... FAIRS I?N ULSTER. I COtNyTV ?? Cruntnlin. Nerw-tnnerennmleitt MotrldatY, ?hrusn G. larklgate, P-ortletionse Tuecday, I elwruarY . ('lolgh, Wednesdty. February S. Cairn- lotig Strauneml. F rilday. Febrlary 1U1. Cot NrY ?? Ubarlestown. M.%onday. tebruatr (i. Blackwancrtnojvr. Wcdneslav. IFelriary 8. II~urgan. 1uredaV, February 9. Ready. Iriday. Fib. * 1 . C'oUnry CdtVAN..at%.Itbca 'Motla i ...

... LATEST INTELLITGLAE Nc BY MA~UGXETIC TELEORAPI. THE RUSSO-TURKISH QUESTION. It is stated that the Austriia. Government purposes to send Prince Windisechgratz on a mnission to St- Petersburg. The bad wreather has alone prevented the Russians attacking Kolafat. The investing army has made a movement in advance, but operations %;IIl not begin before March, vihen the bridges for crossing the ...

... THE LEAGUER IN THE CHARACTER OF L-kNDLORD. TRULY it is not often that the spectacle is exhibited to the world of a landlord Leaguer, and most pro- bably such examples will be still more rare in the time to come; but there have been a few sueb rare birds, and it becomes an interesting study to obh serve the manner in which such individuals have ex- ercised the rights, and fulfilled the duties, ...

... . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MEETING OF THE HARBOUR COMMIS.7 SIGNERS. TnTI meeting of the above Board, adijourned from Tuesday last, was held yesterday in the Board Room, Ha:rbour Officeat twelve o'clock. The chair was taklen by William Valentine, Dizq., Mr. Harrison being nnavoidablv absent at a mneeting of the Town Council, for the purpose of sending forward a, petition to Par- liamient in favour of the Cavan railway. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LATEST IN'1TELLIGENGE. BY MAGflTIO TELEGRAPH. T I-E WA.R ON T11'F DA UPEE. I \ tI:yAs, ?? poiitir is fa I urale . o thle Turk, eveit Itmn tiln) niiit r circles. T'Ji Aus- rian Glveerirnent ;jppLoars to separato itself every Ca, no re aud Litoomti ft ra in lssia. Ci ant 1 ?? vrill barive tieat diffit:itrty in ?? iliE ILi si JIn. . st;atot| 1:;s stiffe'cd TrOito tfl.LI AUISLri; tk tteI thie RUSi ...

... Tiren fretor's or HisOnv. Trhe statues and busts- upwards of 1,500 in number-appear as if already acted upon by a pnover similar to that exerted in the prophetic vision-bone has comne to bone, and limb to limb, and the breathing statues stand upon their pe- destals, a rmlighty army formed of the great and good of all ages and of all nations. SoD busts, grouped ac- cording to their nationality, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...