... [J.S'Tl-rl SOC[INI'Y FOR PRO.VOTING 'rll ED)UCAIION 01P TIHE DEAF AND DUMB AND THIIE BLIND. A ic'v iflProm the above soei~tv has visiteLd '[hliii lc'liigls wset'e weillttvit-dedt tilt respectable, luid tile iniereet iiatift'Istetl iil thle Claims anod operit- ticlis o til te Soeiety Ctiiilsii~htel S it A' ii N 1? IL IV C Ill IC Depiitation-'Rcr. 11. A. P~ir hi, Rector of I-iltownt; ;iliid Mr. ...

... cLxTNUED NEJOOIXOIN 1N BELFAST. PopurrAsis enthni.jasni, silleI the days when the ini- mortal Ironl Dueli obtajiced his great Victories, hats icever, pec-ic 0ps, risen to suchi cc height as onl thle reception of' thle recent inteiligenice fromt Sebastopol. [D'ead, indeed, wvas thle suspense hrorn thle timeo the assault was definitely fixed. '[Ie relatives anld frienils of' out' brave Soldiers, ...

... LATEST INTELLIGEINCE. [BlY MAGNETJ'IC 'IC E EGRAPII YESTERDADYl'S DESPArTCIES. THE FALL OF SEIBASTOPOL. DESPATCHJ lRONL AL)DNERU, BRUAT. (rimnel, Sept. 9. T lhe assaul.t unoln the 'Malal[trfT WAIS III VIL St4' (11ty at neon, awl later on the Great URdNiL, 1)lid nil the Central II stioi .. Agale foea tile nordt kopt the ships at aiichor. The mortar-hl-ts, to be efiablol to li e, were obli4ed to ...

... ,.11~.' L , ,,, I (A 7 , - ! I I (I { l. I i ' I.5 LIT'! , T I stI i I . 1 -J , is1s5_ 2 ., i, .l j-lYl MIA(.XiTl(IC irt';'i!~ A D1lTI)I'-%. ]j ) S I'.\T c itE . Till! ftllking (deepsobAL , (1at11l Se tit'tn'bC 12 iI, 111)1.5 A.:l .oI I broi'ell Ito 01001 ::t. 1i!'' Adliltillto litis *ev:lilt'4 11li'.oit('l'..AlliAil:ll Si:' -itnailnlid r[.%CeI:- T'lII ( I I lisIiils are Iest 'tS ing n li Ar ...

... LATEST INTELLIGEENCE. maturn, statin6, nt tlle snmc timc, tlult, if the requisi tions Lllel ein collttlillr(l lvel e llot eompliell IYhlI lvith. in the 5p.1('C cf l;) (l:tys, lle sllolll(l bo ul cler t.he no- eessity of dtmnll(lillg his lxassports Ttii reportedat 1'Jrtsmoutll tlllt tho Xeptlllle I_ ) gUllS, i; or(l rr(l to Natlless in eonserluellec of eertnill reeellt insllits oiTered to tile ...

... [BY MAGNETIC) TEaILJGRhPI-' YESTERDAY'S I) ISPATCHES. FURENCTH OPERML'LONS IN TILE EAST. ThIe' French arc making preparations at Yenikale for an expedition, withl llat-bottoined boats. It is thought that the object is to occupy Arabat, and by tclrosving up entrencltIoents at the noelthorn ex- tremnity of tIh spot, to bie able to repel ally attack of tile enemly fromz thle continent, or any ...

... AG RIC U LT UR E. DOAGII FARMING SOCIETY. Tue, annual cattle Show of thlis Society took place oil Wednesday, fin the village of Doagh, and was fat' superior to any previous exhibition of stock held in the same place for a considerable tiale.-whetbiei' the numnber' or iUnality of' cattle 1)0 tatken intto account. 'TiteSowsaa of mitch co ws was very tine. Inlilahi class the animals most ...

... T HI 1 R. THE, ARM1Y IN THE, CPIMEA. kF'omi the sampl'5.'.,'7 .5; wc Lert Cjivre.>II)-deslt.) Bc oR51; A ji' sr 0, 1855.-I slippO-l You we1- e~n serp'1w ' capill chan.ge ori plaec' Jilil'td iiae ltey bvilSOfrequeit. and( so Idt'li'l ilhSi ra I IaL.Iave liot Letli- able to colleut thle IlIdastv (,If thle C'oni'an-liainuiin. We hadl the usu1al firb'su of etinion illI lilt? llIcsphoi's, Collion ...

... TIHE BE LFAST PiESi3Y'rEvR. IT will 1)0 seen that, yesterdily, tihe Belfast Prcsby- tory bad agaill before them tile letter of the 1Rev. A-lexanldr Henderson, which wai the subject of the [notion of the Rev. Wxn, Johnston at the previous meeting. 31r. Henderson refused to retract a single state. ment in his letter, touching the w'ell managed' closed-door discission in Dublin, in regard to ...

... TIEE ATAR. THE CAPT1-UBIfl OF KINIU RN. (Froin I/ic ilies' spe'cirl (levresprsrrrlnt.) AL Anchor', F'ive Miles off' Odessa. SATU~RDAY, Or: tIrricit 13, 10 A.t.-T11ll fleet letI' Kramiesch ol Sorrdav, arid aiilieoi'el off Odessa, on MNondaty afternoon. T1ire object of selesctinrg this bay as thle rondei utis was to fill thle rinrids of thle ciritho- rili's With I)I appr'cfreniVInS Of at ...

... MEETING OF THIE CARRICKFERGUS FISHERMEN. McnrTIso Of thle nato lers mill diredgeis and the iabitantit of Cari'irlcfei'gns1 wlis hlvd yesterday, at lel cco'cock, ill the Coart-liounce of that to% er, for a' puipose of expressing an1 Opinion oil certain law oceedliocs initi litcIi liv ilie Coininsinisii'l'r5 of sicr~ie's a.gainlSt thle GUild of Eblicrmeen of tie towvn Curvcl eLfegeIS. 11wi ...

... T f1 E A It AY. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WArr-Oev11Ica Ocr. 2,6, 13th D-ugoonr Guards -Cornet C. IV. BruIce to he Lieutr., by pitr'ehase, I-ice W~ard law, pieaurired. 10oth ~ight Dragonras-Lieelt. J. H. Caitaheit to be Adjutant , vice J. P.-Sinilth, promaoted inl 2nd Dratgo~li Guarrads. 16th tin.-T3rooir Seijertet-'Mavie E. Cowytan to be Cot ret, n-itrin it purelrase, Vice J. Dyniori, p ...