... FOUR DAYS ON A CAPSTZED VESSEL. Tim Pncifio Steam Navlgation Company's royal v maU steamer Sorats arrived in the Mernsy on ( Thursday from South America, and landed the } otptain and four of the crew of the brig Emnorald, It appears that the Emerald left Shields for Anocna with a cargo of coal on the 23th of November Inet, t under command of CApt-dn P. inool, For the first i few dams ...

... ?? - I cp t P, 1,; it J. pM OV oWN COltRESPONPENT1 jF O' LOt'D0N, SATURDAY. ~j;v~srAOIOthe ?? the Yankee; I we licr I t ossropoll is on the Mend. We MoTt p i voW toe hail, ratn, frost, tet 99t~v Y~ l 0O Iird is oartt Irly t ?? done 50methiOg to0wards cleanig indeed, hai it not been for the 3reW what wvo bhoel4 hnvo dote I - nt r.s the Iadlesi' dressee were tould iithbt 1eIpcet ' to deal with ...

... BELFAST PUILHARMONIC SOCIETY, 1'cE secind coucert of this soniety for tho preosent on is seurnnced to take pitoe on Friday, the r. 16th lt snd frqim its highly attraetive oharaoter 1 tbhe leadlo subject of Interest at prtsent it e mro.icl croles in Bulfast and the North of Ireland, a The artil' who, by arrangement with Mr. Maple. s oI o e her ajetys Opera, will appear are of v world WildO fSme ...

... THE FUTURE SETTLEMENT OF THE COUNTRY. [STANDARD TELEGRAM.] CABUL, AOfJ.DAY. Tare telegraph wires are entirely destroyed as far aso Jagailak, The heliograph sends official news, but all prlvate telegrams have to b6 Beat jlwn by mesmengers for tranem'eslon from Plezeran. Slud'o tU 'M -pkte defest of the anemry'e afttmck upcn th10 oanionments upon the 23rd, we nave been occupied In scatterlng ...

... LATEST NBWE, . 1 9 TURKEY. RUMOURED RESIGNATION OF THiE BRITISH AMBASSADOR. [DAILY CHRONICOI. TELEGRAMi. PIHeA, FnrpAY,-ThIs aftorroo', if, jt hr that Sir Heury Lavsrd t hciegapdiJ to herd Salebrtty 1 a :.4.;Liot of the post of represent&. tve nd at the Porte. The reawon he Is r lged to have given to the Socretary for Fereig1 Affoira for this j;tep is. that at the conmmenc-meat of the dispute ...

... BAITS FOR TaE SUPERMVIT[OUS. THncr, are ftrequenit and lond complsinta from timem to time in various parts of France am to the extreme prevalence of uup,:rs'itiin In the motico ontona and villages. Nothing is a more common subjerh of satire and amnsement amongst the oomfc writere of the period thbn the cxtr urdlanry persistetce of aus bones villogeois in their adheoiuc to inoxrms: anid advice ...

... T [FROB THlE SATURDAY REVIRW, I No words either of narrative or of oornmnen can do justice to tho terrible disaster at the Tay Bridge. To tha victims, indeed, death camo with fewer air. ournstances of terror than in many more common. plaoe aoccident3. Tbey had to warning of the doe. struetlon that wats ?? for therc, and the eId. derneas ?? whiuh they fell from a height of more than a hurdredt ...

... TIRE USES OF TEE POTATO. TuE proeseit year, which hts been fuli' ml calamt- ol tone to the pctrto orops in Europo as to the vines ol and the corn fields, does no, perhaps seem quite M tho beast thalu co-uld be cl'.oo n for gratuitously fend. 0: Ing the p.oor people up-n Irish stews end sueh 111e b Mi4bst, Neverthplese. tbe vegeteble moot beloved d by Irleumelt hba blen by very goneral conitent ...

... TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AT DONCASTER- THREii PERSONS KILLED. [BY TBLEGRAPH.] A TmURIFIC explosion of gunpowder ocourred early on Saturday on the promises of Mr, Hanson, gun- smith, Baxtergate, Donoaster, doing a large amount of damage, and killing three people, Mr. Hanson kept gunpowder stored In his kodroom and In the room beneath. Theexplosion oocurred in the bolk portion of the shop, AU the ...

... ar ?Al.TUC~ 8 L CH tJROHI, BALLYMENA. b to direot attention to the advartleement 8 to our columna this day, from the whboh alJPIesrsI 0 oit vestry of the pariah of Balaiy'~5' wvith reforonoO to tho restorin Bargke C UbUTo and the means taken to OffbOt Pa very d ?? objeot. The olaum of i0ouranca thst veen cr £0G200, but It Wt 2 o) 000 more to reinstate the ohuroh In t cr poitloD, a0(1tfeot ...

... Oli) 16 RIE118 I 1110N.,ol, CuI!Ruii aMISSIONARY t;O:IETY. TO TIIi lDITOR OF? Tit1 BSILFAST NKEWS-LITTR. SIR-Permit me to direct the attentirn of the fretodrA4 ard (aUpporterae OI this r1ocioty to t'o ?? ?? appears in your advertiqfog columnsm, and to request; them to zend their subicrptiocns 4S reon ge eotivenlet, arnl to add that the ooiety never ro, quired additional acslatanco more than ...

... MR. PARNELL Al' SIOA. Tii NewJJ York Heraild of Decenobe: 2o, comnment- iug upon the noew tht reached e i the preceding day, that Mr. Poniell was art ses, Di B he io at sea In Fevbral other reipoot! lek, It at Beb% i to his oenceptlono of tho true rome~y for Irish rcrubles; ''at sea as to tho3 true plot cnd pur p'lse of the politioal sgitstiu of gri.tvrecsne; utterly it n ea' in his ...