... BY LXPRESS. LIVERPOOL CORN? MARKET. Liverpool, Tuesday. Noon. Oar market, to-day, opens very dull; the attendance is but small, and, compared with Tuesday's rates, there is no change to notice in prices Our quotations are:-Wheat, Irish red, old, per 701b, 5s Id to 68 4d; ditto new, 5s 2d to bs 7d; ditto white, old, 58 2d to be 5d; ditto new, as 4d to 5a sd; barley, Scoteh and Irish, per 601b, ...

... THE NEWS-LETTER AND THIE NEW YEAR. Is i1 ?? . . I . I . - .. ?? ?? aIL allltre the taste and feeling which prompted the classic people of ?? to soleninise and inaugurate their new undertakings, by selecting for their coin- menceinent seasons of festivity and circumstances of happy onion; and, though the light of revelation for- bids us to share in the superstition, we acknowledge the poetic ...

... ) I. , . I . . .. GREAT DEMONSTRAXTION IN NEWTOWNARDS. CAbiidgedfrom the Banner of Ulster.) The first great demonstration in support of the principles arid objects of 'the Tenant Leag~ue took place on Monday in Newtownards, and a splendid demonstration it was. From all districts of Upper and Lower Ards, ?? and Lower 5 Castlereagh, the temant-farmrers mustered in great 'strength, and with an ...

... I HESSE CASSEL. CASSEL, DEc. 27.-Yesterday the hussars of the elec-c torate, and also a body of artillery and guards, arrived here. The artillery and the guards were warmly welcomed by the people. This morning the elector himself arrived. The t Hessian troops formed a line from the railway station to Frederick's Place, through which he passed. A parade of the Austrian, Prussian, Bavarian, and ...

... A1nel1. TO TUE EDITOR OF THE FREEmAN. I ?? I Bdallinasloe, Dec. 20th. AJAR. EDuTOR-We live in an evangeljied soil; the light of revelation seems to shine upon us with peculiar brilliancy in this favoured locality; and, as it were, to dazzle us with the splendour of its rays. Every week for the last twelve. inonths witnessed some scene of religious warfare in the Farming Society Buildings. The ...

... LORD CLARENDON AND TIHE ROmIS II - HIERARCHY. A ddNTRovEUsY of a very\ inglorious kind has- been lately raging among some of our cotemporaries, in re- ference to the celebrated letter of the Lord Lieutenant to Dr. Murray, quoted by Lord Roden in his recent declaration on the Papal Aggression. The question is merely oneof facts,and maybevory brieflystated. Lord Clarendon's lettor, in which he ...

... m Etc4loidotical. Rlttctf,?grll CC. - -; ETar Cln;uiwrr. 'The'ev S,.im~uel Alexander- ?? ceeds itoi the lwxuig ?? byz thie derath of the Rev: C. ?? Berestord. Th liveig is in the;gift 'of tile .M-irquis' of Wisterford who tinoneli lis Graee .thje. 1iod Primate, Ias signified his . intention of, sobho .stowyin the noannattion.,: Mr. Alexdnides his teen eighteen ,yeL's a cuiate of the ...

... I TITE(ltE BirIONOF ?? Lii Is fthe N w Lsfcr -dec- ine' thnwtnolsinlo I-- able: perio of Iii,(io o'rnL ll in CU ato roe ti oV 'l rho0 jto-'olni, eoln-ice' e with thle t'voat reoie lion of It, be nLin- r in interest aind hrioql-repri - viwe sithpi1it;itd ii-,hiotoit hsulc ep emialy -ss'we 'ard, not astare' of theo ?? oftesie preporsit th neiiiniaythe her~ pu'ctin Ve ipi~opese, ...

... I m. . . ?? j | PROMOrTIONTS' AM) EXCHANGES.' : - WAIT OrFF6,, DEc. 27.. D2Jnaamon O n 1snign II. A Stanyltoi, fromthe 17th loot,-fe he Cqr-ii, viceI (1 liar i)1 0- moted. .:3i'-dDria'hano Oninrds Ciiiliet CD .-Pedder to bhe Loutit vi'ce'Cralter, rietiires.' ?? - - 12'th Ji'lit' ]) ?? net T - Iennoa to be FLo'utr, ?? etires 14thDitto. I-ieit, H E.Rea-der to-b0 Adiiutant, 'v~ic;-A\t~iorp -r ...

... TENANT LEAGUE MEETING IN NEWTOWN- ARDS. I A DsIrTicT meeting of tihe Tenant League was held on Monday, in Newtownards, in a field of MIr. Black's, on a rising ground, opposite the Market-house. A la rge platform was erected for tile speakers, and it is calcu- lated that about a thousand persons were pleseint tiur- ing the day. A deputation from the League attended, consisting of Rev. T. O'Shea ...

... S'UMMAR?-Y 0 1P? NE?Y? -I A 'flsunboa, .ysh ~ixn)e3n, is) supposed. t~o hae, ben os'p' edesa lat pdng~a gale 'offrte 2 'The steward'o'sr ienco o Lrsi o ?thasupt~on e~states, has proved a-def~alcatot to tlie, aounit Th~e Publishes~ s O efr f' the l6th nit. coutihns! the ttles f iS .Eubseatons o the '.Iaptal'qubstson' is ,sued fro'm th lapsess in onle month. ri Hityoft;dnspceotor-Gene-'al ?? ...

... cbe Greg. EVILS OF AN UNDULY RESTRICTED CIJR- ! ]RENCY, COMBINED WITH FREE-TRADE. TiiE mischiefs of an unduly restricted currency are manifold. we shall name what we consider the chief. Money is the instrument of commerce; whatever di- minishes the quantum of money by so much embarras- ses the operation of eolnunercce. Money is also the -me- tfesrat of wealth in possession; whatever diminishes ...