... Lvnryroor., TEuRts-DAY.-The second meeting which the British Association has held ill the town of' Liver- pool, being the twenty-fourth annual meeting of that distinguished body, was opened yesterday evening by an address of the Right Hon. the Earl of Jiarrowby, who is very appropriately president of the association, on the occasion of its meeting in a town with which his lordship has been so ...

... THE I{IBERNILAN IX3BLE SOCIETY. Tin annual meeting of the friends and supporters of the Belfast Auxiliary to the Hibernian Bible Society was held on MIonday last, at twelve o'clock, in the 'Victoria Hall, Victoria Strect. There was a pretty large attendance, and a deep interest was evinced in the proceedings. Amenn those present we observed- Richard Davison, Fsq:, MBIp.; Rev. T. F. Miller, ...

... EVAlNGELIS11 IN PIEDMONT. Pln-A t>n'AsT.-PubliC attention is once mnore drawn to the locality concerning the Evangelical movement that is gning forward here. After what had occurred ojn Sunday, 30th July, the Ev-anmglical inhabitants of Plea unceasingly ur ged their brethren at Turin to re- turn to them: -and in consequence of this repeated re- quest, two mnlembers of tise e:ureh at Turin ...

... NATIONAL EDUCATION Is IRELAND.. TWENTIETT `REPORT OF TlS COtctiSSIOsNIsES OF NATiONAL aDUCATION IN lRtLAND, FOR TliE YF:aR 1853. To his Excelleicy Edward Granville,iEarl oF St. Ger- 'mans, (13B. Lord Lieuteniarit-General and General- Governor of Ireland. -NtUM1J3Er3 OF SCllOOLS ANID ATTENDANCE. On thd 31st of December, 1;52, we dad 4,875 schools in opersitiolnvhich were attended by 544,604 ...

... DECLINE OF TILE JITOEI TRADE. E MIGRIATI0 N. Musc. S ILITTLEDALEL'S Circular for the present month says, There is no doubt that the losses in imports and exports dais year havebeen heavy and pretty general; the manufacturers. to get rid of surplus stoc3;s, have consigned largely on their ovn account to foreign markets, with bad results to themselves, and causing the same to other senders, ...

... The Times correspondent, writing from Constanti- nople on the 10th instant, furnishes the following ex- traordinary and almost incredible statement:- If anything could defeat an enterprise so necessary and so hopeful, it would be the tone in whbich it has been discussed during the last-few vweekcs. To pretend that the expedition is p'opular would be to assert what must be contradicted by every ...

... DARPKENING PROSPECTS FOR THE NIILL- OWN ERIS. 31i. Dnira,7 of that ilk, seems determined to shine in hsis vocation as the deteetive of those misguided mill-owners, whom all but himself considler, and justly so, the life and soul of our Northern com- mertial prosperity. Go where he mag, there is not a factory which does not bring grist into Ais mill. If the mill clock happens to be astray half ...

... agriculturr. Tl:[E MARL g'pjI1;L FRiMIZJNG SOCIETY'S } ?? l., SUOW3. Tjie cettle show of the above societe was held on the 4th instant, when a very tonsiderableoirncreasa~ of' stack was exhibited compared twith foa nnjer vealrs, with a manifest imbrovrnent in the ?? Such A s the nouiiiher for Cot1apLtititt Ithat it wvas close oin faae o'clock ?? the judges'I labours were brought to a close. At ...

... 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 ...

... 2 f)b4 - - . (ES2l4BLISHED, ANNO 1737.) i B 1E L FA ST: EONDAY SEPTEMBER I1, 1854. TH E IV A R. TunaE are grounds for both satisfaction and discon- tent in the more recent advices from the theatre&6`f: Pidi-plomacy and wuar. It is now. assumed as absolutely certain that the expedition of the Allies against'the Crimea has at length put forth, and Wie are assured that, in the course of a few ...

... The following letter is from an officer in one of her Majesty's ships in the Black Sea:- BALurscuin, ArTc. 24.-As there will be a mail leaving this afternoon, I wyrite -you a few lines to say we are about to.start for Sebastopol. The transports have already commenced to embark the artillery at Varna. The cholera has committed sad ravagres anonrr our fleets. The Britannia, Admiral-Diundlas's ...