... A coPY of the following circular has been addressed to each board of guardians in Ireland:- Agricultural Statistics' Office, 5, lHenlietta 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 ...

... RAILWAY TIMB-TABLE. [ARIRANGED FOR THE NEWS-LETTER.] TRAINS Will leaVe 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 ...

... 'i?v r, , TIMSFiAlErr GENCE. I (BY .;tiGho11E AOD ELECTRIC T9L.80EAPIL) THE MONEY UARKET. London, Friday Night. The Funds to-day have beeu firmer, and a recovery of k per cent. has taken place. Little business is going forward in this department; attention being chiefly directed to English Rail- way Stocks, which generally exhibit a fresh ad- vance. .London ?? Westeru Shares have risenl per ...

... TaE SECRET SYSTEM. (rronm the lf orniiig Snr of Ytatosrday.) The Iritiig *v.rninnUt ?? a its insane course. Tha Belfast ?? into the Easil of tbhose persons now u custody oA ruhitiaio of having been concerned in trea- ,onablo practices lo to be' resumued uo-day. Where do ,ur English roadee suppose the inquiry is to tale plaet.? In open court to which the public will have free ingreae 4nd egress ...

... PRESENTATION OF COLOURS TO -- - - f TEENTE R TO1MENT | The ?? ceremnnu .e I -'a'lLereLleg ?? (if prosenrhi -0 14th RegimnenL toolk piac, YceterdY in tt l~t of Richm~ond Barracks, in the proeac Vj l . the Lord Lieutenant, the Couel2..r~ a.[ El Lord Seaton, and a britijint stadojf Le ordinary ccat attachilnj to thlB oceai ;stance Of th t5ew colours breigcmi s tti -by the Countess cit Egliritou ...

... DUtWJ SATURDAY, JANUARY 1,at -, DtJ~iI: SAUBDAY JANARY 1, 1869. . I i THE NEW YEAR- I Thie New Year opens on us with bright pros- peats, commercially and politically. Money, the great power of the age, is more atun- dant and cheap than it has been for many years, and in the -several markets there is a steadiness that indicates an assurance of security which amply compensates the thrifty ...

... _ 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 ...

... | By TrnttJ - . ?? N C I H i AN: Cosmiocll~ wrtea~;lie7~ IE his third letter on atlestiteof laln.~seilet~rt~ th 18 t I lndl agent yte. Hegays ?? itself is governed lb~ a viceroy, the, land of-1relIaliiis; Onagiusd' 6ficia thfee w'ra is 'and' vice miuitters ?? I ,i thri, now on Ireland 10S class of pess m'~ilu sa'he~hnthe B aeto who masage (6fhd 811 and, Are maeters of the land, though thayI ...

... . 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, .e' 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 ...

... THE INDUS SThEA-I FLOTIltA vl V- M- A_- A a A a- t A _ L. I 3o For the benefit of those who are not ?? to face a 15 cutting wind or the proverbial fragr;ice of the Thames, oo we will give a few particalars WtO'ardilig the new experi. mental vessol for the Indus. Tbe card tells us that its a length is 200 fiet, its breadth 38, its draught of water at 1 foot 10 incbes, its speed as a pessenger ...