... A coPY of the following circular has been addressed to each board of guardians in Ireland:- Agricultural Statistics' Office, 5, ?? Strect. Dublin, 13th Dccember. GEXTLEMEN-r take tih liblelty of Cn1CIosing copies of returns showing the estinateed avcrnge pro- duce by the EEnglish and ats7o by the Lrish acre nt the various crops growni in 1858, within each electoral di- vision of the Union of-- ...

... RAILWAY TIMB-TABLE. [ARIRANGED FOR THE NEWS-LETTER.] TRAINS Will ?? for the undermentioned places from and to Belfast, on week days, at the following hours:- From Belfast. 'I'o Belfast, 0, 9 30 mu; 2, 4 30 pmn Antrina 7 08; 10 2? sin; 2 53 - 340 piiil. 7, 8 Im ; 12 iu, 4 30, Ariiagi 7 20, 9 30 siln, 12 1, 0, 030 am;2 p4 p 13allyalara d21, 10 ale m, 3 21, 0 3 7 mia; 12 11; * JO 1 310 ?? 7 40 ...

... . WO-W IT E.& YD T x D T.ii (FRsOat OUiR OWN CORIRESPON'r . DUBLIN, Tisurs J. 30. THiE graphic description ofthe gree. !sttas, by your corresponident in thc great n liais suffices for an account of the woatber, ?? occurrences in' Dublin on the occasion of that sacred festival. From morn till eve of a gloomy December day the rain poured dowei inexorably in torrents, and the poor and the ...

... MR. GLADSTONE AT ZZITE-A SCENE. A t scrNP1 took place at Znate, on the 15th, at the levee which Mr. Gladstone held immediately after his landing. We find it reported in a letter from Zante, dated December 18:- Mr. Gladstone landed here on Wednesday, the 15th inst. There was much excitencilt preparing for the coming man. Gladstone and union with Grecce was placarded all over the town; ...

... N U GEE N T'S AL MAN A C K. (FROM THE TIMES.) Oz Tuesday we inserted a letter from Ireland wvhicl described the quality of those popular prophetic almanacks which are sold at all the fairs and read in all the hovels, and which are thought to form the chief, and sometimcns the only, reading of the cattle dealers, small farmros, and other frequenters of the market fairs of Ireland. It would seem ...

... _ NAVArL APPOINTPssENT.Lieutenant John Liddell to the Nilh. . ., THu C014NET AND 511I SUBSTITUTE.-The Aoa Adv-ethiser besthe filiowing story:-- About a year ago, a young gentleman (the name is given by our contemporary) was anxious to procure at commission in a regiment of Dragoons, and not possessing those mental qualiflcations.which the Commander-in-Chief now requires, procured a substitute ...

... FRENCH GOSSIP AND CHIT CHAT, PARIS, WYE151ESDAY UVENZING.-The notion of a conntry realising self-government to the awfsiextent of deposing the actual incumbent of the throne, and substittiling a more anceptable'iulerois natarally too horrible to be thoutght of at Viennia, and accordingly a lotter fromn that capital in Couint Btial's organ Le JournlW de Frrnkfhrt, dated 22nd Dec., declares the ...

... [By 3BAG-G lTII THLEGRAPU1-] AUSTRIA AND SERVIA. Despatcjles have been sent out from the War De- partineot to Count Coronoli, Commander-in-Chief of the Austrian forces in Corintbia, ordering him to exercise the strictest surveillance on the frontier of Servia, and to oppose by force any attempt that may be made by the inhabitants to cross the Austrian territory. The Servian revolution is ...

... I 91 ?, e ? I gpelfilif , -,?5p d it r 1 , 01, r, , c W, t! 4r, (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, JAN. 1, 1859. UpoN the opening day of the new year, we take the opportunity of returning our warmest thanks to our numero;us subscribers and friends through- out tho Province, for, their uniform and steadily increasing support. For many years we have been privileged to address a large ...

... TURIN, TU13SDAVy Diro. 28.-The Glorwdile di 1?,uea of the 24th inst. denics the reported difterences he- twveen the Papal and French Governments. The journal states that the newspaper reports alleging animated and bitter conversations to have takeni place between the representatives of the two Govern- menits, together with other unpleasantness of a simi- lar naturc, are untrue. Dowx QUARTER ...

... THIE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has, in the kindest manner, and in langua'ge most gratifying to the feelings of the Rey, Richard Pope, Offered him the living of Tyrella, County of Down, which, how- ever, froml ill health, the rev. gentleman has been obliged to ?? Jail. SOCIETY FOR TrRP PROPAGATION OF TImE GOSPEL.-- The Very Rev. the Dean of Down will preach in ...

... [BY M AGNIETIC TELEaR0 PBH.] I N D IA. The following telegram from Acting Consul-Gene ral Green was received at the Foreign-Office at 10 pat., January 1st., 1850: Alexandria, December 25th, 1858. The steamer Bombay arrived at Seez from Bom- bay onltbe 21stwitli dates to the 9th. The steamer Ernu also arrived at Suez on the 21st from Australia. The amnesty is slowly, but surely, thinning the ...