... ThE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. irFTsaesT PaUSrYTERn.-An adjourned meeting of the Befas; Presbytery will be held to-day (Tuesday) in 'Mav Sttme Schoolroom, at eleven o'clock, forenoon, to examine the statistical sheets of the several congregations within the bounds, to appoint mnembers for the committees of the General .-Asembly, and to transact any other business that may be necessary. ...

... EOliER}i? INTELIMIEKCE. Pa l -t NEM' EXPLOSIYE. re The Tageblatt, says the Viemla correspouden$ oE the Daily .fail, 'nas received a ?? OD the expel-iments carried out at Obersiening with the nev- explosive produeed from liquid air A n- ber of tests evere made, some in guns in use ;D field and ?? artiliely, and *%hers in blast..lg opera- I? | tions. The advantages of ?? air over the ex- Xe ...

... FOREli+?N INTELLIGENCE. REUSER'5 TRLEGRAIIS. THE DREYLUS CASE. PARIS, Friday. The Figaro to*day commences tao publication of the docunsents in the Dreyfus case which formed the subject of investigation liv the Court of Cessation. Those published ta-day relate 'to Esteitazy.. They deal with the circumatanhes which led to his being brought before the Court of Inquiry, and resulted in his ...

... C A. , LE lyN iq AFFAIR 3 AlGBo BR2BD AT TlE STAKE. &pITAIN COGILANS spiroffi pY rqxfl12E. - A de'taatch from New- that 'O itanied Sam Hose ' nkr that plece yesnerday - m n r Fttd otitting his wife. BI- '0a >h ' ¢ , rtl ;1 the ea rs, tastu ?? ' he mans bIdy' were cut off. ,4 F >e, x wr-s ?? it wvits cut to pieces. The 9te1 the palrts carried of as ;era s~preacher named Strickland, r- 3LOm t ...

... BELFAST -CITY AND DISTRICT WATER CO-MMvISSIONERS. The fortnightly meeting of this Trust was held yesterday in the Boardroom of the Water Office, Royal Avenue. Mr. E. Wakefield Pim, J.P. (chairman), presided, and there were also lre- sent:-M-essrs. Joseph Macauley, J.P. ; It. Corry, C. H. Lynas, NV. Ross, W. Kerr. Andrew- Mitchell, Andrew Mafguire, A. P. Dalzell. J. IL Gault, W. S. Carlisle, ...

... fTERRIBLE SHIPPING I DISA^STER. A PASSENGER SiTEAMER WVRECKED.- FEARFUL LOSS OF' LIFE. | SUFFERINGS OF THE RESCUED. ALL NIGHT AT SEA INT OPEN BOATS: Losnos;, Fsrnav.-The Central News says- The dreaded (lasquets Rocks, eight mniles from Aldern~ey, and som~e twenty-three miles fromt Guernsey, which have so often been the scene of terrible tragedies of the sea, were yesterday afternoon the scene ...

... CORRESPONDENCQe THE GAELIC LEAGUE MEETING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LESr. Sm-On behalf of the committee who drew up the resolutions for the Gaelic League meeting on Monday night, Ibeg leave to correct a few wrong impressions which they appear to have made. Firstly, we by no means meant to claim that Irish should 'be made a compulsory subject in all Na- tional schools irrespective of ...

... NEWS FRO31 WEST AFRICA. SURB3SSION OF THE MSSI CHIEFS. THE SE.NEGA.L-GAMBIA BOU-NDAIY. vIESS -ASOCSA\TI(N FOREIGN' SI'TE(IAT.. LTvERPOOL. ?? Elder Dermpster liner Ntubia has arrivedI in the MNersey with iails and passengers from the West Coast of Africa and the Ctanarv Islands. Amongst her passengers ?? S. J. Flood, Major Blunt, R.A. and Captain Dalton, all of whom have returned from Sierra, ...

... T HU COURTS CraMZZ, MONDAZ-ThC temperature was milder to-day. The Queen tOOL her usual morning pr- menade. In the afternoon the Queen went for * long drive. TItE VICEREGAL COURT. THE ROYAL VISIT. DUBLIN, MONDAY.-His Royal Highness theflt-e of York left Arniens Street Station at nine o'elock this morning for Beauparc Station, where his Royal Highness was received by Major Francis Lambert, and ...

... (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) I.oel t . . alagod In the House of Lords yesterday Lord M1onkswell presented bills to amend the law of literary and artistic copyright. The bills were read a first time. The Army (Annual) Billwas also read a first time. A second reading was. given to the Scotch Trout Fishing Bill, on the motion of Lord Balfour, and to the Lunacy Bill, on the motion of the Lord ...

... SOCIETY, CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS IN i BEL AST. o ANNUAL MEETING-DIOCESAN AUXILIARY. The annual meeting of the Diocesan Auxiliary of the Church M]issionary Society was held yesterday I at noon in Clarence Place Hall, under the presi-I dency of the Lord Bishop of Down and Connor and Dromore. There was a large and representa- t tive attendance, which ?? Dean of t Down, the Archdeacon of Dromore, ...

... BAZNA-R MD SALE OF WORK IN' LISBURN. Yesterday- a-fternoon, in the Orange Hall, Rail- way Street, Lisburn, a two-dayd bazaar and sale of work weas opened in aid of the renovation and prize fund of -Market Square School, which is attached to First Lisburn Presbyterian Church. There was a -large and encouraging attendance at the opening ceremony, which was gracefully performed by M\rs. Johnston, ...