... VE WS-LETTER OFFICE, Mondawy Merning. LBY Ml GNETIC TELEGRArn.] FRANCE AND ENGLAND -THE ITALIAN QUESTION. The Post thinks it probable the Congress will never meet. The Daily Nens ?? France and England solemnly agree to forbid all foreign interference on Ilte part of others, as unconditionally as they repu- diated it in their own Italy walts no other help; the rest she will do for herself. Such ...

... Wie gladly publish the following circular, and the in- vitrttion appcnded:- 1, Robert Street, Adelphi, Nov., 1859. Tire following invitation to united prayer has been forwarded from India to different Christian friends in tbis country. With a view to carrying out the desi-n of its authors, and makling it known in all countries to those who desire the more plentiful out- pouring of the I ...

... l WB are glad to learn that this fuid, which, if col- lected in fell, will be a mo3t important endowment for the Hospital, is gradually increasing. The latest contributions are Anna, Dowager Lady Dufferin; W; liam Coates, Esq, one hundred guineas; AMessrs. Workman, Bedford Street, £100; the Bank of Ire- land, £10,0; William Dunville, Esq., JP., £l00. We have heard that a benevolent gentloman ...

... NEI VS-LETTER OFFICE, Fridlay 1107'nilty. BlY M1 &GNETIC TH(LEt(ftAri1.] THlE COMINIERCIAL TREATY. Paris, Thlrsday. The Times' Paris correspondlent says that the diffe- rential duty on Fnglish coal will probably be re- moved. Sevcral modifications will take effect in October. Iron tools and instruments connected therewith ilil bc placed on an easier footing in Dec., and perhaps linon-yarns in ...

... GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. PLANT DEPARTMENrT.-Conservatory, &c.-As frosty weather may now at any time be expected, a good supply of dry litter, fern, or other materials should be in readiness for extra coverings when required. If not already done, lose no time getting under cover a supply of the various loans, peat, &c., required for spring potting; The principal work in plant houses ...

... THE POPE AND IIIS CHAMPIONS. (FROM TIE TIMRS.) Woio, doos Europo suinlose, is the long-looked-for champion of tho Pope? Who is thecoming man who has been so long waited for to give legions and hosts to the small knot of ecclesiastic al tyirants who are at 11Iee so tetllk, so ohd1i)irate, an1d so criel ? Since A stiialihas tlffcially delaicil heiself' powerless any Irliei'hr to 1 ack ?? ...

... THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CONTEMPLAT'ED NEw PRESlY'ETRT5A CHURCH ?? THE VATCRSTDR.-OB Fri(day, te 830th UIlt., a nneCtinU was held in the room of the Edinburgh Bible Society Pumip Street, with the object of takh)g the necessal- steps for having a new chureb in connexion with th. General Assembly erected at the Waterside, in ordei to meet the wants of the Presbyterian people in thai district, ...

... THE STORIM-ALARNIING EFFECTS. Taxt gale continued d(iring the wholc nl ?? nght ad thie early part of vestertlay, bnit i-warl Is eveningt rain begen to fall and the windl abatetl considie'ably. Thie violence of tile storm v was filt tilioe in the country distlicts srurrotindin Belfatt than in tile ?? itself. III the neighboututil ril of Banker's 1lill, on the County Do win side, several large ...

... THE APRAY AND NAVY. It is said ?? Caidigan will, before long, resigln the ofiice of inspector--general of cavalry. amll rumour -only runmoil, lhowever'-states that AInjor-General Lawronson will succeed to that post, Lord George Paget ?? tile cavalry bligade at Aldershott. SeLijent-Mlajor Wilkinson. of' the 32nd Light In- fantry, one of tie Lucknow heroes now stationed at the Hleights, Dover, ...

... NEWS-LDETTER OFFIC'E, T/larsday Morning. rB Y }1A G X3T IC TELEX RAIt'A.] THE ROIAN QUESTION. The three pamphlets on the Roman question were published at Paris yesterday. They are favorable to a change in the temporalities of the Pope, and the independence of the Italian people. T 11 E C O N G R E S S. The semi-official Paris journal the Pays says it has no reason to think the adjournment of ...

... dflve Blttslt~~~7W 1 X e ?? (ESTABLISHOD ANNO 1737.) * BELFAST: THURSDAY, JAN. 19, 1860. THERE is to bc a changce of Government in Sar- dinia. T1ho Times and Daily News, referring to the fall of the Rattnzzi Ministry, speak in con. gratulatory terms of the probable accession of Coulnt Cavour to thc post of power anid influence. At the present moment Victor Emmanuel re- quires the services of ...

... TME DECLARATION OF THE ROMIAN CATHOLIC LAITY. SmR John Simeon presents his compliments to the Editor of the Times, and requests the insertion of the accompanying letter, having reference to the Decla- ration of the Roman Catholic Laity, which appeared in the T7ines a short time ago. Swainston, Isleor ofwiht, Jan. 0. Swainston, Isle of Wight, Dec. 19, 1859. DuAst LoRD Pi-'rn-A copy of the ...