... A STABiSt ,'Y\O173.) (E0STABLISHtED A. N-N-0 17 37.) x The House of CommonsGrand Committee on| Trade wvas again occupied yesterday with the consideration of the Light Railaways (Ireland) Bill. Aln effort was made to pus down the Giadstonian obstruction, led by AMr. Storey, and considerable progress was made with the bill. At a dinner given in Berlin yesterday, in honour of the Emperor of ...

... THE NAVAL MAN4EUVRES. o'LONDoic, TUESDAY.-The vessels of the defen- sive fleet in the Downs are all cleared for action, and none of the crew are allowed to leave. Some of the torpedo boats will cruise eastward to-day. Last night there was a false alarm at Tynemouth, and the volunteers turned out expecting an attack from the hostile squadron. Submarine mines are laid. A telegram from Sheerness ...

... THE FUTURE OF IRISH CONSER- VATISN OUTSIDE ULSTER. PAnT II. E FlnOS A TIMES CORfESPO?WDENr. LE rl now see what Constitutional organisations Dev in actual existence at the present moment out- f side flster. In Dublin the oldest political club is c ise Constitutional Club. It was formerly a power t le the city, worked the poor law, municipal, and t rliarmentary registration for the party. and c ...

... AN A MERICAN TEMPERkNCkE TOUR, I ; T OUR SPECIAL CORRhESPONDENiT. FLEET STREET, LONDON, JULY 31.-Now our scamper is done, and the familiar sights and sounds of this mighty London are once more substituted, and all the accustomed daily duty, for the novelty of travel and the changing scenery of continent and of sea. Still the recollections of the past weeks, of their occupations, and of tbe ...

... CORRESPiONDENCE. TIHE MELANCIROLY AFFAIR AT STONY- as F OR RD. 'TO THE EDITOR oP THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. b4 SIn-As I findthe letter of the Rev. R. MB11ride, k Dundrod, whichk appeared in the Belfist XnaiN- VI Letter somne days ago under the above heading has d created the impression that Stonyford is in a state of riot, and trhat our lives and property ara in danger. will you kindly permit me ...

... REPRESE1N TAT ION ?? Ij - BFlFAT8'V, ,T Wi'E are authorised to state that Major , Maxwell will not offer ?? ;ii r Harland, Dart. The writ for a new election f,;r YerLh - rived at the IHanaper Ouibe Dal;e ?? j'i. is expected to be receive d here by tn il . wW(i' this morning. If so. the nomiurie ?? I for Monday next. There w& ma' ud a ment in the city yest-;liv vz F vacancy, and the ...

... BY SPECIAL ANDTI ORDINARY WIRES. HOUSE OF COMMONS, YESTERDAY. TnE SPEAKEn took the chair at 12-25. The private business was devoid of interest, and at half-past twelve Mr. A.MtcDONALD had resumed the discussion on the vote for TIHE ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY. 31r. SEXTON followed in a speeh of an hour and a half's duration. After having warned the Government that another session they would not ...

... an setting almost all these arrangements, the party l found indoor amusements, and on the whole, .nehad a very enjoyable day, and reached Lutgan per CBS same route at 10-45 p.m. ?? Empress Fre(ierick vill leave shortly for hu Rome, and from thence she will proceed direct to or- Athens in October. BSeA FAITHS B EAUTIPUr. SKIN.-9ulpholine Soap gives of the natural tint and ?? of a perfeet ge. ...

... ELECTI2O-PL.TED BRIC-A.BRAC. A GENTLEMAN in New York has introduced a novelty in the way of bronze ornaments which follow the forms of the shell-fislh and other objects with marvellous delicaoy, far exceeding that of any ordinary form of bronze, and even rivalling those produced by the cite perdnt process, which was used by the celebrated French sculptor, Barye, in his marvellous reproductions ...

... f ENxNSKICLLEN, TuEsDnAY.-On yesterday the r anniversary of the Relief of Derry was celebrated v by the Orangemen of County Fermanagh and ad- il joining counties at Kesh. There was a large at- t tendance, and, witq the exception of one rather i sharp shower, the weather was all that could he a desired. A special train was ran from Ennis- 1 killen, Ballinamallard, Bundoran Junction, and c ...

... OUJR LONDON LETTEER.1 BY Ova SPEC(JTAj WIEL BFTPAST NEws-LETTER 01QICEc= l69. FLIX STr.iEET EUC., MONDAY NIGHT. N ,FE gousa of Lords has risen until Thursday next, t -e nt-e it 95im 1n0 legislative work to do. The . goeS1 assent was given to a considerable number t g( hli5 aftervwlich Lord Carniarion raised ad- lhatecn air present occupation of Eaypt. The o' ,0blO lo'd gave a succinct summary ...

... IO)UR LONDON-LETTER. BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE. BELFAST NEWS-LETTER OP'ncrB 169. FLEST STREET, E.C.. TUESDOY NIGHT. TIP, session is only beginning M1r. Healy appears t to think, for to-night he succeeded in introducing l a bill to give effect to a mere obiter dietuern of C Chief Baron Palles, one of your eminent judicial c authorities, whose utterances ea eart/edra ap- s parently may with equal ...