... WB report elsewhere the proceodiugs at the nomina- tion of candidates yesterday, from which it will be seen that the contest for the representation of Derry is to be a triple duel. Mr. Skipton, whom we may denominate the hopless candidate, persists in going to the poll, and spoiling what would otherwise be a fair trial of the strength of parties in the Maiden City. He knows perfectly well that ...

... THIS DVY'S NEWS. LBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.J NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, fonda'y, One o'clock p.m. PR US SI A. Berlin, Sanday, March 25. The reply of Prussia to the last despatch of M. Thouvenal is delayed, in consequence of further com- munications made by England, and has not yet been despatched to Paris. SWITZERLAND. Berne, March 25. The Helvetic Society, the members of which are very numerous, has ...

... (Supl)leientary to Teleyraphit) Sioanimarg.) HoUSE OF COiMOl S.0-TUESDAY. MAYNOOTII. Mr. SPOONEIt (who \ as received withi some cheers and counter ehcers), in rising to move that this Honse do resolve itself into a committee to consider the Acts for the endownient of tho College of Maynooti, with a view to the withdrawal of any endowmcnit out of thn Consolidated Fullnd, due regard Iticiug had ...

... (FRBO OUR OWVN CORRESPONDENIT1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY. TuE deplorable but most convenient illness of Mr. Gladstone still continues, and, although the itor'nbkif Post assures us that the right hon. gentleman will in nil probability be in fine feather anl fine voice on Friday night, there is still a good deal of distrust in the public mind on the subject. The general belief is, that the trifling ...

... SCRtAPS FROM P'UX'C'II FO.R FEB3RUARPY 4. A IHAPI'Y NAMni.-lore notice in the list of' the pantomi nic comrnpany at Drury Lane, the name of Signor Gratzany. This is as it should he; except that C, r, a, t, is not the way to spci grealt. SIMIPLY IDIOTtC.-lIaS th1e icwtenipss anlythiulgr to do with the hell-wet her? We decline answering tile ahove question, bcCaIUSC, in onr opillilon, it is ...

... SEiCOND EDITION. TFI-S DAY'S NEWS. [BY MAG N(eTIC TELEGRA PH`.] ATEIVS-LETTER OFFICE, l'ednesay, Ooze o'clock P.m. THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY AND THE BUDGET. The Herald does not contain any semi-official an- nouncement of the Conservative policy, nor any notice of the meeting at. Lord Salisbury's yesterday. The Post says the decision was come to at the abovo meeting to oppose the Budget. The ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING.-wlIat is a coney? that is the questiou. A coney is ono of tho most in- definable of animals, a very Gladstone of the mam- malia family. Johnson calls conoy-catchling the entrapping of conies, simple animals, by gins or snarcs; and coney, he says, is a any simpleton, or foolish1 creature. What is the point of all this? A most important point. On the 1st of April ...

... 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 ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. THE letter from Aughnacloy, in reference to alleged Puseyism, is not authenticated by any signature, and cannot be inserted. RE DANIEL MURRAY, INSOLVENT. TO TIHE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIR -Referring to a report in this matter which ap- penred in your paper of last week, I beg, in justice to the assignee, to state that the ?? Inentilored to bave been in hil ...

... THE ESTABLISTI1HD CtHURCN. The Rev. Andrew Reed, B.A., of London, lns accepted the unanimous invitation of tile charch nnd congregation esseombling in Cannn Street Chapel, Prest(n to become their pastor, and will enter on his labonrs on tie first Sunday of December. Thle Rev. W. Brandon, rector of thle Union of Kil- comnion and Crossepatrick, has been appointed by the Lord Bishop of Ossory and ...

... pUJBTTC MPET['I'Nti IN 'TI'F, TOWN HA1,f. NOMINATION 01 NO,'TARtY il'lIl;. YrSTI',Rl),kY It P(Illli,! I'3tix |1i,, '! 111,, f' lit'l ?? wns ?? i, li i I roqu 1X'1 l inli1 I ( 1 t k Ofleilitsnlfslls lilt ii~dtioil ti~tlty ilxl~l li aj Ital~oii i o li i oi , tir e lll glleitil nl l will. ol Il lifillf oft l I felt, WtlI I fied niiltn 1,110 T OIVI ?? II;, lltt o'1 4I'b ?? W , 'a l ir to ...

... THE PARISHT OF BELFAST VERSUS THE ECCLEUSASTICAL COMMISSIONERS FO. IRE- L AN l). TO TIlE EDITOR OF TIlE BELFAST NEIV9-LETTEP, SIR -I am con rnlent that the Editor of tire BIELrAST NEriS-LETTER, wvill not refuse sp)ace to a few thogh)ts on a u lster wilfjli may deep)ly ailect tle interests of the Estabikshed Chut ch in this town. It is a fact ?? known to all, and dlelply dep)lored by most, that ...