... LOx, .1 ST NElVS YESTERDAY'S DESPATICHTES. (BYL'X MA NETIC TELEGRAPHI.) A m E It I C A. Livepoil)i, Thursday. The LiverlirlA, NeW Yo1l, atll VIilailelplira CoIt- paris's hijlily City)1 Vaslliii'tri itq:,iir 1r. C. lPetrie, I tS artived, br ithilig r New Yorik iicet 01' 2th l Aug., pa1,jS{SQII/Lel. alII Io()tomo d (l,)alIS in S~weee (111 I;15 1,trs I ?? I' Ozti~l'i ii. {;liar Stiiilsecie tonl ...

... L, A i;SiT N'1ES YESTEmDsaY'S i)ESP TCI{NS (By MAGNETIC PE[,EG RAPllI.) HER MAJESTY'S lETU1RN TO ENGLAND. Dover, 'TIrisrlAv. Sh1ortly hrefir' eleven o'clock this morlilrlg, tie Ilovil, vtetit wals seen far or oil' no tiren sen, Il1it rellny stemiiig ?? tie hillabour. Just plrC-i. lrR to tis, tih Managr' of tire Sorltt-l'astevii Iltaiway nt Dover reeived a telegri-tul train Lirron i th lar ie:' ...

... TNIR. HENLEY, MTP,, ON PROGRESS. THA31E,FRIDAY.-The annnual meeting of ?? Agricnltural Association was held yesterday. In the afternoon a dinner took place, whichi was attended by the Right lHon. J. IV. Henley, M.P., Col. North, M.P., Mr. T. T. Bernard, M.P., &c. The CHIAIRMAN gave the health of the members for the County of Oxford, which was enthusiastically drtmk. Mr. 1ITNI.IEY, M.P., ...

... RAMBLES 13Y ROAD AND BY RAIL. TIIE li(IlXTON AGRICUJLTURAL SIMINAIRY. Tiuts institultion was estalblishiel in 182¢, and owed its origin to the North-West Agriiciiltiiral Society, the fimds being supplied by various ilolilemien and gentIe- men, togetlher wvith the London companies, who own large estates in this part of Ulster, subscribing for 131 shares, of £25 each; hesides which, considerable ...

... 3I ici ttlla. SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS. (FROM THR IRISHI FARMERS' GAZETTI3.) TRlANSFERRING BEES FROM ONE lIfVETO AxOTIaR. -Pour a quarter ounce or two teaspoonsful of chlo- rofirm on a bit of cotton twice doubled, lift the hive and put it under it; in ten minutes the bees will be stupifled, and fall down on the board. Remove the bive and brush out any bees that may be clinging be- tween the ...

... STRIKING CONFESSION OF A CONVERTED I UNITARIAN MINISTER. TuE Rev. J. I. T. Coolidge, of Boston, United States, who, as already stated in our columns, lifs recently renonncod Unitarianisrm for othodox and evangelical religion, and whose secession has created great ex- citen'elnt amongst the Unitarian body, gives the fol- lowing very interesthrg personal narrativc in his fare- well sermon to his ...

... TEXTILE FABRICS OF THE ANCIENTS-LINEN, A LETTER on the preparation of flax so as to resemble cotton, which we (Dafy Ne'ws) published recently has Oeicited from al antiquarian correspondent the following curious and interesting resiine of what is known respecting the textile fabrics of the ancients: your correspoiident's reference to the clothing of the Assyrian gods carries us back to a period ...

... LATFST NlbEWVS. YEBSTERDAY'S DESPATCHlES. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) TIIE QUEEN'S JOURNEY TO TIlE, NORTII. This morninlg the Queen will leave Osborne for Leeds, whore she will opeii the TowiII Hall, to-inor- ?? A special train, containing the voulnger menllbers ot' tie Royal fltmily, w l' be ...

... LA T P ST NT WS. YESTEEItDAY'S 1)ESP AT CHl'S. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRltAPII.) THI TTBETY WITH CHINA. Thle fonifeur, of thiis morulimg contains the outIflu0 of the treaty with China, which admits t he tolerat ion of tile Cliristian religion, direct diplomntic relationsi at Pekin, all tihe ports opened to cnmtnerce, perinis- sion to travel all over the. empire, a now tariff and China to pay France ...

... IN, 1835 tbe first settlement was made in Victoria, t whence up to 1851, tihe population went on increasing ?? until it reached 77,345 souls in a period of 1i years; but from that date to March 31, 1851, little more than 6 years it jumped, it may be said, to 469,637 ...

... CAPTAIN MlCLINTOCK'S ARCTI(C EXPEDITION WVt' have been favoured by Mr. David Walker, of Bridge Street, Beliast, With e-xtracts fronm a letterjiust receivel fromn his son, Mr. David Walker, surgeon and naturadist to the expedition under Capt. I'Clintocli, now in the Arctic Seats, The extracts, which will be otminil below, are most interesting; and, appended to theili, we give the diary of Dr. ...

... i07,11) ? c I '4, ?9) clf a ? f '41 tio,54 0f cr. (ESTABILISIIED ANNO 1737.1 13BELFA ST: TUESD)AY, SEPT. 21, 1858. THE news, by telegraph, since our last is very scanty, and does not contain any item deserving of pauticular notice. The rumour, in reference to the probability of Mr. Gladstone joining the Administration of Lord Derby, bas been again revived. A Lon. don correspondent of the ...