... KILWARLIN AND CASTLEREAG1H F t-IAMING i SOCIETY. I Is Friday's .eores-Lettei- we published a report of the proceedings at the dinner of this society, held in 11ills- borough on the previous day, Thursday, the 21st inst. We now subjoin the list of prizes awarded. T'lhejudges ?? cattle, &c., Edward Berwick, Esq., Berwick Hall; Messrs. Robert Bode! and Wim. Maule. For I horses-1H. S. M'Clintock, ...

... FARMING SOCIETIES-THE MARQUIS OF DOWVNSH-lRE. IN our last publication, we had neither time nor space to offer a few remarks which seemed to us in point, in reftrence to the interesting proceedings which took place at the annual dinner of the Kilwarlin and Castle- reagh Farming Society at Hillsboroug-h, on Thursday evening. We cannot, however, permiL another publi- cation to leave our hands, ...

... TILE PROTESTANuT CXNDSTITUTION OF URIV' IUllTAIN. ?? I nbc i'ress.) TE ,rr Constitution of Engiani. throughlout three cen- turie, inall its ci: arges has prescevcrl one charac- teriseti-anle., pII h. erim only nc'. It was, and is. Iro- Utestnt. Ultilor the ?? rule of the Tudors, in all th;e stlos of thle SLUart:, uricir thce Dictator- .shiip of' erill, at thc ?? ?? the PRtolh- tlin of lfS8, ...

... THIf E A R -Al Y, &c. OrFicF or ORDxANcE, SirT-. l5.-ihioval Engineers -Second 1,ieut2 C. 3: Darch; to be, First Lieut., vice Burke, kfilled in action; Seeohd Lieunt. J. P. Maqiray to be First fieat., vice Chesney, promoted; Second Lie.t e. N. Dawson to be First Lient:, -ice Wrotteslepj died of wounds. - * liii; Na ITw;tA1irltARY DREiss.-Tlh& Queen, ?? last, decided on tht tbe new drcss df ...

... LOVE AND WAR-A Q(TJADRILLE CRURALLY I ~~CUT SHORT. (Fr.o HIuntgarian Sketches' iz Peace and Tl7cc, by Moritz Jokai.) You may have heard that tihe Hungarian troops marched through here last week, after the battle of Branyisko; there was the greatest panic and confusion at the news of their approach; we expected that they would have set fire to the town, and pillaged, anl killed us; indeed, ...

... SCRAPS FRO-M PUNCH FOR SEPTEMBER 23. The much-injured 46th are about to start for the East, to seek the bubble reputation in the cannon's mouth,' and wve only hope they will find it. ; TrNFocxnvn To Rusiocln._There is no truth in the re- sport that the next edition of hvr. Tennyson's In Me- moriam, is to be dedicated to the officers of the 46th. PTUZZLING QUESTION FOIt TiE ROYAL ...

... F AI R S. A-TIHFBIT.AND Hhl1VArST FAIR.-This fair, on Wed- resdav, was not as large as usual, farmers beinzr en- gaged reaping and gathering in their grain. There was, however, rather a brisk show of live stock, and purchasers were bidding up pretty well. Good beeves sol] from L£6 10s to £12 each; springers, froul £S to £14; two year olds from £6 to £9; yearli.gs, from £3 to £5 lOs. Good colts ...

... BAN1R3IDGE JUNCTION RAILWAY. Tire third Or'dainry ge ieral Ineeting- of thlis ?? was held at the0ir office, in 1liantridlge, on1 MondI~ay, the 25th ilittint, at 002, o'clocit. JPrese~nt :-Joirn Templ Reily, Fq., D.L., J.l ., Chairman;- Thomlas Crafor, FqJ..P., fleputv.Cheirtoanl. 3)ircetors: _Samae Law Fq., Director of tim Dublin and Bet- fast Junctioni Railway; R. Bayes, Esq., 1..! .; James ...

... [BYr xsG5tat1C ?? G.Ab1.hLJ BOMKBARDMENT OF ODESSA. VIENYA, SerT. 19.-A private dr-spatch .has just been received announcing the bombardment of Odessa on three sides at once. No date is t-entioned. The intelligence coines from Galatz, and is repeated in the HIr'sdlw BhTz of to-day. This jpu.ulual adds that the resutt is unknown, but that stearaers .of the Allied ?? were, known to have been ...

... THE LATE TB.AGEDY ON- THE DERRY AtITD ENMNSKILLEN RAILWAY. PUBLIC MflrTIXG LN LOflONDFRay. Pvrr'sr.%Nr to a requisition ?? signed, ad- dre'ssed to the. Worshipful thle MavT,,or'a meeting of the ;,inhabitants of the city and neighibourhood, was held in Corporation-hall, Derry, on Friday, at tlhe ?? Of one o'clock, to take into consideration, the proper steps to be adoptedi towards disoovoring, ...

... BIONDAY'S LONDON NEWrS. [BY MAGNMTC TEUGtR IPTI,] LANDING OF THE TROOPS. Despatch from Lord Rlaglan, communicated by the War Mlinister, dated the Crimea, 11th September:- The Duke of Newcastle received, late last Saturday night, from Lord Raglan, a telegraphic despatlic, dated 11th September. It stated that the allied armies arrived at the place of disembarkation, necar the Old Forr, in lat. ...

... THE1 BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMIENT OF SCIENCE. Lieipool, Fidcay, Sept. 22. SuCTION E-EOr InAPHY AND RTIiNOhOGY. There w'rL very good attendance this morning to hear a paper on Arctic and. Antarctic Currents. Sir R. 1. Murehison, ?? ?? prelident of the sec- tion, presided; and the paper, which ivas written by A. G. Findlax, Esq . was read by the Rev, W. I. Kemp. It was announced that ...