... THE GLASGOW oRANdEMFkN AD THE PAPALHIERARCH. BURNING TRag I'iOr ALLOCOTIOtT. [FROM OUR&SORRZ8FP0XDhT.] GLASGOW, SATURDAY EVENING.-A large meeting of Glasgow Orangemen and Protestants was held on the Green this afternoon, for the purpose of hearing addresses against the establishment of the Papal hierarchy, and for burning the allocution declaring the same. It was thought there might be a riot, ...

... FIRsT DUNGANNON.-The committee met on Fri. t day evening to consider the reports of the treasurers of the various funds for the congregational year just closed. The treasurer of the general church ac- count submitted a very satisfactory statement, showing that the Sabbath collections had consider. ably increased, and also that in the case of some of the mission qqllecti np the amount was ...

... LATEST AWR N1EIVS 1 1k & ORIMENA TELDTl ?? | T1l12C 7~F1POPE~N YON lI N~iC _r ZN CL MODAoxv-T'ne Austrixna Ca'Knaet 7, of the the signatory Powers of the Treaty of Paris to send representatives to a conference to be held in ;ienua, Sr. PaErRxssnnxR, Morat-ky-The er ae of to dlay publishtes an article upon the signsatro of the peace preliminaries in which it says that peace would bE~ hailed. ...

... MEETING OF TBE NEWTOWNAPnDS ORANGENMEN. 1FR5M OUR -oRRSrk)NxN-rT] Narowx rovr-s.ID Tn-usrSDk8.-Last night, at half- past eight oiclock, a, seeting of the Orangemeis of this town and neiighbour-hood, called by placard, I was held in the Orange Hail, Mary Street. The posters, which were only put up on Tuesday morn- ing, stated that business of importance wouldc be trausacted, and many of those ...

... ILONDON CORRESPONDENc'Ei [FROX OUR OWN OORIRIPODEmN j LONDON, SATURDAYr. I TaE progress of affairs in the East has not under. r gone any change in consequence of the opening of e the British Parliament. We know no more now v of the ultimate intentions of Russia than we did 0 when t he Earl of Derby, several weeks ago, under-. took at the instance of the Porte, to ask what were r the designs of ...

... BEX FAST TEASCIIERS' A SSOCItATI fON. MSOXTEtLY cXETIXO. D' TEE Belfast Teachers' Association met on; Saturday j last, at three o'clock, in the Peoplo1's inlstitute, rv Donegall Stzeet. In tie ahosenco ofz Msr. T~sdJ', thle t president, tMr. M~axwell, Baiilanccksn, wvas callod t to thle oh~ar. Some accounts were piassed andr hanrired over to the treasurer, M~r. Allen, for pay- x mealt. The ...

... 1 [ru OUR OWVN CORRESPONDENlT.] t LoNDoN, SATURDAY, E Taiz opti:.:il tz are taking a somewhat rosy view of I 'the politicarl eivi.%tilon. They point to what they I ter5f prciilninal y P0? l4pqrlerS3 alln negotiations 2.5 preludes to a 0oit of provisional Congress This, -they tilidli. will be worked with the view to a pos. -sibla solutien of the difficulty with Russia. I may say, howe' er, ...

... COURT AND FASTS-off . . . THE COURT , OESORMr, WaEDNSDAY.-The Queen ai Beatrice drove out yesterday afternoon Lady Churchill and her Majesty walk attia the Princess this mornir. ed MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, WEDYSnw Prince and Grown Prancees of Denm.~rk1ea by Mdlle. de Wichfeld, Al. le 2Naier ' Russell, paid a visit to the ELmpte6 ~N the Prince Imperial this morning at C, U Chislehurat. The Prince and ...

... BELFAST HARBOUR COMMISSIONEBS. x- Tnx -usual bi-monthly mneeting of the Harbaour n Comen issioners was helid 3esterday, at elecen o o'clock, in the Boardroom of the arhboor Office. g F. T. HEr.Lzcn, sq., J.1P., chairman, presided. I- 'There were alco pres.ent- Sir James Hamilton, 11 J.P.; J3 P. Corry, Faq., h.P.; Thomas Valentine, 1. Ear., ?? Dr. Ritchie, JP.; James Musgrave, i Jisa.,dP.; T. ...

... LA TEST W iAT NEW OTTOMAN TROOPS ABAUDONUING ' BULGAR3IA. AN TIC IPTED ARMISTICEE, CCoc_'ZSr-xsc?,orauV,,Firy prtoso h Dripna ate nosiroccd till the decision has beets acmnelI to n ith re4gard, to the cquas~tion of an armi- ti-lac. Sr. PaSnnsR'?SB]G, FJ`IDAin.-A prix-ete de~match reccix1 -d hiare 3aono a thetcy4Q Turks hat-c rctirced into, P. Jumelia. The ramainctr ct the Ottom~n. forces, to ...

... YESTERDAY'S PARLLTAM ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAAY. THE LORD CUANcMLLOR took his seat at five o'clock. Tt-1.. APPROACHiLNG CONFBrYCE.R. Lorui STRATHEDEN postponed his notice with reforence to the precautions desirable before Great Britain eut-red the approaching Conference. LAY r'ATRONAOE IN TIE CHURCH. Earl BE.TUCHAKP brought up the petition from the Crown to the effect that in accordance ...

... P;;TaE Freeman's London correspondent ?? is iy also asserted here t hat every port on the coast of Fog. W 5fl0 land and Scotland has been carefully examined, and C con- orig a re~port made to the German Government as to the han depth of water and anitable landing places. o t hat 'hle Irisab Timeis' correspondent warites -I am istr. todta ?? va ritten several letters to at. the the Gacrmsn ...