... IBELFAST NATURALISTSP FIELD CLUB. I Tin second of the excursions for the season took place on the afternoon of Saturday last to Collin Glen. The weather was nearly perfeotion, and the numerous cavalcade which started from the Museum gave ample proof of the popularity of the short excursions arranged to places in the immediate vicinity of the town. Leaving the cars at the village of Haunahstown ...

... GENESRAL ASSEMBLY OF THlE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND. EIGHTi DAY. MORN1iG SEDERUNT. TII Assembly, which had conducted its business in private until two o'clock, resumed at that hour, under the presidency of the MoDiERATon (Rev. T. Y. Killen). ?? COLLIrau (LONDoNDEor.n7) IntonTscr. Rev. J. N. Roos~ERs submitted the report of the trustees of this college, which stated intcr alifs that four ...

... COMPLIMENTARY BREAKPAST TO THE I GENERAL ASSEMBLY. ANNUAL MSETING OF THU ASSIlbIBLY'S TE;;EPEUNCH ASSOCiATIOi. YESTnSArY morning, at half-past eight o'clock, the Belfast Women's Temperance Association entertained the members of the General Assembly and friends to a public breakfast in the Ulster Hall. There was a crowded attendance, the spacious building being taxed to its utmost capacity to ...

... IRISH HOME MANU-FAC:CUiE ASSO. CIATION. The weekly meeting of this, association was held l last veniug, ,1; 1 lfrr. CAREY presi, ing. e, 'The members Present were-' x, XJesrsf PuT}h and P ?? dil, treasurers; M RenFl, P stephens, W .% W, 'Oir a'Cinor, J P Conolly, B rA, Bnie, J 1Qil, P J FigaitY, J iIval, .; COnslay A L, Ahn F~mian, Jobu Pugh. 1' 5-Daioy, F hennelvi l1:isa, M to'Donneol, 5' Brp ...

... i . . .. . ?? (By Freeman Special Wire 3nd Ordinary 3 Telegraph.) 22 HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERSDAY. Their lordships met at a quarter past four o'clock. Viscount SIDMOUTH gave notice that on Mon- day he will ask a question of the First Lord of the Admiraity in reference to the recent accident on 8 board her Eajesty's shiD Swiftsure. _ TTeM EGarTIAs Cf1ISS. I9The Marquis of SALISBURY asked if ...

... Z, Ite't ?? - urtmall Ti-ournat. DUBLIN, MONDAY. JU 12. THr cloud in the East has suddenly burst in bloodshed. The Sunday was a day of terror to the Europeans, of riot and rapine for the Egyptians, amongst the villas of Alexandria. Loot and murder inflaming the native mob, they made the Sabbath of the Giaour the signal for an outbreak of national and reli- gious hostility.. The brunt of the ...

... I (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) TE' EGYPTIAN CRISIS. The Times Cairo correspondent says- E:very means areemployed to excite the popu- ion by stating that the Khedive has turned c:;ristian and sold the country to the Eng- lisil. Well-informed people believe that if Dprvisch remains firm and Ja&U attempts at conciliation fail, Arabi will play his last card, t teiegraphic communication, ...

... Bedfast rxel's-ftt- (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1882. In the House of Lords, yesterday, Earl Granville gave in brief form the latest intelli. genco from Egypt. The Irish Reproductive Loan Fund Act (1874) Amendment Bill was read a second time. Some discussion took place regarding the importation of frozen sheep from New Zealand. In the House of Commons, in reply to ...

... NEWTOWNARDS. NEwTOWSAnRee, Tu}mDAY.-The Sub-Commis. Wiouers-Messrs. Hodder, Bomford, and Weir- wesuniedtthe sitting in the Courthouse here this itnornhig. Df'. HODDERS proceeded to give decisions in a tiumber of cases heard at Downpatrick. ESr.TA Oi 11UO0! Me~reoNT iRY. On this estate eight eases remain to be disposed IDf. In some of theso oases leases have been put in evidence by which the ...

... MILITARY INTELLIGENC]Z I~ ~ ?? . . | Major-General C C Fraser, V C, C B, command-; mg the troops at the Curragh Camp and New-- bridge, has obtained leave of absence to the 26th instant in extension. Colonel W S Brown, commanding the 5th Royal! Irish Lancers at Nevridge, has been appointed I president of ageneral courtmartial ordered to as- esemble a~t the Curragl Camp at eleven o'clock this I ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE TURKISH COMMIS- . ~SION E RS. ENTHUSIASTIC lntibiCPTION BY THE TROOPS. CONSTANTEOPLE, WLONDrsDAy.-Lord Dtrfferin to-day informed the Porte that the British Go- vernment, while glad to hear that Dervisch Pasha had been sent to Egypt, did not consider that his mission rendered the meeting of the Conference less necessary. The French Ambassadors made a declaration yesterday evening ...

... ImSON A CORURISPODWDRNT.] Naw Yore, 318sT My, 1882.-Yesterday, De- ooration Day, as it is aptlytermed,hascome and gone, and a nxagifilent day it was, both in Weather and the greatness of the military parade ccompanying it. The loving oustom, originated by a few Southern ladies, of setting apart the R0th May for decorating with flowers the graves of the soldiers who fell in the civil war of ...