... '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 ...

... IN oar publication of Alonday, wo briefly ref'erred to the death of tills gentlemrtil wlo fell in thle massacrte atSoalcote. From the correspondence of the Timee, it ?? that WvIlelm the 9th. Berigal Native Cavalry and tile 25th Native Infanltly ninutilniedI nt Scalcote, tile Ellropeanls lndleavoured to attalin tilc fort, as thieir only place of saiety, and that Dr. Graliallm was drivilng in ...

... EXIPRIENTS ON DRAY'S CIIANMPfON REAPING MACHINE. ON Friday~r, the ?? public Xperlile(it, in the North of reland of tlis celebrated reap1ing machline, took place on tile all(ds of Lord Dt]iilliill WAn Clandeboyc , 'It Claildeboye. M ri. Templeltoni, Lolrd Diiltlbin's Iin id- stolenwill, CXprCsseil a ?? to have the mnachinie throgllil5 t still anil at 01cCe tigiE'0(I to plce at t[he liSl)osstI ...

... T H E C I T YO F D E L H 1. (Frome the Edinburgh Ifitnesi..) THE modern town of Dclii stands on the right bank of the Jumna, not on the main stream, but on an off- set from it, in the midst of a sandy plain, on a rocky ridge, whose greatest altitude is 120 feet. On the same side of the river, on a ridge of heights over- looking the town from the North, are placed the Bri- tish cantonments. ...

... &hrpc j1mm IRELANDI)-PAST AND PRESENT. (Frlom tile Joal ?? Ilr is iearly a quarter of a century since thel Britisi Assoviatiou toot last in Dublin. The meeting ins 1835 was eltilwetiv successful. It was presided over by the late Plrovost, Doctor Lloyd-a gentleman distin- milslscii not ouls' for his learninig and scientific at- tnihimlcalts, but also by the more raro advanitages ot' p1raticil ...

... THE AAIIOMETANS IN INDIA. 'TO T111 EDITOR OF THE rDIES. SIR-As the light slowly breaks in upon tilc thick darkness whlich has hitherto covered ais with a fane- ,ral pall, the secret springs which have forced into ierce rebellion our Bengal soldiery and turned into Xe most desperate foes tie mnen we have nourisimil and ciherished as out1 Own flesh, it becomes moiC and moer cvident that ...