... We blush with sharme at being obliged, by the duty we owe to our principle;, and to the party we are proud to support as ]ong as it sticks to these principles, to transcribe thi following short articlo from thoe Dublin correspondence of the Ti es:- iEIiESPRENTATION OF Nl.W ROSS. Al'. Charles Toitenhain is nowv a bona fdile can- didlate for the seat proulised to be vacated by the re- tiremnen ...

... SECOND xO[TU)N. L B Y v A G X E T I C ' L r. L G R A P il.] NEWS-IE'l'TER OFFICLE, 1 u'lclck, r.t. ASSASSINATI(N OF 'TIlE ARCHIBISHIOP OF PARt IS. Parki, Sunday Morning. The Archbishop oF Pnaris was asiaasitnatedi at four o'clock yescrl.tav aiterntuel, ill tde ChIrtehl of St. Etienne (l .11,mit, by at priest who ha, i bcen inter- dictel froinm ofifciattitg, imanod Ver es. The Arch- bishlop ?? ...

... THE NENV BISHOP OF LONDON ON CHURCH EXTENSION. . . I - IN consequence of the want of additional church ac. - commodation in Islingtou, a society has recently r been formed under the titlo of tire Church Extension t Society. This society, which proposes to build ten new churches in the district, ws inaugurated at a public meeting held in tile Parochial School-rooms, Liverpool Road; and it ...

... A FAST CATrHiiOLIC- TiIF. following case illustrates the facility With which Catholics are manufactured:- At the late meeting of the Gahway Poor Law Union, Thle MASTER brouglht lip a boy named William Wobber, who he stated lhd beetl recoived into the house on the previous Friday, =nd, being the son of a Protestant, was registered as such on the books, hut as the boy stated he had become a ...

... (LAWv Av11lt. WITHDRAWAL OF THE GENERAL AND STAFF FRO.M LIMERICK GARRISON. MA.JOr-GmNrrnAT, Sir James Chrtterton, Bart,, Mili- tary Commandant of this garrison, on Tuesday re- ceived an official order, copies of which wver also sent to Major-General Eden, at Kilkenny; and Ma- ?? Gough, at Belfast, informing him that his military command would cease here Ol the Ist of October, and, from that ...

... MIARQUIS OF DONEGALL'S ESTATE. Av the request of the trustees of tile late Mr. Alex- aiier M'Donnell's estate, we insert the following explanation of a statement on the subject from I Lord Donegall's ngent, wbich appeared in our impression of yesterday:- I The fist and most important words of that state- ment are as fillows:_ Ther o was no objection made to tbe validity of' Mr. M'Doupoll's ...

... (91tv *rood Grulitioll of lleItadq, A M E R I C A. Liverpool, Sunday, 0 irm. The RovRn mail steamship Asia, Coptain Lott, ar- rived in tle Mersey at 6 r fr., Iron New Yor-k, witl adnices to the 12th Nov. She sailed aL twso Pat. oil ?? day, and has bionrght n0 paisseuliers aid 363,367 ounces of' gold, in slecie. The Asia, off Satnvhook spoke the screw stea:ner New Yorrk, from Glasgow for New ...

... (Li 1) C t I I -? O'j) ?% I ? I f , ?? f ?? Ul ?? T c it) ? -, , c f f c r, ilsSl'FAAlt~SlIIKD A.NNO 17:J7.) r. E L F A S '. SATURLDAY. NOV. 29, 1S5C. TuERE are still slighit expectations entertained of the release of the mnaty shiips which are detained by the ice about four miles from Cronstadt. There is a decline in the demand of silver from China. NeLvs of a fresh rise at Paris has ...

... ?? P I E D IN 0 N T. TueeN, WUDNrrSDAY.-T'irO Kiny, UpoIn tile oc* casion oftie openingj of thie Chambers this day, pro- nnnliuced a sppeeht, in which he reinlirded them of the glorious participation uf Piedmolrt in the Eastern rear. His MajeIsty derlared that the S1irdlitiiar troops, having emulated in courage and in vigour the moit renowned armies in the world, had deserved veil ofl their ...

... F A. I R S . BALLVBor FAIn.-The usual monthily fair of Bal- lybot, which was beld on Mlon(lay, was indifferently supplied with cattle, owing amongm other causes to tbe severity of the weather. Of' buyers there were very felW in attendance. Sales were very duUl, and upon an unusually limitod scale. Prices were well supported where any transactions were eWfected. - Newry TelegrapA. Fuiaor ...

... cidti? ?c FARMING OPERATIONS FOR JULY. Time late copious andic ?? uted rahis will have etttbled the lhrnuser to conelude their turip~ll smwilng, which we trust they have taken adviiagte, Of' to ?? iii tire accessary breadtlhs. Though a little lalte tor Swedles, we mlay expect an averag'e crop Of' that vainl- ahie toot crop, fromt the atid of' guanlo aind supcrtpllos- phate, and thel very line ...

... 6?? (11!. g' ? d fit ?,f I c i?. d5- -y4r, et f c r. (I'lTM3111SIED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATTURID AY, JAN. IG, 1858. As we anticipated, thero is an:othie(rand later tele- grainl from ?? first tinat wias despatched under tihe new arriangoment for ai weekly mail. Tlhe falt thlat there is no intelligen-ce [oin ?? --the provi'nec ii10l o vuwi till the in terest is at presnlet. conei ated-takes ...