... THE VEGA IN TUE IOEm *Tenm Copenhagen correspondent of the PaIl MalZ Gazette writes :-The following Is a resumd of the fir t letter (yesterday I sent you a resurcd of the hs third, published first an having iummediate into. tb rest) which Lieutenant Howgr.ard,' the compabnion of Professor Nordenskjold, has sent to tho Copen. LI bhgen .Dapblad, giving a very vivid desoription of M the beginning ...

... ABATEMENT OF RENT ON THE LONDON- I DERRY ESTATES.: IT gives as pleasure to obxerve that the Marquis oi Londonderry has-Intimated, through hlis respected agent, James Browalow, Esq., J.P., that he will make an abatement of 10 per cent, on agrioultural holdingse on his etates, Leaseholdc ild townparks are exempt; and to secure the abatement the May rents must be paid on or before the lit day of ...

... MESSRS. BLACKIE & SONS' SOHOOL SERIES. MnssS, BLAOXrIS & SONS, of Edinburgh and l)Db- had Hn, have just iesued a portion of a new comprehen. e Fivo series of band-books for the use of sohool. per The volumes already publibhod are certainly most wOt complete in every way, and there can be but little refe is, doubt that the series wiL7 become a speedy favonrite Balr with both teachers and pupils ...

... THE DRA1NAGE AND NAVIGATION OF LOUGHE BRNE., [EROX oUR COouErSPOrNtanT.]' T1nE followiug Is a nhorb ktatemont of a comptete o plan for disohsrglng qulokly the flood of 1lou1gh t Brne by desring its shoals and ohanuels from nB br leek to Belturbot, with branches to first looks of a the Ulster and Balllnamore Canals, by putting up q suitable outlet Oluit-e at Belleek, by Jkyts Price, t Esq., ...

... MaiBrING AT LAIMS. A PUrLIa meeting was held In the Schoolhouse, Larne, on Thursday, over which the reotor, the Rev. T. P. Morgan, M.4, presided, to raise funds for a chaplaincy for the shipping in Belsest Loeugh and Harbour, and for the formation of & Larne auxiliary to the Missions to Seamen. There was a large attendance. The COuArAN pointed oat that Ulster wan far behind the two more ...

... ENGLAND'S BENEVOLENONL [sRox THE TIMat.r 00 Yk8'rgcDAY.J IT is only human natore thas there nhould bEanh ladigeution at the stato of lh.iage lnr Ielad. But that is uot entirely to the credit of hnuam na v- it is rather a acofeisdan of iti wsaknews. The highly-rerprotable Ecglish pub io he' been allalong malting its own reckioaings witn irch nastionalty, Upon its own basis it can show a vrry ...

... LORD CRIOHTON ON ORANGEISM. [FROM OUR COORBSPONDE;NT.] LIsNAeREA, WEDNESDAY.-The annual Orange solrao in couneetion with the Orange lodges situate In the town of Lisnaskes was held last night in the Markethouso, the large room of which was very prettily decorated for the ocoasion. The flige of the lodges 895, 626, 329, 1952, Royal Black Pre. coptory, anid the Lienrqkea Murray Flute Band, with ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE, [FROM OUR OWN CORIIESPONDEBT. 1 LoXDON, TUESDAY. TH, A-Pning Post of to-day in instruoted to give a categorical denial to the crop of canards lately put Into circulation by the partisans of the Oppo- sltion and the stock jobbetasof Loudon and Paris, for the purpose of running down the credit of the Government and the prioe of foreign stooks. There is not, it would seem, ...

... TURKEY AND ENOLAND. .[STANDARD TSLEUOR&W 1 BERLIN, TUESDAY.-WhEn Sit B. layara asi. nounced his demand that the Levantine financlal, judicial, and police departments should bo'placed under An-AjJeh tentrol,-the Poito applied to the Power-{or advice, The Auetrian and Italian Am. baseadors immediately counse-lled thb Porte to can- form to the British request, The Gcman Ambas. tador, apparently ...

... LORD LlFFORD ON THE 8TATE OF IRELAND. TRa following appears in the Times: - Sin-Your second brticle of yesterday begins as follows .-IInformation of an authority which none could question ls still wanting on the subject of Irish prospects for the winter.' I cannotl claim to be such an authority, but, If you choose, you oan have my experlence as to theetate of two Irish ccuntlos--ono in the ...

... TaE LAND QUESTION IN IRELAND. TinH Morning Post believes that it would be easy to poiat to many parts of Ireland where, in all that concerns the landlord, the dwellings would now bear comparison with England. Cleawllnees and comfort are as muoh within the grasp of the Irish I as of the English peasant, aud it is due to Iril1 I landlords that the system has been so far reetl;eied i as to render ...

... ASSEMBLING OF 1THU FRENCH LEGI3LA- TURE IN PARIS. TaE Parti correspondent of the Daily Telegrraph, wiring on Thursday night, says:-It is quite poe. sible that this present 27th November may oount among the memorable dates in the riohly stored osleedar of Frenah history. After nine years' banishment at Vereailles, tbe Legislature of the counLry has come back to the capital, and it will in ...