... We have hcard since our last of three outrages mu; differerlt ?? of the country, tidek is at thia momient in such a deplorablo state that it is hazardous, to travel through or re- side in ?? Journal. The care taker of a farm, belonging to 11. Kean, Esq. was visited a few iights ago, arid warned to quit, and upon the herdsiman of Mr. Enright, a threatening notice was ser- ved not to follow for ...

... WEMALE BEAUTY IN TE EAST.. ?? E E 9.'N (k{osM M o ktlixe's Travels in Ottohan R ire. The following Isassage describes rIon. -lit bt hum bler walk of -life:- * y s - ?? Aftr -we had smoked oar pipes and taken a caup o ets fee, witbout. sugar,. at the agha's, we wvent into theig lookfor-iometbing~more substantial, in the shape of adinfjl This we found. at'e house-of a Greek, with wvhoam cosjt ...

... THUE B1ELFAST NEWS-LETTER. TUESDAY-OCTOBER 6. RENEWAL OF HOSTILITIES IN TIE EAST. The armistice between *the Russians and the Turks has net, it seems, been of long duration. . Me conjec- tured as much when the fact ofmits existence was first announced. We give the following letter from Nurem- berg, from the Courier of Fdiday evening:- NnutEnmERG, SaPT. 24.-Letters from Vienna of the 20th ...

... -%MORAL'STAT-iTICS& A most absurd statement'appears, in one of our con- temporaries of yesterday, relative tovwhat;in modern., phraseology are termed the Moral Statistics of the counc try. ':By way of shewibg how little infltence theological. opinions exert on'the conduct of the multitude, our sage contemporary has ostentatiously paraded forth a sort of comparative table of the number of ...

... TREATYT BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TURKEY. in the name of God Almighty !-His Imperial Majes- ty, the M~ost Hi-gh and Most Mighty Emperor and Auto- crat of all the Russiss, and his Highness the Most High and Most Mighty Emperor of the Ottomans, animated with -a desire to put an end to the calamities of war, wid to esta- bl:sh, on solid and immutable bases, peace, friendship, and good harmony between ...

... AN IBRISH DESERTER. DURLIN POLICEOFFICE.-On Tuesday week, Mr. Ti- mothy O'Flaherty, a Connaughtnian by birth, and a pig- jobber by profession, was brought 'before the Magistrates of the Head Polle..-office, in custody of three dragoons, charged, on strong suspicion,, of having robbed- or murdered one Thomas Jackson, a private soldier of their regiment. They stated, that on their way through ...

... LETTER OF JOHN KNOX, JUN. TO THE - REV. JAMES CARLILE. With every minute yout do change a mind, And call him noble that was now your hate, Him vile that was your garland.- Coriolanus. REV. SIR,-If you- are not the most learned, you are, without doubt, the most valiant man of my acquaintance.- With a Christian bravery, that would have illustrated the age of martyrdom, you fi-arlessly east ...

... EFFECTS OP INTEMPERANCE. Our correspondent na k Tilleborough has transmitted to us the following account of a melancholy oceurreelle, wbioll lately took placeein that vicinity, and which strikingly exem- plifies the destructive effects of initemperance. This degrad- ing vice, for Which Ireland has attained a 'bad eminence In the rank of criminality, destroys, as our correspondent forqibly ...

... A. TALE F SQROW. (.rcm Blac oood's Magazine for Octoer.J 'w.e select the fo)1o0ing -quaintly narrated tale fron, an articje i Blackwood', KAqayaine for the. preseut month. The article is entitled My Landlady anad her Lodgers.. Mrs Winstom, ?? thle story in- her owvn characteristic rnaoxier-fh~ere is some- thing of thie Cleishbotham style atboult it, which renders it attractive, though the ...

... TIENRV-STREET,DuT lIN-A vervinteresti lady applied to the Magistrates ftr redrs tng lowing ?? stated her name to he fei living in - street, and that on Sunday aB. be his wife, who reside in M- A se 'e anld for the purpose of taking a short walk; they et her Drumeondlra, when Mrs. I1. said she was ill, and 9arid was brought with an intention of conveying he oah Miss B. Mr. and Mrs. M. entered ...

... TO THl. EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. l SI-From a paper which appeared in the News Letter of Tuesday, 13th inst. from the Rev. H. Montgomery, in answer to a letter from the Rev. ?? Johnston, I feel necessi- tated to solicit a corner in your eccellent Journal. And you will give me credit when I saythat I cannot express the reluctance I feel in coming forward on this occasion. But fidelity to ...

... Dru7nkards shall not inherit the Kingdom of God. 'TO THE' EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. -Sla-In my last address to the, temperate members of society, I endeavoured to turn their attention to a few of the many ways by which they honour the widegate through -which drunkards enter, and the broad road along- which ! they travel to endless destruction. Such a view of the coun- tenance which they give ...