... GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. PLANT DEPAItT3IXNT.-Conservatory, &c,-Tliis structile, wheie proper mcans are allowed, should ?? be getting gay; hybridl rhododendrous, camellias, &c., which should ie in flower, make a fine display. Large plants of'the above that have been some time in their pots or tubms will require uhilev water, more than people eomnimonly imagiie, and tepid liquid ma- ...

... R A ILW AY T I MB E-T AB LB. [ARRANGED ]FO THE NEWS-LETTER.] TRAiNs will leave for the undermectionled places from and to Belfast, on week days, at tie following hours :- Foats Belfast. ?? Belfast. 0, cltllis; 2, 4 30 pim Antrim 7 58, 1027 am; 2 18 0410 pml. 8 am; 12 n; 4 10 plmn; Amlaglhmol*e* 726 am; 12 i; 4 55lls; 7 15 pusl 7 40 patl 7,s8 mt ; 12 n, 4 30, Arsinitf 7 20, 'J 30 mns, 12 a, 7 ...

... TEIE TWO PAtRTLES-T[IE SOUTHERN STATES. (FROM TruE NEW YORKU TRIBUNE.) Tinm project of thc revival of the African slave tradc, and ic lfavour with wvicdl it has been received, and the agrarian and levelling doctrines preached by John Mitchel and his fullow-laboutrcrs, have not a little alarnied. the wealthy Conservative slaveholders. Hitherto they have ?? nobody as mtuch as the Ultra ...

... I-p ?? [fl )PC~sg ttr (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, FEB. 1, 1859. Tni marriage of Prince Napoleon with the Prin- cess Clotilde of Sardinia took place on Sunday, at Tuirin, amidst considerable popular *enthusiasm. Yesterday, the happy couple arrived at Genoa en route for MIarseilles. Thle most important item of intelligence to-day is that respecting the new Austrian loan of. £6 ...

... (FBOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDErNT.) LONDON, SATURDAY. THE peripatetic campaign in favolur of Rcebrm of Parliament was brought to a close last night at Roedate, where Mr. Bright delivered his final ora- tion. The hon. memiber naturally enough referred to the rival scheme as propounded by the Times, and stated that the schedules had, in fact, been boirowed from his own measure, although alterations ...

... CONSISTORIAL COURT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BaELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIR-I read in your paper of vesterday a letter from Mr. William Orr, of Greyabbey, one of Lhe defendants in the brawling case, and I feel constrained, as A Churchman, to say that I detest the court and its workings as much as any Dissenter, and I believe so do the three-ftnrths of'the Churchmen of Ireland, I was in perfect ...

... ANT IC IP A TI ONS, (eFROM TIIE PRESS.) lBFoRE we have again an opportunity of addressing our readers Parliament will have met, the speech from the Throne delivered, and the address debated. From that debate, comprehensive and desultory US 1 pro- bably will be, the country will be able to in a considerable degree the temper and leaning of the House, and to some extent to obtain an indication ...

... THIE NIdGNETIC TEEA3GRNP1 COMPANY'S CO UP D'ETA 1. (FROM Tlit3 .ORTHtEMr WIIG.) TunE Magetic Telegraph Company's last move dis- plays a mean inalignancy,- and a (disgracetnil determi- nation to carry out their oppressive scbcmnec Which has no parallel in the history of public companies, On Satnuday last, thc Magnetic Company adver- tised that the antendance at their Belfast office would, ...

... LONDONDERRYY CORRESPONDENCE, (Fonoa OUR OWN CORRESPO)DENT.) LONDONDERRY, MONDAY. Ti.E weatlher has been very uniavourable for some days past. On Friday evening and Saturday, the wind from the South-West blew almost a tempest, and the anticipations regarding losses at sea Dre great. On Sunday, there wore heavy snow-shlowers, and to-day a grlat quantity of sleet has fillen. The wind has ...

... FACTS FOR FARMERS. 1 LAYING DOWN LAND VWITH GRASS-SEEDS W1ITnOUT .A, CoRN CRoP,- B. A., County Down, ?? a r field is laid down lor permanent pasture without a . crop, say the end of Miarch, how soon could sheep be ll put on it? The field was turnips this last year; is qtite clean, and a light soil. It should be eaten down early, say by June or July, so as to prevent s the grasses runniig up ...

... YESTERDAY, at two o'clock the annual meeting of tile subscribers to and supporters of tho Belfast Sailors' Homo, was held in the Chamber of Commerce Tho gentlemen prosonton the octasion wlere:-Alder- man Mlallan, W. S. Tracy, RM.NI, Edward Cocy, J.P, Robert Boag, James Haniltol, Edward Pim, Robt. Wilson, John Pim, Gustavus Heyn, Iaimes bmRnett, J.P., Esqrs.; Surgeon Browne, RN.; Captain Dyer, ...

... 7E - - E- S - - NElVlS'-LETTER OFFICE, Tuesday Arlriifq- FRANCE, The Pnris ?? of the Tinzes says thuat among tho several m-nelmlbems of tlie Corps Legislative who have ahlrendy col0 o 11) to Paris, there is hardly one of them who dr es not state that, ini his depart- ment, the feeling of' the pleople is entircly adverse to war, It. is said that somlie nmonilers nre ft;r proposilig that ...