... IN a letter addressed to the Daily News, the celebrated reformer Ronge thus alludes to the suppression of the German Catholic (Protestant) Church in Germany:- ProtestantPrussiahaving yielded coml)lete submission to Catholic Austria, Popery bursts rapidly in and over- flows all Protestant parts of Germany. Under various names, the Jesuits are kindly received by the Govern- ments in their ...

... gviculture, &c. FARM OPERATIONS FOR DECEMBER. W1EAT.-Such wheats as have not yet been sown should be committed to the earth without delay, so as to be in before the first of the new year, after which we would recommend none to be sowed till February, unless the weather continues mild and open. Russesi BEANs may still be sown, if the ground be in a sufficiently dry state to receive them. WINTER ...

... INTOLERANCE OF THE'DPEFENDERS. (From tie Alorning ferad.) Ti1R ruhes of the projected association have been al- ready published in the Miornigly flesdcl. Our teaders have probably:not failed to-observe that the first at- tribute of the newsociety is , religious exclusiueness. If we believed.that the newassociation were destined to exercise any, real influence upon tbe politics of Ire- land, ...

... -- - ?? ?? THE LATE JAMES WATSON, ESQ., BROOK.- HILL. Wn have the pleasure of announcing that a full and very interesting biographical memoir of the late lamented proprietor of Broolthill, from the pen of a gentleman well qualified, both by his literary ability andE by the many resources at his hand, for accom- plishing the task in a satisfactory manner, has just been published. The memoir is ...

... TMEETING OF THE BELFAST AND CRUMLIN I TRUSTEES. A mEETING of the above Board was held on Friday, at the Linen-hall News-room, for the sale of the tolls. Messrs. Johnston, Ewart, and Tripp attended to insist on the re0oval of the gates to a greater distance from Belfast; tonl 'thlegrdmfdU 'of the utfairffbss'tf havini to pay toll in addition to the county cess. Deputations, also, attended from ...

... COMMUTNICATION BETWEEN ENGLAND AND | a IRELAND. SECOND NOiICE. (Co ntiatedfrom. Alews-Letter of Oct. 15.) Tume Chester and l-olyhead railway has costa large sum of money, and does not pay. There it is, with, we might say, four and a-half millions of capital spent upon it, and working uncommonly well for the public, hut productive of no dividend to the shareholders. A fine line of railwayabiout ...

... TIHE MARQUIS OF LONDONDERRY AND DR. COOKE. Tns following letter was published yesterday in a locat cotemporary, at the request of the Marquis of London- derry. Altlhouigh we are not certain that it was written under the idea that it would ever come before the pub- lic eye, still, as it has appeared in print, we re-publish it; inasmuch as the whole of it, but especially the lat- ter paragraph, ...

... WE take the following very remarkable and very grati- fying statement from a letter addressed to the Times by a correspondent who signs himself CC Cincinnatus, and who has been induced to record his experience in print in consequence of his surprise at seeing, in a report called for by the House of Lords, that, out of the many English and Scotch purchasers of land in Ireland under the ...

... RAILWAY EXTENSION IN THE NORTI-I. As we expected, Belfast has assumed its proper atti- tude in respect to the great railway question w hich is now agitating the agricultural and mercantile in- terests of the Northern half of' our island-an atti- tude consistent with its own dignityas the metropolis of Ulster, and with the importance of the questions at issue in whatever determination our ...

... DISPENSARY DISTRICTS.- SALARIES OF MEDICAL O1FFICERS. ,W7 - TilE Omagh Guardians have divided their union into six dispensary districts. The following are the salaries apportioned to the several medical officers:-Omagh; £g80; Fintona, £5i0; Dromoro, £50; Beragh, £50; Drumquin, £50; Carrickmore, £50. Thle Londonderry Board of Guardians have divided their union into seven districts,.it is ...

... Ir would be amusing, if the laugh were not really against ourselves, to watch the successive rebukes which the prophets of reciprocity are receiving, and which they are obliged to stomach without even an attempt to explain the extraordinary difference be- tween each prediction and each event. When every- thing else failed, the advocates of the left-handed, one-sided policy, called F ree-trade, ...

... TIHE ULTRAMONTANE AGITATION IN IRELAND. AFTEru all, the steam is not being got up in Ireland with the rapidity or force calculated upon by Sir James Graham, the engineer of his Holiness in tire creation of an ecclesiastical rebellion in the Emerald Isle. It is not long since a serious discouragement was given to the movement by the damper put upon an intended aggregate in one of the most ...