... IIOMISEL INTOLERANCE IN DROG I{EDA. DIROGIIEDA, SEPT. 28.-Rome's petculiar teaching is daily manilested here, and many illustrations are afforded of the evil nature and unhappy tendency of the ftrit it is bearing, exemplifying hew broad-cast the seed is sonit and the zeal with which she Ia- bours. On Sunday evening last, ais the Rev. Mr. lHamilton, Incenmbent of Tullyallen, was coning- in, ...

... WIND AND WEATHER REPORT-SEPw, 10, Belfast, SW, showery, (BY IIAOUET10 TELEQslAPll,) Deal, SW, moderato Watorford, SE wet Dover, SW, moderate tueenstown, SW, strong, Birmingham, SW, fine flne London, SW, fine Armagh, NE, dlull Liverpool, SW, dull Portadovn, SW, wet Hull SW, fine Londonderry SW, dull Malancester, SW, wet Newry, NE, fine Gravesend, WSW, fine l)undalk, 855, dull Dublin, SW, wet ...

... TInE following is an extract bf a letter tloll Ber ne:- A young Protestant girl or 18, a native of tihe Pays (1o Vaid, lived witil an English tfamily at Lcghorn- Having become surronnded by Catholic influences' she was induced to ahjure Protestantism, HIearing this, her father, in tile just exercise of his paternal rigits over a minor, demanded the interference of tile Swiss Consul at Legholrn ...

... Vp 2 'SS. THE EUROPEAN POWERS AND TIlE CHINESE COURT. (FnO.M TILE TIMES.) WITHIN the last few hours we have been put in pos- session of several private letters written fromt the Peito to persorrs in London. and these enable us to understand in More (detail the negotiations that havc taken placc between thle European Powers and tile Court of Pokin. Our readers were previously informed that on ...

... uixa1t lltffliglluc NARROW EScAPE AT LtURIGAN RArLWAY STkTION. Yesterday evening, as tile one o'clock train from Dahllin was approaching the station at Lurain at balf-past five o'clock, a man, who had parlaken ralier freely of ?? Johnl Barley-corn, while walking on tile put (orim, strnibled and AMI! oif upon the rails, and, in an instant, tile train, which was cominici' il ati the time, mnst ...

... Mu. HIND, in a letter to a contemporary, says:- . a From three to four o'clock this morning (Mon- day), the sky being remarkably clear, the comet of Donati presented itself as a very conspicous object in the North-Eastern heavens. Its nuclousiwas as bright as a star of the second magnitude, and, though not planetary in appearance, bore high magniflers bett. r than any comet I remember to have ...

... L Am TIST_ N 'IW S. YESTERDAY'S D)ESPATOCITSS (BY MIAGNETIC TELEGRAMll.) A M E RI C A. Liverpool, Firir .y Tbe Alps has arrived fromt Nv Nwrltor, rulth lia-cs to thl 5th inst. Tbe steamsip Paej oc, i e wry renelle(l St. John's, N.B., onl the 2rad inst,, id(l thle s. s. Africa, hence, arrived at New V',rli ,rIr. drty Tire celebration of tile stlccesrtiil la% in-g of tit e Atlantic telegraph ...

... a. John Thomson, Esq., of Low Wood, and the Misses Thomson have arrived in Beifast, we are happy to say in the ?? of good lhealtil, after their con- tinental tour. ANNIVERSARY SERMONS IN AGNES STREPT IVES- LEYAN CinuRen.-Yesterday, according to previous announcement, the Rev. Daniel MI'Ace, so well known as one of tho ablest an(l most talented minis- ters in connexion with tihe Wesleyan ...

... 3261italtix'c. FARMING OPERATIONS FOR, OCTOBER. WINTRR VETHLcS AND RM, and also rye alone, when not alicady got in,-mist bo sown immediately; and if such cannot he acconmli:ihed, the sowing of vetches will require to he dlel-ersrd until Spring. Brar, whon sown now, will ripen about the middle of July. It is Sown alter early-dug potatoes, or Suimilmer v'etches; nnd twelnty stoutes per Irish ...

... she2 Viucs. CARDINAL WISEMAN IN IRELAND. (FROM THE PRESS.) THIE prosperity antl Ipeace of Ireland ill suit the pur- poses of Rome. That Ireland, the very brotbed of Popery-the ?? thorn in the side of Protestant Eagland-shotll not only cease to be that thorn, blnt stiould actually serve to increase the power of'(;reat Britint is 1 a state of things whidi makes the Roman P'nltiffis tretmible for ...

... LA T ilS TNE8W S- YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHIES. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPl.) E R A N C E. Thle Mofniteur nniounces that, lby different dtcrees, signed du ring the tour of the Entpvroi ii Brittaniy firteen ecclesiastics of that province have been notii- nuted or promoted to the Legion of Hononr. The MArotilest publishes directions for executing0 ?? itew blow Oil Illiifhiiletuld ieis' Ill irks. Thce ...

... Li ?? NDNS- YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. I (BY M1AGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) A Al E R I C A. NEWS PER PRINCE A LBERT. U alway, Wednesday. The Prince Albert arrived at Loop Head at siX o'clock last evening; left Sandy Hook at four o'clock P.m. onl 21st; stopped occasionally through hot bearings ; coals reported bad; weather being very stormy, hove to for dlay-lighlt;' anchored in harbourr at nine o'clock ...