... The Rev. Keiran Egan, P. P., Banagher, begs, with thanks, to acknovyledgethereceipt of 5 fromn John Tl'affe, Esq., for the relief of the poor on his property atGarbally. The Treasurer oi St Mary's Conference of St. Vincent de Paul Society, Marlborough-street, begs to acknowledge with thanks the following dona. tidns :-C. Pelles, Esq., Q.C., Mfountjoy-square, 51. ;J. and C. Kennedy, Mounjoy ...

... THE CORP OR.ATION. Committee Ylo. 1 met on Saturday last at h;cii- past 12 o'clock p.m., the Lord Mayor in the m)! v;r Councillor Byrue, chairman in suceussion. The- were also ?? 0Rroke, J i, Gregg and Mpack-ey, J P ; and Councillors Firou ?? Mlurphy, Gavav, Warren, Callow, Draper, I) rell, M'Dermott, MUeagher, 02 erifly, andl Fb'ak'l;e. A memorial, signed by Ir. Decuir and othir i habitants ...

... THE KERRY ELECTION, e (From our Correspondent.) Tralee, Saturday Night. The deputation from the Home Government Association, consisting of Professor Galbraith, of Trinity College; A. M. Sullivan, of the Nation; and John 0. Blunden, of the Irish bar, arrived at the Railway nHotel, Killarney, on Friday night; They were accompanied from Mallow station by 3Mr. Florence D. Macarthy, who came ...

... I'LATEST NEWSS (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TiE-Z GRAPH.) THE ANGLO-AMERICAN DESPATCE. SPECIAL TELEGA R. (From our Correspondent.) New York, Friday. The New York Herald, Times and Tribane are silent upon the arbitration question. The World contains a long article claiming that the Geneva tribunal has a right to determine the admissibility of the claim for indirect damages as a subject for ...

... M3X P. 'T .MT.P4 ON THE EDUfCA.' , TIONQUESTION. - -- J The Hon. Member for Westmeath, Mr. P. J. Smyth, writing to an evening contemporary, vayw: -I will ask your pennission to offer a remark or two on the question raised some days tine by the letter of the Very Rev. Mi. Maher, of Carlow. I do not see any incompatibility, between the sac sertion at the present time, or at any time, of the ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-LAST YIGHT. I The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. OFFFENCES AGAINST WOMTEN. Sir Wilfrid Lawson gave notice, on behalf of Mr. Ta)lcr, that on the motion for the second reading of the Offences against Women and Children Bill he will move that it be read a second time that day six months. THE WHITEHAVEN RIOTS. Mr. P. Wynadbam gave notice that on Friday, the 21st instant ...

... INDUSTRIAL SCI{HO.S. The social and relizious beneflte c'i t'crre n the nat 0on by these institutions are gratefully a inittel by the aw hole community. Yen of all creed's and parties have combined for their aivanta-,e aud maintenance ; and the counties vhicah haro en. joyed them longest have appreciated the-n 1U,3t. We regret., therefore, to perceive that at oas3 a couple of fscal bodies in ...

... . LTEST NEWSI (BY SPECIAL AND REUTERS1 TEDS. GRAPH.) FRANCE. Paris, Wednesday. About seventy or eighty persons were present at the grand diplomatic dinner given yesterday by M. De Remusat, at the Hotel of the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Paris, The only lady present was ML De Remusaet's sister. The Ambassadors sat according to the order in which their creden- tials were presented to M. ...

... TIJ F I I I. - C. 'INT. The annual meeting of the irish Church Missions 'o Roman Catholics waq held on Monday. By a !.ogular eoincidlene it generally takes ?? in tanhetestwn aweek. Ii the J eremy Diddlers, who are so active in -heir call:cg (luring these two days wa the green sward of that jovial resort had keea preseat in the Rotundo on the above date, 'bey woaul have been elitied and ...

... f IJSPEOIAL IELEGRAMS. j r (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPOXDRYTS) THE HEALTH OF ThE PRNCE OF WALES.' s. it~Lodon, Moadiyxightl The medical advisers of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales held a consultation towiay as to the propriety of authorsing the presence of the Prinws hi the public progress of the Qu3een to the thanksgiving at St. Paul's Cathedral on Tuesday. We, Britisk Aedscal JTourat, are ...

... I SPECIAL TELEGRAMS I I (PROM OUR OWN CRRESPOND8NTS.) -I LONDON CORRESPONDENOCE London, Monday Night. Archdeacon Moore, in charging his clergy this afternoon in Wolverhampton, said he regarded the bill allowing a Catholic 'to be Lord Chancellor as tending to the putting of a Catholic on the throne. The Dublin University has been not only unpro' testantised butunehristianised. He supported the ...

... I TJ1E MCOST REV. DR. MORAN IN CALLAN. | The friends of law end order in this town re- ceived on Tuesday the greatest consolation from t'ee visit of their Coadjutor Bishop, the Most Rev. Dr. Yoran. His Lordship arrived in town at ab tat Ito o'clock, accompanied by the 11ev. Father '.,artin, the administrator of the parish, and after a few moments stay at the Lodge, proceeded to the Ccrlvent ...