... 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 ...

... As wve noticed in our last, the prospect of a more than average harvest has caused a rapid and extensive decline in the price of cereal products. This fact has very naturally excited, among classes of people who do not understand, or who cannot wait to be taught, the principles of modern political economy, a spirit of indignation against the mnanufacturers of the consuroable article-that is to ...

... THIE SISTERS OF MERCY. FT is quite evident that the Romih' sisterhood who arrogate to themselves the titlc of metciful are likely to give a good deal of trouble in evevy community in which the getafooting s eyhave already crept into Belfast, Is our reader-i are avvare- i£a a very qtuiet, unobtrusive n nalmer, and, for so far except on their daily errands, are never seen outside the modest ...

... 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 ...

... 1A I IN-I IY ;ULSTER'. |Cn'OI NTy A\-111nI._lXelSS. I u1-lav. Se:,tetnber ?? 1 i Lunia. t nub: ls l iin -viz, NI-. ?? m Ca' NI' iI i AN.-! 'i:'-1 i- IiKiln a-,tki lx'. e-pt. 1m n S l ?? ' irs 'im. r 'C-41 1 s I iy . 'w i~ s l lS1) i- - a l -'ll ' i ?? l C O ?? oxi 12ltem.w . r x-:, ii tl5- uriW1s.-' luS-In-Nc1. ;3;11. LI' i'dixfxJirura. ?? b --1riax-'. Scyil.S iiiL S I-: ;0> x- N iY I ...

... LfSBURN ADDRtESS TO THE DEAN OF ROSS. LLST week, the Very Rev. the Dean of Ross returned o, Lisburn, after an absence for several, months owing to a serious attackc of illness early in spring. Tile in- habitants of the town took; advantage of this opportune occasion to ;Tender to the Dean a general expressiorn of the esteemn in which he is deservedly held. An ad- dress of coenratuiation being ...

... ,a, gricititurr. THIE WEIATHER FAND THE CROPS. DonvNPATRtctC, Serpt. 9.-Another glorious week of splendiid wpather has served to brn a large breadth of corn under the sickle, as well as to improve the quality of the grain. A considerable portion of the wheat land has been cleared in this district, and the grain stacked in excellent condition. There could not be finer harvest weather, and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE E3IPEPROR NICJIOLAS-(AS PAINTED By DP. COTTMAN) (Fromr PFun1.) TIlis simple, pure-minnded man hlas been mnost shame- fuilly libelled. Froin a long, intercourse with his Im- oerial 3I-Jesty-frull: having eaten, smolked, and played it scnrtrel-redo Iwith hirn for mnanv a year-[ am fortuluatelY V-bleid to, give sonic interesting particu- lar' of bis iitue, wvicll hare never before been pub- ...