... IRISfa PRESBYTERIAN. ENDOWMENTS. LETTER 55. TO JOHN BRIHT; ESQ., tI.p. FiOR 'AIWNHrSTEI. Sin-In my former letter I defeated one of your rhetoricalartifices, by producing the recorded, emphatic :testimoay of Dr. ?? in favour of the Irish Pesumk onauir; I cautioned you- against the unfortunate habit :of trallieig in petty scandal, particularly in relation to the c.atvo e~b Ito ciaracter of a ...

... C~1w J~~s TILE THIEATFRIE. or W1Afl-LAVDi1G or' 41K1 UALEDI FOUCEW. Tint ffirst iirtellronrce oir they- landing OF the, alt'ed tortes at Brtaiti n tule -14th in-st., was trausrr~-,ttecr CIII the litir hr. the 1 ntn',-nmx~i) Lit Austrlan ililnitre at f'irrsrrrnitroole to Generall Cororrirt1i. how~ in corn- riornl ofi the Austrizin troops inl mrelrar-cst. Th~e tool~' i-rchii!tha ?? On ir i ?? L ...

... PERPLEXI'TIES. OPTHE POPE. *Hewn, SEPIT. 10.,Three subjects oecupy,.at the pre- sent moment, Pio-Nono's profoundest considractio'n, to -wit'the'oh .lera'tlhe financial crisis, and thd'im~macu- late cpncepti.r.7n of the Holy Virgin. . It-is trusted that thle first of these three difficulties will-disappear as ?? as the. autumnallraids:sh3alI have washed into the Tiber the-airv. swvarms o-f ...

... THE PRFEMIER A-ND THE COln-MAN-DEr- IN-CHIEF IN THE BALTIC. (From tle Standard.) | WT'l have matter for reflection in the last eight months' experience-we cannot call it progress-of the sham and stagnant war in semblance waged against the enern of civiiisation aud libercy. Even the most ob tinate - ^ Lord Aberdeen's apologists, nay his own notoriousir hired or-ruli. are compelled byfthe p-es- ...

... KILWARLIN AND CAST~WREAGH FARMING SOCIETY. YrSTRxcfoLr (Thursdlayw) th~e fourth annual show of this society was beld at Hilisborough-Th laeseete fulte exhibition of stock, &oc., was thle new miarket- yard, ?? was carefully laid out and arranged for the purposes, Cand aflkorded us-cry dcsiir ble aCeiciO- C( diation toth exhibitors. The stock., in poin' of Iwlafl-S titv, was larger than in lort ...

... THE F171R E, AT V A1RNA. TIIE fire brvole ont in a little wriooden hovel, where a spirit stnoe rias litpt, at about a quarter to seven, the great dillner hour here,, when shopo are closed, and streets partially riesertedl. Tile wind was ?? low- ing: right in tie direction of our pnwvcder stores; nn 1, from the fire having r lenchedl some lkegs of spirits, such fla3mes wvere peurinX out of ...

... DowNPATaIcrc, Sa.,r. 2.-A considerable breadth of wvheat and oats has been cut down in this district, and much of theforinercarted to thestack-yard in excelent order. Not only is the quality of the wbheat good. but the yield is most favourably reported of. Thle Clisease in the potato, without doubt, continues to progress. In the majority of cases in tiis neiglhbourhood, more than half the ...

... THE LIBERAL PRESS AND THE RAIL- WAY A)MBUSCADE. W1riEN-, in our last publication, we announced that an opportunity was liliely to be afforded to the Protes- tants of the four counties of Antrim, Dowvn, Armagh, and Tyrone, of joining in an expression of thankful- ness to God for the deliverance of their Ennislcillen brethren, and of sympathy and congratulation towards the Earl of Enniskillen, ...

... PRINCE ALBERT'S VISIT T' THE 'TENCH EMpEI OPI . -, ?? , i I ?? -IE E;o-B4.i.TLE ,AT ifAlRQIS- s . .OLULOGONXE, SPT. 9. -The lon g-epected shamn fight at length came 'off on Eriday,'at Msirinise, a :smrall towlvn on the .oad .o 'ais, and at si 9'elockxin Cnotding his majesty ~the. Emfperor and: his Royal Higbnes's Prince Albert, ?? by their respec- tire suites, 'eft hki'efor the seene of action ...

... APPLICATION OF }lEITSE OF TOWNS- INQUIFIED MAN URE FARMS. IN a-eferoixce to the proceedlings at the recent meetino- of te Lierpol ad MncheterAgricultural. Society, an o n of thle important topics of uicaintee Iwe have been favoured with the following' infor1mation,; whichl wve believe, will prove acceptable to a large class of our readers:- During the last weekc. Mir, Chadwick, vii route to ...

... TRAWLING IN BELFAST LOUGHf. SrVRAL representations having been made to our ex- cellent M-ayor, that the bye-law prohibiting trawling in the Lough was not carried into e(7ect, hle addressed a communicattoti to the Board of Public Works on the subject, and received the following reply:- Board of Public WVorks. Dublin, 2;5tht Septellmber, 18.1 1. Sta-In reply to your letter of thle 21st instant, ...

... TEE RECEiNT ATTEMPT TO DESTROY EIGHT 11UTNDRED PROTESTANTS. STS ResrznT BiAetSONx, of Castruse, has addressed the followinlg admirable letter TO TIFE EDITOR OF TtlE TrMES.-' Sg _-having seen my name mnentioned in a recent article of tile Tisies, as connected with circumstances I precccdlig tyre diabolical attempt to destroy tight hutt- died excursionists returning from Decry to Ennis- kiloen, ...