... O tt A TER~RIBLE SCENE. ti p FR ULLO DETAILS.ODET ANTWERP, SUNDAY ~Ionxj~NG.-Tlie great fire is stil bunin, bt no wih te fry wichmared its pogres yeserday Thee is ope hat i mayC AXndwcinse, SUNDA disoes, even,-o1he greatg fir is satai burninghbt notg wthte furya whiheeso marked itfrogrtes yestrday.oi There iast hop thatf . itgma 0 beo wthe in y thempetfecotro of the flrd lremepn bya ta-morow ...

... TIlE METHODIST CHURCH. COMPLIMENTARY ENTERTAINMENT TO MR. JOHN GLASS, OP NEW YORK. Yesterday afternoon, a few of the leading Mectho- dists connected with the Ranbridge church met in the schoolroom, which .as tastefully decorate-d for the occasion, to give a complimentary ddjuee, ir to Mr. and Mrs. John Glass, who are on a visit to their native place, and to their two dauglhters. Among those ...

... (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) The Honourable Mrs. Hall, while returning from a bazaar at Fullbeck, was thrown from her horse and killed. Daniel O'Donoghuc, who was wounded during the recent riot at Timnoleague, died yesterday evening. A collision oacurred yesterday between two steamers on Loch Lomond, and a tourist was killed. It is statel that the authorities of Queen's College, Belf tst, have ...

... i -- I THE CITY ON FIRE6 LOSS OF TWO HUNDRED LIVES. FROM OUR OWN COrlRESPONDENT, ANTrwnFP, FniDAY YArTNOON.-An explosion took place to-d4y at an extensive cartridge factory, near the docks, at Austinweel, a few miles from this city. The reports andi concussion caused by the explosion were terrific, and were heard and felt ail ?? and for miles around. Many people thought a series of earthquakes ...

... CHRIST CHURCH SERVICES IN THE ULSTER HALL. Tom usual weekly services in connection with Christ Church were held yesterday in the Ulster . Hall, and were attended by very large conurega- : tions, In the morning Rev. Dr. Kanie preached . from the i2th chapter of St. Mark's Gospel and the 34th verse- And when Jestis saw that he answered discreetly, He said unto him, thou art not far from the ...

... BELFAST PARLIAMENTARY I REVISION. -- ?? IVEST DIVISION-No. I COURT. t ON Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock, the revi-I sion of the lists of parliamentary voters for No. I t polling district of the Vest Division of Belfast was resumed by Mr. T. D. UEARDIEN, Barrister-at-Law, E in the Record Court of the County Courthouse, Urumlin Road. t Mr. Win. Carson, J.P., Clerk of the Peace for the city, ...

... LIJFE IN AIMERIJCA SERIOUS RIOTS-SE VERAL WOUNDED [IG'IT BETWEEN SOLDIERS AND BIMANY PERSONS KILLED SPECIAL CABLEGRAM. ROnm OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. NFW YoM'i, SUNDAY.-The representations which have been male by the United States Go- vernment ragarding the arrest of some Americans at Menutone, have resulted in an apology by the FrenGh Governmuent. The fail meeting of the Manhattan Club toobl ...

... i THE MARKEETS COMMITTEE 31et onA Tuesd,,y, Aldermean Byrne, cbairman, in the chair. T'here were also ?? Right Eon the Lord Mlayor. M.P.; Aldermen Meagher, J.R; S'r Henry Coahrane, D.Ti, J.P.; Coun- ci!ors James 6;.aniks, Wade, M1.D.; Leneban, O'EelUr. The retuarn furnis.oed by the Superin- ;?Dtieto;, of tie Dublin Cattle Market showed ,hat the fclowin; number of animals were ex- posed fur ...

... TM BRTYWRARRY STNDICATE. .0 - - ? TMANA~s, mKT1ING AT TIPPERARY. DRR13SR~lS BY MR. M. HEALY, 3.P.; MR. JOHNA. REDMOND, M.P.; XR. THOS. CONDON, XP.;-OANON CAHIL, A1ND THL MAYOR OF WATERFORD. Tipperary, Saturday Night. The town of Tipperary remains practically in hbe same date that it was in a week ago. At nome-of thstz4eet corners, and opposite the houses of those tenants who, failed to adhere ...

... I TE- BRITISH ASSOCIATION. DISGUIhSION-S ON, THE LABIOUR QtES TION AND ON ELECTRIC LIGHT- ING. Newcastle, Monday. After the relaxation afforded it on Saturday and the Episcopal blessings showered on it on SuandyI the Association set itself sedulously to work apain to-day, some of the sections having each nearly a score of papers to get through, and none of them having less than half a dozen ...

... MISCELLAMEOUS ITEMS. It ijstated that te toxtifikations ef tia Pyre. a nees on the Spanish 'idi are being tshed for. ward. Tbe Dadfy Ckronicle's Vienna correspondent bt.-es that a' small armc factory will be opened at YFat a n I U st A 0Luarz,> Mr Maybrick's health is improving. Sbe Y miintains a wel demeaniour, and ?? settling 0 dow' Ml-r ron iaeodo4 life. t The Empress Frederick and her ...

... GTH CONVICT DELANY. | M II> JEXTRAORDINARY LWLITER. j A DUBLIN CROWN OFFICIAL'S PLEDGES TO THE CONVICT IF HE WOULD INFORM. IDELANY PRESSES THE GO- VERNMENT TO PERFORM THEIR PART OF THE PACT. HE ACCUSES THEM OF PUNIC FAITH. THE WAGrES OF A WITNESS. CROWIN-1 Suabjoined is a remarkable letter Written by the Invincible Convict Patrick Delany, from -Maryborough Prison, last week, to a ...