... INCUMBMinED EsrATES.-TITE MOUNTOASHELL PRltOI'ERTY IN TIME COUNTY ANTMIM. PURSUANTT to anl absolute order made in the matter of the Braid eslatc, belonginig to the Earl of AMounteasliell, situato in the Gouiitv Antrite, Mr. G. C. flyndman proceeded, by dL- reeliotis of the Commissioners of thle I iciteniherel Eislates Court, In sell by public auction, Iin his Auction Rooms, 7, Castle-itlace, ...

... MINIS. MOUSElR ON TRAVELLING. Ir I pride myself upon anything, it is, that I never travel with mrore thana Six triruks, two bonnet boxes, ard one bag, ai-d orre mojeraii 1asket, even if I leave home for a month. Mrs. Motiuser is about leaving for Franice, and applies to the ambassador for a passport. While the ambassador is writisg a descriprtion of her person the good lady soliloquises, ...

... CALIFORNIA, BY AN ENGLISII EN11GRANT. Ring Gold, El Dorardo County, California, Sept. 20. I cvsE to this country to make a fortunc, alid *wilidl (in so, tint the climate is intoleralile. Only fruc ic, not a si ogle cloud has lbeen in the clear bla, firnrattient since April, no dew has fallen; the sun shines in all his brighltness. Were you ti feel hliw pleasant it is at sunrise, you ?? say, ...

... TIHE PAPAL AGGRESSION. ])R. COOKE'S LECTURE, ON' THrE PRESENT ASPECT AND1 FUT URE PROSPECTS OF POPERY. O., Tuiesday everhi~g, in XMay-street Presvisterinn Church, a vast aiid] respectable n'settiblage of our tovwnspCOPle, together svit imhorer fromt tie coun try districts, attended to hear tile' Lhctiarc pidilicly nrnnounced to be delivere. byv Dr. Coike, onl ' The Presenlt Aspect mid( Future ...

... DR. CUIGLLFN ON THIE C:OLIEGES. T'irt Anti-Cipen:ic:att Titiular I mitliC of Irelantdi has just all:messed a ?? tius ietter To the Catimli! ClIrtv of tile A rcl- ?? of Ar mtaghI, by waty .f an expositione of the ytolth tf Itilatdi, ivo C titttl his cltifrures are strivilig to Ieprlive of the ttdivantatges of ?? ill the ?? colll!ges antil ittiversities. Tllte ?? illc ttlerilly ttjieies ?? ...

... ENLARGERENT OF THlE IEWS-lETTER. ITS PtBLICATI0N THREE TIMES A-WEEK. FAvoURED, as the .Vews-Letter has been, with the dis- tinciion of beine familiar as a household word to the homes of this town and province, during the 10lon and e.wentful period whikih has elapsed since the date of its establishment in 17*, it is now the grateful task of its proprietors, at the comnmen-ement of the second ...

... -A s - ,. Time Army ?? Bill has beenl witidr twn. Thle rcasoli assigned is that thle levy' is ilt actuali course of operatirm, but hopes ale eel ertained that inl a shtoit ti no a no less numbe! of soldiers will be sent homio be-.fnre thle expirat~inn of thecir Perijod of service. The Coltastre-ative papers are pleased %with Sthe reseltl while the Riepubslietif journals express very oppo site ...

... TH1E CRYSTAlr PALACE IN IIYDE-PARK. Sr e cr, our last riotice of tliis great building the progress ua tie iii its construction hias really beets wonderful. The .rapidilty vii lh which the wvorlk is pushed forwarid he~i a every-i thineg of tile hindl that has eves bitect atictemptedi even in this laril if inidustry, aid wye kniow cf so thilig whirls canl at all coosi)IIIC With it, es cepit, ...

... ?? 'rm. UNMXPIECTEOD Iov RiNiEN OF TROOI'S.-The Iiritihl Army Dispatch says :- His Gracc the Colslillanter-ii-Chief has expiesseil an opiionll that the safety of the country cannot in aniy degree be reckonedl on duirinpg the year next ens in g, vitlhiut ail additional foree of 50,000 ncii being added to the present establishmeat. A partial erolnrict of the militia is contemlplateil for ...

... ENL.AIGEEN'T OF THlE NEWS-LETTEILJ ITS PUBLICATION THREE TIMES A-WEEK. FAvounrED, as the NeiavsLelterlias been, with the dis- tinction of being familiar as a household word to tree homes of this town and province, during the long and eventful period which has elapsed since the date of its establishment in 1737, it is now the. giateful task of its proprietors, at the coinmencement of the ...

... I-iitclffgolm ?? ?? traffio on this railseat for th! wveek endiiiur 7thl Decemb er, 1-i a: i't.seigel,., qi),IM-3 mut, £71 S Ift Goods, ?? . 43.5 17 U-.C907 C 1 Corresponding wek, 1.849 :- Passengers, 9,101; amnount, £-39.9 1-3 2 9 -171119 BALL1MENfFN llAir~w.A',-'1he traffin oil thfii railway for the wieek: coding, 7th December, 1F5.5, was-.- P'assengeirs, .5,913; itaiount, £ -35 L 16 4 Good. ...

... le-,* 33clfa,-zt B iL.F A S TI. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1850. THE WAR OF RELIGIONS. WVHAT some of our cotemporaries craftily, and others ignorantly, term the battle of the rival hierarchies' is very likely, we fear, to issue in something far more serious- the revival of the ancient wvar between the two rival creeds, Protestautism and Popery, which, in the days of the Reformation, first became ...