... WOOL TRADE.—This article has obtained a verv high price, and,is now little abort of what it was at the highest period of the war. Coarse moor wool, such as is generally produced in the higher districts of Dumfrieshire, and in Galloway, is now selling in the Liverpool market at 16s. and 17s. per stone of 241bs-, which three years ago would have scarcely brought 55.; while the fine qualities of ...

... AGRICULTURAL INTEREIT.-The Speech from the Throne alludes pointedly to the, distress among the proprietors and occupiers of land. When the House of Commons afterwards met, Lord Althorp, in reply to a question on the subject, distinctly said, 'hat Ministers do not intend to propose any alteration in the Corn Laws, and that a proposition of the kind coming from any other quarter wouldnot have ...

... THE CHRISTIAN MINISTER. My soul hast thou dreamt this sweetness of thought Which gladdens thyself as with light and life. Which renews thy hope of Heavenly bliss And softens the strains of this mortal strife Or, tell me, my friends who so kindly watch Around my bed, in your anxious care, HHS an Angel e-f ligfit passed by this way And dropt in my heart one ray of his glare T We only beheld one ...

... FORl THE PrB!'LFAST NEWS-LETTER. CELESTIAL P1-IEOMlENTA FOR MARCH. THE. MOON. Last Quarter. Sunday 2d day,51 i . past 11 morning. Nevr Moon, Iluoidaa 10th day,-53 in. past 10 morning. First Quarter, Tuesday 18th day, 39 in. past 0 aftern.. Full Svloon, ?? day, 49 rn. past S morning. The Moon wvill be in .Apqee-, or at her greatest dista nce from the earth, on tbe.l.1thl day; and in P ripee, or ...

... - Grilt.u ri4u(e. To Ihe Editor of the NNWi 0Ie al&S Chroiiicte. SIR,-Atothier Cambrian hero who deserves to he mentioned, in conjunction witih Sir Howoel y Fwyall, is Sir David Gani, a native of South Wales, who after hayilig been.-deputed lby Henry V. prior Lo the battle of Akt:incoirt to' ie'oniioitre the Irefreti army, ?? to his Mgajesty with the following noble report, ?? An't lfleamse ...

... 7'HE CHURCH. THE ARCHBISHOP OF**CANTERBURY.—Tt was noticed on Tuesday that his Majesty, on passing the bench of Prelates, stopped as he passed the Arch- Primate, and addressed his Grace apparently in the most cordial manner. This Most Rev. Prelate was the tutor of the Prince of Orange and ot Viscount Hamilton, at Oxford. The inhabitants of Chepstow have addressed to Parliament a petition ia ...

... Uo0111a i. DIONDAY, FEBRUARY 17 134 Tile Pat-h Papers of Friday and Saturday are re- C'eivcrl.-Their contents are chiefly speculatPve. Thle laeextraortlitiary attempt of' the Poles upon Savy o jl. itsterl~ood( to have found its way fromn h res A to Itil Cablinet, tid to be tie subject oif the repealed , 11twcilt7'4.1 ' of iniisters during the ?? Chi 'TV wre of' licpxties has been occupied in) ...

... ?? LEEfS £LEGCTION (From the LiverPo0l i'mes.) rsayt * This important contest cnmmenerpi 'on Thursa h 13th instant, on which day thle nominationi took plsce on Woodhouse ilooe, accordiag to tire appointment of the 0 lilayrir, Benjamin Sadler, Erq. Tire morning of the Du flnominatiiW and the whole day scee eauthe'u und muld, andi boon after tire proceedings couretiedthe un burs forth ?? at ...

... The Leeds Election hias terminated in the re- , turn of Mr. Baines. The numbers at the close of the poll were f Mr. Baines . 1951 Sir John Bleckett . 1911 The state of the poll by no means indicatei so near an equality between the strength-of the Tories a and the Reformers, for many of the latter in'their i hatred of what they call base whiggeTy, 'gave their support to the cause ...

... A -13 I_1 a- A A_1-A - A ._I Si? Vtlaatl held her flrst levee on lM1onday. The preser. ditiofl were very numeroum. Inteluigence has been received of the death of Sir Jonah saivington5 Knt., which event is said to have taken place In liaie.; Sir Jonah was the representative of an ancient Md ,eiy respectable family in the Queen's County.-Dubain Emrsap MaUl. Xils ajesty haa ordered busts of ...

... :(WE -c Pe ercd pb the ?? leLLer, . -which bas ~edb lr pcall i te oh(mnrs uf a contem- Porary.) Sa1 cl LATE ELECTION OF THE POLICE COM MISSIONERS-HOLE & CORNER MIEET- ING ON SATURDAY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS-LETTER. SIa-As an inhabitant of Belfast, and a contributor to I its municipal assessments, I avail myself of the privilege of i directing palzbir attention, through your journel, to ...

... The Liberty of the ?ress, without it3 Licontiousness. Though the judicial life of' Baroin Smith exteteds over thirty years, his daccuser did not venturo to state that inna single instance his political feelings ever Indoed himi to give an unfair dercis! io, or to consul It naly outher oracle On 1 the Bench hut that of insparthin justice. Whatn, then, is be accused of? His delivering charges ...