... THE 1ELATOXN AND DUTY OF ORkANGE, I IMEN TO THE LAND IE1OE3L ON Tuesday last, under the auspices of Carna. buoy ?? No. 411 (in connection with tte Coleraine District Orange Loige), Br. Vance Mgs caulay, D.M., delivered an address in their lodee. room on the above subJect. Thiere wav o, good at. tendance of the Orangemnon of the district acd their friends. It was moved by Br. S.aeoVerr. M'PrT ...

... HOIUS:1 OF LORDSYi;sTErTDAYT Tae LORD CHANCHLLOA took his seat at a quarter- past four o'clock. ARREARS OF RENT (IRELAND) 13ILL. Qn the report of apleudments to the Arrears of ].unt. (Ireland) Bill, LQrd SLLENBOROUGH took advantage of the last opportunity of entering his protest against the aeure. It WOLid not bring about the entire cessation of evictioins dea~lndgd itS ?? supporters. It would ...

... EXECUTION OF A COOLIE IN D-URBAN, A SICKENING SPECTACLE. EARLY on Saturday morning, ibrahim Sbibl,3 coolie, who was sentenced to death at the ?? Circuit Court, at Verulam, for thre murder of II: wife, suffered the extreme penalty of the lawI the Central Gaol, Durban, in the presence of lit. A. Clarence (sheriff), Mr. R. I. Fiuncnore (re. sideut magistrate), Mr. W. H. Addison (distri t surgeon) ...

... ST4TH OrTHEO REBEL REB~ELORES J' THE LAST RECONNAISSANCE. p WANT 'OF COMMUNICATION WlTH.SUEZ. T W T13M CAPTURE D IIDSHIPMAN.. Or MANIFESTATIONS OF NATIVE FEEGLING. IU a ALARMING REPORT FROM CAIRO. d THE EUROPEAN QUARTER SAID TO BE t, IN FLAMES. a . f . ?? ;STANDARD TELEGRA1M. . n ALEXANDRIA, THURSDAY, 11-0 A.. I In consequence of the break the ironclad trai n t was obliged to return without ...

... DEPARTURE OF TROOP,'. INSPECTION BY THE QUEEN. GLASGOW, FRID.Y.-TIIe Ist Battalion of Royal Highlanders (late 42nd Regiment), 260 stron, left Maryhill, Glasgow, this aftirnoou for Edis. burgh, to join the regimeut, which dceparts for Egypt on Tuesday. M-ajorJohn Selby Walker is in command, and groat enthuneias:n was manifested as the men narcheld from the bar. racks to the station, headed by ...

... PARLIAMENTARY, I (By 'Freeman Special Wire and Ordinary Telegraph.) ROUSE OF COMIONS YESTERDAY. The SPEAEt tok the chair at 1220 o'clock. THE REPORTED FLIGHT OF THE BRITISH OUTPOSTS. Sir S NORTHCOTE said that he saw no member of the Government present (cheers from below the gangway), but he trusted that some cue on the front bench possessed the means of re- flting tate extraordinary statement ...

... : I The 1st Battalion Derbyshire Regiment, under command of Lieutenant-Colonel H B Hayward, stationed at Chatham, has been ordered to proceed to Dublin, to replace one of the battalionm under orders for Egypt. General Sir Thomas Steele, K C B, commanding the Forces in Ireland, proceeded to the Curragh Camp on Monday last, and inspected the 2ad Bat- talion York and Lancaster Regiment, under com ...

... ( frcmayf $mirId DUBILIN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2. ITIsI solitary item of news permitted to pass through the sieve of censorship at Alexandria is the return of Arabi's Mission to the lines at Kafr-dowar. It was effected in a very pro- saic, and indecd pacific, niode. The dele- gates, or parleycrs, took their seats in a first- class carriage, an old engine was hitched to that, and oef the little ...

... TOE COURT. [SPEC.IA L TEL r eGR AM .1 OSBORNE, FRIDAY. Tna Queen and Dutcbess of Connaught drove out yesterday afternoon, attended by the Dowager Duchess of Atholo and the Hon. Horatia Stop- ford; and Princess Beatrice, attended by the Hon. Mary Pitt and Miss Bauer, went out in the steam launch of the Royal yacht to Beaulieu River. Captain Thomson was also in attendance. Mr. F. Hanbury, of ...

... THE i WAR IN EGYPT. | EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL TELEGRAMS, ITHE BRITISH ADVANCING. ARABI'S FORCE AND At POSITION. ( THE SITUATION IN CAIRO. s CAPTURE OF SPIES. it 'e THE BRITISH ADVANCING. d SPECIAL TELEGRA-M FROM THE DAILY NEWS' OF THIS MOI:NING-SATURDAY. Alexandria, Friday, 2.10 p.m. 'The alarmists who predictedagrandattack on the e Engiish lines last night, with a general rising in the city and a ...

... LICENSED GROCERS AND VINTNE aS' I ASSOCIATION. The conmaittee of the above association met ves- terday in the Commercial Buildings. Prewent- Mr Ricbhard Ward (chairman), Mr P M'OIall, Mr John Bebari, Mr Elward O'Leary, MrJanre Byrne, Mr Francis Gibne, Mr. rhilip Little, Mr2bThoines Davy, hr James Coleary, M'd- ulio o'Conor, T C Mr James Oirlmen, .Mr W1 illisrvslattery, 4%r Mlichael Ntirceet, ...

... CHARGE OF TREASON- FELONY. (FR0M OUR CORRESPONDn3NT.) Cork, Tuesday. At Ialf-past ten o'clock this morning Mr. Justice Barry sat in the City Court, and resuted the hear- F ing of the charges of treason-felony preferred c against Timothy Moynihan and Michael Horgan, the overt acts charged being those of drilling and arming forces and attacking dwellinghouses in the I neigalbourhood of ...