... 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 ...

... I cl ? tI YltIflut ciu-Feffir. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29, 1858. TunE Concordat entered into by Wurtemberg with the Holy Seehlnsproduced great agitation through- out the State. It was well known to be the work of the old King's female favourite, who is entirely under the influence of the Jesuits. The King is a Protestant, and the form of government is con- ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... YESTERDAY, the ?? forltnightly meeting of the members of this Board was held at the Harbour Office--JoUN CLARKE, Esq., J.P., in the chnib. Thle other members present werec-.Tames Hamilton, Samunel Causlaild; John Moore, James Macaula, and williim J. Young, Esqrs - The minutes of the last mefiichg were read and conflirmcd. A SCOTCH BARONET FINED FOR A BRtEACHI OF TIHE - : . - nBARBOUR nBYE-LAWS ...

... PROFESSOR PHILLIPS'S DISCOURSE. LEEDS, SATURDAY EVaNING.-The second general meeting, last (Friday) evening, Was attended by a larger number of members than either the first meet- ing on Wednesday, or the conversazione on Thursday evening. Tlhere were about 1,500 ladies and gentle- mcn present, including nearly all the distinguished members whose names we have published; Professor OwEr, ...

... Tent Field ?? Derby, after announcing his intention to sell off his stud, because his public duties prevented his attendance at their performances on the raeo-course, has boqght in a moiety of them, and so the TImes comes to the conclusion that the Premier has been guilty of something like a fraud by using the superior aninals as a means of getting together a large assembly, and thus ...

... AMERICAN CORR.ESPONDlNCE. -- - - 1-0O NEW YORK, SErT. 15, 1858. Wi. have been in a comparatively quiescent stnte since the jubilitant demonstrations of' whichi I attempted to give you an idea in my last; the telegraph is very quiet, indeed so much so, that a great nmany sapient old gentlemen are beginning to sbake their venerable wigs, and say, in qmite a mysterious manner, Vle knew, ,c. ...

... I THis time last year money was running short, dis- counts. were running, up, credits were upon a most deliente footing, commercial houses were falling, and. crushiin hundreds to ruin as they fell. Lcss than twelve months ago, on the 9th of November, 185', discounts w~ere at ton per cent., and panic reigned in England, Holiand, France, and America. Truly, cash is a capricious flirt. Ono day ...

... I HODE yesterday to the cemetery. It is situated just outside the city wall, on the slope of a moun- tain, about a mile North-East from Brigham Torneg's house. A cobble-stone vall surrounds it, like tile wall of Fort Bridger, or those around Brighamns and ?? squares. Tbe ground is undulating, ald is traversed by one or two deep gallics. The soil is parched and friable, and the only vegetation ...

... LONGFELLOW'S NEW PoEM, The Courtship of Mliles Standish, occupies about soventy pages Of the book he has just published. The poem rests on a basis of historical truth. Miles Standish was the descen- dant of a valiant race in Lancashire. Among the soldiers sent over by Elizabeth Queen of England to help the Dutch in their grand struggle for indepen- dcnce, Miles Standish drew his sword. ...

... (FROM THE LEADER.) ANMoxG the many objects of permanent suspicion to the Fitench Government, there are few that from time to time have cansed mote anxiety than the sale or books, pamphlets, and periodicals, by means of what is termed colportaye. Ever since the days of Pauil Conrier, who wws in a ccrtain sonse the Cobhett of France, and whose writings were dispersed by the I)OOk-hawkers ...