... 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- ...

... 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- ...

... (JORRESPONDENCE. CLERGY SUPERANNUATION FUND. TO TIlE EDITOR OF THE HELFAST NEWS-LETTER Sip.-As one of those specially interested in the above, I ivish, with yonr kind permission, to bring it under the notice of the clergfy and laity of this united diocese. Its Dbject is to assist incumbents when disabled by sickness or old agre-(1 ), by pay- ing curates for them, or (2) giving them retiring ...

... S W A L L O W S. THE question as to whether swallows can be made to supplement the services of carrier pigeons has recently been raised in Germany, and the fact that tihe swallow is in many ways superior to the pigeon has drawn much attention to the bird, though nobody seems as yet to have remembered that the swallow is a migratory bird, and that its services would, therefore 'only be ...

... EIl E A IM I Y. POh OURt MIKLTARY COfltFPONDI:NT. 1SV OURl SPECIAL AVITR. LONDON, SUNfAY.-Lientenanlt, Warren. 1st Bat- talion lioyal Munster Fusiliers, has joined at Tralee for luty with the regimnoltal tlepit., replae- inj- Lieutenant Chadwiclk, who has joined the lst B-ttalio n, at Colclehster. Capt-unn Champion ha3s givetn up the hmost of aeing-npaymanstr of the 2nd Battailion Leinster I ...

... PAETY DISTURBANCE AT COOKSTOWN. Ar thle petty sessions yesterdav at Cookstown, he- iore Colonel J. C. J. Lowry, V.L.: Colonel J. EL;. C. Lindsay. DJ.L. Messrs. J. B. G. 'Moore J. P. J. Raphael. J.P.; Joseph Falls. J.P; James Devrlin. J.P.; and John Rickard, J.P.. John Allen, Andw. Park, Thomas Ferguson. and Wznl. N.IyFddlen wvere charged by District-lnspacatr hith bavitnm. at C001kjtown, oil ...

... ?? ~. it . . . (ESTAtBLISHIED A-NTNO 1737.) BELF AAST: MON-DIY, SEPTEMBER 23, IS89. A Glasgow policeman named Donald Maclean was drowned on last Saturday in the harbonr. Serious riots eave occurred in Oklahama, and several persons have been injured. A conflict has taken place in Mexico between the soldiers and the people. The latter were victorious. Many persons were killed. Irr.~~ ~ . Sctt Mr ...

... THE ironclad Vladimir Moneomach, one of the largest ships of the Russian fleet, will leave Cron- stadt for her first long trip towards the end of this month. The Russian ironclad Alexander IT., which was launched in 1887, has just arrived at Cronstadt to be armed, and will be ready for ser- vice next May. Activity latterly displayed in the Russian Naval Department has led to the concln- sion ...

... (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1889. Rev. Dr. Roe, rector of Ballymacarrett. and rural dean, (lied yesterday. The Cronin case makes no progress. Sig hundred talesnien have been examined, but only four jurymen are in the box. An unknown man died yesterday in Bradford Infirmary, in circumstances wvhich indicate that he has been murdered. A boy named Joseph Hlanna, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...