... THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. (FROM THlE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER FOR OCTOBER.) APPoINTMENTS.-Dioceso of Armagh-Rev. Chas. King Irwin, A.M., to the curacy of Derrynoose; patlon, the Rector. Rev. Percy George Benson, A.B., to the curacy of Carnteel; patron, the Archdeacon of Armagh. Rev. John Maxwell Moutray, A.B., to the curacy of Erriglekeerogue; patron, the Rector. Rev. Ralph Dawson Welsh, A.B., to the ...

... r- f 6 ?? e, ?.p I I IC (,k ')-Oll I ; ?? 4y -r ?q clfio),f ?? efic ?? C-1)) (ESTABLISH1ED ANNO 1737.) ]3 EL AS AS : FRI)ArY, JULY 20, 1861. ?? Govertneut are evidently not disposed to risk a contest in the County Loath, and so Mr. Chichester Fortescue is not to be Chief-Sccrutary just yet. Mr. Cardwell is to make way for v bettcr man than himself or MIr. Fortescue. It is stated that Sir ...

... FAIRS FOR NExT WEEK. It. - Orltcll8 ?? E 13-1I ANTRIM. - Broughshane, Crumlin, Portglenone, Tuesday; Ballynurc. Ballintoy, Belfast, Straid, Wel- nesIav; Glenaritf, Thursdiav. ABRMAGII.-Blallvhot, Charlestowvn, Nonday; Lough- gall, Wlednesday; ArRiagli, Middletown, Thursday; Crossmaglen, Friccay; Pontzpass, Sater-lay. CAVAX.-Ballysjamedu ff, Bawnboy, Monday; Daura, Tuesday; Beltorlet, Thansday ...

... THE TIME1S' SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE. enII Tile special correspondent of our contemnporary now ?? writes from Montgomiery, capital of tile Confcderate Ialal States of America. The lett,-r is interesting in many tinc WaI'S, describing the state of war preparation and ex- mef citement thronghout tlie South, giving an account of l an interview with fr. .Jeffersoln Dnvis and deseril. Nor ing the ...

... IMPERIAL PA RLIAMENT. he [BY MIAGNEITIC TE'LErGR1PII. b J sht HgI-OUSE OF LORIDS-YrSTERDAY. Y. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat at five tb oe'Oclock. to nfl The Royal assent was given by commission to no iy various Bills. I 1 [r,. The Tramaways (Scotland), the Tramways (rre- Al; land) Act Amendment, and the Industrial Schools 5 ~c- (Smoland) Bills were tead a second time, a Ir. Thle Harhours, ...

... * ?? cii estcr SM2 ut-day. a Nortlinmierland IPlatc-3 to I Qgst Uiderlihanl, takeii Freely; 13 to 2 agst DocFot, taken; 8 to I ca aest Combat, taken ; 10 to ngst Jocy Jones, oticred; P 12 to I agst Volatile, taken and offered; 16 to 1 ngst D, Dane, offered; 10 to I agst Russley, offried; 30 to 1 ct agst Jim, taken; 100 to I ?? Upperhand, taken ; R 100 to 1 ?? Yoikiuhiister, tLiken. r, ...

... Belf ad 94t ., T, -1-C ?? f e t f c r. I . (ESTABLISIED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1861. THE London papers variously estimate the loss of property in the great fire at from £1,500,000 to £2,000,000. The latter sum is probably nearer to the mark than the former, if we take into ac- couit not merely the losses of the insurance com- panies, but the destruction of uninsured property, ...

... ~Iclfost YtCW-S tfter. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, JULY 22, 1861. THE statement that Lord John Russell goes to the H ouse of Lords, preparatory to retiring from political life, has likelihood on its side, but is con- tradicted both by the Globe and Obscrver. The Globe says Although the Foreign Secretary is about to change the scene of his Parliamentary labours to a less harassing ...

... L 0 ND) ON CORRESPOINDEN;4A r (enoM Or OWN COI1RmESPuDno1w.) LONDON, 1VKDNI1S ?? LoRD JORN RUSSELL'S elevation to tile l1,ollso 01 Lords took nobody by surprise, because it i: ; w,11 undeislooctl tat thletranspl1antation wvasbor a nlaitee of time, and that, so Icng as the Whigs rem-iaioc' ill office, the noble lord had nothin'g to do but intiliale to Lord Palmerston that he nished to bc ...

... TfE pRoPOSED CATHEDRAL IN BELFAST. pE understand that the Lord Bishop of Down and Conneorhas already been promised large and nume- roes s ibseripliOnS towards the proposed Cathedral in Helfeiut, iicludifg liberal doll tions from his Excel- the Lord Lieutenant and Benjamin Lee Guin- resS sq. The Cothedral Committee hope that, be. fore they publish the list of donors at the beginning of tile ...

... .gultsia5f ical. THE, ESTABLISHED CHURCH. The Rev. W. C. Magee, D.D., Rector of Ennis- killen, hasbeen appointed one of the select preachers for the Sunday evening services at St. Paul's Cathe- dral, London. 'Letters Patent have passed the Great Seal, pro- senting-the Rev. Thomas Marshall to the Rectory and Vicarage of Trevett, and Rectory of Kilbrew, in the diocese of Meath, vacant by the ...

... Law ?? 1'tit~iJtL lLalLbDLtf~LSU-,L VN. THE Arbitration in London continues to drag its slow length along, and appears still to be little more than a very expensive exemplification of the art of doing nothing. To give our readers some conception of the kind of progress that is made, we extract the following from a contemporary of yesterday:- FRIDAY, DEC. 20, 1861.-Since the last report was ...