... SECOND xO[TU)N. L B Y v A G X E T I C ' L r. L G R A P il.] NEWS-IE'l'TER OFFICLE, 1 u'lclck, r.t. ASSASSINATI(N OF 'TIlE ARCHIBISHIOP OF PARt IS. Parki, Sunday Morning. The Archbishop oF Pnaris was asiaasitnatedi at four o'clock yescrl.tav aiterntuel, ill tde ChIrtehl of St. Etienne (l .11,mit, by at priest who ha, i bcen inter- dictel froinm ofifciattitg, imanod Ver es. The Arch- bishlop ?? ...

... ?? P I E D IN 0 N T. TueeN, WUDNrrSDAY.-T'irO Kiny, UpoIn tile oc* casion oftie openingj of thie Chambers this day, pro- nnnliuced a sppeeht, in which he reinlirded them of the glorious participation uf Piedmolrt in the Eastern rear. His MajeIsty derlared that the S1irdlitiiar troops, having emulated in courage and in vigour the moit renowned armies in the world, had deserved veil ofl their ...

... F A. I R S . BALLVBor FAIn.-The usual monthily fair of Bal- lybot, which was beld on Mlon(lay, was indifferently supplied with cattle, owing amongm other causes to tbe severity of the weather. Of' buyers there were very felW in attendance. Sales were very duUl, and upon an unusually limitod scale. Prices were well supported where any transactions were eWfected. - Newry TelegrapA. Fuiaor ...

... ?JutdHqNlU- THlE ESTABLISHED CIJSUCIt. Memuorials from thie Protestanrt clergy arid laity of Limerickl are in pi'ocess of proput-11ti05, r emonstrat- ingragainst thle appioinitilnt of air Oxford Clergy- man to the Dioeesanr School of himer ickl ?? Killa- iov.-~imerbick CO1'r1icle. Th'e Lord Bishop uf KillaloO Imas lionilnated the Rev. Wim. Wollesle, curato of Shinionie, to the Precentorship of ...

... I p SECOND EDITIOAl., 'W2X aMF )4a tTN ;I V I 3afq ?? TWT l R'wt4$' o ?? wi) M atomlC 1011s, PX, W O!0 ?? eornp, Friday, 'TheG nl4 notn gran -t hp PorI Ats libty of anwdt cr lnd Jle ist o enwup tro sen appnth poo poswill th en tep etlrvorl eunmi1 .°I the sO mont of th dis ~puto with Puoelio~. 'TheD unaflA of (tgf.O~i whiQoh, toWO I))V with the ftiram, COPPOWI)OnIi totitate 001th :bderal ...

... FAIRS IN ULSTE.R DURMNG THE EX{ 1 .U I W ( Al E E' K. 2f0N')Air.-(iilbltile, Armagll; Iailieboro,' C(avan; Swvateragll, DeLar'; ChlluCeltillanld IouaLelliales, IDone- gal ;(Gantiso, Ferianwagh ; Duniagiley [eauultltjjjion, andl Si~xllileel'osqs 'hTm.11(e Ion ?? al Loutghbiickland. Down; Pet- tigo and Lnglev, Doiaengl; CloIghelr, TyL\oae. Jim)tsesnLY. _ lilisboroughi, Dowln Moneyiere, D~erry; ...

... (5orrolloadavre. STEAM COMMUNICATION. TO TIlE rDITOR OF TIle BEELFAST NEWS-LETTER. StiC-The design of my former lette r was to de- monstrate the utility and convenience of steam corn- municoatioln direct between the Albert Basin anid Liverpool, and to shorw the benefits swhich would nc- vrue from the formation of a company to give effect to the views to which I then gave expression. Thle ...

... ST. BERTSY.-St. Betsy was wedded to a knight sho sailed with Raleigh and brought hoine tobacco, and the knight, smoked. But ho thought that St. Betsy, like other fine ladies of the Court, would fain that he should smoke out of doors, nor taint with 'bacco smoke the tapestry. Whereupon the knight would seek his gardieni, his orchard, and in any wea- tiher smoke sub Jove. Now, it chanced as the ...

... Vn. {. ,It OFFICE, I ?? IXM. I, '1 I, Ri I C A i Averpcool, Moo l;iy 'Tiii RvltrC ?? otsfip Peisilt arrived ilI ilie ViVOt yvi'nito'tty i !it'i Sfte bittigs- 3.If3,335 dol~. to sp,v'ui, antI II)to~jts lint (Tatosi f'ro Newt dlibatto, adloptetdI t't v-iii f~jooo ljvioj ll to efi'ect or' rc.- jt'ttitlg, thle itraty lt~i,etit'';iI itfias attiC Chu-m'oitlc for Ihol sot timciii ttl d ?? 'rltuive to ...

... THIE DOWNSIRITE ESTATES-TENANT- RIGHT. AMONG the best and most worthy of Irish landlords the Marquis of Downshire confessedly stands fore- most. His lordship, following the example of his revered father, tadies the liveliest interest in the welfare of his tenantry, and all schemes for their advancement and prosperity he zealously and wvith noble-hearted generosity always supports. D aring the ...

... ON Thursday, Richard Atkinson, Esq., was installed into office as the chief magistrate of Dublin, with all the usual formalitits and display of civie core- mmnlial, and with the most decided manifestations of approval on the part of the citizens of all classes in his election. The procession of state.carriages, &c., left the Mansion-house for thre City Hall, at the usual hour. The streets were ...

... - I i Torrolloadola, T iIE TRADE OF NE WRY. TO THlP EDITOR OF THlE BElLFtAST Nl WS-L.ETTER. Srts-Noow that the people of Neotv seem to m-ni. fost a practical interest in the matter of railvay commnnication with the interior, perhaps you will kindly permit me to draw attention to anethter sub. jr-ct or all but Pqital importanco. to the inhabitants of this town and surrounding districts, of oil ...