... Agriculturr, &C'. FARMING OPERATIONiS FOR JANUARY. PLOUGH ING Fort Gretrean; CRor's.-All stubble ploughinsg Ought to be as deep is possible-say nine or ten indies at least; and( to effect this it will, pterhaps, be necessary to employ three horses in the plough. The Object of ploughing land for- green crops at en early season is chiefly the benefit derived fromt eaposure of the soil to the ...

... hS PARIS, SUNDAY, 65* P.m. n- General Lv Hitte, in the name of the government, of expesed to the Legislative Assembly the policy of the t government in the La Plata question. Government a, will not send an expedition against Rows, tor will it ed ratify Lepredour's treaty, but it will nogtoiate. Such th is, in a few words, the substance of M. de Di Hitte's iis statement. It seems tbat it was ...

... Our correspondents write as follows: BERLIN, Dzc. 27. The affairs of Germany have again reached a deci. sive point. The federal commission at Frankfort attracts all eyes. It is said that the federal commis. sion intends to take up the same position towards the representatives of the respective German States as the former Diet occupied, and that it means to disregard the constitutions of all ...

... PORtSrMouJTH, DEC. 31. - The Terrible, steam-frigate, Captain Hope, C.B,, arrived here this morning from the eastward, and will probably sail to-morrow for Devonport, prior to proceeding to Lisbrn or the Mediterranean.-The Adventure, naval store-ship, Master Commander Welling- ton, arrived here this afternoon, and alter embarking a few stores for ships on the African station, will proceed to ...

... . MASONIC FESTIVAL-ST. .rtHN'S DAY. The Brethren of the Cestrian Lodge of Free ind i Masons, celebrated the festival of St. John l mthe Evangelist, at Mr. Johnstorn's,'the Royal Hotel, l er in this city, on Wednesday last. The dinner was of *the first order, and most abundant; and the dessert, wiine, &c., were excellent. There were a number of er the brethren present from various parts of ...

... THE PHILANTHROPIC (P) RAJAH BROOKE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. _1rn-I will give you one more example of Rajah rooke's mnanner of civilising the wild inbabitants of Borreo, taken from his own diary9 published last year eider his own direction, and by a captain in her Ma- Je3ty's Navy. The incidents to which I allude, as well asthat mentionedin mylastletter, are not tobefouad 1aptsin ...

... TFNAX-r RIGHT A9SOCIATIONCoLERAINE A lotra and influont.i~l n. tie .. hK.A :_ . A large Aua 'OLeILnTUa meu0tng was tali in Coleraine , daturday lasti t, petition in favour of tenant right- J. BOYDs, - Eatq MiP. for Coleraine, in the air. The following resolutions were carried tnanimeubly.- Proposed by the Rev. Mr. Lyle; seconded. by J. Adams Esq.- t That the unexampled distress vhich hag ...

... LATE~ST NEWVS. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) hav ?? ?? ?? ?? it Ir beeii London, Monday Evntciny. aloo Sumivonise were issued for a Cabinet Council to be be ?? held on the IG.h of Jasnuarcy. TlI The Archbishop of Canrterbuiry had an intorview with -110 Lord John Russell, at his official rellidenoc in Downing- voWO street. rood C014blelCIAL Nmvs.-Very little news ot importance for, arit x stirring ...

... be t, The tide in the Thames yesterday afternoon e reached to the height of 28 feet 9 inches, being lower by an inch than that of the previous day. The following letter has been addrea'ed by the Astro- n. nomer Royal to Meors. Scott arnd Hopkins, of the Tiames' ad office, Plymouth, on the subject of the Leamington letter of transmitted to him by those gentlemen: to o Royal Observatory, ...

... (F11to00 OUR OWN COnnnS'orPNDENTr.) LiVERI'OOL, MONDAY.-By the arrival of the British and North American royal mail steamer Europa, Captain Lott, which entered the Mersey at a late hour last night, after a tassage of r oalve. days from Boston, we have received ,,Iit from; New York to the 181h, Boston to the 19th, H Halifax to the 21st ult., all inclhsive. - The Tigtropa has brought home 2(; ...

... rFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING. The mails from Italy, Germany, and the South of France arrived late here to-day, in consequence of the state of the weather, snow having fallen very generally in every part of France. The intelligence brought by them is altogether devoid of interest. In Paris also there is not much news of any sort. M. Thiers has been named president of the ...

... ;e 330trict Tturtelligelice. 'I taiw- - wr. HELEN'S.it day, At thce pttY oeesionA held or' Wedne~day last, before ?? ra Nell-O 1nod1 Wjfliaoo Pdtington, E ear,., Sanmuel jobosin, 01 it Itec- Stit, nb ~oiirer. wis fined ?? Oid, U for a,touting~ Ann Al' all, Hi~gloodle, otf Stitton. lhenry H. stghley and John Bunrrws,. of U; 5mi'hY-b~ow, collier,, weor' each flied in penlaltielliof El. ?? 6ti, ...