... INVEI'lIY IIOflTICULTUIAL SOCIETY. This society's coslel i sljov fol tile season was held in thle QolOl1il, on I'htmrs~os., 21st inst. The uiml)er of ar- tides Chteiifor compotj i atlbrds sufficicnt proof that the isst ofthe ho sporters *,f the society in its prospects and suc. letr~s no aballltelnellt In both ciatses the dicsplaty of fruits and veaetalles. were suverior to anythli;, exhibited ...

... SATURDAY, SJPraMga 23, 1854. TEE WAR. AFTER many months' delay, the French and English forces in the East have commenced active operations. After having rendezvoused at Serpents Isle, off the mouths of the Danube, they proceeded thence to the Western coast of the Crimea, and effected. a lading. From the tenor of the instructions issued, opposition was anticipated, but no place of debarkation ...

... FRANCE. TImperial Commission, ap .T° tilne first meegtingftenw ar of the Fsvr has pustinotified b the Emp ero nmllect nal the writingof Napleo I. isto akeplae a one under the presi- dniy hf barsal d afiaiit.e It d isreported that the sabitre of the ormissiot will produ tece eight solid quarto volumtes ofmatt-erin 'which all. The Emperorts dvcisions, dIruection, as. otprsnt mattrgses peraining ...

... 4 Icd - -sar stv- Ws, - .1 ', THE WAIR. (t f 'PI-r. AT X rTRY A TP LANDING OF THE, ALLIED ARMY IN THE - - CRIMEA. ti The fact of the combined troops having actually c landed on the Crimca has, of course, monopolised the ti war gossip of the week. el On the morning of Saturday, the 16th inst., despatches 8 from Lord Raglan and Marshal St. Arnaud reached Con- co Atantinople by special steamer ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... -4_ DUBLIN, SEPr. 21. The Earl of Enniskillen, who had so narrow an escape with his life in the late fatal case of obstruct- ing a railway train in the North, writes to the Daily ExpreMs to contradict the statement that the occu- pants of the train on the occasion in question consti- tuted an Orange demonstration, or that the excursion bore a party character. ' In the first place, his ...

... THE POSITION OF AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. THE STATUS of Prussia on the great European question is annoying, inasmuch as it is impos- sible to see, without regret, a nation which ought to act an important part in continental affairs, at an eventful period of the world's his- tory, reduced to a nonentity, because its millions of minds are like puppets in the hands of one weak and unprincipled ...

... SUIUT OF~ 'I'11L ISLAND) OF AIZ1RAN, - - I., I 1 - I ?? -r . 7 s 'o ?? . Edlol, of thc Clmegyo IHerala . Stii,-I wvas struick withit paragriltapi liclcdl Cholera in t Iran, whicapa red iil ou papal a week ago; but wasequally satisfied, after eaing through the whole artill, fit'd titotilone I of the eases recordet ?? d wig i blted in tile isald ; but that one D and ali bad beeu imported from, ...

... ; I :- 1. I ?, I ? - .1 ., 11 . . -:.I .1 ?? - - ..I. - ?_ It 7.- = , &LYi atti ti~WUfte&a~ Ofl TFfldY,~ IDA Bd m~ ftfZ a t this 'CenttaUdxlmlnal ?? th9 report 'M full telcied front Pris ia E iet the ;Q sn 25of14~L with- intdzt.1o ,ol~~eat a~~sd ~efagud her 'tl ~ ~ Ifriof ,P~ WmCperpdMr 0fs,.raeu~ lkasiro~,urerpisrellavowi The pri~dfjl, ia aeonsblylattired, prettypl66king 'wo . auj,, ...

... | CATHIOLIC YOUNG N SOITY. l A A a 9h ~A !_ 2X.: ' L . . I ~ .. .. . 'I A numerous meating of the membeyJ oftaheJ abve socoiety -! sw5 held lost ?? tin the readigegerooms, 04, Alng!er-i i TJie chair, ?? taken .by th Presfident, the Very Rev. Dr' The Chairian, having expegesed iis gratitude to tb6'moetatt c ig for the honour they had confkre'd'tpoubii'm inl calini on t him to preside, said, ...