... ECOL ESIAaSTICAL. THE ESTABLISHIED CHURCH. through all the law courts. Some years ago, Loins lalrd blonging1jl to a ?? wsexemlptedl fromt Pay- ins~ tcthe, as it was non-protlnoing. hatr;y, how- ever, hops. were growva on it-the tithe~ onl hop land is £1l an acre--ind the tithe was demanrdedi, aol refused. An nation was talo,-n to renover it, null' theP 'mitt of (Joecr's B wich robeot in favor ...

... I I 6 ?,e I . 'N -elf Fiat J'Wu ?? fttfr, ? S, (ElSTALIMCUED ANNO 1737.r or BELFAST: SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1867. A.- - INTELLIGENxCE of an engagement between the iC, Sanish troops and a band of insurgents has We reached us by telegraph. The encounter was disastrous to the latter, who are said to have E~been cut to pieces. The leaders a nd about el- thirty of their followers succeeded in ?? ...

... ,.'EETING OF CESSPAYERS IN! I I BALLYMI URPHY. I | [PRO-NJ OUR OWE-1 RtEPORTER.] rT I B&AL.N1URPiiY, FRrwAyl Tins evening, at six o'clock, a meeting of cesspayers - of the electoral division of Ballymurphy and adja- o cent districts was held in the Lower Falls School- ' house. Ballyniurphy, to consider the best means to be adopted in favor of a memorial to be presented i; to she Lord ...

... [BY- TELEGRAH.I YEWS-LETTER OFFtICE, Saturcdtay Morning. THE OUVTBREAJK IN SPAIN. MaIoADRD, Ar. 23.-The official Gze'tte of to-day announces that the insurgents in Catalonia and Arragon have been routed, and are now retreating towards the French frontiers, pursued by the . troops. PAm.RIS, ArG. 23.-The Afoaiitcu ar of this morniing I ?? to a telegram froht Madrid, dated tbe 21st inst., the ...

... I THE ASSAULT ON THE REV. MR. CA3P- IBELL. G>RINAXO TSTULSDAY EVsaCn-A._After I had sent my parcel last evening, two constables were examined with refereence to the riot and attack upon the Rev. Mfr. Campbell, on the 30th uLt. They ?? sever-l of the defendants as having taken part ia the riot. Shortly after ten o clock, this morning the inquiry Was recsuied, the following magistrates being ?? ...

... H{ORRIBLE B.]3X23ARITIES IN ITALY. TIL popular belief in the agrency of poisons still continues, aud leatlefto shocking results. At C'ivita, a Lmeall district in Cosenza, a scene was lately wit- nessedl unparalleled in modern times. The news of the first case of cholera which occurred therespread fear and consternation. Unfortunately, too, these feelings were as usual accompanied by the dread ...

... A GRARAMbSTOwN correspondent, writing on the 16th ult., describes the disturbances in the diocese of Natal as follows:- Dr. Twells, Bishop of the Orange F' ee State, while on his way to attend the Synod at Lambeth, stopped at Maritabnrg to con- hirm some members of tile Church of England there, and (as one account says) to re-confirm others who had been confirmed by Dr. Colenso. Bishop Twells ...

... THE SITnuTIONorN SPAIN. [FRO-M THE STAND-30RD]. TITE acts of the Spanish Governiment are in striking contrast witlh its words. Whilst it pro- Ifesses to treat the insurrection which has just broken out with contempt, and even announces that it is practically suppressed already, pro- vince after province is declared in a state of siege, and even Madrid, which is guarded by an army which, if ...

... THE COURT. HER Majesty and the Royal party, having left Floors late on Friday night, arrived at Balmoral about nine o'clock on the following morning. At Ballater, where the Royal carriages were in wait- ing to convey her Majesty to her Highland resi- dence, a loyal crowd turned out to welcome her once more to Deeside. After her Majesty had examined with interest the various attractive scenes ...

... VP e :) 'k T N I `? t f 1- t T ., u 1, ? (-f '11? ? 11 li, t, ?j ?? (ESTABLISHED ANNO 11,27.J BELFAST: 'WEDIN:ESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1557l . ACcORDIsrNG to a telegram from Madrid, the in- surrection appears to have been unsuccessful at present. The general opinion, however, is, that the whole thing was premature, and is merely postponed. 'Mutual interest having drawn France and Austria together ...

... ROADS IN BALLYMACARREXTT. THiE shameful state into which these roads have bee] alloned to get, is really a matter which calls for in, mediate attention. The County Down side of thL Queen's Bridge is in itself sufficient evidence of thi abominable condition of the roads. One-hl.lf of the bridge (that under the care of the Tow-n Council) ir in fair order; but the other half is in a very bnoos ...

... Hi}.tEFroD, TUESDAv.-The early service at the Cathedral this morning- was attended by a large congr-e;ation. During the authem, Blessed be The-., Lord God of Israel (Ouslev), Dr. Wesley too'.I the ogslu, as he wvill do at all the morning s-i-re's. The scr- :3ev. the Dean ascended the p-ulp% anid preached an ex-i ...