... RURAL RVIDES. [WRIaTurEw FOR THE BELFAST ?? BELFAST, JUNE 20, 1862. A sojonur bf several months in the South of Ilciahid enables us to offer a few passing, and pes.iapn ne. altogether uninteresting, remarks on the mat-i condition and prospects of the great grnzillg -a.l agricultural districts through which We have 7,, and; more important still, upon the social anii m)i*,I state of the masses ...

... | ?? onn avm [DMOMIOUR OWu{: COur EPONDa4T.] LONDON, THunSDky. W=TsuNTxDE is the great carnival of the Cockneys, andathis yeaw they have certainly made the most of it. i The opening of the Exhibition, additional attrac- tions at the Crystal Palace, cheap iailway trips, and, above WaU fine weather (such weather as, I under. stand, has not. been witnessed at your side of the Channel for more ...

... T ?JJ'UTQ T : D NEWS-LETTE1R O.FFICEv, I Friday Mornino. [By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. THE AMERICAN QUESTION. The following is the full text of tho paragraph in La Patrie concerning the proposed mediation in America:- It is assertedanegociations will shortly be opened at London, to come to an understanding c which will allow propositions of mediation in the r affairs of ...

... - ±AGE OF- TE CnY. a! i ' 8HEE$EU!2ING-w d1 Two sheep were raecenly killed, and the carcases fe8 | removedfron wof h; F;Temiant's lands, at Parks- t own.-0l1nelis Chronicle; n i- ATTACK ON A DWELLING711OUSE h ' * ' THREATENING LETTER.. ' h A few nights since while a farmner named Hayden e and his three sons *ere pleephag in their dwsiling * hduse, 'at Lower Bellingary, in this county, their e ...

... I , . 1, ? I ?? i- I . 1. r. , I 1 7 ?Mptfial jq? arliament# : 1 L~~~ly ?AGi(ETio TELIG3A0l.J o I HOUSE OF LORDS-YE~rBalOAy. E TrnLouDnCA-;iwsuron took his seat at five o'clock. TeRylassent was given by commission to the PI Outm nd -Inlnd; Revenue Billand thirty-eight tx othe'r measures. bi0 TMT SLAVE TEAM E. Lord BROUGHAM regretted the absence 'Of the el noble lord the Secretary for ...

... I . -NEIVS-LETTEB OFFICE, - --M NE ARY AN C MMI RCAL.En li ral~ny th tanscton ar amo tatsa d til The-Tiilsi;Cit Atice Ttibte th keqos o the. fundsto the expctntion tat Me oanst'a. YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. fd LBY MAON iTIC TELEGBAPmJ ] MURDER OF MR. FITZGERALD-RUtUMORED -SURRENDER OF WALSH. 'i Cork, Monday. Si [Fon THE EXAMINERI.] St We have just learned from a gentleman arrived from Charleville ...

... , 1 -, tifha?ftsfixal. ? THE E kS TABLISHED CHU-BC-. ArrorTmENTs.--Diocge, of Armagh-4-Rev. Charles I D. CampbeI tempoftry ?? of .Kildartou.. Dio- i cese of Cashel---Rev. Henry V. Daly, caracy of St. Patrick's, Waterford; appointed by the Archdeacon. Ditto-B-RV. Charles' Carroll,. Curacy of Ulloe;; the 'Vicar. DitW-1Rq'y. John Hemphill, curacy of Ten- .plemore; the Reetor. Diocese of Cork, ...

... dfut' W b.- rtttr. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELA ST: MONDAY,rJUNE 9, 1862. Tn R'oyal mnail steamship Niagara, wvich aiuived -at Queenstown yesterday, brought most impor- -taut intelligence from Amferica. There had been a great battle at Winchester, the result of which was that. the Federals were obliged to retreat, and finally to re-cross the river. It was rupiore'd'at NeevYorkthatthe ...

... I| BEAUTIFUL FOR EVER I' Is the Court of Exchequer, London, on Thursday, be- fore Mr. Baion WILDE and a Special Jury, the case of Leverson v Carnegie was heard. It was action for goods sold and delivered, for work and ]abour done, 3and materials supplied, on an account stated. The defendant pleaded never indebted. Mr. DAVIsoN said the action was brought for ser- vices rendered by the wife ...

... TflW ATAT~ OF' TH'E14-NACNEfj. [FRoM THEPITAVISARD ) I T n~eff ?? Mights ?? iin te house of d 'Lords, 'tfofgh it'!resaltea' inilo. dlai , thogh ino I opo'sith p' hatever *as ffcre4*&tolie'j~ssge of t'he 1 rntistyrois-- leby whih 'somae 3t'wet Tfonr 'dnlons I 'l~iimp8>d din bn'e Inmp,'and. for one ' ree~r 'only, will n 'bernelythe les3 beneliil tothe country and dni : 'maginig ?? ?? 'Tiiemere ...

... CONFEDERATE DASI ON M'CLELLANI'S -BREE. SAvAGS's, JuxE 14.-The down train from our ad- vance last evening to the White House was attacked by the enemy, about four miles from the latter sta- tion, which is the terminus of the road. This road' Is the principal machine which supplies our army with food and ammunition, and which rapidly moves troops from the transports to the front. It is india-, ...

... THa correspondent of the Standard, Manhattan, after describing the consternation in New York on receipt of the news giving the defeat of General Banks, goes on to sketch the enthusiasm of the populace on the departure of the regiments ordered to the seat of war:- - Everyone is now aroused at this last disaster- every house is alive with men burning to go to the war. Women are all alive. ...