... DEPARTURE OF THlE LORD LIEUTENANT FROM THE NO R T H. YEsTraeDAY, at half-past twelve o'clock, I);s Excel- lel)cy, the Earl of Carlisle, arrived from Mount- stewart, tho seat of the Marquis of Londonderry, nt the terminus of the Ulster Railway in this town, in the carriage of the noble Marquis, accompanied by Lord Londonderry, Lord Dufferin, Lord Rossmore, the Bishop of Down anl Connor, and T. ...

... THlE BALLYMIENA AND PORTRRUSH ltAIfLVAY. HAD space and tinme been at our command on Thuris- |lday monling, when we published an interesting re- port of the proceedings at the opening of this line, we should have ?? tile gratification we felt at the ?? colmhpletion (if a work so greatly ealculte(i to promote the extension of trade in the North-bEstern District of our Province. The new line ...

... '6 11 t (AA, Yr '(LffaO lvilj??-A ffla. I I (7t) (st'r.tliLtSIIht) ANNO) 17:37.) BE JFA ST: MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1855. BEGIGAURED STALTE OF RUSSIA. Tsrouaot we continue to hear of the immiense pre- parations said to be making by Russia for the put'- pose of entering upon the ensuing campaign with ret ewed vigoor and determination, we have likewise additional descriptions of her internal ...

... THE D)ARK SID)E OF TIIE3 TURKISH PICTURE. Wc f{ar ?? Times, as the Trojans did the Greeks, especially when it presents us with its ChRuitilblc sympatlies. Whell the Tirnces conclueded UpOII helping the Government of the day on the extenl- sion of the income-tax to Ireland, it ?? the Rev. Sidney Godolphin Osborne to paint horrible sketches of the interiors of our worlkbouses, ?? scenes of' ...

... T1EE WAR IN TIHGE C 1PIEA. I (Fro lws th ?? Upukda Oowuepondant.) B,~I- Ki.AVA, SAVTiURDAY', Dix. I.-The iiext twovie wesek-s are ilxoliexi forwtard to with someo anxiety, less onl Ouri OWn accouxit hare than in regard to what thle h Dixie Govxer'nmxent may darinogly carry i ito effect or apatfie hicnally neglect, ILS to pitschiiig olp a suddon , hl- low, and uineat istactory pono, or carrying ...

... Ilk 1V'ER ? FR1, 0 M n MRIA. ARRIVAL OF T1{ PACIFiU. (Firoit Oitt) Own CerrssiPoltfleit.) Lli-,tKpooli, SUNDAY. BYv thle arrival of the qi1llted States mail steam. Ship .Pacific, Cap tnifl \Xye e r ill receipt Of one0 Nvpelc's later, neS o llprin of thle United States, in alddition to jut cllii r~ove from California, Centtral Amieriefli Culba, andl Mexico. T[be Pacific left New York on1 ilii ...

... 9'ri'IIE DECISIVE POINT. (Frion the Globe.) AuNlo, the ?? dielisions respecting tlhe ?? of the campaign is this one, that the troops at the disposal of the Allies have becen egage(1 in seatlered operations, instead of being conecentrateJ and di- recied on the doeriive point. We miglht ask wlere is tih decisive pllini ? For a ?? tiele the decisive point was tile south side of Sebastopol. Did ...

... LArT1EST I ?? LLIG E ?? [!RY 3IAoS rlc T I tPII.] YESTERAL)AY'S iTESPA-TC1LES COLUNT-Ur UNS'I- TS MBS;IjoN TO ST. pf.TLtUS 11111W. The Parii ceP1'CSoIlt' of t!le p'1'wet tralI ; letter from ?? I, corroboatilt r hiS asseC tionis, 0- 1httivc to Lt c pateifiC ?? of Ccii it Mou nster to St. Petersbur, tintwitlist andlitig Al-, dcli:11 which has bren giveon to th io sin c1-o0ititI iiiarte's. It i ...

... TIHE LATE LORD, CHANCEIJOR PLUNKET. MEETING OF THE IRISH BAR. (From Sauntler's and Daily Ev.pr'ess.) A Nrnatanoes meeting of the Irish. Bar, convened by requisition, wvas beld on Tuesday, in the Library of the Fouen Courts, Dublin, for tho purpose of coin- siderirg tine propriety of raising a testimonial to the memory of the late Lord Chancellor Plunlcot. Amonrg those present ?? Right lion the ...

... TI]T. REORGANWISD LI!,'IAIALS OF BEr.FAST AND '!'HEIR SYM PITIII LNG FRIENDS IN D1UB[LIN. II, tbe renjuveiated anid amalgamated Liberalism of the Nortlierti Athens has litthet'to taet with but little lionouir ted less success iu its own community, it can at lcint cottgtaittlato itself ?? havitng eanied tle applrolbatiot andi sympalty of tbat most ?? of all pettitoggillg factions, the Dublia ...

... AR 13 0 RICUTTUII. PRUNING OF FOREST TREES. (Written for thei Newis-Letter.) Tur, varions opitions, aitd, as I tlhinol, tie many errors which prevail. in reference to the prosing of forest trees, induce tme to say a few words oni the sutlject, However simple the teatter appears to ile, it is not exempt from mitch misconception; and erroinetois notions, tilhough tp- ?? inteotsidletlaule, often ...

... 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. ...