... T'H'.E -EIV ASPECT OF FESIANJS'vI. I - -- (rom the Pall Mall Gamet~e.) The aeay in Holborn the other night, when (according to the present aspect of the case) a nan wmas shot for declaiming against Fenian- im has sensibly increased the alarm created bythelDanchesteroutrae. Farls. i-portant| in itself, it seems to indicate, wvith other cir- cumstalnces which constantly arise to perplex the ...

... TIlE SEQUEL CASE TO AN ELOPEMNIENT.T A siainrilar case was tried in thre Court of Eix- eicliuer Ln Friday, before the Lord Chief ]aron Kelly aid a special jury. Mr Hauce and MvI l\Iar- shall were cuunsll for the plaintiffs; Mr Huddle- Qton, Q.C., Mli Mr L. Smith, counsel for the Ji- Fi iidaut. Air Hiance said the plailltiff was Cal)tain Plahele, fornerly an officer of the Loval Artillery, anll ...

... LETTL'JIS 7~RoL XVTDEN.-NO. XIII. !toecbhohn, Jan. 2v ZfIC. ?? dea-r --Ycis appear to have taken conic interest. in my little mnemoranda regarding otme of tke HS:?O&A J nb s Tbo-(be of whith I 7wOte are in the salt sea iJI z e are agreat mlany in the interior| flesh-wateri-aaes; ?? yon s'oare .I.wai.,net:'.kthese I lakes nor tbeir islcs are ?? in beacuty. I bend I yol't *Ore little hi' ry of ...

... ¶ 'iY PART'AHLA\ IAXD' | 18 I - 1~sv.3 1 t yesetrdlay - Mr 3oh Xn :. 07Jr Ai ?? - E ?? er lit 15.. - ¶Phc cc c--re I the ; ci ?? rtg f the ?? 20.1 c.:S. l 1) ilag t, .L if- year S-9 havc been ae- *t tO 'iit --1 strick i' - hog t00 n 9(, ttihie . Oftl;s n' r 20 lhai? .1l a at:mitltd ?? ito g to 2ther ncr--s i' 0 I' al At.:ihiy e ;r'i-aile to (a v bitt .35. t.-an t~i,; th~c h-t ye;a., aull i:, ...

... STF PATrICK'S DAY IN AMErMCA. I COtEAT crOT IN NESW YORKi. The ?? beldin ?? was celebrated in the different cities of the United States on Monday the ?? with ore than the usual enthusiasm whicg is mnifes ed~y Irishmen on the great occasion. 1heiProcessionrOf the various civic and militalrY ?? ?? imposing Similar processions on somswhiat smnaller scales also paraded the streets of. Brookiyn and ...

... THE REFORM DEMONSTATION AT BIhMINftKHAM. (From the Times.) We cannot congratulate either Mr Bright or Mr Scholefield on the speeches they delivered. Mr Scholefield is usually a man of moderate language, but on Monday he pressed his colleague hard. lls statements were ads one-sided, his criticism as partial as anything Mr Bright has ever uttered. The Go- vernment scheme was an imposition, ...

... DE STRUCTIVE KITCHEN-BOILER EXPLOSION ATr PRESTON. A most alarming kitchen-boiler explosion took place the other night, at the house of Mr John Ainscow, in Fishergate Hill, Preston. The boiler was fixed at the side of the fireplace in the cellar kitchen. was self-feeding, and was made of wrought iron. The explosion shook the entire premises. At the time it occurred Mr Ainscow was sittin- on ...

... GOVAIN PAROCI Thll ordinvry ?? -1II, Tb- ordinary monthly i. ' of Manaeinent of the (iOr pr, > held ?? John IV; nirnutes of last moetirg wer- ,- TEE PaoOcsr,) ; The Committee proee e-dit- tion of the rcioloton er. Building Coni-e, .- -a tober Lest, in appointin, 1jl J architect of the new PearL 5 . Mr BeIN I t readi th, i Haig & Low, ad.ro-s ...

... 8UNDX~~WAND. I r ?? ' ka#= 4sisr&L ;'AxRA r -A. ef telega 0 ineour impression df the 6h tha. anliounO~ theS wreck rtho'barqe E off 'z od8nndetndij 1k the Mediterranea, withthe . k four i'vei On Wddnahday, the owner of'the. essel, r .,George Watson, of Park Place Weat' -Biahopwen tli: 'reeeied- a, letter *fri the 'c^tain, giving lull- patcul's of the disster, -from--hih-4e -apears-that' the- ...

... 'WRBST OF SCOTLAND ErIFLE ASSOCIATION. The rife meetings of .8I@'were inaugurated yes- terday with that under the auspices of the West of Scotland Rifle Association at Irvine. This, the sixth meeting of the aociation, bids fair to prove as successful as any of its predecessors, if not more so. The aggregate of prizes offered is over £1100, and the whole entries already exceed those of last ...

... DREADFTL ACCIDENT AT THE NEW i BLACK1RIARS' BRIDGE. A very serious occurrence, which it is supposed will result in the loss of at least one life, took place en the Southwark side of the new bridge now in the course of construction at Blackfriars. It ap- pears that at about 20 minutes to 10 o'clock on Sa- turday forenoon a number of men, acting under the orders of Mr Bryant, the engineer of the ...

... D~h.A~h ONlorence, Jan. 21. in Friday'. sitting ci the- tiha:nber of DepultieS, Sigo troi row tha-t ~ht flout-c~ -,ho d~l dteiare the uargency ci m li-c': ~-in of the I ige Barka ica i ren)lied that ftic prop m.da fit:ly CollC - cided Wsn the c-wit~j si the Uuverlllmetit. Admi- nitaiequestions (COntinued. the Tdnser ~ now of the greatest m-ygency. In thb, abs;ence of mly .olege the Minlistel ...