... 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 ...

... T'uE Grand Orauge Lodge holds its Witten-a-ge- mote, in Dublin, to-day. Wec trust the mineberi- will azrea to a, addrori, to lh,- M.\nj-ty their Qucen, setting forth their loyalty and patriotism, and placing themselves ill her gracious hands. Meanwhile, the Daily Express, with the most superlatively generous officiousness, has tendered its advice to the Grand Lodlgc, strongly recom- mnendiig ...

... (toravolMll.a. TIIE CHURCH EDUCATION SOCIETY-THE EN- NISKILLEN MEETING-THE ARCHBISHOP OF ARMAGH'S LETTER. TO TIlE EDITOR O1 TIlE IIELFAST YEWS-LETTER. SIR-The friends ?? Education in the Pro- testant County of F rermanagh are in earnest, as is evi- dent front yoiui lelgtiened report of' the iueeting ro- ceritly held in Enniskillen. The speech delivered by the hollorilable anti learned ...

... (Prose the. Times' Xeto York Correspondaent.) NEW YoRic, OCTOBuER 14.-Picture to yourself the immense crowd that tour years ago lined the Strand to witness the funeral procession of' the Duke of Wellington, all clothed in masculine habiliments, the universal black smoke-pipe of London exchanged for the mnany coloured slouched hats of Nosw York, the smooth-shaved faces covered with beards and ...

... Yjaht 110 W ffitl. - Att I-11. There verc 75 recruits raised in the town of Tip- purary and ncigibourilood, within the last twele days, for tile 3rd Butls. Limerick district recrufiting was nevcr so brisk as at plCS~llt.-C'titottic?. Two Companies of tile fird Buffs, under Major Gra- hain, left Limerick on Saturday for Cork.' On Friday, 52 recruits joined the 2nd Batt. of the 3rd Buffs in this ...

... 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 ...

... THIE CHENICO-AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ULSTER. Toill twelfth annual meeting of tile above society Was held yesterday in tilm Laboratory, Upper Arthur Street when the followillg clergymiell and gentlemen were I' ?? Right Rev. thoe Lord Bishop of Down m and Connor, the Very Rev. Arclideacon Smith, Rev. G. Smith, Carmnoliney; Rev. V. Brace, Dr. Hamiliton, lin Dr. Ritchie, Dr. lodges, Winl. ...

... RIOTS IN LJUJGA.'. SEVERIAL P'1EINSONS \WTOUND)EDI). O t LDirgani corespondent liias su1it llS II leltcr, fi'0im whliehl it ahllCtil'5 tinit risds ot' t serjoos cilalracter haVC ocicurred ill toe ?? of, Igan It woould appear, that tile riots originiatedl in a reduction( ot wages ?? tilo veavl's otf tile locality; annd, nII- fbrtuiiately, the folly aid iadil(!ss of' time miisgiflded ...

... CITE Y OF DUBLIN STEI.\M-l'A.CKE'Pi C0.i' t N1 . niii H ustial lialf-yearly niceting- of' t le pri'!~ttlvirts of tiliis com panly tojok pilace o lt Weluee Lii, ;it [Iit', if- lice, No). 1.7t, Ldcii Qi uy, Sir' Jo hn K. J1:1lw , 13:1lan it) thle cairi. ?? [lie sm~eieai'y re1ad tlie rolltoNVIIo' I'-jioit, wh'icli wias arlopited:- 'rhe diric~tors, iii miaking tutur fifty-iiiothlji hlf- Act of ...

... LATEST N14EATWSi YESTERDA1Y'S DESPATCHE S [By SIAGNE'rIC TCLEGRAPt- PIEDMONT-T1IE (REAT ELECTIONS. Turin, lbll.rsdaiy. The definite scrultily gives forty-fiv0 11ilist0erist, 1and thirteen Opposition Iii Turin tile poll closce vith 238 rote.s for Colnut Cavollr, aganust 84 for tll clerical clmididates. is colleague for th, capital the veteran patriot., Trivalzio, wh o suill'ced iliClXte' years' ...

... ifloviga Aittellignice. F 1K A N C E. PA.RIS, SATURDAY EVIixloG.-It is not often that wbat falls friom the lips of' Lord Palmerston can be sincerely uphold by any of his own supporters, and it is still more unustial to find any one holding opinions diametrically opposed to those now professed by his lordsitip should focl called upon to break a lance in his dIeflifncC. I have already alluded to ...

... YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [BY 'tATGNBTIC TELrEGRArn.] Ct IM\POBTANT FROM INDIA. DELIII ENTIRELY OCCUPIED-GREAT LOSS OF LIFE-DEATT-I OF GE NERAL Y NICH-IOLSON-THR. KING OF DEHII1 A PRISONERR--RELIEF OF LTUCKNOW BY GENERAL I-AYlELOCK ANI) 1-H1S COLUMN - DEATH OF GENERAL NEILL-lRSING OF IRE13ELS IN TRE r BOMBMY PRESIDENCY. The followin.g telegraph wias received yesterday morning at thc Foreign ...