... (FnOU THE WAEHlNGrTON GLOnER ) BY TIlE PRESIDENT OF Tlle1 U. S. OF AMERICA.| A PRlOCLAMtA'rION. * Whereas there is too much reason tohbelieve that citizens of the United States, in disregard of the solemn warning heretofore given to them by the: Priellmuatiorts issui d by ihe Executive of the General Governmenrt, and liy some df the Governors of the States, have combined te disturb the peace ...

... EVIDENCE OF' itsR. IIENflY GAIulETT. CItATILMAN-WhIlit is y-our profession ? An Attorney. AVvie ~ou concerned professionalily for the defeated catndi- dates, at thle ]last election? I was. Do you remember nit Imtplicationt made to strike the namre of James Donnelly ouff thle poli, hie having been personated '9 I dlo. Had you Avitnesses to prove the death of Donnelly ? We had two. Was the ...

... i -- iI 9-ht ii 'I'Afffast -) tby5-xtttfr. I (ESTAILMSHED AI-NO 1737.) BEL FA8T: SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1879. B the House of Lordas, yesterday, the Earl of Carnarvon called attention to the present condi- tion of the Armenian people, and moved for any correspondence on the subject. In the discus- slon which followed, the Marquis of Salisbury said the Government had endeavoured to obtain for the ...

... i PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES, WARiOFFIci, Nov. 10. 2nd Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lient. W, King, from 17th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by pmr- chase, vice Dick, who retires, 7th Light Dragoons-Cornet R. D. Stenart to bh Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Paulet, proilioted; Cornet the Hon. WV. Iarbord to be Lieut., by pur- chase, vice Gore, who retires. 18th Light Dragoons-F. J. Barron, gent., ...

... PARLIA?1EiNTA1?N REPORTING IN JAPAN. i 3031 A TIMID!, OOuflUPOl#DENT. a .To complete the sketch of the Japanese Diet and c .its procedure which was uude'rtaken by rme in a I recent letter, it is necessary to say som ethingi fute about that which I therein referred to ase the very novel and interesting subject of the short- e lhand reporting of the debates. The novelty con- c . sisa in the fact ...

... fOBEI(Tl iNiTELLIGENcE BEI-TE.I S TELEGRAMS. RELEASE OF MR. WALLER. IS, FnIDAY .-DIr- Waller, late United States .nulin Maascmr vwho was sentenced to vedrS for a sdaasnar. during the expedition g Zgflte Hovas, has been pardoned by the ! frenchl Governmentc 1HE REBELLION IN MADAGASCAR. iRcarer\ A-crv has received news of the pro- te.'c revolt asnst tlhe Hovas in Madagascar. fev 1.J ouller, of ...

... mROmL OnR COROUESUOXDI. LIUGANT PETTY SESSIONS. This bi-monthly court was held on Tuesday last. The following nmagistrates occupied seats on the bench :-'Messrs. William Liddell, J.P. (presiding): C. Brownlow, J.P.: F. Watson, J.P.; George Groer, J.P. ; G. B. Carrick. IP.; E. M ragennis, Ml.D., J.IP.; John M tNally, J.P.; and T.' D. Gibson. ! .2r. The conservators of the Colercri.e fishery ...

... THE OHURCU OF IRELAND. DOWN AND CONNOR AND DBOMOms JntB CLEBaCALr SoCIETY--A meeting of the Junior Clerical Society was held yesterday at Strandtown. There were present-The Revs. S. A. Coa, president (CE the chair); J. J. Jones, B.D.; H. 3. Northridge, Jolia Conell, S. J. Hackett, J. a. Greer, Walter Browne, S. T. Nesbitt, SL J. Coyle, J. N. Shear. man, and Wb L. T. Whatham (honorary momber, T ...

... AIJEGED SERIOUS ASSAULT AT MAGHERA. THE ACCUSED REMANDED IN CUSODY. Maghera Saturday.-At a late hour last nght Sergeant Neelly,ssisted by Acting-sergeant M'Corry, Contables Dreenan and O'Reilly, arrested James Henry, een; ,James Henry, jun; Daniel Henry, and Hugh Henry, all of Carrowmena; Patrick Henry of Craigmore, members of the same family; John Kane, of Carrowmena; and Joseph Collins, of ...

... THE ILLNESS OF TIHE CZAR. Sr. PETSCRS-RO, SATURDAr.-Tile general ima- pression ?? by official bu.letins regarcdin tthe Czar is trhnt tthe end. lthough inevitable, will not take place for some time. The public are thus gradualy preparing themselves for the cattastroplhe, .the shock of whvich, therefore, trill be .ssibly diminislhed. The folloving official bu'letin doncerning the ,Czwars ...

... TRE conversazione held in Magee College on Friday night was a brilliant social and artistio success. It was given under the auspices of the Students' Missionary Association, and as its ob. ject wasthe laudable one of providing funds to enable the work of the associatiou to be more successfully and elbciently carried on, it was only to be expected that the entertainment would at. tract an ...

... As inquiry was held at Cherch Street, Mrghera- felt, yesterday, in reference to the circumstances touching the death of a young woman named Bedelia Evans, who was sometime previous to her illness a dressmaker. For a length of trime she and her mother resided alone on account of disputes which had arisen between the parents. Miss ?? death took place late on Friday night, and the funeral was ...