... MOVEMENTS OF' ?INISTERS. LONDOn, FLIuUAY -The Lord Ohanoollor left town toailqbt for Dunoza, (, ieff; Lstd Boasoons- 1ield lelt, for Etughendei Mlarod; Lard. Crarobrook f or Eamsted Park, Staplehurce; Mr. Cross leaves to50022r0W for Lis seat in Lenoaehire; and Mr. EMitii lor HEleuly, Lord Saundon will uot leave town until siexi week, snd. Sir Miohael RilCke Boeate renma~e in T.ondonn f ,r the ...

... iMPEIRIIAL PARLIAME4NT. HOUSE OF LORDS-FIuDAY.T Tins LORD CHANOXLLOR took his seat on the wool. sack at five o'clook, THE INDIA MUSEUX, In reply to the Earl of CAnFARVON, Lord CRANBROOK stated that the collection of objeots of art and industry oonnected with India were to be distributed over the British Museum, the South Keasington Museum, and Kew Garden.. The Imperial Government, looking at ...

... TII1? ZULU WA R THE1 PROSPEaTS OF PEALCE. .[R1!oTNR'S T1SLEORAM.J CAPE TOWN, JUI, 22 (via Plymoath.) The resignat'on of Lord Cheimeford and the re. turn of Sir Garnet Woiseley to Marltzburg are the prlncipal events of the past week. The latter waua totally unexpected. Lord Chaelmeford and Sir Qarnet Woleeley nneb at St. Paal'es on the 18th, The formner proceeded nent day to Dorban, where he ...

... ILONDON CORRESrPONSDENCE. fFROM OVI OW9N CORRESPONDuNT.I LoNfDoN, TUESDAY EVmrnTr, 0 Tnis sixth session of the ninth Parleismenb of the y' Qneen will be prorogued on Friday nexct, and every 6 body vwill be delighted to see the last of itb. lt bee I been a weary, wretohed time, end owing to the persistent attitude of the Opposiltion, nearly vnlao- P' less leonea legisl$otve point of view. In no ...

... L ATESTNEWS D TUE YELLOW FEVFER IN Th3E UNIE Megncrurs, WaDrvssoAv.--fTe numober af de iron, y.'1low fover is lacroeaeing 0tht fo V (IILIOAS, W19oNeSuAx'-Th ?? M ob~ile have ?? ;1lio qaraitjth, ba31ia from thie eity. t . ~CA NADA. , QransC, WanneaeDAY. -The Qtljcc Inogls have by a, majority of tw/o pasoed a .eoief fidance In the railway policy purened byth t° p I vincial Government. Neew YOnR1 ...

... |OPENING OF A NEW ORGAN IN KNOCK. BRED A PA RISff CRURCE., AT the morning service yesterday the new organ which has been erected in this church wvas opened by Mr. W. T. W. Jackrson, Mus, Baa,, organist of Holywood Church. The congregation was large. The lessons for the day were read by the R1ev. H., W. Stewart, M.A,, rector of the parieb, and the Rev. D. Armstrong, D~ D., of Huron, Canada, the ...

... PROBABLE PARTITION OF ZULULALD.' SUBMISSION OF ZULTU HIEF'S. Ta Daily News special correspondent at the Cape telegraph. that Zululand will be the grave of more than ono military reputation, but no failure has been more abjeot and conspicuocs than that of GenoralCrealook. It would be waste of apace to criticlse the conduot of a chief who might have burned Ulundi before Lord Chelmsford's force ...

... 1I?1PERIAL PARLIAME NT. * OUSE OFt LOR1)S-FRIOAY. TourER Ito susllr meb ab twvo o'clock, Th.. Bival asesent was given by commrission to ?? (9ppropriatlonl) Aob, and n nmb er ot ctber notel oi Parnrimiont, Tbe eom.* jssiai1OC5> being the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Notthrinhcrlsnd, Earl Beauchamnp, the :1i^;1 of :lrdwtok', and Lord Skelmerndale. LHev MDajesty's spseech proroening Parliaronen ...

... LXATEST NEWS. TUJRKEY ANID GIREEC1Z. Cc0NSrArNTIrrorn, SATURDAY EVENING-S~e Pasha, the Minister for Foreign Afaitrs, han mde a communication to the Glreek Mlinisetr here, pro! miring to appoint a commslseioner for the delitnila- tion of the Torco. Eellenlo frontier, but at the sass. time expressing his preference for joiat medlatloi of the Powers on the queation. CcNsTAN~nsOrI,F SUNDAY EVVNING ...

... CORRESPONDENWE. THE IRISH UNIVERSITY BILL, TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-1.,TTEr1. SIR-Neither your own able artlelos nor the letters of your reepected correopondentu express n.t all too urgently the necessity of some means being adopted for the purpooa of IrnprcrRin'1 upon our re presentativee in Parliament very diotinotly thu t thorough din£ont of Irish Coneorvntivej from the Irish ...

... brht Nfifut AtWIdtfr. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.). BELFAST: TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1879. rho accounts from Cashmere, says the Times Calcutta correspondent, continue to give a melancholy picture of the starvation and misery prevailing there. The Maharajah and his offi- cers appear to be working well, and the Punjab Government is dolng Its best to forward eup- plies, but little Improvement can be ...

... FO(RBES'S RIDE Fr.OM ULUNDI. Tim followiog private lotter from the Dailv N'ewos special verreopondout, Mr, Arohibald Forboo, was rtecived with tbe mailf brought by the Dnblfh Castle: Dlurban, July 20. XTv DRAB--Thn end oF tlio campmlzn has cornir, nonoe'too aoon for me, for here I am fast by the heels, unable to nmouer ab horse if all the Zulas in Zilulmucl weare In hight. e has been a weary ...