... PIE1; HFAD I)rDbfI\I UP 50 9 a n m jarlary 2U, - s- \l i Jenuary ?? and & C, II b ?? tt .ai er', Ib ?? ' Toumb ant KI liare, Etoar'S, L, r ,, 1vt 1oi'tol Lord (8ong)l, statoer, I ; . ;w ; i ruaFY 1V -1 Irou Duke tel Trsfaltr gr, BtO3J ' Lv 1201 Slanley Abd Ahilmlir at ?? - viers, HotyheN Kiittilwkr, FteAmer. Sllotl!; Mate, Wexrrod, ImAt1 Jaullaly 20-E~esa..yapji. ateand,, ji2! Od; i Janariy 1S ...

... THE LATE ARREtSTS IN BELF'AST. SPECI AL TELEtGRAM. (FROM 01IJ ?? I BELFAST, SATIunLAY.-M'Kenna and Wilson, the telegraph clerks arrested at the theatre the other evening, have been discharged by the magistrates to- iday, no evidence whatever having been given to hi-. plicate them in any way with Fenianidmn. I The T'hen.. Says-No other Government would have so long forborne to prosecute the ...

... aI . _ - _ I .- s r % . . Mr. IDaunt hau addressed the following letter to Dean O'Brien : Kilcascan, Jan. 27, 18o8. REviZmmD Sin-Allow me, as an Irishman, to thank you for your timely and politic act of instituting the Declaration in favour of the Repeal of the Union. Self legislation is the vital need of Ireland. While I do not deny the utility of minor measures of relief, I at the same ...

... %- J o on u - L - I j On isaday eveuing Mr. Train delivered the second of the series of lectures with which he bas agreed to favour the Cork public previous to Ihs departure to fulfil similar programmes in the o nberprincipal places in this country. The discourse of the previous night, of the character of which only a very Inaufficient Idea can be obtained from its pe- ruoul in a necessarily ...

... I e= H* DUBL A, I &EEVALS Up to 9 a m., January 9, 1888 --Wind-S. Jannery 8 -XlttiWake, steamer, Silloth Ir}lOiO'-1, steamer, Glasgow; Stanley, steamer, Holyhead; Eleanor Davidson, Htelva, sulphur ore. I January S-Jamee, Wexford, malt; Kildare, steace, Liverpool; Hibernis, steamer, Holyhead; 3 colliers and.4 sulphur ose. 5AILIN0(5. Jnsrmry 8-Lord Clyde, steamer, Glalrowv: CY10i' steamer, ...

... jI;TIASATIJON OFTH'i'E SOLDIEKI{' UNENI. PL, VET) T IME. l' I . 1 . 5M 1 - . ?? I. . _ . I At the Iroyal United Service Institution a lecture whs 'lehlvered by Captain Edward A. Sloane, of the Rtoyal Sherwood Foresters. After sketching the life of an English soldier from the time he enters the service as a recruit to his discharge, and pointing out that, in consequence of the peculiar military ...

... I LORD ST. LJEONARDS AND THE 1VUNANS I Yetterday's 2'Time publishes a letter from Lord St. Leonardo. in which his lordihip says :- I deqire to call the attention of all Fenitae in England to the corsideration of how far their actions conduce to the acornmplishment of the objects they have in view. There are hundreds of thousands of Irishman in England, and their children born here rank as Eng ...

... I LATEST INTEIIGEN i I j (BY TELEGRAPH.)3 g ITALY. I. ! Florence, Saturday, Jan. 25, Evening. e The Chamber of Deputies rejected today the mo ; Itiou of Signor Ferrario, proposing a suspension of the r vote authoriaing the Movernment to collect the re- ventue for the budget of 1868, until the budget of eg expenditure had also beewiliobnured. The revenue _ budget was finally approved by 21 ...

... I My.. CARDWELL, MIP., ON IRELTAND. ( hleiiD XV WED)NESDAY.-The auuiversarv dinner of the Ancient Order of Druids took place this after. nioon in tho Town Hall. Mr. Calrutt, Noble Arih, presided, and amongst the gUe3tS were the Right lHon. E. Cardwell, M.P. ; Air. Neate, MP.; Mr, Alderman Cars (the Mayor), Mr. Alderlan Thomnp. son, Mr. E. I. Spiers, Mr. W. lBrutiser, Capt. Fane, Captain Mallr ...

... U THE 1!TTLT, ?? THE TIMES !+ , 1 ,> . , I., I. z .. . l .I (Pirom the VIneo*, of Yostorduay') A lull has followed the popular excitement ouwte subject of .Ferlianianm. We can afford to confess any extravaganeeH we may have committed, and- loak things fairly in the froc. 1Fcoiianism is a apring of real danger. There can be no doubt about so much. If men exist, however few in number, scattered ...

... C Oi6LIATIO N OF , RAILWAYS.* I I . ?? - - ?? .. . .. .. . . . . I ':nsl pamphlet Is a letter addressed to the Earl of Derby by a member of the Institution of Civil Ea- gineers. The writer of thib little work, a gentle. man of high professional stanling and experieo@e has I given aigreat deal of thought and attention to his subject, and has stated his views in a very concise and lucid manner. ...

... IMPORTANT ITALIAN STATE FAPEIS. | ?? I.. ?? (F3Ol A COORREPO INDZT. Your readers will doubtlesm remember thak serlous accusations of coplipcity in tha late Garibdi46un in- vasion of the Papal States were made against the l Italian Government by porsons and parties of all political opinions and most opposed interests, These charges the late Prime Minister, Ratazzi, attempted to deny, and on the ...