... TH'IE WEATHIJR ANN) 'lTHE CROPS. COiUNTY DI)VN, T ?? ,,f AN et IOlt'iiWIS. with s cvasionll ?? shovers turiling th aily. have lone ldalmia'ge to thle bejvier eropt. We regret to heiar that the piotato Il sP itos has adi'ull its appletalrance ill :a ?? belon 'it to XV. 1H. Ankohel, l.q. As vot, it has oiilv pattialkl tlaiutted tiie trolp. andl ?? weather m Iv tend to ?? it; ?? e C taNrY Cong '. ...

... E CC 1E S L A ST I C, L ?? ESlA -S~F ] -ClF 'C'I.e EN' F. A li tiEN'of' 'TlE MIMAIJ A ?? (1CiR 'le i W :II) ?? tO ?? that at wor-k so much rqi'xtqtli''l as ?? OIL Mt .Ii.Ltitxl P1' YiX'c'l-str'ot is toe ?? inljiiit lie Wviil 'ix'L' jllt' ;t~eltIcr;uio t~ou- pivtted Iv 'lle itilhiltc of, N'xioliei'. ?? tie ixeitit - i'ill;iteiit ctrox'ax'toi, th ?? xviii as-ciohie nollieill, csetlll x' ItIs'l ...

... TnI' select committee appointed on tire motion of Mr. Moagher, to inquire into the state of the postal arrangemenits in tile southern counties of Ireland, resumed their inquiry on Friday. Mr1. Joseph Fisher, the proprietor of the Tiatet)'- ford Mail, was the first witiresu examinedr He slated trat, while the merchants and inhabitants of Waterford generally did not complain of lie postal ...

... SECON`sD EDITION. T HI S D)A Y'd L ON DOXN SEWS, [B3Y MAGNETIC TELIEGRAPHI.j 'l11fJ S [ E'GE OF1 S E BASTO Pl'iL, St. Pcfet'sici~ti:, Jucii2 Geit'rtl lirictte 6cvrcicv-ltcck- 'I ;iritis fcitki thc Crimecia, onil icI,- 20di A IIcut, itht III,-1-e ccc., tt',:ldcc ftijcit ?? hail Occutrredl bc-fore, Sc'vbcstopji, aill ltat dict ficeof tho Allics rctiaiitc-c slack. 'Ve torni-ectni ?? hlcis ta-i ...

... l'ORtEIGN INTELLIG,+E. N C, A ME RIOC A. 'furs advices fromI New York, vtile~ Baltic, are to tb' 24th silt., eight days later 'than, pre-viously to 'Ihei Ion. J.1L. Kennedy, tihe bearer of' special de- siratchees for the United StaItes tegatonl fin London, ar- rivred in tile Bait ici Tbir clippereship Groat 11`jIubiO, after having, hadl her' upper dlock taken oft', has leen fitted for' sea. ...

... SAITING OF THlE COMBINED FLEET. (From tie Hleraldi's Special CONrrespOitdiest.) Klsavreii BMoY, ni, OCT. 7, Two It:i-. TIhr catbinited fleet has plt to seal! 'lislast ship has ?? got uinder Weigli-na Frenollscrevw Iiner,wiLh n black Yankee mer'chanlinais in tow. Some of the fleet statted three houirs since, and navo alreailv made a goodIbt1flig. The wridd is variable, NMW. to N.E., but, ...

... T Hs E W A R . T 1l E B Av L T I C F 1L E E T. (From the Ife tt lls Correspoludeve.) CiNs'rANTr.e lioserterivS ie arriving from Siveahorg. and hlailly WO 'ep i in iore eon viincod Of the, trutih of i he repoiis regapingil' tlhe i:t100se Mtid ulnex[lected (evei, to tb(e mot ?? aiinowig us) destvactioti citased bvt ?? loobt- loss dest'tei's, nlixi ois to 'oTopittite tile Allies, will sito onval ...

... S E A S O N A B L E 11 I N rS . (iProln the Irish urers' 0qv-er(t.) )lMI. NS IONS 01' At IoUI.'rR-v-t(cUSI.-It Nolian's book oti poti!tiy. the dimnesiots aie--I5 fent, lnit, I(f if(t WiLl', 8 focit hiii ;It tititd bal;i, and 11cheot f; Wiil tt ?? f'rnIt. Tic prcheiti iisile are tm'tlo Ild(- (ICt- Wise, ?? first peich coinlmencill IA fontt li'-1n tlt- grolltld, and ?? ?? One I foot tigier tiall ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE A US TR l A. (From tide Tines' CorNreeoillent.) VirssA, OCT. 20,-There wavs a colision between tire civil and Clerical authorities biefor the contents of the Concordat wvere knewit to the public, and it led to the preniaturepublication of an analysis of its contents. When the Sardirian convents wore abo- lisired, ?? Austrian civil administration lost no tinme in ...

... AN EXAMINER OF THE jIMERCURY. WE quote tie followiing from the last number of tle Netcry Exannter and Loutwh Advertise'r, one of the orrans of the Romish party in Ireiiad:- MOREa W1orm01 ; von 'rlls AT0RorSLY-G1GNErAT..- The Belfast Mercury of' Mondaly coetninls an article oni the Lrial and adqaittal of Father Petcheririe, for whiehi the( Government cannotavoid prosecuting that itpOri. It ...

... SIR C. NAPIER ON THE BOMBrARDMENT | OF SWVEABORG. Tillm Past-Admiral of the Baltic fleet has ad- dressed a lengthened yarn to the Times on the bombardment of Sweaborg, with the object of ex- plaining the reasons Why /te did not perform that feat last year, and why his successor in the coin- mand, wvho actually (lid the thing, was not able to (do a great deal miore, when lie was in for it. ...

... Till: REV. DR. M;SEILE. TO THE1K I.liTOl OF ?? 1I IV IIAIJllt ArjIilln. Si it-A ]eacieegrlcpe which ccpcp malrcl or igi imllY, I belieece, itl 1our patalio', has been gll e a !.1 ?? ld of MillIV palser's in EtcglenUl ltin1 Ite'e'bled, tli tce .ilt'ot thalt, biV thei et'ilt dde.1l ol a Heear Ielitiv' 1 have ileeritd a1 eoe.sideii ble iOl'illiU, ccd a1111 ablollt to ?? into plee'ito lift. My ...