... . FACTS FOR FARMERS. ARTIFICIAL MIANURE SUITED FOR LATE SWEDES.- A Co. Cork Farjer writes- I have six statute ncrcs of Swedish turnips to sow yet, for which] have no farni-yard manure, Whether shoald I use guano or superphospho ate of lime, Which gives the best corn crop toe y6a. fo0lowing? .The quantity of each per ?? plri6e per: ton. The land is a light, gravelly, poor oat stbble-kindi ...

... ADDRESS TO THIE IRUISH LIBERAL MEMBBERS OE PARLIAMIENT. _i THE following important documept has just been transmitted to us (ruening Pcst). It is the addres6 of the Roman -Catholie'cl'gy or the 'oniied'diocose of CasbelanirEily;' to th6 Irishh Liberal moneibdrs returned to the now Parliamont. The address is. signed by the Romish Archbishop of Cashe1, tile Most Rev: Dr. LuAhy, Dean Cantwvll; ?? ...

... IIORTICU.LTURE. !.PARIENING OPERATIONS FOR TUE WEEK. PLANT DePARTMIEi'T.-.hd. onservatory should -now, be giy with such things, as Achinsenes, Clero- ' dendrdns, Allarnandis, Gardeniis, Stephanotis, and other showy plants f'rom the-stove, for without the as- Isistancelof theseit is hardly passihie to produce a first- ,rate display at this season. And if the holise pan be kept rather clope many ...

... T DISGRACEFUL -RIOTING AND INCENDIARTIN I 14TUAAITTME LAW DEFIFD. TueAus -FhDty.yYestorday a ?? of soldiers arrived in Tin'ni to ail the civil power in giving pos- session to Lord Phiun1et of the premises lately occu- pied by the Clrisktinn Brothets, as on a fnrmer occas- sion the Sheriff ?? to yield to the viile'ic of th e 'mob, and waS nna;le to give possession from want of a sufficient ...

... (ESTABLISHED ANIJO 1737.) .. .BELFAST: TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1859.' THE journals of the French and Sardiniau alliance are striving to, maeto as muoha poaciblo not only- of the victories but ''f~the defeats of the allies. We, who look upon the6conflict' raging, in Italy with a perfeqtly, impartial eye, feel-it oir. duty, howevor, to keep onr roaders informed as far as possible of the 'truth, 'not ...

... NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, Tueoday Aferning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,] PRUSSIA-PROPOSALS FOR PEACE. Tho Paris correspondent of the Dlaily, News says ?? SeCCIs to be very little doubt that Prussia is about to make to France proposals for peace. A Berlin letter asserts that the Prussian General, Redeowatze, stated to the Frankfort Diet that the line ?? Mincio was necessary for the seeurity of Ger- many, ...

... SECONDSEDITION. TH:I.S DAY'S NEWS. CB Y M AGTNETI C TELEGRAP1.] EWIVS-LETTER OFFICE, Ti'esday,' d One o'clock, p.m. SARDINIA AND RONE. The Morning Post ?? Victor Emmanuel has officially declared ?? will not consent to the an- nexation of any part of the Roman States to Sardinia. TREATY BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TURKEY. The Morning Stur says it is in a position, from private inforniation, to stato ...

... * PROMOTIONS. AN D EXC 1A NG RS. WAR-OFFIOE, JUNI 17. 61h Regimcnt of Dragoon. Guards- Captain S Hunter, frotntlie 2nd 'Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Unlacke,, who exchanges. 7th Dhgobdn Gnm ?? E J Franllyn, AM D, ?? Dragoons, fo be S'nrgeorn, 'vice Arden, who exchatnges. 2nd Dragoois-Captain 0 HWUhlacko, from the Gth Dragoon 'Guards, to be Captain, vice Hunter, who exchanges., 10th Light ...

... FRENCH GOSSLP AND CHIT-CHAT. PARrS, FaMDSY Eriuwrxu.-Thu advacice of tile allies has been so rapid, and thc nible-foted Zouaves have clmared so uany dykes, canals, rivers, and road- less tracts,. 'immeasurably spread, that thc Paris army correspondents have been left nowhere, and two of the best ofthem, A mA dee Achard of thi Debats, and Edmond Texier of the Siecle, have conic back to us. It ...

... LONDON COORRESPONDEN CT . (FRom OUR OWN COREitrS'ODrNTr.) LOoNDOX, STlIJRD Y, EVRX(G. Tits two Houses of Parliamehthave ihiet'again'aftei the recent passage ar-nrm,s; and-the; loaders of the: rival hosts bave exchienged 'tbo coutitesies usial upon suchi' occasions. The Holiso of LQrds was flled yesterday evening with ladies, ivlio, having nothing better to do, drove from the Park to the' neW ...

... rTALU AND. TIII ANGLOMRENCI0ALLIANCE 1 .TgE:/'I6ivowinfP iml)ortarnt ?? extractbd from the blue-book 19 a complete ' emb6rlimetit' .of the views or the :Derby Governmient upon the quarrel be- tweon 'AustiAd riedrli'ilce nid Sardinin : TiJ!H itinL or M.\LmFUE RY TO MiRtL COWLEY. Foreign-off6ce, MayO'L 1859.! Mvi LoRD 't h've ialiioady transmittel to your .Excelleitcy ?? Count1 ...

... TH1E N EW MINISTRY. (FROM TlE IMORNING HERALD.) WE are to have ?? nondescript Adminis- tration once niore; and for a period, however hort, thb country muist remain under tho direction ot' those who cannot direct each other. There is to be another rule by men who draw ripon thie ftit ire and a great harvest of promises. In such cireCuiu- stances it is fortunate that we are in a posioincto look ...