... ULSTIEIR1 SOCIELY FORl PRONOTING Tille EDUCATION OFs Til, DEAF ANI) I)U.MB AND THE BLIND. NINTII DE1PUTATION, 1845. 7'dD MEETING.-ThO Rev. John Weir endi] Ir Rllihind held a meeting hi Carrickfergus on 9'ih October, at 1 i o'clock, in ite Court-house; the Very Rev. Dvan Chaiote presiled. There wero also ?? Rev. J. A. Kerr and the Rev. E. J. I-Iartrick (Carates of the Pa- rish,) the Rev. JameTs ...

... The Mail announces that the new commission has issued, and in a bootless effort to prove that it is not a ?? humbug it has satisfactorily demonstrated that it is ajob and an insult. Two commissioners are named as already appointed, both of them foreigners; one a knight with a name the like of which was never heard of in Ireland before, Sir Randolph Routh ; the other Sir James Dombraine-by ...

... SUIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, Nov. 10.-Wind thilsday at noon, S.E. Light airl land drizzling, rain. fi ])EAL, Nov. 8.-Wind S.S.E. to S.S.W. 9th.-S.E. to S.S. W. -Arrived the 8th, the Margaretta Ida from Batavia f for Rotterdam, Agnea from Honduras;- 9. The Tartar froml F Calcutta, Kilbilai from Calcutta, Catherine and Elizabeth G from St. Vincent. Arrived from the river and sailed, the C ...

... I CONCILIATION HALL, LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. nu Thle weckly meeting of the association was held yesterday ing in Conciliation Hall. The Liberator entered the room about al, one O'clock, and was received with loud cheers. Mr. S. us war O'Brien shortly sslterwvards arrived, and experienced arciost thai enthusiastic end warm reception, tint, On the motion of the LIBERATOR, the chair ...

... WINDSOR, MONDAY. The Queen and her Royal Highness the Princess Au- gustus of Saxe Coburg, walked in the Castle gardens this morning. 'I'he second battalion of the Grenadier Gnards, under the command of' Sir John Honyrnan, paraded in the Horne Parlr this morning, and fired a ,feu dejoie in honoir of the Prince of Wales's birthl day. Their Royal lligmhnesses Prince Albert and Prince Au- gustus, ...

... rgortinature. GARDEINING OPERATIONS FOOR TIHE PRESENT WEEK. ELO'ER-GAIARDEN AND Sl]UBIInllRIES. ROesB and half-hardy climbers against walls should nowl be pruned and nnilcd previous to covcring up; but while thc weather continues mild, the longer they are exposod the better. Ilerba- ccous plants should be rarefally looked over before cutting off their tops, in order to ascertain whothier they ...

... DUBLIN, NOVEMIBER 9. [PROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] THE POTATO DISEASE-FaVEtl. It h11s rained, with little intermission by day or night, since Thursday last, and last night very heavily. This very unfavourable state of the weather will, I fvar, greatly extend the calamity of the potato hilgiht. The reports frotm. the country, with few exceptions, are of the most afihieting kind. Those who had been, ...

... wnREC OF THEI HULL AND IAImBURGlI STEAMER I MARGARET.'-STATE1MENT OF THE SURVIVORS. at The subjoined particulars relating to thenme- a1 lancholy loss of the Hull and Hamburgh steam- l ship, 1 Margaret, during the late hurricane off a- the Dutch coast, have been furnished by the ,owners of the ill-fated ship. e The Margaret was an iron vessel, 250 tons 1g burden, 120 feet in length, 24 feet ...

... - - - -OI L -T- II OR, TICU LT URE. l The long period of uninterrupted fine dm ier.- ther which we hlave enjoyed has been v ty fci- vourable to the late crops of potatos, and i- ,hy soils we have no doubt that the disease hzis ?? stayed to a very considerable extent. W-e lil'2 no doubt that during such weather it is beii'ici~a to the crop to allow it to remain in the giouad1 and are confirmed ...

... elte grmsi. First Royal Dragoons-Dundalk.-H-lalf a troop is ordered to march from Belturbet for Enniskillen, there to occupy the barracks while the cavalry stables are un- dergoing repairs. Six rank and file are under orders to march from Belturbet for Killishandra, there to remain during the repairs of the cavalry stables. Licutenant- Colonel Martin, lilI., is on leave of absence to 30th ...

... [ STATE OF THE COUNTRY-ASSASSINATION OF LANDLORDS. . , The particulars of the recent attempt upon the life of Folliatt Barton, Esq., of the County FRermanagh, are reported elsewhere from one of the Enniskillea journals. We grieve to state, upon the authority of a correspondent of our own, that Mlr. Barton is still lying in a very pre- carioup state, two slugs, which are supposed to be lodged ...

... UNIV17'D STATES. e The following appeared in a part only of our yesterday's impression:- i ONE DAY LATER FROM NEW YORK. LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY.-The New York packet ship Oxford, Captain Rathbone, arrived here this afternoon, after a voyage of twenty-four days, e (lur )g which she had experienezd very bad weae- - ther. She sailed from New York on the loth ult., . and has therefore brought papers ...