... TtnaEn is no longer IucllU disguise about the demago- gues and scribes of the Free-trade faction. Theybhave been gradually throtring off the mask, auid exhibiting the real deformity of their principles and tendencies. The total failure of their hollow and hnribmlug pre(lictions rises up in judgment agaiust them ; and, like despairing convicts at the dock, they stoop for missiles, and feel for ...

... IMPORTANT FROM AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY (YESTERDAY), JUNE 17.-The Europa arrived in the Mersey at seven o'clock, from New York and Halifax, after a run of 10 days and 13 hours from the former port, being the quickest passage on record. The political news from the United States is of no im- portance. THE ATTACK ON' CUBA. Havanna letters state that four members of the ...

... PUBLIC MEETING IN TIOLYWOOD-IEDUCTION OF I ?? E N T S. ~ PUBLIC ireeting of thle tenant-farmers of the parish of liolv- wend was held ois Teesday, in the Old Mleeting H-ouse, Shore- street, llInlywood, for thc purpose of takineg into consideration thle present distressed sta 't of the agricultural ieterosts, and adnisting such resolotions on thle subject as moight he fleemcd silcisalble. At. ...

... T No i3rlfimst fuw!cs,:::3Uttrr. ii E l. F A S T FRIDAY, SEPT EM BEIR 13, 1850. PROTECTION- THE ASSERTION OF THE RIGHT OF THE LABOURING POPULATION TO LIVE. ONE of tile ?? of tile FIre-tradle fallacies is ?? -tlhat the systemi of Protective duties is nothline less tlian a ticostrouis sellewe for the benefit of tlie landllords, to the proj ui i ce an I Opipricssi on o f tihe labouri ni( classes. ...

... MEETING AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ON Friday last, in pursuance of an advertisement signed by J. F. Ferguson, Esq., vice-president of the Chamber, calling a meeting of the iniabitants of Belfast to take isto considera- tion the best mode of receiving the Lord Lieutenant on his intended visit to ibis town, a numerous assenmblage of bankers' merchants, and uthers, tet il the Cbamber of Commerce ...

... Karat rhitc1ligarr THR PA-Is'1CnINFuTlEPCA` PICrTOMlr, AL7a1ANrACIC.- Air. HIGee has agahi issued an cleg-ant almnaiacl-sheet to the inhabitants of the province, in ?? of the gratnil increased patronage his splen(]id establishninest has received during the past year, and in token of future increased elfirts to merit its continuance. The sheet, liue all Mil. M Gce's efflrts to pleasc thle ...

... TIIE NATIrONAI, SYNOD. Ixs conclove of Rom an Cotholic in prelates,'' to wthich the Rloetisti jouirilaii ?? given thieC a1) s e prestll ptlolns Oite, wvao annotinced to assern itc at T'hJIrics on yesterday, for the piirpose of receiving Dri Cuillin's budget from lloie. So importan~t are the contciits of the said hiiilpt sutpposeei to lie, and, ii reality, so mowiotimous to (he i vecests of ...

... fovtigll Ilteltigence. FRANCE. Tns advice8 from Paris state that M; Dupin had an audience of the President of the Republic on Saturday last, wlhei he cotminuicated the substance of the pioccedings of the Par- liamentary Commission. Lnuis Napoleon replied, that he thought the cosmnission had not adopted the most judicious course, iiasenucil as it night catuethe executive government to withdraw ...

... AIR. NAPMER'S LECTURES ON KNOWLEDGE' AND I L A, 13 0 U R. I LECTURE 1.-A rL9A FOR KN'OWI.EDGl7..-lTS ACTION UPON LABtOUR. YF.STrErv0AlY evening, according to announicenient, the formier of a se ries of Ino I eel ares9, inl nil of time Lilirary Fonld of thle B~elfast Worviog Classes' Asaociai 00, ttpoit tie ahove-nancd aslij!c:, was deliveredl hi'v Josoph Xnpier, Esq., Q.C., MIP., lin !lie Mnii ...

... HOUSE OF COMMIMONS. The honec met at twvelve o clock.ednesdy, arc 13. The Cutiity Rates and Expenditire Bill, and also the Pul)- lic Libraries Amenldment Bill, after some discussion, were read a second tine. There was no ?? business of iloportance, and the house adjourned shortly before six. FIIANCE. The accounts receiced yesterday from Paris, are inmpor- tant. The elections is the city have ...

... QUEIEN'S COLLEG ES (IRE.LkND). REPORT OF TIHE REI.DEN.T OF Tr-te QUEEN'SS COLLEGIE, aT.- FAST, TO THEi LORI) LIEUTENANT. MY Lnnta-Rcaarclinmg Che instructions of your Excellencv onl the subject of the attendance of time stildents of Queci's Colleac Belfast, en their religious mlitltis, conltiuniticated to me bv a let!e of Mr. i,-dlinli.jtmm, dmilte time 13th of Feliruarv hist, I have the ...

... LOuD DOWNSHIIRS AND IllS N13W FRIEND3 IN TIHE PRESS. APPL.Ausp i catching, especially when give in the right tone and at the right io nelit, is a right caute, and as the amiende for previons injustice. Lord Downshire has tlieznod fortune to prove this truth by his own experience within the last few days. 'We noticel1, in sur last, the first little, tcil. tative plaudits of the Morthern If'hig, ...