... 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 ...

... cidti? ?c FARMING OPERATIONS FOR JULY. Time late copious andic ?? uted rahis will have etttbled the lhrnuser to conelude their turip~ll smwilng, which we trust they have taken adviiagte, Of' to ?? iii tire accessary breadtlhs. Though a little lalte tor Swedles, we mlay expect an averag'e crop Of' that vainl- ahie toot crop, fromt the atid of' guanlo aind supcrtpllos- phate, and thel very line ...

... LATEST NE WS. ffold Xvas sol(l to tile }s.L111r to-elils. {lle Alz(ls-;llP ?? Brazils, on Alolulay, avill tale ?? i ) 0 ill (ro M it Ill)l)(albs til;tt tllc ell((lilcs (ls tilc ?? lXlz) faile(l in tile Stocl; Exctilanfro on 1'1 id:lv, avel e iliatl- \-cl til)l3- C:lSilC(l ?? lliS lealiluel Ki / t lle c)lz;tlle l z i ll 13:1111i) to tilo ?? ol ;'2,700. l[e ilaS alseoll(ll asl(l they will havc ...

... R. EPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. ON ?? appeared in our columns the letter of a London correspondent, in whose personal judgment and accuracy we have, with just reason, the fullest confidence, and whose nmrans of obtaining infornua- tion on public matters in the great metropolis we know to be equal to those at the disposal of any member of the comnunity, even including a provin- cial journalist, ...

... l'GGYP1T: ITS PRESENT SOCIETY AND GOVERNAIENT. L.ECTUR~E BYV ARC IMuStio' WVItATiEiX. SATUInS .Y eVening1, inl thle MuISic 1hal, his Grace the Arc hbisliop of' Dlibhiin dlelivered aI lecture inl con- iie~xioln with the Belrast, Workiiig Classes Association. The ..fvl ws i( of' flth largest andl iost lespec- taible we have ever witnmessetd fi Belfast. Amongst those pre~sent beskidcs his ...

... 'able flietb (talk Qt GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK, PLrNTDEU1ARTMRNT.-Conser-vatory, &C.-LlCIlias and other Wiiitcr flowering. thillgS glowing ill the lborder must be frecely cxposcd to light and air, in order to get the growth well ripencd and to insure fine disp1)ly of bloom. Also see that all plants are clear of black thrips, for this pest is particularly active at this scason wherever ...

... Ttill Colonab Observer, of Nov. 2, has the following from Galle:- ARRIVAL OF TIHE STEAMER JOHN IIELL AND SAILING TRANSPORT )VILLIAM IIAMMOND. Arrived, the steamer John Bell, Captain A. Orkney. Kingstown, August 6; St. Vincent, 20; Sinon's Bay, Septemrber 29. I'asseigers:-Lieute- nant-Col, Sparks, Majors Gloster and Sno(dgras, Cap- tains Dieking and Aadington, Dr. Wall, Lieutenants Barton, Hume ...

... I Lavat alt? '11jilitary. The papers announce the death of Admiral Sir F. Beanfort. The Commander-in-Chief has issued a circular, with special reference to cases which be represents as an inwarraitedrecomimiiiendation to mercy, when indivi- duals have proved themselves to be unworthy of scrving their Queen and country. The Ordnance steamer Bala Klava arrived in Cotl on Saturday, with six ...

... ELSEWHERE ilt our ?? will be found an advertisement by 'Mr. M'Lean, the excellent so- licitor to the Conservative Society, calling on such of the Protestants of Belfast as have been sufferers by the riots of the past two months to comrlmunicate with him as to the special circum. stanees of the outrages committed on themselves or their properties. This is a call which should at once be ...

... 6'eCes.I _ YANKE E CO O LN ESS. f (From thie T'imres.) I OUR Transatlantic neighbou's take tile convulsion of their money market wvith their accustomed coolness. is There trade is for the time, lideed, almost dead. Could people, upon the failure of a circulating me- n dium. fall back immediately upon the original prin-| t ciple of commerco-exchange in kind-this need not be the result; for why ...