... I EORJ?MH'? INTELLIGENCE. I HEUSER'S TELEGRAMS RESIGNATION OF BELGIA MINISTERS. BRUSSELS, Monday. hi. de Smet de Nayer, Premier and Ministen of Finance, and hi. Nyssens, Minister of Industry and Labour, this morning tendered their resigna- tions to the King, owing to his Majesty's decision that the Cabinet should present to Parliament a. bill for establishing uninominal voting, to which! the ...

... ?'iiI: CIII RCIF IRELAND. MAGDALENE PARISH CHURCH. ?i iCIAL MEETING. ? ti IneetitiC was held in the Exhibition ?fl eoflhit'?? with Magdalene * lv-? TIe hal Was ?ist.'ftiily decorated I t'ii?. Mr V ava?in1 curator of the ? i'.ar? I here Was a large at- -. ?? pr-sent being-Rev. 7 - ?j-ia.d , ? inc ba-ut; of Conner, Rev. 0, A. U-avis. Rev. U. Ci. k C 1 ichant Alt. Messrs. * N-rrii'stiti. ?Vtii. ...

... DEDICATORY SERVICE. The new Methodist church at Ballsnafeigh was dedicated last night; when an able sermon was delivered by Rev. Dr. Crawford Johnson, Vice- President of the Conference. Five years ago an i iron church was -erected in connection with the OrmeauRoad circuit at Ballynafeigh to meet -the heeds of that' growing suburban district. The church, under the ministry of Rev. Ai. J. Lewis ...

... FOREIGiN INTELLIGENCE. characterized by unswerving integrity. He was devoted member of the Chnrch of Ireland, and never ceased to take X deep interest in parochial :3ffitirs, and the propagation of religion through the agency of cottage meetings was a work to nshlch he was ardently attached. The deceased served for years as a member of the Municipal Board, and it may be added that he was *,ne ...

... QkjJiJI9N OF} THE CORNISH COAST. . ?? ?? . .. . . ?? _.I STEAMER SUNK AND ELEVEN LIVES Messrs. W. S. Miller & Co., Glasgow, owners of the steamer Ross-shire, state they have re- ceived a telegram qnnouncing that the Ross-shire was in collision off Trevose Head, Cornwall, on lthe 4th inst., and has been abandoned in a- sink- ing condition. The vessel she collided with was the French steamer ...

... ANNUAL MEETING. k The anneal meeting in connection with fins in- stitution was held in the Samaritan Hospital, Lis- burn Road, y esterday. The a Air wl.s occupied by the Lord Mayor (Mr. Otto Jaff6, ?? and the attendance included-Mris. Forster Green, Miss Benn, Mliss Hodges, Miss F. E. Henderson, and Miss Campbell, the Dean of C-onnon, the President of the Queen's College (Rev. Dr. Hamilton), ...

... -1V 3} VU ?? .. COURT~~ ?? ?? w, - SB 2 ,s . . l ;, . - i dAI' tL !. r T H THE COURTr I CONFERRINIG THE VICTORIA CROSS. OsBOBXE, Sn'anxt.-The Queen yesterday con- ferred -the decoration of the Victoria Croks upon .tife following officers and privates for aets of biyery in the Soudan as stated against their names:- Captain Paul Aloysius Kenna, 21st Lancers. At the battle of Khartoum on 2nd ...

... ID -OD- ,COrioRE$1~O)EIN CE. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. H. B. GAMBLE-The election to which you refer took place in 3i5, the figures being-Mr. John- ston, 3,610; Mr. Workman, 990; and the late I Dr. Seeds, 871. a THE POSTAGE TO AUSTRALIA.i TO THE EDITOR OF TEE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER 1 Sm-No doubt some persons will think it rather l strange that a supposed rich country like Australiat does not fall ...

... THE CHIJNESE REFORMERS, I A PATRIOT'S LAST WORDS. l We take from the columns of a Japanese con- temporary the following documents, said to have been writen 'by Tan-Chi-tung, a friend of Rang Yu We!, and which The Nagasaki Press thinks there is no reasonable doubt are what they pro- fess to be-verbal edicts dictated by ?? the Emperor Kwang Shu to his confidential secretary, the late Tan-Chi ...

... 0UR tLOND ON LETTER.1 b . - n BY. 0 R IVATE WIRE. ,BzrAsT Ti Nws-Lmx n Onicn. 435. - STRmAD, W.C., RIDAY NIGoT. Rmlis Ir1bufI of Seats. §rr Rchar~ebs~r'irfernct Redistribu?- S tion oif S~ts1iU wben.*eakjng pat Cranleigh has- . naturally eaazs~d sdmne. haflon iin Radical and . ?? The flrstpubiialed -report of his speec, Xam far as it deal with this important subject, was vagie and indedinite. ...

... A 11ANX STOMER IN A STORM. PASSENGERS SWEPT OVERBOARD. ! SPECUIL TELEGAM. DOuGLAS, FmnAY.-Grave news has come to hand with respect to the. yoyage of the Isle of Man l Company6s.stvamer Ienella, ,ooR Liverpool to D ,on' Monday la. .It was announced onl Wednesday jhat _William, Quayle, schPolmas- ter, of Liverpool, who was believed to be on, board, hind not been heard of sine. It now seems pro- ...

... I THE GORD*ON I EMOR|A, LORD CROMER LAYS THE FOUNDATION £ STONE. AN jNTERFBrNG CEREMONY. C.AO, FUDAY.-Lord Cromer yesterday mes iag laid the foundation-stone of the (Gord, j College at Khartoum. He said- I feel it a i. honour that I am asked by Lord Kitohener to i's the foundation-stone of the Gordon Colleg ; name of the Queen. This institution will e existence entirely to the personal ...