... PO154 OUR MILIT4RY OOE10 PONIPENT. BY OUR SP'IAL WIER. LONDoN, WEDNESDAY.-Major Stringer has been struck off the strength of the 2nd Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers, at Galway, and has assumed command of the dep6t companies of the regiment, at Wrexham. The 1st Battalion Seaforth Highlanders, now at Dublin, has been ordered to prepare a draft of picked men, to be sent to India to reinforce the ...

... I ',MIITARY I?NTELtIGENCE i~ ~~ I GUARDS FOR IRELAND Yesterday (TuesdaY) afternoon, the 3rd Batta- lion of ?? Guards left Chelsea Bar- racks, London, for the Charing-cross station of the South-Eastern Railway, and was conveyed by special train, leaving at 2.45 pma, to Woolwich, where the ofcers and men embarked on H M S Assistance for Irel2nd. The vessel leambs the I'lTames early this ...

... TOWN DM NIISSON ERS, BALLYMENA.-At the monthly meeting of thisal Board yesterday the Commissioners present ?? Mlessrs. S. J. M'O0artney, J. P. (chairman); Richard £1 Davison, James Cosbie, Albert Pawson, Samuel Li Hood, James M'Allister, S. R. Young, Samuel ml M'I'Kny, and V. A. taung, 3?P. A CommunicationOi from the town clerk of Enniskillen wvas read with tb ref erence to the contemplated ...

... THE NATIONAL INDEBMITY, PUND. The Secrtary of this fund has raceived the iotnowing letter from Queensland- John ORoaey, E*q, Sec National Indemnity Fund, Mansion Houte Dublin. 189 Queen at, Brisbine, July 14th, 189 Daas Sin-I am forwardiun to Dr Kteny,. UP, my this mail a draft at sixty days on Q. 31. Bank, London, for one thousand pounds, I am sing, him to be good enough to hand over £390 of ...

... ` OU ENGLI VISITORS d _ Si VIIOS Ystt a tbh Right Hon. J. Stbsfeld, X.P, Uad other memahers the deputationa has& ar- aged to visit didtrictb in Ireland where the Struggle between the tenants and the l- dlrds I has n meet acute, atrived in D'ublin. By this MorniAges express steaner the remaindr of the visters wil arrive, and will attend th teting 'which is to tale place tbiaeveing ith Leister ...

... I I tE- N-E W. AUTOMAI I~ - ._ ~ . _ BR K . On Saturday one of ourrepresentitires hnd an opportunity of inspecting, at the Broadstone i Terminus, the plans for the automatic brake with which it is proposied to fit every passenger train 'on the Midland Great Western Railway, as a pro- vision against the possibisity of a recurrence of sach a eatatrophy as befell the Great NorOrM ! excursion ...

... 23- BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE BBELFAST NEwS-LETTER OFFICE, 169, FLEET STREET, LONDOX, E.O. TUESDAY MORNINzG, SIX O'CLOCK. TERRIBLE EARTH1QUAKE IN TURIKEY. 'A VILLAGE DESTROYED. l The Constantinople correspondent of the Daily 30 wronol e ?? have reached here of a volcanic eruption which occurred same days ago in the province of Erzeroam, de- 1 stroying the village of Kantrzorick, which w was a modest ...

... THE SMT-BADRY SEERIFF'S SALES. TO MLE tDITOR OF TGE FRlFlMAN'. ' Bank place, Tipl1urary, Gth Sept. DbRA. Sea-In your issue of to-day, when giving tbe list of names of the tenants on the Smith- Barry property whose interests were to have been sold at Thurles on Wednesday, you have, probably by mistake, omitted my name. Not only were my holdings, three in number, up for salebuta- wertifirst ...

... IN TE R ME DIArT E 7 -EXAMINATIONS. | ?? of Piadses of£ this3.yer Ezanainat a tions inderthe Intermediate Educition Board was issued yesterday. The book, contrai'y to custom, a 2cOttains 1n0 separate J5stOZ £Miibitionier i and e Prize Winners. The names of the candidates are 2 girea in the pamphlet alphabetically. The'ignot , Marks arse gien. The Pass Marks are not. It has been our invariab!e ...

... ,p~f ?? AN t 1 s 37f.) (ESTABLISHED AINNOL 1737.) TThe ship Bay of Naples has beer destroyed by fire in New York Harbour. Elizabeth A'Veigh, one of the persons injured in the Armagh railway accident, died yesterday. During gunnery practice on .LM.S. Ajax a 38-ton gun burst, and one man was injured. A great fire has taken place in the town of Barker, Montana, and it is reported that nine ...

... THE OR&NGE INSTITUTION. HOTDnAST L.O.L. No. 1620.-This lodge held its monthly meeting on Tuesday evening last in, the Orange Hall, Thomas Street, Dungannon-Br. Samuel Smith, W.M.. in the chair; and Br. James Lecky in the vice-chair. After some preliminary business had been transacted, the annual election of officers took place, resultingf as ?? Samuel Smith, W.M.; James Lecky, D.M.; Lowry ...

... ' I CROSSING THE ATLANTIC IN A COCKLE I SHELL. TERRIBLE PRIVATIONS. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAY. -The Cunard liner Aurania, wahich arrived to-day from New York, brings a thrilling tale of the sea. It relates to the bold attempt of Capt. Rogers to cross the Atlantic in his wee eighteen-foot yawl-rigged boat Nickeloden, and his terrible experiences at sea for thirty-eight days. For ...