... 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 ...

... |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 ...

... I Of (By Freeman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCOB e. of Freeman Office, 211 Strand, Lod03 ?h Thursday Morning. re There were only ten passengers by the Irish Ds mail which reached Eustonon Tuesday night, and 1. last night there were butfifteen in the trael, s. which was several hours late. Very great inoqn- a. venience is felt by the large number of lrisb e, tourists here, who are ...

... i THE ARCHBiTioP ?? TORONTO OX&' i THE LOUGH iDEB tIRMAGE. S - ; ?? ?? ?? . . nI.. sU._ J We have greatpleasure in laying before our, readers thecsrionikfes% from his Grade the Arch-; e. 3bishop. of ,'oroato o,n the Pilgrimage to ?? L .Derg:- .: ; * L qugh Derg Aqgustli W87)o a' VERY Bx. AO1 Dit Si:lIna my, ?? I pro- t mised tc continue to5enk of th& religious exer- I cises pedormred odfn li ...

... TEE AGRICULTURAL DEPRESSION. At the meeting of the Strokestown board of guardi'ans on Friday the following guardians at. ?? French, J.P., D.L. (in the chair) ; Captain Drought, J.P.; Thomas Cox, C. Eanahan, Captain West, J.P. ; James Maguire, Janmes Shanley, and Thomas 3lurray. Mr. Thomas Cox, oursuant to notice, proposed the following re. Eolution, which was seconded by the chairman, and ...

... I JTieretelrnl's frostna1I I __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ I I -- -DUBLIN: MONDAY, AUtG. 18.8 I . The Freeman's Journal is 6o3 on the Evening oi Publication at our London if ce, 211 Strand; and Smith and Son's Bgok.salls, Eoston Station. On the fol. 1l-g day it is also procurable at the ,dermentioned addresses in London:- $teel and Jones, corner of Spring GardeDs and Trafa!gar square ; W. ...

... THE HARENC TENIATRY. A committee, consisting of the following gentle- men, has baen formed to solicit subscriptions to enable the tenants of the Hareno estate to meet I the heavv ?? to which they have been subjected in their efforts to purchase their holdings :-Row- P land P. Biennerbassett, M.P. ; Edmund Dwyer Gray, M.P. Alexander M. Sullivan, M.P.; Count Movre, M.P.; Colonel Colthurnt, M.P.; ...

... T HE BREAK-W-lt. A I - MAILT SERVICXE.' , he2 inter-conimunication with Englad by way 1 of Holyhead has been completely stopped. No mails have arrived at Klingstown since Sunday morning. The direct railway communication between Holyaead and Chostcr is entirely stopped, owing to the sweeping away of the railway some four miles from Abergele. Eleven arches of the Voryd Viaduct have been entirely ...

... I I (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) THE ZULU WAR. THE FRESH ADVANCE. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. Plymouth, Tuesday Night. The Donald Currie mail steamer, Dublin Castle, from Cape Town on July 29th, arrived at Plymouth to.night. Amongher passengers was Lord William Bereaford, late of Colonel Buller's staff. Cape Town, July 29. Sir Garnet Wolseley is still at Maritzburg, mak- ing arrangements for ...

... 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 ...

... I TE RAILWAY INQUIRY. - I YStdky Sir Predk, Peels W. Miller, Vz£., andj -r. Price, the ailw ay Commissioners, resume their inquiry into the mode of management of the Dublin uad Meath Railway by the Midlandrertet Western Refl*ay tapbliy in tfIsfM krlitt 'ourtt at elevemo'clock. -- Messrs. Piers White, Q.C., Carton, QCt, and Robert~tso'' ...

... I BRITISH ASSOCIATION.%', SPECIAL TELEGRAM3 Sheffield, Wednesday Night. me fortv.ninth annual meeting of this assoei-' *eenenred in this town to-day. The weath~r 5r hmost reched character, heavy rain s 11 ;the 0t1_rM 1liig ?? A thick' fog also prevailed. ?? mcvf: cert-imly have had some effect upga the --ral cc the mernbers ?? .lv eleven hundred ticketc h..tA been taken5 which *:lch scaler ...