... FOR THE BRELFAST NEWS-LETTER LARNE AND INVER SABBATH SCHOOL.Ot1 Sabbath day the 5th inst. the first annual examination of the Larme and Inver Sabbath School was held, arid although the school is of little more than ayear standing, yet such was the pro- gress and proficiency 6agme of the higber classes, especially among the girls, thatt was with great difficulty the exam- nators could ...

... The Catholic Association, which has usurped the power of Government, boasts of its tranquilizing influence. Of the mode by which that tranquillity is promoted by its sub- ject .authorities, we have had a recent and a curious proof ia Limerick. 1, IERICK BRUNSWICK CLUB. At one o'clok this day (Oct. 4.) there assembled, at Swinburn's Great Rooms, as large, and as respectable and independent a ...

... of The Associatioti met on Thursday. Counsellor Guthrie in the Chair. ot' lefm'o thae proceedings were cotmnenced, Mr. O'Connell ie entered the room, ald wns received witl loud cheers. r- The Secretary having read the minutes of last day, of, Mr. O'CONNLEL said, he held in his hand a lefter wvhich ns he looled 'upon as beinig'most important. It was signed J. c- Pentony, P. P. Collon. There ...

... - - 2 llis Majesty's health, which was said to be miuch improved in the early part of' the week, has again stf- fered. His present indisposition is ascribed to a cnld. The news of the death of his sister, the Queen of Wit. temlnerg, affected him ?? 2'imes. The real nature of the complaint ulnder which tht King has been, anl still is suffering. has not been a) lowed to comne before the public. ...

... THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. TUESDAY-OCTOBEIR 7. RUSSIAN POLICY-BLOCKADE OF THE DAR- DANE LLES. MWe have often noticed in no very disguised terms, the character of the Russian policy. The Courier has all along been able to discover nothing inl the proceed- ings of Nicholas, that was not perfectly consistent with his engagements to Britain, and 'with the secmuity of her interests. The dear, good ...

... I LONDON-MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 29. Letters from Vienna, by the mail, state there has been another sortie from Schumia, more desperate than the former: the Russians are represented to have suffered severely. The report that Russia intends to blockade the Dar- danelles gains strength, and, aided perhaps by other re- ports, hass produced a greater degree of apprehension among the holders of English ...

... LONVDON-MONDAIY, OCTOBER 6. Russian Bulletins, have brought down the accounts to the 10th ult. before Chournla, and to the 13th befleie Varia. But the Bulletins in the Prussian State Gazette pass over all the operations before the former place be- tween 29th August, the date of the preceding Bulletin, and the 9th ult. a period of eleven (lays; and before the lalter place from the 31st of ...

... (We regret that owing to want of space, we are under the necessity of abridging many ,f the speeches at this meet- ing. They were firm, loyal, and energetic.) On the 4th inst. a meeting was held in the Court-house here, for the purpose of forming a Brunssvick Constitutional Club for the City andl Liberties of Londonderry, and the Half-Barony of Tirkeeran.-There was an immense as- semblage. ...

... TO Tim W* EDITOR f OF TffR7;NEWS-Lw~rrKR. Srs-It will oblge one of your' oldait 'aubscribers, lf ynt pablish the underwritten in 'your loyal and Impartial Journal, In the ominous period in wliishl rovidence has cast our' lot, there are some candidates fod the Mifnlilstry in the lPres. byterian Church, who profess ?? to sibect-ibe the Westminster Confesgioln of FaitliW2*ltb. the exception of ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL. sta-rn consrequence onarticlo published in The Staand asd, on the 5th of-tll. Ionlt, which Idid not see unti' sthe 2tb, professinis t reftA observitiosnss and statemnentl made by Mr. G. Dawson at my diuner table, I addressed r' letter to the Editor of The Standard, of which the enclosed Is a copy, and which he hasi declined publishing. I request you ...

... CREEDS, AND CHURC: COMMUN[ON. ~acecen LxrrXa'Ot ilvTHI Mmv -Jous' ?? UL TO THER 1hv.' ZRai.ts-Irt your letter adduessed tameno through, thb meimo harespectable Jodfrnal, -you declire;, that you' aetexedingly.'grieved and hurt by~the .frlghfainal mrepre- sentaction of your principles, whisio I have given to. the wourld. The setneyou quoteasa containing thismwilltepri'- enlation is twthe ...

... MAt SortLiI'Ot-STILIET, LoNrno.-Satutday evening, three of the rormissioners of St. Ann's Soho,'entered'the office, followed by a posse of constables nnd-tsvoladies,. both dressed in the first style of fashion, 'and immediately after entered a gentleman, in custody, in excemsive agitation. Mr. Lush stated to Mr. Dyer that his friend, Mr. Goddard, a respec- table gentleman, had traced his lady ...