... TMlE LORi).LI!UTENAfT. IN BELFkS¶. / U 2Lt . .. A. . . ?? A ?? BELYART, 'TURSiDAY. The flourishing and indus. o 8'fel trinous town of. B~elfret~-tbe modern Athens av jit Al has been called-has abiandozied the Olulating-hotlie` 1155 and tie opn l fatoy and taken upoa itsjelf the R teak of entertainhig the respr sentative of-'Xay<-.y 1110 occas~ion is the complestio'n Of a, new basin and ( ...

... ILATEST INTELLIGENCE BY TFLMRIAPIT. ITALY. Florenfce, Tuesday, Oct. 1. Letters received here fromn Rome of yesatedzy date state that a certain number of armed insurgents are overrunring certain locaities in the proviace of Viterbo, in the direction of Santo Skephanmo Thy are being actively pursued by the Pontifical troopg. PZBUSSIA Berlin, Monday, Sept. 30. The Czarewitch, accompanied by his ...

... ILATEST NEWS4Yl [aY TELEGRAPH.] NEWS-LETTER 0FRIOK Wedaeadan ornia',. GERMALNY. BEsLty, OCT. 1.-in ?? sitting of the North German Parliament, the.NMarine Budget aid the resolutions relating to Federal consulates and to the amelioration of the postal and telegraph systems were adopted. In reply 'to Herr Schleiden, President Dtlbruck declared that the entry of Altona into the ZoLve-s rein at the ...

... | BANQU]BT TO THE LORD MAYOR O? i I .7)UBLIN,l (PI'rom the Northcs-n Whig of Yesterday.) na Yesterday evening a banquet, under tho joint pre- in sidentsbip of the Modexator of the General Assembly WI (Rev. Robert Montgomery) and the Mayor of Bel- th fast (DavidTaylor, Esq.), came off in the AlMio h Hall. Tho assembly was a most brilliant one, com s pricing persona of all denominations in the ...

... I VI) jfrullxalf? gollmal. DUBLIz: WEDNESDAY, OCTbBVR 2, 1867. I -- - COMBINATIon is the rule in England, France, and America. We are happily exempt from its operation. Whatever justice may be in the complaints of some trades, that wages are not in proportion to the prolits of capital, they never think of strikes as a mode of re- dreesizig their grievances. ' MALty liftle d is- putes between ...

... COUIRT AND FASIiLNT. I I THE COURT AT BAiLIORAL. On Sund~ay mornling her Majesty attended Dsivine service in the parish church of UrathIle. She was alaccmpanied by the Princo and Princess Christian, Prinedss Lousee, Prince Arthur, and Prince Leopold. In her Majesty's suite present were the Right Hfon. Sir Stafford Northeote, Bart., her Majesty's Mlinister in attendance Sir Thoxras Pqddukiph, ...

... TEE MA'. OIIESlTR SPECIUL COM. MISSON, The Gobe unseratanmda tbat a special comriion | ,for the trial of the prisoners on the charge of mIir- dering thepolicemnan Brett at Masu-hester will, in all probability, be ppened on the 27th November. RE MOVE THE CHURIaPH I (Froem the Liverpool Dail9; Post of Yetesyday.) Tbe Church of Ireland has now enjoyed a mono. poly of nearly three hundred years; ...

... ApqAL EF THE LORD ULEUTENANT' IN BELFAST1 -yTrns-DAY afternoon, his Excellency the Lord >utenant arrkvcl in Belfast, for the purpose of , ;':rting the new graving-oc k which has just . r;nipieted by the Harboar Board on the p Down side oi the river. Tlhe Harblour ?? desirouls o' givin2g to the e;-at an ?? of such an important step -in the Dco0 -rS n'r tow-.n, inlvited ri5s Excellency some ...

... THE PAN- ANGLICAN SYNOD. ate T FTE following address has been promulgated by the of archbishops and bishops now assembled in the me- oad tropolis: 'to To the faithful in Christ Jesus, the Priests and ; of Deacons, and the Lay M.cnbers of the Church of Ct Christ in communion with the Anglican branch ite of the Church Catholic- i1th We, the undersigned bishops, gatlheredc under the ne, at ...

... THE HIERA1Wy Op IR.RL&ND. I I ml'. 2. . t I, ., .. . ?? The following prelates of the Irinh Church aaerm- bled in the side chapel of the Cathedral, Marl- borongh-street, ycsterday, at twelve o'clock, for tie transaction of important business:- His Eminence the Crdinal Archbishop of Dublin. His Grace the Moot Rev. Dr. Kieran, Archbishop of Anmagh. Hie Grace the Moat Rev. Dr. Leahy, Archbishop ...

... rE L FA ST T W -N C-,OU NU}L. MOIY-iTLy -tEiT NGl. Yvr~Trzx-y. at t-lc o'cl3ck. the tistici. Monthly * ftle i t i Ait i 1i~it-1i' I; chc Tow-n J:it A. b, dce o-oannu ?? :11 CVyOa (13cvidi layir,1 ½ ~ A ~-es-ici.'the r-h-- rr memlil ?? c atWLt. saiv] J.11 atid Y-nI EkI Lean.' ±e- -A. F. rJ.c- P. t Vim Ja.tt . I T;-al T.P. T il. Rwcnzte, Robe-rt Ji -c-J Ol~ja KN: hao. T. Gaffik t. E.H U jini-Ti ...

... BE II AST P12 R)SB YT EY. Yucca an x meorlling, at ele;-en Ycllock, tlis re- veractl body held their deliberatious in the 4 'ool n^t; adjoinin.g _May Street C'.nrch (the Ree. Dr. C 43kis)-L-, 3:O) TOP (I1ev. Dr. Porter) prc- siding. The proceeaings were 5,-Celz eed fith devo- tional exercises, conducted b.y the NonrOvcn The CaLI ni. (Rev. A. Montgomery) read the minutes of thie previous meetin ...