... FALK1IRK. TRYST-MoND-,;\ SEPT. 10. Tfit, second tryst for the season opened on the muir to- day. The number of dealer;,present on the ground was very considerable. The Tryst ground was in excellent condition, so that the stock had every chance of being seen to advantage. Buyers also appeared to enter upon the business of the day with great activity and earnest- ness, and the only check or ...

... SECONID EDITION. THIS DAY'S NEWS. [B Y ;t A O N E T I C T R L r, G R A P H.] ATE IS.LE77'EIE OFFICE, FMdy, One o clock, 2i11.m TME WAR IN CHINA. Tbe ncrrespondlen t of thie Timoes writiuri July 12th, states hiat tile whole of the British force had reached its rendlcz s ?? Ta 'Ieion Iluian. The ?? British foree. co icictel of l.,l11 n in, withi seven batteries of rrtillrr', ncl ci sirge train. ...

... I ' - I (BY MAGNETiC TELEGRAPH.) AUSTRIA-AND ROME. PIEDMONTESE TROOPS ON THE ROMAAN FRONTIERS. ARRIVAL OF ADDITIONAL FRENCH TROOPS IN ROME. AUSTRIA, RUSSIA. AND PRUSSIA ABOUT TO UNITE FOR NAPLES. (Reuter's Telegram.) Rome, Sunday, Sept. 9. General Panelli has arrived here to announce to the Pope the retreat of the King of Naples to Gaeta. Monsignor Merode, with 200 gendarmes, has pro- ceeded ...

... TuEi following paper, from an English [gentleman, was read by the Rev. Dr. Morgan at the United, Prayer-meeting on Wednesday:- The improving spiritual condition of the Church of God is evident; among other things, in her readily adopting newv modes of action to meet discerned neces- sities-in serious inquiry into Scriptural teachings on time much neglected subject of Christian stewardship ...

... TIlE LAST STRUGGLES OF THE KING OF NAPLES. THE tricks and shifts which King Francis had re- course to during the last few days of his stay at Naples are recorded in a letter in the Post:- The late reactionary attempt, I am pretty certain, Was got up by himself. So many high personages were compromised that the Ministry feared to prose- cute. They all resigned; but the Ring said, Gentle- men, ...

... I MR. J. 0. LEVER, M.P. Aie publish in another column an address presented i to lIr. Lever by the clergy, gentry, and merchants of c Mayo, which represents more of the intellectual and 2 mercantile worth of that county than any address we have seen published for a long period. Those who know the district will be able to estimate the significance of a r complimentary address, amongst the ...

... I . I The Globe has the following comments onr the French corn harvest:- It seems probable that France will be the only country in Europe well provided with food flora her own soil during the coming winter. If so, it will be a national and international blessing. France troubled, inevitably troubles Europe; and men yet living, who have seen four French thrones upset, have also seen each of ...

... us Urquw xt1r j _= TnxE foreign news assumes every hour a deeper and more absorbing interest, and each succeeding despatch adds to the mystery of the policy of the Powers, if, indeed, it does not directly can- tradict the most emphatic assurances which pre- ceded it. There have been already some con- flicts between the Pontifical troops and the movement party, but they were ef a minor ...

... THEE SEWING-MACHINE. AMONG the most recent improvements introduced into the manufactures of the Linen Capital-as the Athlenceum appropriately styles the metropolis Of Ulster-is that admirable, though apparently simple, labour-saving invention, the sewing-machinei. Unlike several other notable and ingenious mechanical con- trivances for abridging manual toil, yet extending industrial ...

... A LETUeR from Constantinople, of the 29th ult., in the Premse, says:- An incident, in whichi the English Ambassador is concerned, has excited attention here A fow days back Sir H. 13iiiwer, nccolitpantied byv his seconid dragomtan. had an audience of the Sultan; and airut' some general consitlerationis oil the weakness of thet Government, on financial disorder, and on the negclect and ...

... I ON Wednesday, Dr. Forbes Watson, reporter on tile products of India to tile Indian Governmont, attended a meeting at the Leeds Town Hall, for the purpose of communicating some information on the products of India. The meeting was convened by the Leeds Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Watson, after some in- lroductory remarks, said that it was one of his functions to introduce to the public various ...

... THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. TO TSE EDITOR OF TEE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIR-Having seen in your columns an advertise- ment, signed on behalf of the Society of Friends, by John Pim, R. Bell, W. L. Bell, J. L. Richardson, and W. Richardson, - apprising the public that Rachel Wilson Moure has arrived from America, accon- panied by hlar husband, amd has been holding 'religiois Sieetings in the ...