... I FRIDAY, AUGUST 3. IN BANEKRUPTCY. (Before the Hlon. Judge LYNCH.) hI re W. BUCHANAN. The bankrupt had been a general dealer in the County of Donegal. It was an adjourned meeting for final examination in respect to some arrangement being made with reference to £40 worth of goods, which, it was alleged, he had given over toa particu- lar creditor. Mr. GRAVES, who appeared for the bankrupt, ...

... IN the Gazeue of Friday evening last, the despatehes of Commodore Loring, of her Majesty's ship Isis, and Captain Cracroft, of the Niger, giving the details of the successful attack on the native pah on the 28th of March, are published. A military force, under Colonel Gold, and a body of the colonial volunteers, have been sent against the revolted Maoris, but their movement was not successful, ...

... IRIS[I RAILWAY RETURNS. MADE UP TO TIIE RESPECTIVE DATES AS UNDER. 1880. 1853. NAME OP RIAILWAY. £ S. d. £ s. d. B.menaaudlPortrush,July28 435 5 6 479 3 2 Belfast and Northern Coun- ties, July 28 ?? ?? 1425 0 2 ?? 1299 12 0 Belfastan'l Co. Down.July28 694 2 7 067 1S 0 Cork and B don, July 28 462 6 G. 314 15 11 Cork, Blackrock, and Pas- sage, July 28 ?? ?? 427 16 0 346 4 5 Dublin and ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LONDON, SATURDkY. Tire varying fortunes. of Garibaldi and his followers fill the, foremost place in the grand panorama of European politics. In every capital-in every society the Dictator of Italy is the chief theme of conversa tion, discussion, and criticism. If his judgment he only equal to his valour, a glorious future is in store for him; ...

... ST. MARK'S CHURCH BALLYSILLBAN TnE following statement has huten sent to us for pub- lication, aud disposes, in the most satisfactory wil. of a nefarious insinuation made in the colutnsi of the Belfast Afercury:- The Committee of St. Mark's Church have tl5 pleasure of announcing that the debt upon tle ?? il bhas at lentgth been paid off; and tbl, t, submit tbe following statement to the tiuien ...

... TO CORRESPONDE-NTS. SEVERAL commnnications are unavoidably held over from want of space. THE CASE OF SAMUEL TATE-LETTER FROM THE FOREMAN OF THE JURY. TO. THE nnITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LruaeR. StaAs one of the jury empannelled on the trial of Samuel Tate at the late Armagh Assizes, will you be so kind as to publish from me a few wards in explanation of the reasons for which I acquiesced in ...

... Tats Princess, the object of the hearty respect of the British nation, as a high source of t1e virtues of their sovereign, has been so exclusively regarded as the mother of the Queen as to have been little known, outsidde of that relation. For many years she has been observed only as Moving with the Court-to Frogrnore when the Queen was at Windsor, and to Abergeldi during the Autumn holiday of ...

... TEsi Royal Atlantic Mail Steam Navigation Company would have had a great day on Saturday but for the villainous wgather, which interfered with all pre- viously concerted arrangements. In consequence of the presence at Southampton of throw new steam vessels, which have been built forI the Gniway line, the company' had issued a number of invitations to an inspection, and a luncheon afterwards. ...

... | LcNDONDET).FKAND ENNISKILLEN BAIDWAY' THE ordinary half-yearly meetig vwas held on Tues- day, at the offices of ?? companyi, in Coleman Street Buildings-Mr. J. frAr, M.P., in the chair The r ot'of the' directors, which has already l pe peared in ouiv columns, was taken as read. The' CEtMAftAg, in mobving its. adohp'tion, said that since the last meeting the company had had a decree 'in ...

... PROMIOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-OFFIC1D, PAL.-MJALL, APRTL 9. 2nd Regiment of Life Guards-Lieuti. F. Woodgate to be Captain, by purchase, vice H. J. L. W 3 nne, who retires; Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant G. A. Curzon to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Woodgate. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant W.. B. Armstroing to be Captain, by purc'mse, vice \W. W. Lamb, who retires; Cornet A. H. ...

... ECCLESIATIC-AL. TIHE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. THE Rev. Francis Briscoe, A.M., has been presented to the new parish or benefice of Kilmessan, in the diocese of Meath, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Spencer William Walsh, late incument thereof. The Rev. John Godfrey Day has been appointed to the dignity of Dean of' Ardf'ert, in the diocese of Ardfert, united to Limerick, vacant by the death of ...

... IHOIRTICULTURE. GARDENINGG OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEIK. PLANT DCPARTiigXT.-CoflsCiVatOrY &c.-As has been ?? sIatffl, S11muic1t -floVwol ilig twine] , Whichl usually get un1sig0lhtly ?? thlis sau;n, ?? be cut back freely, as shoeld alsn any others that will submit to that kind of ?? In tile case ei cold pits, thle tile has unov artived for getiing straw shutters, or whatever else it may be ...