... .IIORTICULTURE. GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK, PLANT DmPARTriN 211T.-Conservatory, &c.-Attend careifully to speciiilen har(-Iwooded lants, wihich it may be n icessary to Winter in this house; many of these ar1 impiatielnt Of fire-heait and a contined at- mosphele. Use no more artiflciaI ivarnmth, thereisfore than is absolutely necessary, and endeavour to connte- ract its drying effects ...

... CO lRbRESPONDENCE. FPTI]EWr CIAINIQUY-T[IE REFORMUATION IN CANADA. TO Tll' EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. DEAR SiR-I highly approve of tibe suggestion rnra,! in 3-ur paper of' this date that the collection to bo maditsl the churches of all denominations on Churisilis Dyv he applied for the relier of Father Clilniqueys colony, and as the festival will fall this vcar tlo tie Lord's Day, tile ...

... TH'HI8s DAY'S NEWS. [B!f MAGNETIC TELErGRAPH.] NEWVS-LETTER OFFICE, Tuesday, One o'clock, p.tm. THE FRENuH PRESS AND ENGLAND. The Times6 says the diatribes which were rousing the French army and people into a fit of' causeless exasperation against this country have suddenly ceased at the bidding of the Minister. This shows clearly the artificial nature of these attacks. The Times shows tile ...

... FAlAT OPERATIONS FOR DECEMBER. WVnHEAr.-Srich wievats es have not Vet been sown shmild be com1tmiLted to the earth without delay, so as to lie in hefore tile first of tile new year, after' which we would recomnmrend notie to he sorve( till February, Umless the weather continslC orildl and open. RUSSIAN BEANS Mray still he sown, If the ground he iu a nslfriciently dtry sata to receive thlet. ...

... TILE LUTHER OF CANADA. WE have, from time to time, inserted in our columns statements and communications, detailing the origin and progress of the reformation in Canada, of which Father Chiniquy has been the leader. Of tlhe reality and importance of this great Illovement, there is no question; and, astonishing as the fact may seem, it is no less true that to the preaching and Cxample of one ...

... aVEIPs-LErTRe OFFiCE, ,, Ttlelday Itforning. in hehalf or tbe persecuted Protestants of the Alpille Hollalid, alrea(ly in type, Isut not l nown as l\liltonvalleys. 4 tretitise in |nstiflc!llion of thc var Witil eompositionX :UI. Hatililton has sucoceded in identi fY;xl6 by mcans of the Older Bool;s Or ttle Council of State. Thcse Oldol Booles iS nov apilears were alianged in tilO State Papel ...

... V1)t 43Xcif~~~lst 'l~~~l-lelus'f etter.~. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, NOV. 29, 1859. IT appears that a line of steamers between France and Iroland is projected in 'France, and Cher- boumg appears to be in favour as the Continental port of departure. We presume Cork: or Water- ford would be the Irish port selected, but this is as yet not decided upon. Whether such a line wvill be ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDP)yCp (rnB % -im niv -----.. l-%uit Uit OWN CRtiESPONgflair Tiu cana7-d ingeniously Circulated s the ls few days, to the effect that France had lgulne a general disarmriansint, has given rise to I o osal a speculation. Theknowing birdson the StOd0 LcIhange were not, however, to he caught bysuds t* gc cla, and althougb thle B ulB WOtled ey Ssr.en getically to send up thle ...

... PUBLIC IYVE5TIGATION INTO THE CONDUCT OF TEE BOMAN CATHOLIC CHAPILAIN. Y rST 5ERDiY, at twelve o'clock, a public investigation, as directed by the Poor.law Commissloners, was held in the Board-room of the Belfast Workhouse, before Captain ROBINSON, P.L.I., for the purpose of inquir- ing Into the truth of a report made on the Ist instant, by the schoolmaster against the Roman CJatholic chaplain ...

... DRAWN uP BlY A COMMITTI:IE OF THEI LINEN TRADE, APPOINTIRD UNDER TIIP SANCTION OP Tl3 BELFAST CIHAMBEIR OF COMMERCE. Belfast, Monday Evening, 28th Nov. FTAxSimE.-Tlhe Triton has arrived from Miga, with abolit 1,;700 Iiarries flaxseed. FlrAX-The countlry mnarkets wore fairly stipplie(d during tho pist wveek; a decidlidly active deniand prevaileld, and prices, especially in the Derry district, ...

... YESSTERDAY, at twelve o'clock, the annual meeting of the friends of this charity was held in the Board- room at the Old Poorhouse. Amongst those pre- sent were-the Lord Bishop of Down and Connor, Rev. Dr. Cooke, Rev. Dr. Miller, Rev. Professor Gibson, Moderator General Assembly; Rev. William Bruce, Rev. Willianm M'Ilwaine, Rev. Wm. Johnston, Rev. J. Macnaughtan, Dr. Dickson, Dr. C. Purdon, ...

... THIS DAY'S NEWS. [B Y M A N ET IO TEL E GRAPH .] NTEWS-LETTEI OFFICE, Wodnesday, One o'clock, pam. T 11 E C O N G R E S S. Paris, Nov. 30. The Mfoeldesr of this day says that the communi- cations which have for object to cause the assem- bling of the Congress were sent out yesterday to the several Powers who are to take part thereat. THE MOROCCO WAR. Madrid, November 29. Advices received from ...