... 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 ...

... o i DUSTIOUs be be, d on the 11th andi WW'-i 5jh wrshop, for the blind is, -we anW 0tinuzng to interest the namner- I 1r4 e0asce L asoco tiom. This is a I j1s0 chi, ior syewpathy from, all-yoh j IFt 1bo wbil enjoyi2g the great besn Ckj sj are ready to give what help .5jevsate the severe aicionI .y 1 ...

... TEE CHURCH OF IRELAND. iST. iijaon X -A ineetinzy of the select Vestry of tei chr,:h wvas held oL ioujday|y eVeninig, at nal -isst seven o'olocb, in the Parcehial I Soho0olhbous-- Re. Vaheli-r PLdail, rect-r, iii -t.e j ili. air Tie neceeeity 1or inscreseac churcl aec-m' neodation in tne parish was sakehe into con,?dera. t tiut, the pre-eer elf-c: being ?? inadequate ?? !f ftne requierem ...

... The 91st Highlenders, at Belfast, has recently received about-t.:recruits. frsthe 58th -Brigade D~epdt at Si~rlingi ?? U;olail {f.nreau daa±)WJohn,. IA, Ken- nedy. of the Royal Marine Light Infantry, has been awaried the geod service pension of £10 0 a year vacant by A wom P02iofl of' Colonel Gomn ?? dant F H. Stewart. ' Major-General the Mson. Leicesfiar Smitb, C.;B commanding the Westarii ...

... t)fst ZIds-ttcr2 cESTABLISHED ASS-O l737 - 13ELFAST: FR IDA Y, FEE, B 1 5, iS Tan interest of yesterday's Parliament centred i in the explanations of Ministers with recard to i the passage of the British fleet through the I Dardanelles. Lord Derby, in finfilnoent of his I promise, was able to announce ?? the !Jeet had I successfully ?? its mission, and had reached Constantinople, or an ...

... THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CinTOer STREET PiRESBYTERLX2 CnEuxRC -It will be seen by advertisement that this church will be re-opened for public worship to-morrow, when Professor Wallace and the Rev. J. HI. Moore will conduct the services, the object being to raise funds to aid a large congregation of humble people, who have contributed liberally to the church and schools, to pay the cost ...

... THE PRESBYTERARI CabTca. - - ?? __r Pasrgxrp~l-Tv OP STRAB ca E-The Preshvtere, Strahane met in Secord Newtowatv-war ¢ viciteaion. There was a very lhrge ateadr Mr. M-'Mrdie preached fromn P, -m i,, verse. Tihe rminutes hbvxng been a . Presbytery reported as foiloe2:-- e tery die.re to expre-s itt Fatisfc'n- the most cf the anmewers gwven so rar, _- and material state of th.e con-rega. ...

... MX. GLADSTONE ON 'mTRE 'pxTHS OF HONOUR AND OF SEAM. TI Right TRn-. W. E. Gladstone, in the ensuing P March number of the weteeffth Century Con- I tributes a paper with the above tPile, in the ore t of which le deals- largely with the present war N crisis. Speaking of the possibility of England going t to war in support of Turkey, he says- It roy be o assumed that in a long add intricate ...

... Colonel G. Butler Stoney, staff officer of pen. sioners, of the 66th sub-district of Ireland, will re- tire from that oilice at the termination of the cur-- rent quarter, with the rank of major-generaL A handsome service of plate will be presented by the pensioners of his ?? the colonel on his retire- menLt. Tihe next examination Of candidates for admis- sion to the Royal Military Academy, ...

... DISASTROUS COLLISION AT SEA-LOSS OF 6EVENTEFN LIVES. le [SPECIL T33aEGrA] al LoxnDo', SnDAY NIonTT.-A Harwich corre- s. spondent telegraphs that a collision between two s steamers, resulting in a deplorable lose of life, occurred abont two hours' sail from that port this c- morning, at abont ten o'clock. The pasesenger A steamer C. M. Palmer (Captain Cay), oi Sewcastle, ar bound from Newcastle ...

... CONSERVATIVE WORKING MEN'S DEMON. STEATION IN LOW.1PTATRICK. EFROM OUR COORfSPONDLNST.] 4 DOWNPATRICK, SATuRDAY NioaT.-This morning T the dead walls of this usually quiet town were t covered with placards, announcing that a Conser- s vative working men's demonstration in support of c the Government would be held in the evening. The annoancement excited a considerable amount of interest, ...