... MR. COLLINS AND THE EXTRA to POLICE FORCE. cl TO THE EDITOR OF TEE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. .. DEAn SIR-I shall not notice the Whig's strictures be on me in his paper of Saturday further than to pI say that I don't feel at all obliged to him for introduc- ...

... Nxws-LVrTTEA, which has all along been the farmers' faithful friend and zealous and able advocate, for printing, about £16; to the Whig, about £2; to the Banner, about £2; to five members of the com- mittee, for money advanced beyond their liberal sub- scriptions ...

... the riots. The Whig, Observer, and Banner are all Radicalpapers. The two former are Romish, the Observer being the accredited organ of the Roman Catholic party; whilst the Banner is of the lowest Radical grade, and the mere toady of the Whig. It may, therefore ...

... from danger tc of an attack. The Confederates are lying back, in' in some force, South of Florence, Kentucky. Ia The Ric hmond Whig, of September 13, announces bf that the Union troops have evacuated Memphis. This, w however, was not believed, as it was known ...