... ILAATEST NEWS W2SPECAL a ORDINARY TBLRAMI B P A I N. MADPID, TUzsDuy.-Admiral Topete is not con- vble2cent. SANT.BDEzP, TUESDAY.-EH.S; Sappho has lkft j thie po t in the direction of San SbaobtiaaU. MADRID, TUESDAY.-Secor Sagasto, Minister of the Interior, has issued a circular to the goveWnOrS of the provinces ordering them to prosecute dis- tarbera of public order without regard to any party ...

... L& R ARYTER GIS 1 IO a THE AMERICAN ELECTIONS. I NEw YORK, WaDrsSDAY.-In New York State w Mr. Tilden Democrat has been elected Governor; and Messrs. Dorsheimer, Thayer, oagenuer, and di Miller, also Democrats, have been elected to the I respective posts of Lieutenant-Governor, Canal I C Comsinr, Inspector of S3tst Prisons, and T Judge of the Court of Appeal. Mr. W. HL Wick- ham, Taimany ...

... THIE UERCSYTEiR AN (JHURCH. A- unanimous call from the congregation of ~denderrv has Loeen forwarded to Mr. Thomas Johaston, licentdato of Dromore Preebytery, for his rtoeptzuoe. PPRSBvTeRY Or BALLIBA. -This Prsebytery met to-day, Tuedorv, the 3rdl inmet, in Second Bahl~bz., the Rev. Mr M'Conachie, Moderator, in, the ciair. The nurmber oi ministers and clders in attenein, Ge was asail, The ...

... LATEST N'EWS It[ i',A & ORDINABly T3E .3 SPAIN. |BAVONI+ SAtTURDIY. -The FTench stcamer Pionner, of B2asfur, whe nerear Cape Mschicaco n the, eVrEn~r 0j the 25th 'ns.,receved several museket shlots from: tn, j Spanish despatch boat Con- oordia, and wa ic a yaParty from thie |Republica vand ce. The eou cf qlatter was subaeqlcntisy explained ton. b nr duea to a mistake.s' Noboy o board tfe P ...

... THE CEHURCH OF IRELAND. THE ARCHBISHOP OF' DUBI'N0ON THE FINANCIAL POSITIoN of THE DUBLIN DIOCESE. Tra members of this Synod assembled on Monday morning -in St. Patrick's Cathedral-his Grace the Archbishop of DrEuNK preeidirg. His Gaics sid-What I am going to say will not be said at random, for it has passed under the eye of cup whose name caries the greatest weight in any matter regarding the ...

... BELGIAN AN;D DUTCH FLAX REPORT. ThcLPAsT, 4-h NoveimBEr., 1874-Supplies in the markets having by this time become of some ime portance we resume the issue of our circular for the season, which may now be considered to have fairly commenced. Messrs. Ed. Keunen & Co. report, under date 31st ult.- Our this week's Fiemieeh markets, especially Ghent and St. Nicholas, had a liberal supply of flex; ...

... .LiB 'RSP ON)Df L'tC. D`.0,Ui OUR COO,1it'POlNDZ?NTJ LONDON', SnwUon&Y. ye Thu Prince anI Ptincss of XWales have returned to the met rep liej, and are doing all in their power L2 to pay attention to the Empress of unsal% and the WIr other mnembers of theo Imperial family whose affec- fol tion anrd Bolieltta l for the Duchess of Edinburgh ha hive brought them to our shores. It would be Wva idle ...

... TaIs wonderfully gifted concert singer being about - to viait Dablin and Belfast, a short account of her birth and parentatge will be interesting to our readers:- Carlotta Patti is the elder of the two sisters now enjoying world-wide fame. She is not only like Adelina, an Italian by race, but by birth; if, there- fore, there be anything in the notion so commonly expressed that the very air of ...

... CORRMPONOENCR THE WATER GOMMISSIONERS AND MR, ROBERT CARLIJLE'S LATE APPOINT- 1 MENT., TO THE EDITOR O THE BEU'AS NEWS LETTER. Sig-with respect to a letter which appeared In your issue of the 3rd inat, purporting to explain Mr. Carlile's appointment as general manager of the Water Board, the statements contained in that letter are at uch variance with the truth that I hope you will allow me a ...

... =edfat .Pu Mtr (ESTAI3LJTSIElD ANNO 177.>! BELF AST: FRIDAY, NOV. 6, 1874. T;IE D'ke of AbPrcorn has been elected Grand Master of the Irish Freemasons. It is stated that a great Roman Cathcli- Congress is shortlv to be 'elid in LEngland, at which the Middle Age pretensions 01 shea Pze are to be proclaimed. In the German Parliament yesterday it was explained by the Minister of War that She ...

... C,0 E 23p Ox 19. D'jN 0 R ON COMPOSIVION UT THE I.i30 CUURC:L TO TUR BDIT=S; OF TER BELFAST ?.iWS LBITSR. SiP.-Some very severe strictures have lately ap. pezrod in the public jonrnals on the conduct of those clergymen of the Irish Church who, having compounded for a sum oif money in hand, the an- nuities to which they were entitled so long as they served in that Church, afterwarde resumed ...

... THE GRAND MASTER OF IRISH FREE. MASONS. ([SPECIAL TELEGRAM ] [PFO O:JR CORRESPONDSENT I DUBLIN, THuRsDiY EVENnm, Tnx Grand Lodge of Ireland met' to Light in the Masonlo Hall, MalcBworth Street, to elect a Grand Master as successor to the Duke of Leinster, who had been Grand Master for upwards of sixty years 1 Mr. R. M. Shekdeton, Deputy Grand Master, occu. pied the Cthrone, which was draped in ...