... THE MINISTRY AND THE WABR. lUtE people of Longiand are beginning at last to show signs of restiveness at the gross mismnanagetcent of the wvar, which is the prin2ip al, though not the sole, count in the indictment against Lord Aberdeen's Ministry. It has been observed that, no sooner had Parliament been proroguedl, and the prospect fore- shadosred of Lord Aberdeen's sole Administration of the ...

... : WEr bave been amply confirmed in the observations made by us, in our last, in reference to the illegal marriages celebrated, or, rather, uncelebrated, hy Romish priests in this country and in the sister island, by several cominunications which have reaclhed us within the last couple of days. We are inclined to think that if every case of the nature described in our last-that is to say, of ...

... la-guirulturr. CHZIJICOAGRICUT ITRAL SOCK ITY OF 1RELAND-ANNITAL MLEETING. Ox Friday, the annual mating of this, society took place at their roorms, ArtLur Street. At the Council meeting, which had been held il the course of the Teortn ing, the 1tev. Willialnl Bruce presiding, the Most Node the Marquis of Londonderry, the Belfast Gas Light Companv andl William Allan, Esq., Carricklfergus, were ...

... IBE1LFAST AN-D COUINTY- DVWN IRULWAY I C;0-7CIPANY. I1ALF-TEARULY METING. TIIE ltalfyearly meetin- of this company Nwas ?? yesterday in tho I rea, at the lcifast torminhls of thie he, at ?? o'clock4 Gu Y S ION Ej LSq. CIIIO- man of the Dare cOvs, prie iding. 2Linge thle shave- l p!le lrcs'enb, we olbserxedi Guy Smo>1au, W;. I'R. Ani- eti Iiif )V Pitrrie' Jaines Biristow, Ifenre Sia tma- C ...

... REPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. TO TH-iE E)lTOR OF THE BELFAST 5NEWS-LETTER. Se1-1 hope you wvill not think' it too great a liberty asi theinsertion of a short letter, oil a ?? hich I have felt an interest. Lie rlecollections of a residence for some years in le cleanlly and iran risorne town of Lisburn, in which I *rrned sorne fl isedships, and withi some re',idents thiere eil pleas ?? intcrcourse, ...

... (ADDITIONAl TO To l itflAlC RInWS.) Livcrroor., IWNauxESDAY.-The 3team- ship Atlantic, Captain James WVest, arrived in the river this morning. wvith teree davs' later advices from New York, ninety- E six passengers, and above 700,000 dollars in specie on freight. The T1-s qlfigtou Clhionz, the organ of the United States Government, continues to publish articles to Create a hostile feelintw ...

... BEI.FAST BOARD OF GUARDIANS. Os, Wednesday. the ciscicl wveekyis' ocetitig of this body W:Ls 1101diilt tic e ilocced -rooi U if dt e Wo cL-k'1lOose-J. I. S. M'4Catcrcc, lisp.. icc the chair. Tie f'ollowincZ other miermnbets woe t also preseit t:- Aleest's. 31cMurne, \Vacsu c1 Stewart, Carlisle. t, i g MI'OL ttti,'l, act i H-Iazlect. Colonel Clarke, Pocr-Icccr 1SIOcLspector, ws presenlt. ...

... LATER FROVM AUSTRALtA. By way of Callao wae have files of Sydney papers to the 27th May-two days later than previously to handr -. Private letters, both front the Western and Southern gold fields, published in the Sdebey MIoinag llerrld of the 27th Mlay, state that mill1ers were continuing to swork steadily and successfully, and it is also stated that much larger quantities oF tihe precious ...

... FRIDAY-S LON-DON NEWS. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGU.AIPH.J THE EAST. XVIinsA. TuESDAY NiGeT.-The Russian answer to the demand of Austria has arrived, but Prince Gort- scihakoff delays its formal communication until the re- turn of the Emperor to Vienna. TIHE WAR IN ASIA. CONSTANTINOPLE, Atnusy 20.--The Turkish army, under the command of Selim Pacha, %vas defeated by the Russians at 13Baazick, on the ...

... I ATE S INTELLIGENCE. |BY JOSAPRIAT AND CO.'s CONTINENTAL TELIC; RAPH. BERLIN, lST SEPT-Our wvarlilke preparations are entirely suspended. VrENNA, lsT SrP1.-NeW propositions from Russia lhave arrived. They may lead to new. negociationsl but Austria has not accepted them completely, as was eurrently reported in Berlin vesterday. ATIIFEis.-Dtspatches, datefld the 2&h ult., say that serious ...

... IN ,r ulture. THE WELTHELRTHE CROPIS. NEaWir, AUr. 31. -The crops everywhere wear a nitst luxuriant aspect, and we are glad to learn that since the present hot weather set in the progress of the potato disease has been stayed; at all events it is certain that, during the last week, the blight has not been spreading. Turnips and mnanmolds are going on ingiozinmglv well, and promise to afford a ...

... ANNITAT, VISIAhtrON OF TR-TE TINITED DIOCESES OF DOWN ANT 1,. Yus-rmtnzm thle Righ gltRxev.~ Robert Knox, fl.D., Lordl Bishop of Down andl Conner and Droniore, held his anulvisit~ation of the.Diecceses of Dow~n and Conne, at thie Parish Ch1urch, of Boijfast(St.nes) The0 attendance Of the cl erggy was fuller t~han wo heare observed on previou-s occaions, few IclingfI), t ?? those, preventedl ...