... THE Bfr-LGIAN RAILWAY DIFFICULTY. Tar (nT' earn -l t ?1. lie ] l ?oI S'oi ilj ?? ?? of tU - E3crr''i'i-',t F le nS ' ll¢:eiD~ion1 ' ' C~ t-e ?? ?? w.,fl,r5b ( f T. L>,Lzvalc a No U ?? avoor of M. RTuh ltr anr tllis Siler ce S'e. aehe7s tif 1- i ?? 1 ?? Lt ?? 1 aJ o'0 ti t' S:y '1 ^ohanded licy withI 1el i ill , i that thoo ? morer } ?? it llecesaly to Undo his etie tt s wOri; *M. i-rere ...

... BELFAST N.A.TURALISTS' FIELD CLUB. AflSXUAL CONYVERAZIONE. Tuir anneal rourei sczions in connection with this | society was held on Thursday evening in the | us usan. ~College Square North, and the aetendarce F was both lage ant fashionable. This club has now been slx vyears in existence, and dsring that o period has conferred a vast benefit on the commiu-F niry by fostering a taste for botany ...

... CORRES PONDENCE. I PROPOSED OPEN-AIR DEMONSTRATION, TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIR-I have read with rcuh pleasure a letter on the above subject, from a correspondent signing himself Hue, in your issue of this day's date. But having been informned on very good authority that a movement is already in contemplation for gathering a monster meeting of all denominations of ...

... THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. AR.mwou PRESBYTERr.-At the meeting of the I Armagh Presbytery, held in Portadown on the 4th inst., Mr. William Shepherd, A B., was licensed to preach the Gospel. ROOTSZ PRESeaTERY.-This Presbytery met on Tuesday, in Armoy Presbyterian Church, for the visitationof thecongregation-Rev. R. M'Conachie, Moderator. The Session of Armoy Congregaton was represented by Messrs. ...

... FASMION. T'oSL COtUItT. B.IAL!OO-PAn CAi-TLF, Moo tt-!C t cn Priii- cess iuLci.te, Pri ste Ar ljur, zti P i!ice Le'pold. Nit t the 1 .1 irs al (.I aeternet ?? attn t, at 'n led D:.ine SeLtVice yt'Sce. Ly in the piis!; C''lrl'CU Of Cralt;e. 'TheiU 1ev. Dr. taylor, miaister of CUratbiU, doi -ale.1t. The I :esv. lBr. 'aylor had the honour of dining with her Mlajesty. TllE PRI'CE AND PIRtsCFSS OF ...

... I ?? TELEGRAPH.] NEWS-LETTER OFFICE, ThurSday Mornmi. SERIOUS DISTURBANCES IN E PERSIA. 300 PERSONS KILLED AND WOUNDED. ST. PETERSHUERG, MAY 12.-Intelligence received i here from Teheran, of the 5th inst., announces that serious fighting has taken place in the streets of tb that town between religious sects, but that the 't fi disturbances were suppressed by the intervention of the military. ...

... THE PROTESTANT DEMONSTRATION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-aEn, SIR-1 am so satisfied with your paper, as the truest and most loyal of all that issue from the Press of this town, that I subscribe to it. Still, I occasionally purchase a copy of the WPdhig, and did so this day just to amuse myself by reading what lit would say respecting the coining Protestant de- monstration in the Botanic ...

... :LONDON CORRE;i'ONDECE [FuUO' OUR OWN toRf~srosNiET.] Loan\,oND , WEDNE,,SDAy. IT would tax even 'the ingenuity of your inventive contemporariea whose wild c'uerds occasion some -amusement Go newspaper readers, to make up any thing 85vsational in the way of news just now. The w eaty-r is cold and dull; rain and hail are descend- -n?, and the only people who appear at all gratified tty the ...

... TfILLCIt ! Gp RYCCi f; ?? x1 r3,H, Y. e r, L So I -1-: ?? u*:iY' C-NM!ST %iLJylS . [fF1OM OUR OWVN OoCuISIEso.NDf T.1 N . FulT!I DAY-TIHUilSI 'AY. T1ie. Iocea maug strates assemnbled in Corporation Hail this morning at eleven o'clocl, and resumed the preliminary inquiry into the charge of man- ?? against thu eleven members of the Royal 'Ish Coirteabulary. There were present on the ?? H. ...

... THE CHUPCH DTSESTABI ISIDENT BILL- MEETI,.NG AT TUAt%. TuAo, SATURfAY.-An important meeting of the proprietors of ChurcL leases and others interested in the provisionsof elaulseNo. 33 of the IrishChureh Dijestqblistment Bill, now before Parliameut, was held in Tuam this afternoon, at two o'clock;. The meeting Novas convened for the purpose of consic'er- ing changesof a very impoi tant, becauso ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. TEiE Lord Bishop of Down and Connor and Dro- more has promoted the Bev. John Gibbs, ANM., I Rtector of ,3hankill, Lurgan, in the diocese of Dro. - more, and chas lain to his lordship, to the Arch- I deaconry of ?? and Rectory of Hilhborough, in the dlceseof Down. an h;s lurdshiphasappoi Ed the Rev. TIheophilus Campl1 ol, A.id., Rector of Iinvoy, in the ...

... NEW PROTESTAN'T HALL AT NENAGH. NEN;AGu, TuESD)AY EvfsiSix. -One of the largest tl and most enthusiastic Protestant meetings ever held | ti in Nenagh took place to-day, in connection with t, the formal opening of the T'enagh Young Men' s a. Lecture Ball. The large Lecture Hall, capable of y accommodating nearly 400 persons, and even the ap. i proaches to the spacious buildiegs, were densely al ...