... '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 ...

... 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 ...

... RESTRICTIONS ON TIHE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS. AT the Marlboroughb Strect Policc Court, on Tuesday, Lyons and Sioleford. a brace of donkey-lnngcd itine- rant vendors of ' third editions, were charged with being drunk, and vociferatinig in St. James's Square, to the aruoyance of niembors of various clabs. Inspector LEST'EM said thoe men 1Vere bawling ont that authentic information mad just bcen ...

... . 6altslastitat. TIHE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. The Lord Bisbop of Ossory Ferns and Leigbilin, beld an ordination in the Cathedral Church of St. Canice, on Sunday last. The following were the can- didlates ?? Penrose, A.B., of Magfdalen-lall, Oxford, for thle Curacy of Castle- comor, in the Diocese of Ossory; and John Bristow, A.B., of the University of Trinity College, Dublin, for the Cmracy of ...

... BRITISH IASSOCIATION. T11 Proceedings of the Association wero oan Wednes- day brought to a formal and most satisfactory con- clhsion. SECTION A. MATHEMATICAL ANID PRIYSICAL SCIENOE. This section met at ten o'clock, and tile chair was s'ibsequtently taken by the President, the Rev, Dr. Mi14 J. JI AIu rrv read a papier containing A pro- posal tor the estalishmnt of a uniformll ?? of timic ovcr ...

... v THE ANNUAL PRAYER MEETING. *- Are have a strong city. Salvation will G oi appoiht, for wails and ?? xxvi., t. TO TILE EDITOR OF T IL I BtELPlAST NEWt'S-U.TTERT, Sin-Allow m o vety brk'lly to rall attention tothe prayer-nmeeting of Sunday-school tcaCho'rs, to 1, held i Finsheriwick P lace. at IJalf-past sevvi o'clock on Sunday mornilng. For several years a like Isseting has taken place, and ...

... 'I'HIS DAY'S LONDON NEWS. (utY MAGNETIC TELECIAPIO.] NEWS-LETTER OFFICE. 1 o'clock, P.M. ASSASSINATION OF THE BRITISH MINISTER AT LIMA. The Atrato, which arrived at Soulthampton yester- dav, hiaslbrouight accounts from Lima of' the assassi- nation of Mr. S. IT. Sullivan, the British Mhuistcr at miua. Milr. Sullivan was diling, whell six *nen' mnasked, fired six shots, one of which ploved fatal ...

... . bnrbcc DIOCESAN COLLECTION FORNTHE RELIEF OF THE SUFFERE RS IN THE INDIA MUTINY. TO TEE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST N1EWS-LfTTER. SIR-Whilst agreeing with the writer of a coin- municatida; that ?? inyour paper of .bhis dato, signed A Soldier's Friend .so far, at least, as ;e- gards thil desirableness of tlic ililest information beint given to' the public respecting the very large, amount ...

... OiTEcNb, in the history of ?? NoItliern Protestatism, has Dr, Cooke stood nobly forward as its feairless and victorious champion; alld never were bis name, talents, and indomitable couirage moiC reqi1ied than they are at the present moment. For some weeks past, the religious liberty of the capital of the North has been endangered. Protestant ministers have been prevented, by a Romisih mob; ...

... SEARCH FOR SIR JOHX FRANKLIN BY 1IIOLIxTOCKiS i EXPEDSITION. Mthr. MAIsellAMA read tile following paper on thi above ?? are few subjects more closell connected Nvith thle enterprise of our comftrymen ir every age than that of Arctic exploration-a subjeci which has now For years attracted stcih auxio and painful interest. The Arctic regions haveo e c been at field for the display of all the ...

... YESTERDAY'S DES PAT CHES. CnY B RiTISI AND liti6lSIAOG.NETrO TELEGRAIPI.] INDIA. VICTORIES OF GENERAL, HAVELOCK AND BRIGADIER NICHOLSON. The fillowing tclegr'apshic despatch was received at the Foreign Officc, through the Admiralty, September 13, 5.30 ?? Cagliari, Sept 13, To TnE SECRETARY O TIIE ADMIRAITY. Rear-Adinrlal at Malta to the Secretary of the Ad- tuiralty, Sept. 11. The Pekin ...

... PUI1iLI MEETING AT l1oLYWOOD. . PUBLIC AIMItTNG, onl behalf of the above society, was held last evening in the Assembly-roorn, Holy- wood. More than ordinary interest was attached to the proceedings, as in accordance with ?? an- noinceient, the Rcv. Dr. Caldwell, a distinguished missionary, recently returned from India, attended as a deputation from the society, for the purpose of delivering ...