... 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 ...

... 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 PRESS AND LORD LONDONDERRY'S SPEE!IC. I FROM THlE TIMES. A WELL-MERITED compliment was paid to Lord Londonderry by tn Conservative and Liberal Unionaist Associations. of Southi-Ea-Lst Durha~m, who A gave a anut at Stctnin recognito of the ability with whioh hie has discharg~ed the difficult M duties of Viceroy of Ireland. Faithful discharge of the functions of so great an officer of State ...

... I UESTER INTELLIGENCE. I I1RONj OUR CORR14SPON DMN7. THa MISSINGs MAN IN COnanAlNE.-The old man named John Ferguson, living in Broolk Street, Coleraine, who was stated to have lift Cole- raine abruptly on the 2nd inst., and of whom grave fears were entertained, returned home oln Sunday evening last from Tobermore, where he had been visiting friends. CHARGE OF ASSAULTING THIE POLICR AT BATY- ...

... | FOIIEIGN IN TELEGENCE. FROM OUR CORRESSPONDENTSf, MR. II. M. STANLEY; BRIUSSELS. WEIDNESDAY.-PUblic attention has been once more directed to Mr. H. 11. Stanley's expedition in Equatorial Africa by an announce- mnent published to-day in the 3Muccement Gee- qverpl iqaue. According to this statement the plucky British traveller is, or was some time ago, march- ing with his followers upon ...

... SECOND EDITION, BY OUR. SPECIAL WIRE. BELFAST Nmwa-LETTFR OPmICm, e 169, FLEET STnERT, LONDON, E.O. y MONDA.Y MeaRaING, SIX O'CLOCK. THE END 0? THE STRIKE. . The Tinies says the effect of the strike upon the J shipping trade of London will not be seen until the cloud and dust of the battle have cleared away. n At present we have no means of gauging it, but It there is reason to hone that it ...

... THE CHURCH OF IRHLXN% hI KILDARTON SUNDAY-SC1OOL EXAMlNraTIoN AND hb FETr.-The 18th inst. was the day appointed for A the examination of the Sunday school. The B children attending the day short in Drtimbee were also asked to join in the day's pleasure. At eleven o'clock, the hour fixed, a school service was con- tF ducted in the church by the Rev. T. Kingeborough, or incumbent. The ...

... TUE CUSTOMS REPORT. 0NTERESTING FACTS: 1' FPO1M THE TIMES. a t Tni report of the Commissioners of Customs for t theyearending March 31, 1889, is full of intoe- resting matter. It tells us not only the amountof t Customs revenue for the year, collectively and c inder its several headings, but the main causes to which its fluctuations in detail can be traced, i- and the changes thus indicated in ...

... SECOND EDITION, Chalnpatne Stakes, Lo Nord; Staled St3kas Resay Worlsllire Handicap, liounds(liteh or Heloise; Moral; Glasgow Plate, St. Peter or Josyan: Filly Strokes, Larbette; Don(uster Shelter, Mirror or Clifden in the SJ)V7'7i2P,,1/ ?? sNvs:- Fitzwilliam. Monsieur de Paris; Plumbers Whistle Jacket or Queeu Laula; Yorkshire, Eeloise or Duncraran; Champagne, Ice Nord, Stand, ?? West; ...

... FURTHER DETAILS. THE MAGISTERIAIL INVESTIGATION. BuRY, FRIDAY.-Popular interest in the murder , of George Gordon, at Bury, under circumstances reported yesterday, rather increases than otherwise. William Dukes, who is in oustoly charged with the murder, was the manager of the branch shop at Bury, and it is now stated that for some time past he has put off the usual weekly settlement of ac- ...

... 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 ...

... I, (ESTABLISMED ANNO 1737.) 1 _ . The autumn meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce opened yesterday morn- ing at Hull-Colonel Hill, M.P., presiding. The delegates present from all parts of the kingdom were officially welcomed by the Mayor and Sheriff of Hull at the Dock Ofices~after which Colonel Hill delivered his address. He congra- tulated the meeting on the revival of trade, our ...