... AGRJICULTURE. FACTS FOR FARMERS. SOWING OLD WilHEAT.- A Sftbscfrber,' Ennils- killeh, asks- Will last year's wheat do as well for soivihg in September as this year's ?? year's wvheat'will do; but it is not so good, nor will it vegetate so qsuickly, s this year's BARLnEY MEAL FOR FEEFDING PIGS. 'A Ybrrng Farmer writes- ?? Will barley meal alone, mnixed with water, fatten, grow, and keep in ...

... m E.X I C O. ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MEXICO. THE British and North Aitrican Royal mail steamer Canada, Captain Lalig, arrived in the Uefsey on Saturday afternoon, from Boston and Halifax, with dates from Newv York to the 26th, Boston to the 27th ultimno, and Halifax to the 29th. Wo have also tele- graphic accoonts from New York via Halifax to the 28th ultimo. The Canada ...

... R A I ! W AI -E I Mi E, ?? E L 1 . TRAINBS Will leave for the undermentioned places from and to Belfast, on week days, at tihe fllowins hours: . ' Fro~mBelfeit. .: 'Po Belfast O, D.80 ar r: 2j 620 pm Atrim 7. 8,:10 27 am:2 i8 8 49pin. E Lm; 12n; 30 pm; Anna~glmore5 7 r m ffj 4' 8pm 716 pm. 7 40 pm .: 7, 8 am;, 12 ii, 4 80, Armaghs. 7 2p, O 3D. am, 12 n. 7 15pmin 400pm' O, 9 S0 am; 2, 8 20pm p ...

... SOMETHING LOOMING IN THE FUTURE; (FROM THE SATURDAY uEVIrW.) THir Italian war has not left Europe as it found her The brindle of sticks is. loosed, and the strengill that lay in their unity is turned to wealness. Austria and Russia eye each other with littleaffectbn, while each is connected by triple, ties of gratitude with France. Prussia and England are left alone; and Austria is no friend ...

... TIE usual weekly meeting of the Guardians of the Belfast Union was held yesterday in the boardroom of the workhouse, when the VICE-CHAIRNIAN (Dr. MlGee) presided. The other members present weye: ?? Browne, David M'Connell, David Wvaicele Richard Bell, Robert Carlile, John Hamill, beorge, Martin, James Kavanagb James Harper, and Join, Finlay, Esqrs. STATE OF THE HOUSE. Number in the workhouse, ...

... . ff 1 vj)4 1 ? ? . .; - I- -, flelfart 'Attul-reff m (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WlEDNESDAY, AUG. 10, 1859. THE return of the Italian Dukes to the territories from which they thought it prudent to retire on the outbreak of hostilities becomes every day less probable.. Garibaldi, it is said, has assumed the command bf the Tuscan forces, and will have at his disposal 150,000 fighting men ...

... NEWS'-LETTER OFFICE, ?? 'Morning. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.3 T 1I E C O N F E R E N C E. Zurich, Mlonday Evening. Tile Conference held a formal sitting to-day, at wbicll thle Sardinian plenipotentiaries assisted. TIHE DUCHY OF PARMA. Parnma, August 8th. The Sardinian Commissiofler bas informed the ul1nicilality of his departure, jeaving hlis Secretary M. Mangredi, charged with sovereign powers ...

... . EB Y M A G 1 E T I C T E LFE' It A P It.] HOUSE OF LORDS -YESTE hbAY. MILITIA LAW AMENDMENT BILL. The Earl of RIPON moved the second reading of the Militia Lawv Amendment Bill. Its object was to facilitate the action of Government in availing them- selves of the services of the force. Lord STRATFORD DE REDOLIFFE declared that though peaice was declarcd there was no guarantee for its ...

... 'THE EST BLIISHED CHURCH. His Excellency the ?? of Carlisle, K. G., lies been pleased to' appoint the Rev:Thoinas R. Shore, B.D, to the chaplaiucy ?? Government Prison. TuE BlisoP OF ExErin,-There is not the slightest foundation for the statement put. forward by a High Churchl-paper that the Bishop of Eaeter intends re- sig~ntiii his bishopric.: Uib lordship, who is82 years of ago, is in ...

... THE REVIVAL MOVEMENT IN BELFAST, TnIE vorkc of revival proceeds in Belfast, as well as throughout Ulster, without any diminution, and the results already produced appear to be most abiding. Those who are best acquainted with the individuals who professed conversion state that none have fallen off, but on the contrary, that they are daily growing stronger in faith, and give evidence of being ...

... Ox Monday morning, the men who have been engaged in the nine hours' movement carried qut ?? threat and refased to go to iork. The report of the Cen- tral Committee, who meet at the Paviors' Arms, in Johnson Street, Westminster, is that 40,000 men, in various parts of the mnetropolis, have struck, and the consequence, of course, is that building opera. tions in London have been almost entirely ...

... NAATONAgt EDHUA~iON MRLS rAiD l WHILE Opp Engish educational syste,-s - ining, upon the; vhole; ?? wide -spreaciap o.ppral that offre- ,,land seemas~ttbertegarded teveyear with increasing :disfavoi'r. ' t e-l iaceS it 1s trtiea large number ofX schools, attended by a large fiu'mber ofscholars. * So far it has succeeded, i that tile schools are there; ap4, l'so ae, the scoars,, . But the ...