... :X-ALARMING. AOO , lT TWA i &MC- OF A`SOBRW STEAMER R : LIVERPOOL. -; Yeeterday,,as lndld Addition was made, to th6 fet-of the DNatonai S3team 'Navgatiol ontepany 'byher -lach frm the' yard' 'of 'Me~ssJR'oyden, ratithe Queen's Docok, of the sorew-steamer 11rances the, Jarget vessel of ite class yet built on th M D~er''el. 'Her measurement length I,380 feet' and ov ei'all'ihe covers 41O feet. ...

... EXTRAORDINARY SCENE LN BELFAST. Last week the recorder of Belfast was to hg-.: commenced his sittings in the curthowe, tt when persons arrived at the gates they four them closed, and they were kept out in the rsv- Abbut five minutes before ten o'clock a pers- from the inside of the railings intimated that v court would not be opened so sne recorder or c - public. At this time about 200 or 300 ...

... PARLIAMENTARY INxELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS.-SATURDAY, MAY 25. THE HABEAS CORPUS ACT (IRELAND) SUSPENSION BILL was read a first time. THE CONDEMNED FENIANS.-LDrd DENMAN appealed to the government for mercy to the Fenian prisoners.- The Earl of DERBY declined, then, to discuss the ques- tion. The House then adjourned. Monday, May 27. REPRIEVE OF. BURKE, THE FENIAN.-In reply to the Earl of ...

... SECOND EDITIO N. I [I WEEKLY TiEs s Oimxcr, Saturday, Nine n.m. MORNING EXPRESS. [BY TELMORATH1 THE DIVISION LAST NIGHT ON Tf.l RE-DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS. The Dac~i, Telegraph remarks that the valuc bE the division pronounced yoatexday lie In the fact t1at it Olcar the ground, aud supplies the government voith a broader basin, The Herald says: The government m1ynow honour&bly ?? the charge ...

... LATEST AID TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, TUESDAY EiENING. The stock markets generally maintain a strong position without anything like serious reaction, though prices have ecasion'llyfluotnated The funds are supported by the abundance of unser. ployed money; but, a good deal of speculative business having been done in them for the rlso, maximum prices have not been maintained in ...

... AL pi l The councilhad alongprogrammeonWednesday, F. and was obliged to adjourn before disposing of all B the business. Two personal subjects first received oft attention. Albtterwasread fromMr. Mayer, thank. a( ing the counoil for the honour to be conferred upon di him by the placing of his statue in St. George's fe Hall, and explaining that the object he contem-rI plated in giving his ...

... SAUS POPULI LEX SUPTET. DOMESTIC. The pleasing story about the Queen having given something like half a million sterling for the purpose of establishing a convalescent hospital in the neighbourhood of London is oompletely spoiled by a semi-official noti- fication that the report is untrue. A Cabinet Council is to be held to-morrow. In the House of Commons, on Wednesday, Mr. Bright presented a ...

... 'I 1 , ;. - - v : . OUTRAGES IN, THE STREETS -; OF LXO.0 The Times publishes letters from several'cor- respondents giving accounts of 'robberies and out- :rages comamitted in broad daylight in sore of the most freqstentqd streets in Lopdon. -3B. 0. say's-' As I waM walking dow v Pall- mau East a little before noon to-day (Monday) I found myself suddenly in the Midst of a crowd of roughs and ...

... SEM-I-WEEKLY SUMMARY| . DOMESTIC. A report is current that the Queen has resolved to give X500,000 for the erection and maintenance of a convalescent hospital. In the House of Lords, on Friday, the royal assent was, given to several bills, including those for reducing the National Debt and continuing the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act in Ireland. Earl Russell (ashy generally speaks with ...

... M -BoRO S. . The House of 'Commons was'not in~one of its wisest moods on Monday evening else it would certainly not have rejected-rejected, . y moreover by a majority so large'.as' to leave little prowt of a -subsequent reversal of the ' decision-ergeant Gaselee's' amendment for extinguishing all 'Parliamentary boroughs of: oh, less than 5000 inhabitants. It is trae that ad the amediment was ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NE WS. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, THUBSDAy EgVENING. It transpired this morning that two dealers in the ?? market had failed for large amounts. Considering that the differences since the last account have been 5 per cent., these casualties are mot suriprising. The first that occurred was for a large amount, and the second was caused by it. It is feared that the payments to-morrow ...

... R ?? i. I k number of distinguished Ritualists, including h Dr. Pusey and Archdeacon Denison, have signed t an address to the Archbishop of Canterbury, i setting forth their view of the elements used in the Holy Eucharist. The following are the lgad. > jag points of the address: > 1. We repudiate the opinion of a corporal , presence of Christ's natural flesh and blood-that 8 is to say, of ...