... I vnNTURE to ask the Editor of the Alets-Lettei, as one of the principal representatives of the religious feeclings of the North of Ireland, to oblige me by in- serting in one of' its early numbers the enclosed ex- tract, taken from the British iliessefqier, conveying as it does some of my own sentilinents with respect to the present state of Great Britain, as it regards thll fear of invasion ...

... 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, ...

... CORRESPONDENCE, SIR HENRY BROWNRIGG. To TtE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST N2WS-LETTEP. S0in-I have observed with much satisfaction your very deserveI censtiros upon Sir Henry Browrigg's servile compliance with thle demands of the Rev. Alr. O'Grady, P.P. Every sensible and riglift-jui(ging man, of whatever crecd lie bie, mlsL, roglet to see the line of action taken by that public officer in this ...

... I TO T'il1, EDITOR OF THE liELFAST NEWVS-LETTER. Simn-Mare than forty years have eiaple- since I gave my first Harvest home, At that tinic lit tie notice was takell of a season upon1 which tile conlfol t and happiness of our country depnuded, more than giving a lew glasses of whiskey to the lahouirers after cutting the last sheaf of corn, but I am glad to say tiat, witl tle iml)lroveleieut of ...

... LA-7 T E ST NEWS. yJ- iJ S-LETTER OFFICE, set vdriety Afo07rning,. in 't A OXETIC TELEGRAI'PH.] TTlE WAR IN MOROCCO. BpLois tare current in Madrid that dysentery, and 1cnclera hatd broken out amongst tho Spanish trooP5It, is known that tile army has already un- tme great fati1ges, which havo occasioned sick- cbet the JsphIm hopes the rumours are exag- .erat't It is hoped the Spanish generals ...

... INDIA AND AUSTRALIA i1i2 n -l-l xt1 ital 1-;-~ 1__ f liHse uveriana Aiaii trings files of papers f . 2utta to the 2nd, and Bombay to Nov. 11 frot Cal. bournc to Oct. 17; and from Sydney to Oct. 1 LORD CANNING IN OUDE, At a grand Durbar held in Lucknow n the 24th Df October, Lord Calning thus addressed the Tae dars of Curie:-. Taloolklars of Oude-I am glad to find myself your courrtry arld ...

... THE PROJECTED HOLYWOOD AND BANGOR I - LINE. Tau pressure upon the fifescony must be very strong, indeed, which compels that journal, in support of the Bangor and Holywood Railway project, to occupy its space every alternate day with abuse of the NLws- LETTER, In an article in our contemporary yester- terday, we are accused of having given the project the advantage of vituperative and ignorant ...

... rile 'k, t If io~ 3X, c tvIf- t elk r (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, DEC. 10, 1859. A vERY satisfactory trial of the Armstrong gun was made at Woolwich onl Thursday. A battery of six 12.pouuders prepared for the Chinese expe- dition, were tested by charging them with the utmost quantity of gunpowder, and in each a double shot. The gnLS resisted the terrific shock, and arc ...

... TO TITE EDITOR OF THr BELFAST NijVS-OTXTTSiR. Stn-I had intended, at the last meeting of the Water Comnmissioners, to refer to the statements put forth by lr. Robert Lindsay, as reported in your journal of 23rd tilt, but the pressure of imnportiast public business (connected with the striking of tlue annual rates) on that day precluded me the oplpor- tunity of doing so; I am now, therefore, ...

... IMPORTANT FLAX DIEETING IN COUNTY CORK. A MEETING wvaS beld oln Monday, tile 5thi instant, at Gerabl School-house, of the farmels and others inte- rested in the growth of flax, The meeting was well attended, though not 8o numeroulsly as oh fortier occasions, as thle fair at Clonalkilty drev off a nlum- ber of the farmers in that direction. Tho chair was takten by the Rigiht lIon. the Earl of ...

... FAIRS IN ULSTER FOIL THE ENSUING IWEEK[ ANTRIaM.-Bushnills, Cairilonglit, Monday. AntMAGH -Acton, BatlIsSiIl, Montilnorris, Mon day; Blckwatertown, Jonosberough, Tandragee Wednesday; Mtarkcthill,Friday; I'ortadown,Saturday CAVAN.-Botlerslbidge, Scriabb, Monday; Bally baisT, Tuesday; Shercock, Weduesdsay; Gortahill Kilntaleck, SatilrdaN Dovs.-Killyleagh, Ilostrevot, Monday; Gifofrd Hililown, ...

... IVISiTS TO FATHER CIH[NIQUY'S SETTLEMNENT. |Til-, New York ,Jormal oJ Cosrec publishes solme interesting, communications from persons who have visited the noxw Protestant settlement in the far I West. Tile first is an extract of a letter wr'tten by Mr. C. A. Spring, who was accompanied by Dr. Rice, of' Chicago:- I have, he Says, just rcturned front a visit to St. Ann's, the settlenent in ...