... lairiculturz. PntPAsRATION OF ILL-PLO4u1r(ED LsosnD Foa GREEN Caot's.-The landshiould be well harrowed before being cross-ploughed, or if a grubber be available, its re- peated use will thoroughly pulverizeand clean the land, with the aid of the Iharrow, without cross-ploughin. Bones will be thle best ?? for guano; but on ac- count of the scarcity of thue latter, the boners will, no doubt, ...

... fforeign A ME RIC Ak- ARRIVoAL OF THE LIGHT1NNG. Liv~rrrOOL, SArTUnDAY.-The Uinited States' clipper ship LitktJUIeg, Forbes, commander, arrived herev this evening, bringing advices from New York to the evening of the 18th, and from Boston to the 19th ult. The Lig~hting has made an extrabrdinary run of 13 dars mean time fromn Boston, the shortest ever made,. although she is deeply laden with ...

... HOUSE OF WIDS.-Lesr Nrwsn. 2tRAUD OF CONTRALCTORS FOR THE .aTMILLERY FORCE. The Earl of ELLENB3OROUGIZ inquired of her Majesty's Governmlent whether it was true that con- tractors for supplying the artiltery force going out on foreign service with hay, had filled up the middle of the trusses with chips, shavings, and other rubbish. The Duke of NE WCASTLE was sorry, as an En- lishmen. to be ...

... LATEfST INTELLIGEINCE. YTSTEEDAY'S L 0 NDOI NKWBJE S. BY MAGNETIC TI6LLGRAPII. TEIE E,.ST. A L.,TTZRI. Fiflll Con Cn ntinjic >f the 12th, ?? the ?? fium Ceicos of tavo French and English frigzates wit!: oelters to enter the miouth of the Dauube, wxithl Or vitdl lit the leave of the Itascians, who ?? iecliuod to eo-e tiwe pwa-ae. Tihe Ausirian Govetrn- ?? has recal[,li its nlita, ' agenlt, who ...

... Ox Friday last a meetirg of the supporters of Mr. Sharman Crawford's views on Tenant-right was held in Draperstownl As no intention to hold this meeting was given in such a way as to challenge our atterttions we had not a reporter present, and therefore we have no means of informing our readers as to the num- bers or respectability of the assemblage. The Chair wastaken by Mr. JfA-cs ...

... 1 ?? iaT 4iariafm °t, HOUSE OF LORDS.LTuuswav, FEB. 28. (Fe /exitensin of Ted'g uiphic Report in ouir ta.) LEASING PrOVEyS (IRELAND) BILL, -WThe Easil of DONOUGHUMORE rose to move the second reading of the Leasing Powers (Ireland) Bill, and in doing so he wonl4 take the opportunity of ad- ressing to their lrdships an. observation or ?? on the generalL question of landlord and tenant in Ireland ...

... ?? ( .4 ? ? ( ESTAl ISIJE~ Ar'N XO1.a.E 1,724. ) j , ?? TJ F A, S i: .W E DN ' E SD A A Y. MA R C h1 20, 1S54-. DECLARATION OP WARZ.-THE ROYAL M:ESSAC&LL tilE day of neg-oeiatinn is at lengthl past: the last hope of preserving- the peace oF Europe, so Iong snennc. l and outraged by the angressiam of the Nor- thern '.utocra-. has vanished, and the solemn cere- manial by w-hich the gtreat war is ...

... BY MIAGNETIC TELEGIRAPIE. LONDON STLrOCK E.XC1A-TAXGEFRiDvY, 11 30 'k.74.-Coelsols for money, 9Il 31 ?? ditto, account, 91/ 91 i; Three and a-Quarter-per-Cents., shut. LONDON CGIIN EXCHANGE, FRItn.-k Nwea ther vary fine and d'ry, and favourable for spring- solvers. Wheat arrivals liberal. MIaritet opened very fHat. Oats-Supply short, and barley fird . Flour-Sup_ ply short; nothing doing ;vet. ...

... BANQUET TO SIR ChARLENAPIER AT THE 1lE1-XORNM CLUB1. Vtcc-.ADnMA. Sir C. N': - Ii; (C.B 1, who is appoilnted to the comman1d of the Baltic fleet, now asseimbling at Spithear, wnas on Tuesday night entertained at a spice. did banquet by tile members of the Reform Club. The dinner took place iii the coffee-room of the club-house in pall 111ifl. Aceomrmodation colild not be provided for uteri( ...

... SCRAPS FR;OM PUNCfI, FOR APRIL 1. A Si'acr. ParxA.-The best plea to put in, if threat- ened with law proceedings., i;, Ple'cs(e) doln't. :UST TIlE TvnM FOR ?? the height at which shirt collars are now worn, we think the pre- sent may indeed be called a stiff- necked generation. VIr.D OATS. -We have all our wild oats to sow, savs the Tites, on gaming. Very good; only un- fortunately the ...

... Dhfreign 1tetigenre. THE WAR ON THE DANUBE. ISRAtn, MIAmciri 2-The Chronicle correspondent I gives an account of a smart combat, which took place, |Mrarcc 1st. Ptappeara that to enable a Russian flotiila with munitions of war to pass up the Danube the Rus- sians commenced a land attack on a Turkish battery, which had been erected to command the river. The Tnurts were informed by their outposts ...

... COLONIAL l!ISSION. ANNUAL COLLECTION, 0N SABBAT11, THE 19TH INST. Tnu address of the secretary On this subject is sub joined. The object and ?? of the colonial MiS- sion are now so well known and appreciated by the Church, as to require little in the way of statement or appeal to the mtnbers to secure their contributions TO THEl MINISTETS AND ttt5U~itS OF5 TIl E LEsuvmTEa1x Cllt:R1CIL IN lETF ...