... 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 ...

... LECTURE OF THE REY. T. H. GSRNE'T. Tam Rev. H. H. Garnet, who has ½net with 'a most cor- dial reception from the public of Belfast, delivered his farewell address on the subject of American Slavery, on Wednesday evening, in the Primitive: Methodist Chapel, Donegall Place, the Rev. Mr. M'Fann in the chair. The meeting, though-an admission fee of three- pence was charged, was numerously attended ...

... A FEW FACTS FOR THE PROSPERITY PROPHETS IN GENERAL, AND FOR THE CHRONICLE IN PARTICULAR. WE congratulate ourselves and the public that we have been the means of stirring up our somnolent cotempo- rary, of the C/lonicle, from the trance into which he has been plunged, for the last four months, by the total sur- render of his faculties to one theme. We have broken the spell with which ...

... TRANSLATION of An address and memorial to his Eminence Nicholas Cardinal Wiseman, Archbishop of Westminster &c., ec., 3c., agreed to by the Roman Catholic Clergy of the Diocese of Beverley, - in meeting assembled at Selby, in Yorkshire, on Tuesday, the 14th of January, 1851, the Very Reverend the Dean of the District being in the chair. May it please your Eminence graciously to receive this ...

... ADDRESS O0 THlE REV. DRi. 'MONTOOM R il., Tirr first of a series'- of lecttures connected with the cirdumstances of the present times, in reference to re- ligion, was' delivered din Friday evening, at seven o'clock, in the Music 1ld6l, by the Rev. Dr. Montgdo- mery, to a large and respectable auditory. The Rev. Doctor commenced bysaylig he had chosen for his texts -oin ?? xvi, 3, Ye can ...

... ;ffJCegn h1trIifigntm. A M ERIC A. ARRIVAL OF THrE EUlRtOPA. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDIENT.) LivrurooL, MoxDtv.-We received New York papers and advices to the 11th, inclusive, and Boston to the 12th inst., by the arrival of the steam ship Europa, at this port, yesterday afternoon. The Europa had upwards of sixty passengers, and silver specie on board to the amount of £15,000 sterling. A large ...

... DOWxsPATRICK FPAI.-The April fair hold here on Saturday last exhibited unusual animation. The de- mand for milch cattle, as well as a gooddescription for grass, was very considerable. There were some muich ] cows so high as LIA and, on an average, the price of dry oattle. was hilly Lds. a ]head above that of the fair for the corresponding month of last year. Sheep and I lambs were scarce; the ...

... FEARFUL BURNING Or THEa BUC5KIWONGAMSHIIRE INDIA- MIAN WITH TROOPS ON BOARD. A rilorTruL catastrophe was made known on Wednes- day at Lloyd's-the destruction of one of the largest Indiamen by fire, called the Buckinghamshire, formerly belonging to the East India Company's service, while on her homeward voyage to London. She was a splendid-looking ship, nearly 2,000 tons burden, with high poop ...

... ?? ?Z-6? t? PUL - TH1E 111EV. JAMES MORGAN, D.D., BELFAST. TiAT man's chief end is work is the aphoristic ex- pression of the creed of this neis time in which we live. The faith is divinely true when correctly under- stood; but as now interpreted and lived, it is perni- ciously false. To work and progress was the primal ordinance pronounced by the lips of destiny to 6ach created thing, as ...

... utnpediat Varlvtautent. HOUSE OF LORDS.-,MONDAY, MAY 19. The 'Earl 9f EGLINTOUN, in presenting petitions from Scotland against Papal aggression6 availed him- self of the ?? confirm ,the declaration nade by the Duke of Argyle on ai Ancr evening that the strongest feelings on tire sult of. 'Papal aggression pirevl'aile~d in Scotland. Never upon any other subject, irthin his experience, had the ...

... I COUNTY CESS.-MEETING OF DOCK WARD.. :YESTEnDAV evening, a meeting of the cesspayers of Dock Ward was held in the large room of the Frederick Street School, to take into consideration the mode in which the county cess was applied, as respects the sums levied on the upper and lower baronies of the county, and their appropriation. Mr. Samuel Them- son, senior alderman of the ward, took the ...

... Z#c fri. BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1861. Accounts from the United States, by the Cambria, to the 29th ult., will be found in our first page. SOUTH AMERICA. The Royal Brazilian mail-packet Teviot, Captain R. Revett, from South America, &c., arrived at South- ampton on Tuesday, and landed her mails under the charge of Lieutenant Gardner, R.N., Admiralty agent. Her dates ?? Ayres, 28th April; ...