... THIE BISIHOP OF EXI'FER ON THlE ROMISII AGGRESSION. Tirt Tlishop of El;eter has issue(d tile follwing replv to anll aiddress f Olfl tile laity of the pat ish of ?? EBxeter, pro- sent ei to Ii ho nn Thursdai last - Daorturia CtsRISTItNs, ,AND luoTonicR CutsaoRttxmexN-i re- ceive tyith 'teat gt'ntificatiets the address which has just been read to flie. TIhe recent act of the Bishop of Rome, ...

... ANOTIIER D1PLOMArIC JOB--MORE TRUCK- LING TOT IIE POPE. Ii anything could add to tlie excitement wilielh the Pope's nggressioiis are creatitig iu the milns of Pro- testants, it is tihe appointment of Rlielicaid Lanlor S icl- a tborougrh-ded( llonmoiist-to the licatl of the Florentine emlbassy, a post ;idclih is intimatelv Con- ilected with the Vaticall. The net of inttillg a Roman Catholic ...

... zlyortiln 3:11tolilgce. G It M A NY. RENEWED APPREIIENSIONS OF WAR. THE prospects of mnaistaisting peace in Gcrmany remain, to the iatest ad'.ices receivedl, very indifferent. Thle Prussian pelople are supposed to bc now more anxious for war than their Govertinneat,; while the Itoloteiners have decided on resisting tibe mandate of the Diet ; atd even the artmpl forces arn instrictctl by ...

... GREAT ORANGE DEMXONSTRATION IN LANCASHIRE. NEWTrON, L~ecANSIIacj, Nov. 20.-Ycstercloy afternoon, a inect!isg of the Grand Protestant Assoialtionl of Loval Oraiigemien of Great Britain was held is the Couiity Haell, 7seivton, by virtue of a esarrant from the Riglit Hon. ttie REnri of Enniskiltess, thle Grand Master, to determinie upon inca- sures of rpsistaned to the R1oluiash aiggressionl. The ...

... (7T. rif Illtltrr, &C. ? q FAItNI G OPERATIONS Folt NOVEMBER. As tile storing of tilc roit crops is proceeded with, Ict tire land be plnsmi cr1d andi sown With anheat-that is, on such soils ns are suited for growing this crop. When tire land is laid in ridrcs, tie wntcr-furrow musnit be carefully clearcd out as the harrowinge is fltisisced. W1iter Barley, iere, or Rye, roaiv still ?? sown, ...

... Ox Frilav., at one o'clock, the deputation appointed to pre- sent to tlhe Right lion. Lord John itusscil the vote of thanks unanimously agreed to by the Court of Conmnon Council, waited upon his Lordship at hi3 official residence in Downing- street. The deputation having been severally introduced to his Lordship, by svhom they verc most warmly and courteously received, Mr. BiLARE spoke as ...

... FLAX CULTIVATION--CTIA RTER OF INCOR- PORATION VFOl A JOINT-STOCK COMPANY IN IRELAND. MAN PY cireumstances are now conspiring to fisten the attention both of tile agiriculturial and maniufacturing classes-or, rather, theleading intellects in those classes -upon the vast advantages attainiale by promoting tile culture of flax in Ireland to a inuchi greater extent than hlas beeo hitherto ...

... IMPORTANT LETTER FROM LORD BEAtUMONT. Dublini, NOr. 20, 1850. M Y D13AR LOR.D ZETLAoD- I perceive that the news- papers have announiced tile intention of the lliglhasheriff to call a public fleeting to consider the propriety of ?? the Crown, on the silliject if the late insilt osffereil to this country by tile Court of Rome; ansI I learn from the same sources of iniformation that the step on ...

... JIOMISIL USURPATION OF ENGLTSHT DIO- CESES.-THE It ISIOP Or LONDON'S PRO- TEST AGAINST IT. WVirEN, n few1 posts backi, we stated that tile mapping out of England into lornish dinicescs by the Pope hald excited a storm of indignation in the Protestant heart of that country, we little dreanmed lhow far the scope of that tempest liad extended, or from how many points of the polemical compass it ...

... DR. IVISEMAN'S MANIFESTO. Die. 'dISEMtAN'S pa'uplrlet, pubtlishied last wee]: inl Lo011dlo lhas excited anl iistenrse interest, and we extract froul its contents tue mole ?? 11lortiS :- AN APPEtAL. &C. Ani agitationl, perhaps iiiparullelrd in our times,ha lict ben raised Inc the cilsletitiotat of aI Cathoilic bicrareliv is this iIssad. ItS vioilecei tis icisbee Hls of a svlirilwlid, during w ...

... El__ __ I rc5it RUMOURED INTRIGUES OF THlE PAPACY. Ir is reported in London, lbut onl shat authority we cannot tell, that the suspected istlrigues of some parties in conoecc tiosi with tlhe Papal government, either ltavc already let], or mutst inievitablyv lead, to a split inl t le caltihict, if iiot to a jis. solutitoit of thle otinistrv. Nameis are givenl, which, at pre- sent, we cannot ...

... -rjoycigil Kiltelligglice. FRANCE. Ti-in removal of General Netimayer from the command of the first military division, as(d Iris appointment to tire com- mand of thie 14th a>*ii 15th slivisions, engrosses attention in Paris at this moment. The matter is of no farther conse- quence than as it indicates a continuance of the quarrel be- twixt the 1President anol General Chiangarnier. Tle removal ...