... '-fordan Intelligence. AMERI CA. ARRIVAC Or TTIT *1CTIC. LIVRzRPOOL, ?? TUniited States mail steam-ship Arctic, Luce commander, arrived in the river early this morning, bringing New York dates and advices of the 2nd instant, 98 passengers, and 1013S,705 dollars in specie or freight. Tihe Euvope had arrived out at Boston from this port. The news by this arrival is four days later than that ...

... I LEGAL RECOGNITION OF MIORMONISTS I AS '-PROTESTANT DISSENTERS. TaE enemies of the Protestant religion in thesf countries have just had a delicious nut presented their b 'the Middlesex magistrates and the Registry-offici of the London diodese. It has been established tU their immense satisfaction, as far as the acts o: Government officials and the solemn decision of hei Majestv's justices of ...

... IT appears that a return has been just printed con- taining an abstract of statements of mornlys received and expended on account of certain boroughs in Ireland, pursuant to Act 2ld'and 4th Vic., c. lOs, sec. 137. We regret that wve have not been furnished with this return, which is ainually issued. DuinLIDg the recess, we greatly miss the tkind and liberal atten- tion of cur own Parliamentary ...

... YESTERDAY'S LIONDON INEWS. BY 'M.AGNETIC TELEGRAPH. THE WAR. XlarcA, W1rtnxesDo%.-Advices have been received from Varna to the 5th, They state that the English and French divisions left that day, and that the Turkish division would follow. This is authentic. CoxsTANTosNOzL, SEPT. 7.-Yesterday morning at six o'clock, orders were sent to Baltschik for the de- parture of the expedition against ...

... A HENT FR(O YOUNG IRELAND. Tan Government, we are sure, -ill be extremely thankful to the smnall teminant ?? -Ireland, niow. represented in the press by the Nastion newspaper, for a seasonable suggestion just throwsn out bv that journal. In .its publication of Saturday last, the lead- ing article of ?? was thoughtully devoted to a consideratbn:'of the defences of Ireland, and their alleged ...

... 9-4riculturc. N-vway, SEr-. 19.-During the past few days the weather has been exceedingly tempestuous and wet, and the progress of the harvest has been stayed. We have not heard that anv serious injury has resulted as yet from the recent change, thougli. of course, the mainlifest tendeniecy of tlhe present weather cannot be otherwvisethan disastrous to the various crops at this critical season ...

... THE EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMNA. (Fom the Morning COhroufcte.) Is the intense interest of the'present Coisis, it is na- zural that everything in the shape of Eastern intelli- ence should be ?? sought for, and greedily lerolured. It is, doubtters. with the laudable aim of ninistering to this demnand that a fiction has been oroduced. which, for boluness ani originality, will ong reman unrmialled. ...

... (?'orn the Nevs York Herald.) FRoMs all points of the compass, far and near, the un- wvelcome tidings accumulate upon our hands, from the country newspapers, that a great drought, unprece- dented in its duration and extent, prevails throughout the land,, blasting the fair expectations of the farnmer and the planter, and (detroy'ihg all file late estimates of the year's production. It is well ...

... (C,-om the Globe.) ALTnoCGit great attention has been paid to the cul tivation of flax. and vigorous attempts have been made to provide a large homne supply of that impor- tant article of manufacture, they would seem to have met with little sUcess. The latest offrcial returns of the acreable extent of the flax crop in Ireland show a decrease upon that of last vear. For some years the ...

... LATEST I~N'TELLIG E8NCE 13-Y JOSAPHIAT AMND CO. S CcONTINENTA TELEGRAl.PH. A U; S T It I A. - VIENNiA, SATrUnDay-NO business doing on Bourse Consequent Uplon the ?? about tlhu attack; or Sebasetopol. T U R K 1 Y. CONSTArTIXOPLrE, ?? SEPT._Stbastepol will not bh attacked before the 20th of Septemnber. S P A I N. MADnDln. 13-rT SEPT.a-ChlDera has broken out; si: persons diedl thereof. I N D I A. ...

... EXTRAORiDINAR1Y DULL. Ax affair of honour extraordinaly, says the Neiv (r- leans Pictlywnc, of Aug. 15. carne off yesterday on ?? old ILouisilna race-course, in the Third District. The belligerents were two coloredL gentlemen, named ro- 'ceouiveix' '~ifphi~i andl Eugene.o The former was iorn in tho Yazoo rogion of MississilPpi, and the lalter is ` native and to the mlinnler born' here. 1' i' ...

... ; THE GEN-ERAL HOSPITALT. .AXNti.AL MlEF.TINO. TIEc annual meeting of the subscribers to the above charity was hetl yesterday, in the Corn Exchange, at one o'clock, the Mayer in the chair. Among those present, besales the Chaidran, we observed the Righ&t lRev, the Lord Bishop.of lDown, Reis. Dr. Morgart, T. F Millar; W. Biuce, John Porter, W. Johnston, Prioessor Rcichir3 Professor Gibson, ...