... - p AS A3LENDED IN CO-MMITTEE. Parts 1. to V. of this bill -were published yester- day, and we give the remaining parts to-day. PART VI.-LANDS. 26.-Subject, to the provisions of this act, the, Corporation may outer upon, take, and use all or any of the lands shownm onl the deposited plans, and described in the deposited book of reference, Iwhich they may require for thre purposes of this act.. ...

... iIMPERIAL PARJJIA ENAT.| IBY PRIVATE' AND ORDINARY WIREES. HlOUSE OF' LORDS, YESTERDAY. The Lord Charncelldr took his seat at a quairter- pa~st four. BEW BILL. Lord BALvFOUR? introduced a. bill, whvich wvas react a first time, rto amiend the Congested Districts (Scotlan~d) Acts SCOTCHI PUTBLICA LIBRARIES. The Public Libraries (Snooland) Actis Amend- mnent Bill wras, on thie motion of the Earl ...

... COUNTY BOROUGSH OF BELFAST. The electric committee of the Council of this borough met at the Town Hall yesterday, with Councillor Robert Thompson in the chair. Ten- ders for the foundations for engines and boilers were opened, and the tender of 'Messrs. J. & V. I Stewart was accepted. Councillor Dawson asked that the mains extension in the 3Mountpottingcr district should be completed as soon ...

... HO1NOU'RABDE R. P. PORTER IN ENGrAND'J AN INTERESTING INTERVIEW. RMS ASSOCIATION FOEZIGN SPECIAL. fA representative of Reuters agency has had ant interview with the Hlonourable Robert P. Porter, American Special Commissioner to Cuba and Porto Rico, who is now in England after visiting France, Germany, and Italy for the purpose of studying tariff questions and discussing American trade re- ...

... I REP6RTED ACCEPTANCE OF THE AMNESTY. THE ALLEGED DISORDER AT MANILA. NEW Yors, MOyDAY.-Mr. Schurman, one of the American Commnissioners, cables to the State Department that he is sanguine that the peace negotiations with the Filipinos will be successful, Admiral Dewey cables-I learn upon appar- ently reliable information that ten of the missing Yorktown meni, in&luding Ensign Gilmore, are ...

... [LIFE IN AM E-R I C A. SATISFACTORY NEWS FROM MANILA. FIRE ON BOARD A LINER. BY CABLB. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. NEW YORK, Txxsnav.-General Otis cables that the Tepresentatives of Aguinaldo are seeking terms of peace, and that the insurgents are scatter- ing in the mountains. The Globe Democrat, ' of St. Louis; in a Manila despatk, states that Agei- naldo has decided to accept the American ...

... TrlE ARM[Y. FROMT OUR M OhMY coRUSSPoNDMST. BY OMR PIEVATE WUt. LO-,DON, WE:NsDsY.-.N-Mior M-ackean, who was lately appoirrted4C.R.E. of the Beifast district, bas been pro'noted lieutenants-come! in the--corns r-f Ro-yal Engineers. Mr. i. J. Else has been appoitted sergeant- . major of the 3rd Battalion King s Royal Rifles, at; Kilkennv. Captain Cotton has been promoted major in the 3rd ...

... CUoLY-- -SD FASHION. THE COURT. WrNhSOR CASTLE, F.rMAv.-The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, acconpanied by the Or-rsd Duke and Grand Duchess of eesse. Yesterday being the annies ry of Princess Christian's birthday, Princess He nry of Battenberg I visited Princess Christian at Cumberland Lodge. Princess Christian afterwards visited her Majesty. i Princess Henry of aattenberg, accompanied ...

... K|INGSCOURT, READY, AND ARMAGH RAILWAY BILL. WSsnrTwssTE, FRaDny.-'Thia bill came before a select committee of the House of Commons, pre- sided over by Sir U. Kay Shrttleworth, to-day. The promoters were represented by Mr. Balfour Browne, Q.C.; Mr. - B. Pollock, Q.C.; Mr. Macinerney, Q.C.; Mr. J. D. Fitz- gerald, Q.C.; and Mr. R. C. Saunders. The petitioners against the bill were the Midland ...

... The market committee of the Council of this I borough met at the Town Hall on Saturday- I Alderman Bell presiding. The clerk of markets a submitted the report for the week, showing that t the receipts continued to show satisfactory pro- gress. It also showed that during the week seven ' carcases of meat had been seized and justices' orders obtained for their destruction as unfit for human food ...

... ILIFE IN AMER1CA.I ?? -- - THlE DEMOCRATS AN'D THE t'l{SIDLN iAL, CAMPAIGN. WLRE1PLESS TELEGRAPHY .EXPERI M ENS. THE FILIPINOS AND TILE PEACE PRO0POSAILS. BY CABLE. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. Ns-'w YORK, -1VEDnxxsnAY.-Much political ax- cittment and speculation have been caused by the announcement thet the democratic national com- mittee hats been informnally summoned to meet at St.. Louis to ...

... COUR.T AND FASHI1ON. THE COURT. WIBrX:sOR CASTLE, TI11ISUAY.-The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, accompanied by their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales and Princess Henry of Battenberg. Her Majesty's dinner party included the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Hesse, the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. the Duke and Duchess of Conniught, Prince and ...