... | MOTTO FOlS A STrEPFATIHERt- CCeSt IC Ple711;'J s I(17(i colute. IPoT--~ucF.-Th~e luck of finding a quart bottle that will hold a pint. Qu:ntv.-Will tihe board of directors of the amnal- gamated railways be stigniatised as a collision Govern- atlelit? FRINCsi USUEoS AT PAI:rT.-France has Iteen accus- ?? to set copies to Europe; but site witl hardly bo able to do so now-with no pen. but ouly ...

... THE ABERDEEN GOVE1R0ENT POLICY, DESCREBED 11' B ill rHIR QEONI)AU FRIENDIS. (Frooz the 1Preelman's Jonalre.) Tr mE will be no Reform Bill this year. 'i'he ballot, to which the whole country looked as the inevitable result of a Liberal Administration, is not even alludled to. If it were alluded to, it would be only to decry it. The reform, ?? is contemplated for next year. is to be of that ...

... ?ror?c?ponbtttc?. BELFAST STUDENTS' MISSIONARY ASSO- 'CIATION. TO THE EDITOR OF THIE BIEtt'AST NEwS-LETTER. Sin-Several members of the Belfast Students' Missionary Association have stated to the committee, that when endeavouring, this year, to collect the funds necessary for the support of thuirl agents, they have not, in several quarters, met with that favourable re- ception which they ...

... THIE BRIGADE.-TREASON AND ITS AWAGES. ('eront the l~ntion.) WILLIAM Kri-not, John Sadleir, and Anthony O'Fla- herty, three chiefs of the Irish B3rigade, of which this country has heard such wonders for the last two years, have gone right over to the enemy. To he suie they have. %Vfho expectecl more or less of them? 'Tlhe mien wanted place. They agitated for place. They intri-uel for place. ...

... A NEW BILL FOR THE1 DISENCUMIBRANCE I I OF IRISII ESTATES. MtR. WHITI]SIDEl, on Wednesday last, obtained leave to introduce a most important bill, the object of which is to aihrd firesh facilities for thc sale and transfer of encumbered property in this country-in his own words, to extend the machinery of the Irish Court of Chalncery, in ?? to tacilitate the proceedings of the Encuminhred ...

... I I- ?? klitc1ligilct, I-NDIA AND C1HINA. (By Rlecti ic Telegv'o)h folli Triestej.j Tjim steam-ship Adria arrived iroi Alexandria at Trieste, at two P.Ml., yesterday, after a passage of 140 j hours. She l-ft Alexandria oin the 18th ilistant, and brings the following news from India:- 'The ]3urrnese occupy the Aeng Pass witit a large fore'e. Pegn (tile province, we suppose), has been again ...

... PURSUANT to a resolution adopted at a private meet in of the Tenant League, on Wednesday last, a public meeting of the council of that body, of members oi' Parliament, and of tile ?? friends of the tetviiit cause, vas held on Thmrsda'v. at the rooms of tbe' League, No. 2, Beresford Place, for the purposeb of considering tile line of policy best to hb adulipte i at thre plesent moment for its ...

... T1'HE BELFAST PI'REj3Vli.Yj['I'I N[UN. -NE]IES 1311,L. Ix releir'ing to the report of tile proceelnes-;t the inllntille mcetli; f this P rebvhlt-l', which we \ ent oklsehlc(,. O ctlillot tiditl Itotiting the iaction taik ell by the body in respect to the Nullnerios Bill. In to- ISo,-ill g tO 11Ctil;Oui thC. ?? in favimr Of t;,is niil p the P'lve ! - y v i.;vt d, llot onlv it' of t\ i Utotet ...

... PURSUANT to advertisement a ?? of Aiiiln-Ca- tholics, commnonlv called Protestants,'' was held in one of' the simall rooms of'the Reotimnti onl Fridayiven' ing f'or ?? piirpose, as st ated- in the 'l o, ice, of cc nsidtllr Ii g. onl the tyrannical, insulting,, and audaiciise g~~resioli of' the Roanaidcts onl the ,ibh ts and titles ofitd ?? Ang'lo- Catholies, and to takle step.s acc'oidiiigly ...

... MIISCHI]F IN AIITAI:'IOti. T'ilj il: i; a nefw Minld of i'letori'ial itilice of tlate i ?? A'Iue ?? g [hii-l ?? of' tile't itriamoill tinle Schoo1l. It is that IV li(:h is ulil:iit i'id I Ite louidest 5o0ul il n tile ?? t tFrIIv, bV tilhe mo dlie'iltfli mlenalls and the ni'to iil lpliin.4 , lentinciu tiOllS ii ta i en in ?? lite rl sense: lbtit vI^ iel aIw'.-Cll' illng tn the modlelrn (051 id ...

... PiRTY PROSPECTS.-THE BUDGET. Ir any apprehension as to the safety of the Govern- ment, in the issue of the Chancellor of the Elxchequer's financial scheme, had for a moment rested on our minds, that feeling is completely dissipated by a perusal of the metropolitan leaders of Monday. We own we are of opinion that the Government was unnecessarily frank and daring when it announced, through Mr ...

... FA IRS. KT.ADY FAiT.-The fair on Friday was an average. Prices were high. Milch cows were in great demand, at remunerative prices. Sheep in prime condition sold athigh figures. In the pir market business was brisk, and prices high. The horses, with very few excep- tions, were of the jaded Rosinante stamp. RATJIFRILANO FAIR.-There was was a very full at- tendance at this fair, on Wednesday last ...