... Wr (Daily ANews) have received from Guernsey, with a request tisat it should appear in our colapins, the following eloquent appeal from the illustrious poet of France, who has tbe right to speak with all the authority of his own noble sorrows in the nanie of outraged freedom:- When one thinks of the United States of America, a majestic tigure rise3 to tile maind-Washington. Now, in that ...

... CO iRES PON DENCE. CHURCHI EDUCATION. TO THE 3DITOR OF THlE BElFASf NEWS-LEtTER. U Sin-I am glad to see in your paper otfthis morn- ing, the lettler of a correslponderit signed An Ob- server, comintkming on certain late proceedings at the Moidal School, Belfst. I, too, have deeply felt that it is not to he per- j mitted that such statements as were then put for- ward should be suffered to ...

... RAILWAY TIIhE-TABLE. TnAINS Will leav for the undermen3tionef( places, from and to Belfaist, on week days, at the following hours From 130l fiotA. To Belfast. , 33 am; 2, 41 o10 Pm Antrim 18, 10 27 Anm; 2 40 Ih.10 plo1. 8 mn; 12 n; 4 30 pm; Aimngolmorco 7 25 amn; 12 n; 4 55 pm 7 15 pmll 7 d0 ?? 7, 8 em I ; 12 1), I0 30, A roliogil h)3, 13 0 ino, 12 Il 7 10 pmn 51 Pill 3 G, 9130 ale;1- 2, i 30 ...

... THE APPRENTICE BOYS OF DERRY CLUB, Tills distinguislhed society dined together on Wed- nesday last, the 7th of Deceniher, to celehitate the llst ann iversary of tlhe siege of Derry, in tbe land- some and commodious saloon attached to Reynolds's Hotel, Sackyille Street. About forty gentlemen sat down, and1 were most ably presidled over by Sir Hervey Bruce, the Goverinor for the present year, ...

... CORRESPONDENC ?? SEWING BY STEAM POWER. TO TIlE EDITOR OF TBE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. DEAR S[R-I oliservo in your paper a notice to the effect that tile York Street Flay Spinning Company are time first in Ireland to apply Stcam as a Inotive power to sowing-machines. This is quite incorrect, as it is now eighteenl months since I commenced using that means for orkling themn in my factory. _VeCy ...

... (IROMI ouit oNYT cormisPONDE5T.) LONDOX, SsruRDs Trir severity of the weather in London continues artc increases. Last nlight the cold would lhave doe credit to an Arctic Winter, and to-day we have not onlly a temperature two or three degrees belov freey. ilIg-poilit, but, iii aditioss a dall London f(b, with di ifling slowV, thiat tuiis to icicles as it tills 1Vw thi sig 510ore ?? could not ...

... SCRAPS Fr.OM.1 PUNCH FOR DECEMBER 3. Bl3AoN BRAMT W tL'S BrST.-Whll is a fraudulent deubtor like rt woodinan? When ho puts his hand to a bill and cuts his stick. A QuiesTioN FOR TIE JESUITS' COLLtEODoes the Holy Poker fot m one of the Italian Irons, and is it nse(l principally itl stirring up the flres of religious discord? A CONuNoDRUM: TO FILL UP A. GAP IN THIM CON- VErSAT1ON.-Wliy is a ...

... FRENCH COSSIP AND CHIT-CHAT. PAlms, SUNDAY EV1ENING.-The Nancio Sacc~oni (its well as walcwskti himself, probably) has been quite taken aback by the Imper ial manifesto, and has telegraphied to Antilnelli that tile game is up and his Colining tO Paris is of' no nse, ar fiict hie is shreud enoi~llg to see witleoit Saccoui's help). every cardi- I nal of' th whole sixty may ?? safely borrow a ...

... TiTHIS DAY'S NEWS. |CB Y Af A G N E T £ O T EL I? BIt A P 11.] ' WVE-LETTER OI'F1 CE7, ,eiwty, One, o'clnek, p .g, TIIE POPE'S TEMPORAL SOVEREIGNTY. The Herald hails8 with pleasure the great Iboinrial lpmnphlet on the Popedom, but thinks that a powerful opposition must he axpected to tlie territorial dis- rilption of LthePapal States, Austria, it moust be re- membered, is still the right armn ...

... LIV pulishl this tiliS moillg the prespectus of the pro- tposedl line oi' railway from Carriclkfhrgius to Larne, a glancoe at which must comilme nd tile prtoect pto thoe favor of ou0 reaillrrs. The naiess of the provisional committee are a uarantee, not only for the benofldes, but, we may adld, for the sucess of thle undertaking. The various lanrdowners along thwe inre have given in their ...

... GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. PLANT DEIARTMEPr4. - Conservatory, &c. - The changeable weather which we are now ekperienciug will render careful attention to specimen hard-wooded plants which have to be wintered in this house neces- sary. Many of these nre impatient of fire-heat and a confned atmosphere. Use no more artificial warnmth, therefore, than is absolutely necessary, and endeavour ...

... TliR following specches were delivered nt the annual meeting of tile supporters of this society, held in1 Triuity College, an Tuesday:- The Right Nlon. Josmrii NAPim, moved the frst resolution. Ile said withi regard to the labours of the society in India le wished to say a few words. Immediately before hie ceasedl to relplesenlt thei' constituency in Parliament, lhe htl intended, it' possillo, ...