... CORRESPONDENCE, TH EDHOE ZULU BLTL. 'TO TE EDITOR OF TE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. V SIr-It is new evident to most people that Mr. k Gladstone, and, of course, those under his in- di fnuence, have made up their minds to listen to no reasons tbat have been or may be urged against a this Hcnne Rule Bill. The one argument in its B favour-the wish of the majority of the Irish re- is presentatives-ie ...

... TR1 UHDRCH0? OF REUAND. TE3 L&TE DE. PH1ZPPS BROOK% BISUop1 A OF 1 tO fLfl: Yesterday morning, in St John's Chinoh, 5 Malone, at the close of the sermon, the lamented deth 4f Dr. Philipps Brooks was thus aluded to by the rector (Rev.. W. Seaver, M.Lv):I ae been Wi speaking to you during the Epiphany season ctthe i different manifestations of Jesus, in power, and wiudom, and goodnes Last ...

... LIFE INY AMERNIA. THE RESTRICTIONS ON CAN'ADIAN CATTLE. MR. CLEVELAND'S WELCOME TO' WASHINiTON. C TWO SHOCKING DISASTERS'. SPRIOUL (IABLEGRAM. PRO (S dUR OWN CORRESPONDST, C NMw Yoxs, TEUBBSDM.-BEer Isince the British p Imperial Government placed an embargo on the I importation of Canadian cattle into England the s Dominion authorities have been industriously oc- A cupled in inquiries ...

... FOREIGN INTELULGENEL, eoLezsiLo: of hi,- hods, a;;Ld zegipes, t tLe zesult of enanyyeawo£ aotl esperLenc3* Tbere is 3X0 doebt thE; tlbe foGni@5S E0 CX 1 u the kitohen; tSreic2e, qb b lilre ELS, 7hi'voh fLves mmPch-sLeedei iXLdiiLonL to itre Lnvi eooks9 is s nezey. Tb e boel is ri ght WeU erLD aasd c5ias &EL indes. Ol>DBKStOcOz hu, 5n a rebh dBce th senzeotses3#>*2rgei aG,2sll ena ancea} Dbcoi ...

... SECOND EDITION, STem umVITEawm. lea. rximv Sbratsr, LONION AM~ TafloonY XonuI~a. SIX o'a~fn TITE ROME RULE BILL IRISH-AXERICAN OrrNlON, The Stan&zrd's New YTork oor eponilent toie' graphs-The Irish National League of America has issued an official olronlarj in VrwThie it tesirm that Mr. R s' ome kale Dill p~ropmar mere verbiage, and tan sl no groan Lae hope that legislation is 5OaronlSy ...

... A CUINARD STBEAER IN COLLUSION AN AMKUICIAN E IPSUNK. SPM&Tit TILEORAM. Quseustoivo, Wedniesday.-A sensational tale of the sea was related to-day on arrival of the royal mail sa Serela, from New York. The great Onniardler had run down end sunk in one of those black fogs ao much dreaded by mnariners; a large American ship namied the Andrew 'M'Callum, 1,373 tone, of Thlomasttowra, Maine, whilst ...

... ST II) -'IE PtUJN BILL L6IIi BA P TIPH CiUR1 ~CUI LL ON -lil BILL, S iil~ii4A'Lai.rgely--attc-ndd rirtet- - r~ h arliamc.ncatv7 divi-don of - -~ar M~ifi~ooeto prrozest again'ztthe - - :.w- tmdt ~ ner the ane oles N loal 4am Of Con-er~vative and C on- A -Ocm on71-114 in the Portman Rooms. L-n:1 r. Haroiluon, MR. Pr.i, present on the pltorm. were- a rb MBP- Sir E. St'ager Hrunt. Jr& )MB. ; Mr ...

... A WIGAA HI1IRAML. A VO'MAN TELLS h-11l2 EXPERIE'~,cE. A. f ateos poet has told us how sublime a thing it is to enifer and be strong; but it requires great strsngth of character to bear some of the woes of life wvith that exemplary patience that would reach whoi thoug fae or instance, the case of a person who trjugh the thnt, forty, or difty years of his life never had a day's serious sickness, ...

... ITE R. 1T. ASSD THE NO ERUILE B I L L. THE DEMAN-DS FINALTLY FORMULATED, Thle commi--tee ppoin~ted' tc renres-ent the man, of thle Ruyal Irish Cinsiabulatry ci all Jrclaudc inl Presenting their views to Govar-noicut on the p~- visions oi the Govetrnmenit of Ireland Biill, schteduli-e VI. par 2- mi tby authority ifCi Inseco- Gs'niral in thle Library Roosm at the Constabulary Denots Pho-tnix ...

... T I- E A R .A Y. FPOt OUR 211LITAflY CORUESV ONDSNT. BY OUR PltlVATE WVIRE, LONDOt\ TotneoD.Y-Major Lindsell, of the Ist Dot- talion Gioucestershire Regilrlenit .at Aldershora, h:s o iken over the vajppointment of district inspector of mnusketryi. .at D:blin in successioi to CGaptain I geall, of the EaStt York- shire engimnent, who has becaoue deplut assistant adjutint- gerseri it the School ...

... TIE WORIUNG HEN'S DEPUTATO, FIRO ENGLAND TO BELFASY. THS1 GLADSZTDLLN WORMIENT. ON Saturdav night the Peception Committee met in the Ulster Convention League Rooms. 13, Lom- bard Street. to make final arrangements for this important deputation. which will arrive in Belfast to-day (Whit Mocnday) by the Stranraer and Lamne route from the North of Eungland,about ten o'clock a.m. Mr. T. K. Dunccan ...

... Ruskin's mission has been said to be to recall men to a fact almost forgotten in the midst of the great nachanlcal advances and 6nrichment of the age-the sacredness of individual life, In a hundred eloquent and powerful passages he enforces the gospel of work, and the doctrine that man ean only. preserve his individuality and freedom by being in the highest sense true to nature. Here are a few ...