... DUBLIN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION ON Tuesdtiy theq nicbftl h1 ns61i mtinli' of the miembr of this association ~vs held~in the Oomtuittterooms, _35 Sot neStreet, -Dublin. At four- o'clock- th chair was' taken'be IT. i-h. Tn~~sN Faq The AsSInTa-r.SrdIZ Tiaaflvhin yreadl the roinoths oaf: the last mein, g,-rTEAY-~ * rhe CumATELAN thee ?? to alidde, in strong terms,, th attempt made to 6vfrihrotr the ...

... DEFEAT OIF THEE1 RSSIANS. (Freor thle Meorsfnie Her (By SUBEMARLN2E AND EUROPEANq TrELEOGRAS.) PARIS, WiEDtNEsnAjYOING. The following private telegraphic miessage has been received here this morning:- MARSEILLES, Seer. 26- ' Thle reserve at ?? received ordelrs to embarlk for the Crimea, on the 13th, under the ?? of General Levaillant. Hills Serene Hrighness the Pacha of Ezypt has been ...

... ?? ?? AMER IC A. * (Sttp~prementmny' `o Telegrapi fi oir 7ast.) TuiE following are the imore interestitig portions of the news broug ht by the Asic,t whose arrival at' Livrpool on Sondaiy, has been announced in- our, last:- Sam-rous Riers.ZThe At4erican Protestant Associa- tior assetnblod at Newarik; New Jerssj, on the -5th inst.; to celebrate the first sittinig of the Aiaerican Congress. The ...

... 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 ...

... F2AIRS IN ULSTIRi. I Cerrr 2,VT~i\ -hr ?? 1uclax-. S~llbr2S. C i-I' -lii- ?? -I~ ~ ~~(I a 1,2>. .2. Fto 2:1)l ?? . I lL. t22 CocI>I ?? 22cl' 2*. ~27~ I r1fclt 1,12 .2 1 c 112r.1 02 2 l n 221 1o-Nr YmtI;IANA -r 1,.l 22E1t'.lI~ii.irhl)i~i~vlc~i212. 'II ediyeslan.- clr~kl CoT-.x-r)- ~ ~ ~ ~ E~tll2.u c.I d o proprinet ofintweocltin. our iets o tileastol-athe propietyof istrutingourforeig4EE ...

... 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, ...

... TH.E GENTERAL- .OSPI AL. _ -. 11 - . - .. a. ?? IT willi be observed, by the report, which we in-sert elsewhere, of the proceedillgs at lie annual metiugi of -the subscribers to this institttion, IaeLldyesterday, that what mar be termed the new Constitution Of' the hlos. pital, under the directioen of a-conitiittee of sixty gen- tlemen, has been a'do~ited it . iillso ie 'sbei that £Lo election ...

... THE TRILLICK TRAGEDY-FALSEHOODS OF TiHE RIBBON CONIPURGATORS. WEV return to this topic. not because eve have to re- say, or unsay, anything we have already advanced in reference to the foul conspiracy, but because it is highly necessary that we should help oar Protestant cotemiporarics in affixing the brand of falsehood upon those writers who have presumed, in the teeth of facts, of moral ...

... ROYAL. BOTANIC GARDEN. ANfNUAL FRUIT AND FLOWR SOW. YrsraRavy, the third show for the season tool place it' the Botanic Gardens, under the most favourable auspices, so fdr as t'he wealther was concerneWil. Ve scarcely ever recollect a similar occasion more fortu- nlate in this respect, and, as might be expected, a very Uirge anrd fashionable assembly repaired to the garden att th1e usual hour ...

... TIE LATE RIBBON ATTEMPT TO ASSAS- SINATE EIGHT HIP-!NRED 'ROTES- ,TANTS - JLSTIFICATION OF . THE ATROCITY BY A BELFAST LIBERAL JOURNAL. 'IBvE= Mwe published, in our paper of AMonday last, the details of the horrible conspiracy to destroy tle Ennis- killen Protestant excursionists at the Trillick station on their return from a fcte with the Trentice Boys of Derry, we could. not have imagined ...

... EItc Svnl. MILITARY PROMOTiONSt WARt Oir[CE, Srl'T. 22. 5th Dragoon Guards-Leut- J. Henley to be Capt., wvithout ?? vice Duekwuroth, deceased. 3rd LightJrtUnSUI. 11. A. Ouvrv to he Maoby ?? ice Forbes, wholl reth ec. Locut. It. I. illia-ms to he Captain, by purchase, vice Ouvry; ILieut. W. W. King,, from 12-th Light Dra-I goons, to be Licut., vice Gifl'urd, who exchianges; Cornet N. C. ...