAS. LBY MAGNETIC TELEGRlAPHI.] XE11'S5-LETTE1' OFFICE, Tues(lay, One o'clock, p,.71 THE CONFERENCE. Thle Post bas received the following dospatch:- Paris, Monday Xight. The three treaties are drawn up, but at thoe mo- neat of signing them a question was raised by the Austrian plenipotentiary which rendered references necessar\. The Congress will follow very ...

... ,N. H'Il'S-LELTTER OFFICE, Tuesday Morning. [iit MAGNETIC TELE1GRAPH.] FRANCE AND PIEI)MONT. Thle corrospon1dent of the Tihes in Tuscany insists tiai it is the obvious comibiaied drift of France and AItria libsollitelyand completely to destroy the real Wrerutli influence, and prcstige of Piedmont and hor -ig, anld thus to givec tbe death-blow to the national j5piratiort of Italy. Napoleon has ...

... M>} t 11 b al 5 t _1 gt tftcl (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 1859. DISTURDANOaR at St. George's-in-the-Enst have been renewcd with the renewal of the services there. Mr. King and his choristers came in for no little share of public disapprobation, and hoot- ing and yelling continued daring the morning. Now, public disapprobation at improper prac- tices may be an improper ...

... I TIfE BELFAST PRESBYTERIAN TOWN MISSION, | rsT;7RDitY eveninW, the annual Ineeting of the Del- fist Presbyterian Town AMission1 was held in MAny Street Church, at ?? seveln o'clock, The atten- dance was pretty good, especially when the state of tie weather is taken into consideration. On the platform ?? Mayor of BLIfnst (William Ewart, jun., Esq.), the Rev. Dr. Morgan, Rev. R. Knox, Rev. H. ...

... SOCIAL PiEFORM. TEMPERANCE. YESTERDAY, a courelrenec was helld in the Council- room, Town IIDll, on the social refolill'ition of the workcing classes, witil special reference to the evil ot drlenkennelss, 'ThI inloeting Wts con VCined by Ciil'CI- lar, and was inflientially attendled Sauninl Bowly, Esq., a gentitlen of high position lin Gloucester, attended, and addressed thle meeting at some ...

... NEW'S-LETTER OFFICP., * ?? ,Tieorninby. [IIY MAGNETIC Tbri.ERAPti.] T II E C O N G R E S S. It is stated that at the interview held at Brestar, the Emperor of Russia and the Prince Regent of' Prussia determined not to consent to a revision of the treaties of 1815, nor to ?? ?? in any Congress in which England would not he represented, tlre last propoosition being proposed by Prussia. TIE ...