... 7gittAdltur , &t. TVIODI: OF Giinwi-rS SUGAR BRRT.-The preparation of the land, and, in fact, almost every detail connected with it, is identical with the growth otniangel. I would, however, suggest, with a view of meeting the require- ments of' the manufacturers, some experiments on the growth of beet at much closer intervals than we have gener ally grown either mangels or turnips; for I ...

... MR. NAPIER'S CRIME AND OUTRAGE BILLS.-OPPOSITION OF THE BRIGADE. II the Roman Catholic and Tenant-League parties in Ireland do not really sympathise with, and suborn, the perpetrators of Ribbon outrages, they have, cer- tainly, a very odd way of evincing their antipathy to that fearful conspiracy. We take these parties to be failrly represented in Parliament by the Irish Brigade -though, by ...

... Etc pre,55. THE RIBBON SYSTEM AXD THE IRISH BRIGADE. (From the Moi1ining Herald.). IT wquld appear that, whenever the Legislature of the empire is inclined to afford some. slight amount of protection 'to 'life or property in Ireland, 'dire and grievous offence is given to the gentlemen who mo- destly assume ti'themselveg the right to be considered the 'only' exponents of Irish' opinion. 'Any ...

... COUyrTY A'rnmm.-Crnmnlin, Monday, JIITI 7. Clnll Il- mills, Dronimadlon, Wednesday, JTue1 9. IKells, Thurs- day, Junie 10. Carniouh, Saturday, June 1:3. Coursrr ARMA.Or.-BallYbot, Charl]ettown, jlonlLay, Jneil 7. Ballsmill, Bnlynnaglera, Tuesday, Juno S. llack- wateitown. Jonesboro', Wednesda~y Junou 9. Lurgan, Thlursday, Tune 10. saeily, Friday, Jnne 11. COUNXrT CAVAN.-Bawnhoy, AIon)day, June ...

... _rbe Pros. PRESENT ASPECT OF THE MAYNOOTH QUESTION. (Fros0m the Mforning Herald.) TmEE Croxijc4 closes a long and dreary article on the Maynooth question with the following mendacious paragraph: And this is the end of the Maynooth debate. Mr. Spooner and the Government have brought it to the very issue which they wanted. They never desired an inquiry they -never desired a decision. They ...

... I agricuIture, &c. GREEN MANURING. THE process of green manuring is based upon prin- ciples which are sufficiently intelligible. Plants derive their nourishment partly. from the soil, throlugh their roots, and partly from the atmosphere, by their leaves. From the soil they extract a portion of their organic, and the whole of their mineral constituents. If, as was at one tine believed, they ...

... Ctarvorrcone.e I REPRESENTATION OF LONDONDiftR'Y COUNTY. TO THE EfDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LET'ntI. Sin-Through the columns of your truly loyal and excellent Presbyterian paper, I beg leave to say 'afew words to my Presbyterian brethren with regard to the conduct of some of our ministers, in attemptingto in- fluence us at the approaching election for this the county of Londonderry. It is with ...

... 1.4griculture, &,r. RYE AS GREEN MANURE.-Rye, deposited evenly in drills, makes a good manure for turnips, but is better before the ear is fully developed than afterwards; if the ear be much developed, it will be better to ferment it; but, in the latter case, it will not now be lit for use in time for any but the later varieties of turnips. Farmers' Gvazette. PEAT CHAUCOAL,.-Malke conical ...

... AT the weekly meeting of Poor Law Guardians, held on Wednesday, J. WV. S. U'Cance, Esq., chairman, the followingmembers attended:-LlutchiiisonPosnett,J.P., Robt. 'Connell, Wm Canmpbell, John M. Haslett, Wmn. Watson, Robert Carlisle, Samuel Giffin, Jacob Bell, Henry Murney, William M'Gee, M.D., John Holdeln, Thomas Chermside, Thomas Verner, J.P., Thos. Greg, J.P., Thomas Bigger, James Sterling, ...

... AMERICAN HOTELS-GOOD LIVING AT HOME AND ABROAD. Tim hotels in New York are one of its most remark- able features, and excite the astonishment of the wan- derer from Europe by their enormous size. Many of these huge establishments are capable of affording ac- comumodation to six hundred persons. They are occa- sionly crowded to suffocation; and, from the high rate of charges, their proprietors ...

... forgyll 3i t Itcefg FRANCE. TILE Paris journals are dull and uninterestirnrg still partaking, as a private letter expresses it, of a holi- day character. Owing to the great excess of expenditure over in- come, the Government are disposed to sugogest fresh taxes; but the Budget Committee are, it is said, op- posed to any such scheme. The Gazette di Midi gives, as a positive fact, that Madame ...

... DIPLOMATIC- DIFFERENCES. Tun followiug appears in a late American news- paper:- A t WaisIlinnton a misunderstanding had occurred between Senator the Hon. Joln Barney and the French Ministeri SL N Sartishe. Through the intervention of the Secretary at ail-* a meeting had, however, been avoided. The Arew 1'e7A Ieeal aives the followilln cliatacteristic account of the-affair, and appends a ...