... evening. Sir Fairfax Mori set is gazetted Vice-Admiral of the United Kingdom, in the room of Sir O. R, Bartorius, promoted to be Admiral of the Fleet. The position of Rear-Admiral of the United Kingdom falls to Sir P. W. Wallis. A petition from British Columbia ...

... pending between Ihe conflicting factions of San Domingo for effecting a compromise involving the annexation of the island to the United States. Thomas Bulman and Thomas Hilburn, the master and carpenter of the Old England, indicted at the Central Criminal Coart ...

... ed and easy in disposition. I own that this sounds a little paradoxical ; bet what is not so when we talk of Ireland and Irishmen ? Tho duel had actually taken that place in the customs of the country that hostile meetings attracted little attention at ...

... ACCORDING TO TOE QI.T&ItTIRLY RETURN of' the Registrar-General, 275.273 births and 162,750 deaths were registered in the United Kingdom, in the three months ending June 30. The natural increase of population was thus 112,523. The number of persons married ...

... ARTISTS (musicians) are r^vaaining in London to evade enlistireht in the THE attilois says that the French residents in :he 'United States have sent over 300,000 fr. for tLs' wounded. DESTATCHES RISK! RECEIVED on 3fonday at the Co!build Offlos from the Governors ...

... TiIEIIII Nsys sxsx sixty-five new weekly papers and eighteen dailies started since August let in the United States and territories, making a total in the United States of 5,168. Ttrz Army and Nary Gazette hears it is stated thai the proposed complete reorganisation ...

... should be included in the list of protisieuts. TR. Jim CROSS SOCIITT.— COIOOOI Loyd. Lindsay, M.P., read a paper at the Royal United Service Instientioa, London, on the work dole by the Red Cress So c iety in the late war on the Continent. In his Concluding ...

... is no orator. However, some day we shall see him Viceroy of Ireland, er ambassador at son.e great Continental Court. In the United States, if he would accept the exile, be would be a great success. But in this gossip I have overlooked the French visitors ...

... demands necessary for the welfare of Ireland which representatives of Ireland had united to ask, and which the representatives of England, Scotland, and Wales had united to refuse (applause). There is no such sentiment ; there is nothing that Ireland has ...

... TELIGIRAV states that the Livonia arrived there on Monday, having experienced a stormy paemage. A MEETING, attended by about 700 Irishmen, was held on Monday at Leeds, st which resolutions were passed in favour of home rule in Ireland. Two VERT DISASTROUS FIRES ...

... suited them in the spirit of the times. It is old raying that we must go abroad to hear news of ourselves. I have known many Irishmen try to pass for Scotchmen ; I never knew a Scotchman try to pass for an Irishman. Yet I read the other day the address of ...

... Demonstration Newcastle.— On Sunday afternoon a great amnesty demonstration took place the Newcastle Town Moor. Detachments of Irishmen, headed by bands and banners, came from all the Tyneside villages, and from many of the inland places, and formed in prooetaion ...