... . Wr find the following account of Divine service, as carried en in a chur'ch in New Orleans, in a recent number of a series of letters on 9The Productions, Industry, and Resources or the Soulthern Statea:- Onl catering the church, I took' a scat In en empty Pew near tile entrance, but ha~d scarcely done so when aI colouredH man came to inc and w.hispecred, Won't you please to let nie0 ...

... TnUSL3VAY evening last (as announced in Friday's Nmavs-Lette), a complimentary dinner was given to Captain Pakerihan, one of the Parliamentary repre- sentatives for tile county of Antrim, at RoughFort, by his tenantry of the Fourtown estate, in testimony of their esteem for hirn, as a uind and indulgent landlord. Roughfort schoul-liouse, in, which the entertainment took place, ?? decolatted ...

... killprrial [TaiE fole.la in i. a filler report of heh Parlaimr etarv proceedbngs of Thtr-siiav, than thi; st;mintarnv bv la;-- aetic Tlelegraphf wvhnich appeared iii Our iart ?? HOUSE OF LORUDS-Tau;t:-oAsv. IE-s. 2. After a conversatio0n `'atce-n Lord LYrsN;DurT anld I thze L0on CH .caI.LO;t Wvii) respect to thle Bill fur Amending the Criminal Jaw. The Earl of CLAhENDON gave some eycolanatieas ...

... MITCHELISM IN ELAND.-LOYALTY OF PRIESTS, LEAGUERS, AMD CONFEDE- | RATES. THn reader of the Parliamentary reports must have been lately struck with the iteration of a certain topic, which, though briefly'set forth, possesses most mo- mentous import. We allude to the questions asked and answered respecting the alleged interference of the Romish priests in Ireland with the preparations now ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CO)RRF,.SPON-DENT. lIO.S'!s or CoNut ioxs, Tci:sosv)w Evci-iao. ?? Io ?? Cu1a 0J''ION 11V I P. ?? It EM li.U. TIE Rel-lse hasjust risen after a sliort h ut mos'tinterest- ing (iii;Ato- one of the inot iliterestig, indeed, ;vl i has vettaken place tlAissession. It as, of ctre'[latter of Pubile n6tarityv that 1r. 3 i1tt i tyeldefl l o bring nhder the notice ot thle folose tile ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE WVEST INDIA MAIL. TIIURSDAY.-The Orinokco mail steamer, arrived at Southampton this forenoon. Shipping was scareu at Demerara. TheUnitedStatessteam-er Naslniille, *was telegraphed ofl Cowes from New York. LONDON SHARE MARKET.-CLosINo PRtCEs. -TIIuEsnD.-Consols, 90a ?? Caledonians, 23.. A ; Londons, 101 0; MidLands, 60O 1; Leeds, 03 6 . MAINCHESTER CORN MARKET.-nunsnDvY, Fra. - ...

... The Rev. Thomas Miles, cirate of Drom!;cen, is pro- moted bv the Lord 13ishop of Cashet to the rectory of Feetiaglh, held by thle late Rev. T. Digges La To3uche. 'rhe Rev. B. W. Adams, late curate of St. 11Marv Shandoni has been presented with aui adoriss and a lianisorm e salver, o ver 40 oz., by the rector and parisi-h- inners, on his prom:Utioln. ?? L. Litton is appointed to a Lieutenantcy ...

... MR. LAYARD, M.P., AN) THE CITY OF LONDON. ON Thursday, a Court of Common Council was held, for the purpose of presenting the freedom of the city of London to Mr. Austen HI-nvry Layard, D.CL.' Mr., agreeably to a resolution of the 3rd of last March. At 12 o'cloc:k AIr. Lavard, accompanied by Mr. BCOILoch, the late mmember, who moved the grant of that fLecdom, Alderman Wire, ir. 131alac, and ...

... ITy MAGNETIC TELEGrIAPIL THiE RUJSSO-TUIFRKISI QUESTlON'. VIEN-A, ?? for 1reace are certuiutly going on. Count Orl, ff ias again postponed 12is departure- TFie ?? ?saprri'onn has, in an att- togrntph letter. made a la-t appeal to tile good sense Of the Emperor Nicholas. \rVttl.A, J.i . 20- ?? ?? is entirely restoredt to llealth. A Willaclir n goacral, tart or throen Ailnirican ofli- ?? nod ...

... Etc 1Ir.5r THE WVAR. (Fromn the Stanard.) Gr, readers will do us the justice to remember that wve hlave, from the first, wvarned them against placing any reliance upon the good faith of the house of lHapsburg, always carefully distinguishing that house from the unfortunate people whom, by the Russian Autocrat, it despotically rules. The followv- ing telegraphic communication, should it prove ...

... EITr w ~rf5~. THE JEW S' BILL. (Fro7m tim Tim m) T Q mjs (3107111y) evening is to be performed one of those rl~lreni~pit;:,s -,Gli-ch can onlv hle tolerated be- C.:li! t hy Itave lice: cL ?? so ocen before, though tne oa ! :a;I 1:Y -f th-ir repetition is their untiform t liiutti. Lord John Rus~iell is once inore, for about the rente zimne, to asik Parliament to admit thle Jews. IItum .NorlI of ...

... ? ,g- Tal I ?? c ?? (ESTABLISHED, ANNVO 1737.) BELF AST: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1Sa4. THE WAR. TernE can no longer be a reasonable doubt that a general European 'war is inevitable. This, how- ever, has been said so often during the last six months, that even still the assertion must be taken camu gsano sales, until the formal declaration of war is published in the Loudon Gazette. There is, in ...