... TIHE PRESBYTERIAN OffUlci ORDIINATION AT BRIGf. YESTFRDAY the Presbytery of Troarn. met at Brigh for the purpose of ordaininz to the pastrl oversight of that congregation 31r. Da-id Maconsohie. B. A., a licentiate of the Ronte Presby. tery. Theproceedings commnenced withdevatiouai exercises, after which Rev. Gceo. B. Shaw (Cieggn) preached an able sermon, taxing as his text Jer. Ixiii., 29-' ...

... (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) I Be1fnt -tu- fw% 4- -P-1rA6 I BELFAST: S ATURDAY, OCTOBER 2U, 1814. In the Socialist riots in Vien n on Tharviay night last six ?? ?? injured.C4 Last night Mr. T. W. Russell, Ml.P., addressei a meeting of his constituents at Caledoon. At Liverpool yesterday a eolicitor nalr-e Garner was committed to the assizes on a ct-arg a of forgery. A few bombs, with fuses ...

... 1ASON [C kT ViCE 'i . X N J i SERMON? BY THE DE&N OF DOWS. YESTERDAY afternoon a special 31asonic service was held in the Parish Church, Bangor, under the auspices of the Master and members of Bangor Union Lodge No. 746. There was a large and re- presentative gathering of the brethren of the dif- ferent lodges in the province of Dowan, as well an 1 of mnembers of the lodgaes of Antrim ...

... I iiP WOUNDED IN THE HOUSE OF it FRIEND. TO T-UE EDITOP. OF THE BErrAsv NEWS-LETTER. SiR-I have been wounded in the house of a. friend. Earl iNelson, in his Home Reunion Notes of June 29th, referring to some sermons preached last .Whit Sunday by myself and others, on behalf of Christian unity, makes the following remark : It is curious that the Archbishop of Dublin should head the list ...

... [FORE IGN IEN TELLIGENCEk FROM OUR OWN COR2IESPOTDEZTS. FERRYBOAT DISASTER IN RUSSUI. ONE HUNDRED PERSONS DROWNED. BERLIn, FRIDAY. - The ls7enrhe Yeitssim publishes a report from Sterlitamak, in the Russian Government of Ufa. that a ferryboat conveying pilgrims across the River Beloja suddenly sank, s 100 persons being drowned. S HEAVY RAIN.S AT BOMBAY. BOMBAY, FBI DnAY.-Heavy rains prevail in ...

... THE STORK AND FLOODS. DOWNPATRICK. Yesterday the floods continued to increase, and several business houses opposite the railway station were unable to open their premises, the employs- being engaged in barricading the doors with sods and other materials to prevent the water getting into the houses, but without much effect. Messrs. J. M. Tate & Co.'s foundry was also closed through being ...

... IBELFAST CO tORIATI ON.. T MONTHLY IMEETING. The ordinary mointhly meet-ing af thie mom btr5; Of the Beli-sti CoIrpor~titou ira& lild in the Council Chamber of tiur, 'loan 1Hail at noon yest-avdax-. The Lord 2,1ayor ?? Al ,Cami menld. J.1P.) presiidod, acid there iviru atsprecrt Aidernmen-8ir Daniel Dixon. JY.P: Sir -lamnes It. Ha.,lett, J.P. : iS. Ltact lier, .J.P. ?? bi 'e lB.. Daivid ...

... CHIS1NAK ANDr J A PAN. | WA R ACCEPTED BY CHINA. LI hUNAG CIIANU CONFIDENT. THE FIGHTING AT YASllxN.: 1,500 KILLED AND WOUNDBED. THE FE~lINTG AT SHANGHAI. CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM, TiE rstIr. TnuasDny.-The Emneror of China has issued an edict, inl which he accepts the wvar Japan hasebruat upon him, orders and his viceroye and the commanders of his forces to root these pestilent Japanese from ...

... R1ETEO ROLOG Li E-tI II' mfRO STANDARD INSTNUADM VTS BY UF.U ISI a 'NEILL, OPTICIAN. DONEGALL PLIt.' . - ?? ?? lD TUES. 13. WED. 14. TE .. .: l. . e:w. * S. CJ. ?? W' 7. i . 3 _- 31-j 31- 31- ?? 1 c | _ |ntI r_ 1 29-' I 294 - F L 9 I* uoon, and the black jibes at ?? t±. L' The iritial letters shov the .irectloll v ttt * . Tbe %Ierciary fadIG fcr rairn, witi .S*1.AStfrjj,_ If rapidly, for heavy ...

... K RFoRtGN INTELLIGvENCE. FROM1 OUR OWN CORRE.SrONDEMTS, ARREST OF AN ANARCII1)ST IN PARIS. ATTEMPTED) RESCUE BY EGIPFN SREUTERt'S TELEGRAM, PAMIS. FRIDAv.-It has trsnspired that three -'lia torssgtthemselves into trrubie ys- Iterdsiy afternoon while attempting to obtain -what they regarded as only fair play for a hawk-er of rphotographs, who, plied his trade in the Trhcadero lxardens. For a ...

... THE COURT. BALMORAL. WEYD?ZESD.AY.-Tbe Queen went out yesterday morning, attended by the Horiourable Harriet Phipps. Her Majestydroveout in the afternoon with the Princess Beatriee. attended by the Dowager Lady Churchill. The Queen received yesterday an address of con- grratulatioa from the Cornoration of the city of Eiinburgh on the birtb of her Majesty's great- grandson, Prince Edward of ...

... |THE 1ISITORL R PRIRCTICE, AND i PHBIL-oPHY OF ADVERTISING. 'A a time when the thoughts and aspirations of all good merchants sad manufacturers are turning towards our fortheoming autumn number with the hope and intention of swouring a place for a manifesto on one of Its psces, lt will not be with- out interest to inquire into the bistory, practice' and philosophy of advertising. First, as to ...