... LONDON CORRESPOQDENCE. ) [FROM OUR OWNl OORRESPONDLNT.]j 3 LONDON, SATURDAY. . WmirxeI from the centre of civilisation so soon SftOr the great inaugural ceremony of the opening of the International Exhibition, you may expect nc to dilate upon that important event. But I don't pro- f pose to do anything of the sort. The ubiquitous tele- graph and the prolix morning journal have nnticipateil me, ...

... .94t ? vass., PARLIAMENTARY SHARPSHOOTERS. (FROM THE TIMES.) THIs holiday session is to wind up with a die- im play which will astonish the town more than w anything the Lords and Commons have done for. 8t these 200 .years. We. know the Jaunty ?? jocose manner in which the Parliamentary year. al has passed, and the thorough- good humor with which, excepting the ?? Chelms -pI ford and the Lord ...

... THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY'STOTAl-ABSTI- - NENCE;~ ?? -:.W ASCIT . -O. .. . T. YESTIRDAY evening, the' ?? a Series of meest' Jo' in ex ~~~General Assembly'sl Total Abstinence Association was held in Pisherwiek Piece prs Lower .School-room, at eight o'clock, ;vben'the Rev. Dr. MonoAX occupied the ohair.: Amongst those -present were-Rev. Dr. Knox, Rev. H; Hanna, Rev. hYE G. Shaw, Rev. Win. Johnston,, ...

... i #r, h Ndfut Arb,54'ett M., 1? ?? (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.)- , h BELFAST: MONDAY, MAY 19, 1862. t __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ rx FULLER details of the important intelligence 1 brought by the Persia, collected from the Ame- v rican journals, will be found in our'columns § this morning. We also make room for an article a from the Times on the recent news. M Another diabolical murder has been ...

... t.l. IAI 1. .O ?? ?? 1 . _ . ,e__ by tile steamship Canada, which arrived at Queens- town yesterday, 'we have advices from Boston to the 30th of April. We have certain evidence now that Commodore Farragat's squadron, which includes the mortar fleet under command of Commodore Porter, is before New Orleans, and has aheady brought the Crescent City again within the folds of the Union. Besides the ...

... TnouGH the President of Queen's College, Belfast, in drawing up his report for the year, to present to her Majesty, confined himself to the tabular statistics of that college, yet he regards the annexed returns, including the present attendance in the three colleges of such importance, both as respects numbers and religious denominations, that he is anxious to give them publicity. These ...

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... LATES-T TELEGRAMS.: S . . 7 S- I THE AIJEhIWIAN CRISIS. ' Shortly before the close of business on the Stock Exchange this afternoon considerable excitement prevailed on the announcement that the arrival of the Persia from New York had been telegraphed. An impression prevailed in some quarters that she had left a day before her time with news of some event of great importance, but it Is ...

... LONDO N CORRESPONDENCE. [mROx OUR OWN CORnESrONDENT.] tI LONDiON, WEDNESDAY. LI THE record of the reassembling of Parliament, after a, the brief Easter recess, is, I need scarcely say, the n( chronicle of renewed Ministerial defeats. In fact, n( her Majesty's Government is now in a position of tcc such weakness and humiliation, that, rather than go tb to a division, they are prepared to agree ...

... YESTERDAY, tile usual monthly and quarterly mueeting of the Town Council was held in the Town Hall, when, in the absence of the Mayor in London, the ex-Mayor, Alderman Sir EDWARD COEY, J.P., prc- sided. There was a large attendance of members of the Council. The Tow- CLanrc read the minutes of previous meeting, which were confirmed. CAL WAY PACKET STATION. . The TOwN Cr.LEil read a copy of a ...

... SR-1 short time since, a correspondent forwarded to u1 a list of the Ribbon Signs and Passwords for the present quarter, promising to be able, at a ftiture day, to give us the signs for the next quarter. We did not publish thom at the time, as Rlibbonism was not then showing itself with the active ferocity which it has recently displayed; but we think it as well now to submit the signs and ...

... . ?Iltpffial Vlarlialliclif.- (Suppleiizeetary to Telegraphic Steanai-y.) A ll HOUSE OF COMMNS-THURSDAY. PC] IRELAND. Lord NAAS asked the Chief-Secretary for Ireland twi -whether it was the intention of thle Government to bei issue a special commission to try the perpetrators of ber the late murders in the County of Tipperary. do' Sir 1R. PEEL said that, if a Special commission a would be ...