... is enabled to announce the approaching marriage of the Right Honourable Joseph Chamberlain, M P., with Miss Endacott, an American lady whose acquaintance he made during his recent visit to the United States. THE EMPEROR FREDERICK. The Daily Nmws Berlin ...

... headings. We are informed, in the first place, that there are two organisations - one American, and one which Ireland and Canada enjoy in common. It appears that the American Fenians have been calumniated. Some daring slanderers have urged that they are not ...

... of the rate to 4 per cent, was imperative, and it will have to go higher yet if gold is not attracted from abroad. g TIlE AMERICAN MARKETS. a The Fineancial N/nio' New York correspondent - ?? stock market- was again 'feverish and unsettled. It opened weak ...

... associations An expeditious route is that via Harwicfh to A&ntwerp and thence by train to Brussels. It is one much affected by Americans, -who materially help to relieve the tedium of the voyage by their lively chatter. These fellow- voyagters are always interesting ...

... to make inquiries. The servants assured him that the illustrious strangers had not yet arrived, A large party of Christy Minstrels had come to the door, and in- sisted on coming in; but they had soon been sent to the right about. The feelings of the host ...

... occupied by the Midget Minstrels. We need say nothing as to the talents of the Children's Christy 'Troupe, who were extremely popular on their visit to Belfast last year. A varied and attractive pro- grallme, concluding with the American sketchl, The Old ...

... ons, includirng she Stellios. whose aerial feats have proved such a draw during the past week. Richmond Ball, the clever American rider, makes his first appearance. on Monday in next week the conuandrum contest gill take place for a five-pounid note. ...

... Lee, United States Consill-General at Havania, telegraphs that tile Spanish authorities hare at length set at liberty the American woman, Mirs. Dominquez,, said to have been unjustly ini- prisoned. A mortgage of eighteen million dollars was to- day recorded ...

... blown up on the 15th Augast. 1812, by the explosion of the magazine C imeing the assault of the British troops against the American army, which had retired to Fort - E-ie after the battle of Lundy's Lane. The rains have nover been touched since that date ...

... y of visiting the Channel Fleet Awhile in the lough, may do so in comfort. TaE QuEcn's MINSTRELS.-The number of in- different companies of the Christy's Minstrels which have appeared in Belfast from time to time has caused the public to be rather cautious ...

... FRIDAY NIGHT. THE great question of the moment ?? the battle of Ballycoree come off after all 7 Mr. John Dillon. like the minstrel boy, has hurried off to the war, or scrimmage, or whatever Sunday's proceed- ings may bring about. Mr. Philip Stanhope. 3 ...

... Pins, Rings, Solitaire Earrings, Aigrettes; &-ho., mounted in the most artistic designts. 24558 LIVERMORE BROS.' COTJRT MINSTRELS. THE Livermore Bros.' incomparable Court Min- strels inaugurated a six nights' engagement in the Ulster Hall last evening ...