... agriculturr. THiE 1JAT HARVEST IN ENGLLAND.-A great quantity of grass has already been cut in various parts of Devonshire and other Western counties, and the har- ve4t, on the -whole, is likely to be good. The price of hav is at present somewhat high, and a vast quantity has been pterchased in Devonshire for the cavalry engaged in the East. SOLT UJITABLIt FOR PEAs.-Any light, friable loam is ...

... Agriculturz. New potatoes are selling in Limerickl market at 3d per lb., and in Tralee at is per stone. TiE WEATssa.-Since Friday evening last we have had an almost continuous fall of rain, and, even now, there is no probability of an immediate change. The crops have been vastly improved, a remarkable change for the better having been observed during the past few flays. Cereals are- ...

... EVAlNGELIS11 IN PIEDMONT. Pln-A t>n'AsT.-PubliC attention is once mnore drawn to the locality concerning the Evangelical movement that is gning forward here. After what had occurred ojn Sunday, 30th July, the Ev-anmglical inhabitants of Plea unceasingly ur ged their brethren at Turin to re- turn to them: -and in consequence of this repeated re- quest, two mnlembers of tise e:ureh at Turin ...

... E7w b r55. THE CO ALIT IO N. (Front the Press,.) Tac chief business of the House of Commons seems nosy an evening entertfinmient. derived from somre strange indiescretion or vvild vagary of those nlen who. only tw-elve months ago, wore looked unon bh the nation as suob :n un r-valled ;ggregate of 3i- nisterial cauacity that an identity of political opinion was warived, by consent, to obtaint ...

... GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE FREE CHURCH OF SCOTL ID. Tins day (Saturday), Mr. HoG, of Newliston, laid on table the annual state required from the Board of Trustees,, showing in detail -the mode of investment of the various funds,- and the intromissions for the year. Professor M'DocGUAL brought up the report of the Widows' Fund for the year. The amount of the Build is now £41,332. During last ...

... MOND-AY'S 1bONDON NEWS. FRANCE AND GREECE. TirE Tbaes gives an important article firem the .Ae. niteur of Sunday, on the position assumed bv the Government of Greece on the Eastern question. Th ?? recalls ald the good offices which Franee ha! lavished upon Greece from the original accocaplishmen of its independence, ata cost to the French nation of aD less than one hundred million francs, ...

... BELFAST GENERAL i-ioSPITAL. OS- Saturday, pursuant to adjournment, a meeting of the inhabitants was held in the Chamber of Cona- marce, Waring Street, in reference to this institution. Tie attendance was limited. During the proceedings the following gentlemen were presenc:-G. Heyn, G. A. Thomson, Surgeon Browne, Dr. Dill, Dr. Gordon. A. JIrenan, Professor Stevelly, Rev. J. S. Porter, Rev. John ...

... FAIRS IX ULSTER. CorsTr ArTR1Ts._-Culshoentcajli, Ball' aure. Dimloy. Clewr- ax.-, M1on1day, MaV 15. Caiaunoner, Deivocl. iuesday, M31aTr 16y. ' - , _ COUNTY} AfltAX.Gen.Ca~tltdogli. S501ndax, Mlay' 25. l~ar- kceliM, Friday, ?? 19. P.ortadon a:Saturday. Ma20. COt-N~y Cx.vaxCNCa nn, Bailibejrough. Ait u.Ldax-. M1alr- 35. Ballvconllle41. TllesdaaN-, May 1 allyhaise S1adlin- l)ar. Thursdayd May ...

... El b, (RTMK. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR OFFIcE, JULY 14. 1st Foot Guards.--.'1o be Captains and Lieut.- Colonels, without purchase-Lietnt. anld Capt. R. Brad - ford; 1Loout, arid Capt. Mi. Bruce; Brevet-Cc]. F. Clinton, h~. 22nd Lighit Dragoons. To be ccpt and Lieut.-Coinel, without purchase- Brov. Lieut.-Col. T. S. Conway, C.B., from 22nd Foot. To be Lieutenants and Captains %without ...

... 'l-quirl6turr. F liiNO OP V.'AT4ON-S FOR OCTOBERI. Tit I 0:etilIe'r Still Continues, withi little exception, fja- xe urabbi to ?? Op irlitionis. wv~icit.l is greatly neeoc] d, ais inuch grailn remain-i, and is hbiit tardily v hi coining- fit for dile sickle, in the North, Wet, ailit 01i udis) dist ricts; no ?? sholjd now ivlit bk~ it, tran.SfQi'-'!llw tO the liagziird such], of tlins tort-al ...

... ODE (iqrllltT. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. VnAUOvrrErt, Nov. 17. 7th Dragoon Gualrds-Quarterinaster D. Scotland to be Cor~nIet, wvitbout purchase, vice Usborne, who retires; Cornet D. Scotland to be Adjutant, vice Dow- biggin, who r-esigns the Adiutancv olixv. 6th Dragoons-Enesi-n A. I. HV. i 1White,*from 47th Foot to -be -Cornet, without purcuase, vice Dawson, promoted. 11 th Light Dragoons-&. ...

... SHE GE OP SEBAS'TOPOL £FI-cnm i~n ?? spaohia CanwnCpaadLe:U.) Cvi 511 BsiEORE S LliAtOP0L, OuCr. 23. A .LAO OF TilUCZ. lfter the 2espatch of my letter to-d.ty. T learnt thrat Captain i'cI.'ees, aide-dL-camp. had lbeen stint in with a fla g of truce ao tihe Russian camp on the Tchernaya, to ascertain the p articulars of oar loss, and to cotmmu- nicate wvith our wourded and captive onf ers, if ...