... | ?? SCOLLE'fiE BEFT.AST. His Excellencwy tae Lord 1. t rutiant has be-n plelsed to recomm-end tolaur ;ts., \5 -Ly the ftollne air ?? in the Q!leen s ColieC-e Eelfast:-I'e..r Guthrie Tait, EIsq. ?? Felloa nS' S , te. . , Co' -,e ,rlCmbridge. to le Professoir r of 0ih! .ics L3 It in the room F i f li:n Pak-i i 'ar WVias un, ?? re sine ; and -vvilie ?? C TJ''omson, Eq., i., no-v. Professcr of' ...

... THE ATTACK ON THE CIUMEA. Tnx following letter from her Majesty's steam-sloop FCry contains an interesting account of the cruise of that vessel to the spot on which it was intended to land the Allied forces in the Crimea, the narrow escape of the steam-frigate Terrible, 22, Captain MVi'- Cleverty', and an important notice of the embarkation and landing experiments at Varna:- [i.R.S. Fury,at ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... L ATEST INTELLIGENCE. BY 31GYNETIC TELEGRAPHt. YESTERD.AYS 1.0NDON -NEWS. TIlL 3AST. PAnes, Mennsv.-The ,Junl do n 'o~starsttwpfe of the 9til contains an official communication contradic:- lag the report of a r uptu7re w ith Per-ia. This comm.u- nication wnas made at the express ?? of the Persian Ambassador. On the 8th, the expedition to the Crimea was at Serpent's Island. The Eg-, lish ...

... ?? ?? 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 ...

... CHRIST CiIUR CH P RO TESTANT A S SO CIA T I to Tat: m onthl. mense.i. of this association was held in the Christ Church Mission-room, on Tiurseday eren- ing, Sept. 14th. at eight o'clock, the Preside *, Roy. Dr. Drew. in the chai. Afteer prayer and reading of Holy Scripture, the following nner-noriai to his Excellency the Lovd Lieu- tenrant was unaniinousl- agreetd to:- A.onaass TO TUrE LOR> ...

... lagricultilre. THE WEATHEI R-THEr CROPS. DOWN, SEPT. 16.-with the exception of a little rain on the evenings of Tuesday and Wednesday, we have been favoured withanother filue week ofharvest weather. Fully one-half the grain in this district has been cut down, and a large proportion of it stacked in prime condition. Eight or ten tlays more of favourable weather wilt place the bulk of the ...

... DOCK ACCOMMODATION IN' BELFAST. ' Tsr discussion on'tiiis' subject, wh ich took place yes terday at thle meeting of the Belfast Harlbour Commig- sioners, will be' perused with mcclh interest, if only on account of the valuable statistics wlhch it prescrts Thi question before the Board is simply thie.> :vetlier the proposed new docks on the Antrim side of the river should be-procedd odwith at ...

... T]IE MIE ~R; AND) TilE iLATE ENNIY ?? EXCURSION. T:TtEiTO; di' THCnE rLFXT'ASP NW-LTtTTE:R. ToT~r. Efr*oIi ami a. citizen of Belfast, a Protestant, and a e f civil and toi Jou iberVty. .1amas 1anadvo=t 0of the liberty of the press; hut, when I *find( thlis ipetorgan of public instruction pretitutou to' timi vilest porpesnsS, I.cainnet but lament such a state of tings andbearmy tstirnonyr ...