... 'LIFE uN AIERICA. THE RIOTS IN ILLINOIS. COLON).EL ROOSEVELT'S CANDIDA- n i ortion ora'. Ox h Co etE it P0YDENT. Yv onK, TinrD.nAY.-Thtanks to the, vigil- -nca t. 5.eentintion ol of thef thne aushoritips t fhere- 5evk, e has > r no further dista u'hances at Vird ien, an ae p S iat a. al that thlne w orst is n o o er an b dy T he place ?? Yr taiskettcd by troop's, and no crowd :,-I to am ...

... OUR{ LONIDOI LETTER.. O Ut t0D S LT1'ES | BY oUE PPicrA'n WIaL PtFrAs' Nawe-Lurrye osscs. 435, S-mArD, W.C., SUNDAY NmGM. Creat Britain and Fran&. Major Marchand's return fromi lashoda to Cairo, leaving behind his one hundred anid fifty sharp- shooters, is regarded as the most ihopetful sign of peace vat risible in the course of the Nile cohtr- versy. This action of his is said to be unautho ...

... CLIFTON- PARK COYN-REGATINMA, CHURI1{UII. rP. EDrzNiNG S REVICES. This clutch wias reopened for Divine service on 9t:L ins;t. by the chairman of the Congregational Union of Ireland, the Rev. Ja-rmes Ervine, late of Kingstown. The old structure was built twenty- three vears ago as an offshoot from Doneg.all Stre: Inde&pendent C0hurch during the ministry of the late Rev. John Wrhite, nid awhs a ...

... (ESTABLISHED FANINO 1737.) I ?? S.{W N , i~m a' -k t; ?? % BELFAkST: FRIDAY. OCTOBER 23. 103-. Mrs. Dieheie wV, kl-iled ycrterdsl by a. riage aceident in Whitchclen. John Ryan was sentenced to deth ye~:0i1 in Iondcon for thre murdier of OJl?LaIC U: win. At Ardrossan ycsenr.sv Patrenih V3 maS, was crushed to derai on L? see'ti B s Niewr~y. A tube burst yes-erday oi the n rpel. st.royver Ariel, ...

... CORRESPONDEiNCE. .All letters sent for 1mebieaieim scait be authentiiesfthd by harit tl name and a Gddit of ?? ) ter i'I C&Mits 'eIm- meioieation that thks l ;:s uguaratte Cam bie e esrairA- Bd. AN.-L TRAMWAY EXTENGION AND TRACTIONR A CITY COU;NOILLO'S SCHEME. To T TOtTOK 7MMO or -rE BtELFAST NFL-LET'TM. SIR-The c oncluding paragraph of Mr. Nance' nc qatter, relative to 'the negotiatlsons ...

... Fatrx ScMIAXD Iwsmo.IstRrl BY SEAtIMAN D. NEILL OritcsAN, DuNEtCAIL ?? 73. tit N.'ew-leltci )fflece, Suio. 2. Tn.3 Toe,. I1 i. o iIL 11. i-n. 7. ANs\. SW. \~irit-l~e tarrilil- ha.SL. ?? I. n elalil, xii.t lo.i!1it ol bavl, ?? Cbbloto~ib I Ii iitiIv~ ixiec at Tll- tO tial'. iit; ii , r-tel -I ,-m ilC tti1,u of svilld. Moerrury fals lot i laii. wth S.MW., i.E., Laud M. vilndd-if la d!y c -itotoo ...

... I ~- -~ .A Ittu the etniic aLS eddr'rs' at te vs-arte aapee~irded ATO cost-F mtiii~cttiiM that lark's l~tes qa.zruntsc ra:z be cosiadei'd.- .Ed. EN.-a. K. H. P.-.Your letter. 9-c St. Clement's Church, is not signied; tdierofore, publication;-s withhcid. Ii GT. C oMD-N-TS OHUROH I TO THE EDITOR OF T1HE BELFAST NISWS-LiTflTE.. But-I ant tustrucled, by thle committee. of thlea Chunrc~h As ...

... THE PROGREESS OF QUJEI,2-SLAN1D. The following points are taken frrm the finalniai st.et recently deivered by the Honourable R. t Philip, the Treasurer of Queensland. Ihe irea- surer started by anuouncing LL sarpius of £20.0GO I for lhe vear 18J7-8. The value of Queensiand's c exports for last year, was nlose upon £10.000.00. Tie progress oi settlement in Queensland of late E cont flues to be ...

... JBELFAST PIKOTESTAiNT ASSOCIATION. The first of two Iectures by Mr. Alexander Godfrey, Glasaow, was delivered nnder the auspices of this young and rigorous association last nighyt in the Orange Hail, Ciftosn Street. The audience wis pretty representative, but as the scoand letiure comes off to-nigrht thnse interes.ted in the welare of lrotestentien could not be better advicd than to go and ...

... LECTURE BY 1Mt. ARINOLD- FORSTER, M.P. THE ANGLO-FRENCH DIFFICULTY. THlE DETERMNEINED ATTITUDE OF GREAT - BRIT-IN. On behalf of the schools connected with 89t. Stephen's Church, a very interesting and inztruc- tive lecture was delivered in Clarence Place Rill on Saturday evening last by Mr. Arnold-For.ter, I X.P. The audience, which was iuiluenttial and . representative, wae proided over by ...

... F A S H ODA. ?? NAVAL AND MILITARYt PREPARATIONS. FRENCH RESIDENTS WARNED. The Press Association's Liverpool cnrresponden't states that about eighty Frenchmen in Liverpool yesterday received from the French Consulate notice to hold themselves in readiness to leave this country for France. A number of them, who are engaged in commercial houses, have been requested to tender their resignations. ...

... NIEW ARTICLES OF DIET. SILVfER DROP AND GOLDEN DROP--W'HAT THEY ARE. VI.;r TO TRE MILING CONCERES OF 0 IESSPS. rita-NELL & CO.. LIMITIED. (Reprinted: frontl the Ne.rv Telegraphl of SOP- tember 27t, 189.) It has long been admittel hv- those v-ho ?? studied the subject tlhat in these counltries a-dvan- tdgC has not been talken) of the highly-valuable food ?? that are found in inaize. The ...