... TEMPERANCE IN AMERICA. On Tuesday night a large gathering of the members end friends of the Church of England Tem' mann Sir iety assembled at Prince's Holt, Piccadilly, to. welcome Archdeacon Farrar on his return from his visit b' the United State and ...

... UNEMPLOYED IN AMERICA. The unemployed in the United States numbered no fewer than a million at the end of last yeargannine working monody, not the criminal and idlers who are habitually out of work. This number, states the New York Christian Union, is ...

... GOOD OUTLOOK IN AMERICA, Tice commercial statistics of the United States for tar V.4 4 :1, r e significant. 'The number ..f failures United Stater fret year was 10.6,17, with stnounting tea total of )24 000,0014.1 ; in 'remits ve.r the ta , lures numbered ...

... FARM PUPILS FOR AMERICA. Henry Franklin Shearman,whoes liabilities-amount to glil,ooo, and his nominal ameba to £lOO, has cense up for public examination in the Brighton Bankruptcy Court. Ia the wane of his answers the debtor said he was not in any business ...

... MR. PARNELL'S MESSAGE TO AMERICA. Mr. Parnell has telegraphed as follow to Mr. Fitzgerald, President of the Irish National League of America Thu r tion of the Tenant Relief Bill, the scarcely-veiled threats of the Irish Secretary, and the alarming increase ...

... two suicides in the day-time foe one at night; 1,578 Germans in America do away with themselves for 381 Englishmen. In England the rate of suicide among fanners is strikingly high ; in America it is so low as one in 38,000. This, of course, is accounted ...

... IRON • los WEAR HEALTH. TONIC G REAT BODILY STRENGTH. G REAT NERVE STRENGTH. ENGLAND AND BURNIAIL MR. GLADSTONE INVITED TO AMERICA. The New Wrk Few on Wednesday publi..l. .1 an interest.ng letter fr. m Mr. Gladstone. -oily a numb. r of influential newspaper ...

... IRISH DISSENSIONS. Dirserniona among the Irish party are reported from America. Mr. Patrick E. as and Mr. Alexander Sullivan recently sent • circular to all the League branches throughout the country, saying it was clear that the Hams Rule measure co ...

... OFFICES. DIRECTORIES Mercantile Directory of tbe World, 'Greet lkitain and Ireland, Coatineat of Europa, Africa, America. Asia sod Nasals COYIIIRO4AL [ZNQUIRISB emeediog the studios d any Ira reowered maim full owns, tradip,toklnew mid P.O. value ...

... Wednesday eight entertained Mr. Justin M'Carthy at a banquet at the Charing-cross Hotel, on the eve of his departure for America. Mr. Parnell presided, and in proposing the health of the guest of the evening, said the Americans would welcome Mr. M'Carthy ...

... GARFIELD, AMERICA'S MARTYR PRESIDENT Reserved Seats, Oue Shilling. Admission Sixpence. Course-ticket holders Free, except to reserved seats, tickets fur which may be had at half-price. GENRR•L PROORAMMR FOR TRU COORS& JAN. 11—Lecture, Girtiehl, America's Martyr ...

... DEPARTURE OF MR. HENRY IRVING OONTINIIICD FIGHTING IN BURNAH. AIL FOR AMERICA. Mr. ifenry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry left Waterloo in • Woo° carriage at fifteen minutes past tan on Sunday morning for Southampton. Miss Terry was acoompanied by her daughter ...