... STE-COND EDITION-. 'l'HIS DAY'S NEWS. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAP1.I NE IVS-LET'J'R OFFICE, Taee2lay, One o'cr0sk-, panl. AUSTRIAN NATIONAL LOAN. Vienna, Decenmber 12. Tile Julstriaita Gazette of this evening says:-. To-dav, on' Chinge, it was positively stated that, withl tile new year, the payments in silver of the coupons of t(ie national loan will he resumed. TIHE NEW SOLICITOR-GENERAL. Air. ...

... RAILWAY TIMI E-TABLE. TR.AlNS will leaLve tor- the r10u01r`lentionult plaNces fronn and to Belfast, on week days, at the followin~ From Delftst. To Belfast. 6, CoO ama; 2, l 10 pm I Altrim 7 58, 10 27 am; 2 40 A 40 p.ll. 8 am; 12 n; 4 30 pin; Aaimghimorc 7115ai; 1211; 4 5pm 715 1 m 7 40 pin 7, 8 aim; 12 ii, 4 30, AIiltifh 7 20, D :.0 nill, 12 n 715 plia 2,10 pIll G, 9.0 j am; 2, 4 pm 3 i ...

... FA C T S F O R F A RM A E R S. DlILLIXG WIEitAT ON TURNIP LAND,- A Kildare FarmeC writes- I have already Sown wheat on my potato land with HOrnsly's corn di-ll, 6 icIses aPn art in the rows, and with 15 stone of newly-imported seed (Ilinter's) per Irish acre; would you advise me to use it in sowing wheat on ny tuinip landl- We think you sowed the seed wheat, in the first case, too thickly ...

... GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. PLANT DEPARTMEN'r-Conservatory, &c.- In changeable weather like the present, this structure villi reqlile very eareful mnanagement.. The bestplan is to keep as low and (Try a temperature as can possibly be permitted, say from 400 to 450 at night, allowing- it to rise a little in the daytime. In urixed greenhouses see that the young stock of heliotropes, ...

... THE AMERICAN FRIENDLY ASSOCIATION FOR IRISH ENIIGRANIS. LAST evening, a meeting wats held it, thce Victoria Hall, for the purpose (if hearing at statement of the Objects of the association by the agent., Mr. John Cook~e. The chair was occupied by Will. EIVART, juni., E sq., Mayor of Belfast; aind amonigst those pre~- sent were-The Lordl Bishop of Down and Conner, Rev. Dr. Cooke, Rev. Win. ...

... xj' ;~. t hj-3J s Xt.) }lt I (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, DEC. 13, 1859. IT is stated that Lord Wodchousc is to attend the Congress at Paris as a second Plenipotentiary. The Times, which makes the announcement, told us some days ago that Lord Cowley would merely attend as our Ambassador at Paris, but not as Plenipotentiary. The public have surely a right to know how this is ...

... THE PROPOSED TJOlYlVOOD AND BANGOR RAIL WAY. WE have received the following note from a gentle- man who does not wish his name to appear:- DEAR SIR-I do not want to enter into a contro- verSy as to tilhe nwcrits of tile HolywoofI and Baulgor Line, but you seem to forgettone point: that this extension will add so much to the traffic of the best part of the County Dowin RailnIay-Viz. the line to ...

... LA~r:tIi T INEWS. - -= it t xamineb tlse validity of the reason of tbis nnorna 10u3 resollltion. LONDON PRODUCE WIARKET. Sligar-Mallret rery flrm; good bnsiness inrelinel qnillilv A carszo ot liavannn, consistill6 Of 88( rxeSS 1¢ to 1GA; has been sold nt 31s for nenv port lly insured. Coriee-Full demand, nt faII rnte. ToaQlljet Cominon congon, Is. 2d. 12,00( pacl;liges gor sal e on Thursday. ...

... YRSrERDAY evening a meeting of tlis society vas held in Holywood, when Prore ssor CRAM occuplied the chair. The following paper on The Preservation of Health, more especially in connexion with the air we breathe, was read by Henry AlacCormac, Esq. 1M.D.:- The excessive importance of the art of preventing disease, is admitted, yenr iry year, and more and more. In ancient times whole ...

... (itnlst OUlt OVN CorcRHLSPONDNT.) i LoNDoN, SATUIRDAY. THEFRE is little new or startling to CoMunl nicate liro the Continent. Thie San Juan affair is reported as arranged for the present, the invitations are going out For tho Congress, the MAIoors and Spallirds are figbting, as tile late Lady Morgan would Ihave Said, like regnlar devils, nend tile French and English are ell route for a ...

... I '(TI, ? c il'elflut AC W'5' -,?4f et t a-. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.2 I .- BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14, 1859. IT is stated that Garibaldi was married on the 7th inst., to the daughter of the Italian patriot, Ramonidi. The last wife of Garibaldi has left a name which will always be in the foremost rank of the world's heroines; aid, doubtless, in wed- ding again, the Washington of Italy has ...

... BIELAST BOARD OF GUARDIANS. YVRSTRRODAY, the rIsil;l woeklv meoting of thc Guar- linns ol the 13ellast Union Wats held in tile Board- room of the workhouse, when the Vice-Chairman, Dr. MGEE, J.P., presided. The other meibeis present woro-W. T. B. Lyons, Esq., J.P.; Robert Thomson, J.P.; Dr. Moore, Snrgelon Browno; David MiConnell, David Taylor, Hughi M'(CnWtchcon, Jaimes Klavanagh, Adaiu Brown ...