... INSKIP AGI:ICULWUIIAL SOCIETY. The eighth Annual Meeting of the lnskip Agricultural Society took placeon Tuesday last, at the house of Mr. Thomas Cook, the Cavendish Arnie Iln, and excited considerable bustle in this beautiful rural district. The morniug was gloomy and wet; atout ten o'clock asi agreeablechan, took place, but the lull was only temporary, for in a couple of hour, Ife rain began ...

... C, O YD)/ IJ U 51f y .6, PI, fl()I I o ?? Octobeir 1. ~ir- I ant t'd uceil to ?? 11c, tile Icliowillig bsur\'t-tilt5 to yOU, its I anit confl','ic ?? 1is to tawitti~ii the lni o. rlles mid tenantI, of Ix land I ( to adopt sou nI measures asE wii itieni to theire iulitel prospe'rity. j ?? ,ill tlrii ?? fitch tflat crijuir. tlebir I'Jivelzi'' I il ii tile vS r iiV 1it`L't.t'tsrit ta' D~on ?? ...

... NA VAL INTELLI GENCE. (IROMi OUR CORRESPONDiNT.) PORTSXOUTH, OCT. 8.-The Admiralty having deter- mincd that there shell1 not be any more shell or shot practice at the Swiftsura hulk from the Excellent gunnery ship, the admiral superintendent of this dock yard has received orders to sell her by eontract as Ole lies. She is in a crcek about 1.700 yards from the Excellent- The terms of the ...

... -4 Towards the end of the week, heavy falls of rain inter- rupted harvest labour. On Monday and yesterday fore- noon, however, all hands were busy wherever corn was in the field, whether uncut or in stock. A few good days this week will suffices to secure the bulk of the crop, unless in the higher districts, where a fortnight wore is necessary. Little fear is now entertained of the potato ...

... WINDSOR iLECilON. WINDSOR, SUNDAY EYvsNriNa.-AIl speculation as to the probabitly of Mr. Walter,of Bearwcodl, coming fbrward as a eandidate to reprcseit Windsor, in the room of the ite Mir. flanisbottorn, was set at rest last evening, by the publieation ofthe following handbill, whichwas extensively circulated through the borough:- T To the independent Electors of the borough of New WXindsor. ...

... I - - - &ILRV1AT INTELLIGENCE. THE CALEDONIAN EXTENSION RAILWAY*--TIhe Caledonian Company have agreed to guarantee four and a-half per cent. to the shareholders of the Caledonian Extension Railway, the for- mer undertaking to work the line at the usual rate, and to divide the surplus profits. : AyasHIRE AND CALEDONIAN JUNCTION RAiT.wAY.--This company have resolved to extend their line from ...

... UNITED STATES AND MEXICO. ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WEST'ERN. A LLaVEarOOc, Oct. 4I.-This favourite steamer 'arrived in the If' Mersesy lest night ?? ok, after a voyage of fifteeno days and two hours. Sise lies brought forty-cighet passengers She spoke the Greet Britaein, outward bound, on tise Iet hist., at ,~six aim., in lat. 51 29,10119. 1 7; all Well, Late intelligence from Mexico renders it ...

... THE DISEASE IN POTATOES, We regret to find that the accounts we receive tend to confirm the apprehension that there is a considerable failure in the potato crop, and that the disease which has t caused it is not on the decrease. A gentleman in the neigh- 1 bourhood of Dublin, on the north side, observing some c time since that his potato fields showed sonme indication of i' the approach of the ...

... agricititural Intelliavirt. AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER. FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF COUNTY ANTRIM. CTriltenfor Mhe Beffnst News-Letter.) From the unlravourahle stath- of the weather during the last fortnight, the operations of harvesting have been verv much retarded, anid, in eaposed situations, there has bee;n a considerablo loss of grain, the wetness of tile weather preventing ...

... WE I'DN ESDA Y 'S A N ) 'I'll U.tDA Y 'S l'l'S. LONDON, OCT. 9. DISASTROUS NEWS FROM ALGERIA. The Algiers journals of the Ist give an account of aP disastrous affair which has just taken place lsear Djenia Gliazaoluat. Col. Montagnac, who commanded that post, being informed by a subjected Arab chief who lied never before given any I. reason to doubt his fidellty, that Abdel-Kader, ait the heed ...

... STATE' OF THE OUTSTANDING CROPS. In - . -- - . . I The accounts received from the northern counties of England and south of Scotland, stating that the latter end of the last week had been attended with heavy rains, have been the subject of a good deal of discus- sion in the city yesterday and this morning. There is no doubt but that dry weather is of considerable im- portance to individualsin ...

... [Fitoll u~e.s Mrs. Casillc, swpectisng ?? Alr'. CUdle has brie te Ilis irill, iS os/py aetkioits (?S a et e to know itS 011s8ieS. There, I lilways said you'd a strong mind when you liked, Caudle ansd what you've lust been ding proves it. Some people won't make at will, because they think they must die directly afterwards. Now, you're above that, love, arn't you? Nonsense; you know very well ...