... C~1w J~~s TILE THIEATFRIE. or W1Afl-LAVDi1G or' 41K1 UALEDI FOUCEW. Tint ffirst iirtellronrce oir they- landing OF the, alt'ed tortes at Brtaiti n tule -14th in-st., was trausrr~-,ttecr CIII the litir hr. the 1 ntn',-nmx~i) Lit Austrlan ililnitre at f'irrsrrrnitroole to Generall Cororrirt1i. how~ in corn- riornl ofi the Austrizin troops inl mrelrar-cst. Th~e tool~' i-rchii!tha ?? On ir i ?? L ...

... THE PRFEMIER A-ND THE COln-MAN-DEr- IN-CHIEF IN THE BALTIC. (From tle Standard.) | WT'l have matter for reflection in the last eight months' experience-we cannot call it progress-of the sham and stagnant war in semblance waged against the enern of civiiisation aud libercy. Even the most ob tinate - ^ Lord Aberdeen's apologists, nay his own notoriousir hired or-ruli. are compelled byfthe p-es- ...

... KILWARLIN AND CAST~WREAGH FARMING SOCIETY. YrSTRxcfoLr (Thursdlayw) th~e fourth annual show of this society was beld at Hilisborough-Th laeseete fulte exhibition of stock, &oc., was thle new miarket- yard, ?? was carefully laid out and arranged for the purposes, Cand aflkorded us-cry dcsiir ble aCeiciO- C( diation toth exhibitors. The stock., in poin' of Iwlafl-S titv, was larger than in lort ...

... TRAWLING IN BELFAST LOUGHf. SrVRAL representations having been made to our ex- cellent M-ayor, that the bye-law prohibiting trawling in the Lough was not carried into e(7ect, hle addressed a communicattoti to the Board of Public Works on the subject, and received the following reply:- Board of Public WVorks. Dublin, 2;5tht Septellmber, 18.1 1. Sta-In reply to your letter of thle 21st instant, ...

... (Int-odaaction to Speacer's .I1/ of thle Ceimerl.) THE Cr}imea, from its central position between l Iope and Asia, its salubrious climlate, fertilitv, and noble harbours, has from tim immenmorial excited the cu- pidity of every people whose aim w.as universal doeii- nion. Here the enterprising sons of ancient Greece founded colonies wviichl coltinlued to ?? in all that contributes to men's ...

... TO TlE EDITOU OF THE TIMES. Srt--Until yesterday, when I observed the serious manner in which a conversation said to have taken place between the Chief Minister of Her TMajesty's Administration and myself is now treated, I did not consider it incumbent on me to volunteer a formal public disclosure, in order not to allowv such a state- ment to go abroad uncontradicted, and therefore I ...

... THE CRlzaf EXPEDITION. Tia following are the Instructians issued to on troops on leaving Varna. They are dated Sept: ?? INSTRflCTIONS. I. The invasion of the Crimea having beed deter.- mined upon, the troops will embark in such ships as. shall be provided for their convevance, which will rendezvous at altschik, and proceed with the com- bined fleets to their destination. ! `2. Tn an ...

... [BY MAGNETIC TULUSGAPH.] T-1E CRIMEA. PArns, TnsoSDoY NIGr-T.-The news given thlrs morning, by the Moeiteecr, as required to be received with caution. has since been officially posted at the Bourse, Despatches of this date have been received from Vienna. They state that, by the latest accounts frons Constantinople (namely, of the 17th), the allied army occupied a v-ry favourable position. It ...

... I Mprc I V ?, 1-'161 fllffr r (ES2ABL1SRID, 4VN0O 1737.) B E LF A S T: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1S54. THE INVASION OF THE CRIMEA. Wv continue to receive the most cheering and satis- factory accounts (with one strange exception, to which we shall presently allude) respecting the land- ing of the expeditionary army on the shores of the Crimea, and its immediately subsequent operations. The ...

... 4rticulrt e THE 'EXtEIIER A-ND THE HAItVEST. Co. Dow-N, Se-r 23-A1I available hands are nowT busy in the fieldsU Tiiero is stih l : uch, graib out, and a considerablle quantity Stalsdililg A fortiligit lnay complote the harvest in this neighbourhood, with the exception of sorne corn, that is still of a greenish hue. Ite rain has done litole harm, if aly; aind tlric potato is still said to be, ...

... LiAT TEST INTEILIG-4 1NCEC I BT.MAGNEflOI TKLEGAI'LAP. ...

... THE ,LEAGUE UTENSIL' ON FARM ING SOCIETIES. Wa_ observe a very elaborate and characteristic effu- sion in yesterday's publication of the League organ, specially devoted to an attack upon the Marquis of Downushire, because that patriotic nobleman happens to be very successfully engaged at present in undoing the mischief created by the League agitators. We are not surprised at the appearance ...