... SPEIAL TELEGRX, 4 (FR0M OUB OWN CORRESPO.YDETS.) T LONDON CORRESPONDENO. London, ThursdAy Night. - day being M mday Thursday, the umnl II Qseea's chant Lea were distributed at Whitehll. ja reported that the Right Hon. Rubael ;orneyt, M.P, Recorder of Lonzdon, intends re. sago~g. Cooe e. B lier Majesty the Queen, through Colonel Hon. I derSOf, has Iee 201. to a poor woman who was Im injured on ...

... *1 THE -INTERNATIONAL IN DUBLN. i t . . _ ?? _ . . _ I_ i A reporter -from- this journsl was present last evening it what purported- to bea meeting of the Dablin braich of the lnternational, or rather, in the phrase of one of the~ members, of a wing or sea. tion 'of that branch. Ouat tepresentativo, tin de. 0cribing the ffir,, and theoftdao in *hich it ended,: S515 - At eight o'clock, the hour ...

... SIR SELIN.IBBETSON'S BILL. A large and infuential meeting of the Country Exewers' Society was held On Monday at the Con- A mercial Sale Rooms, for the purpose of oonsideriag Ie the amemenents proposed by the committee to Six w H. Selwin-Ibbetson billnowbefore the house, fix and of taking such eteps as might be deemed de. sirable prior to summoning a congress of all th branches of the trade ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMA.N. SIR-I perfectly agree with the sentiments ex. pressed at the late meeting of the Grocers' Asso. ciation, that the working clsses are those who should give esprensioa to their sentiments on the drink question. Perhaps one of tbe saddest sights in Dablin is the numaber of men who, night afser night, spend a large portion of teir hard-earned waves in drink which ...

... -SOuTa VNION. ,jEO. weekly meeting of the gnu-dim wax hea! yesterday in the boardroom: .. -3Mr. J. F. CAmDBEC, J;P., occupied the chair..| The other guardians present ?? Callow, TC * T Franklin, J Bprne T C, Chas Oobbe J P, D L: Darmatsong, Alderman.J braperTC; JBentley, Alder- mixnE: Tarney, G P Werra, T 0; M Meade, P; - %Jorwej M ocke, A P Domn Park Filsworth, C Tentb - Patrick Dolan, ; E ...

... On TnesdayI at the Cork assizes, an Eaglishman I C anamed James Merten (one of many aliases) was 2 indicted before Mr. Justice Barry for having con- M spired with others to defraud. The prisoner was a convicted, and will, no doubt, have to turn his y energies for some years to some other diractioa k than the public pocket, Bat his career, as dis.I closed upon the trial, was an extraordinary ...

... SPASSION WE m LDON. I - - - - --gm l I Darkness I So runs the import of that expres- aive ?? I have: here 'ue to symbolise the inflasnees arrosmding -s. at tlhe present moment in the; religious world:; ?? forming, as it does, the title of one peculiarly Sig- nificant service, which I make it my maissios to deceri Well, indeed, my that word be taken as characteristic of those tremendous hours ...

... TIHE TAMMANY RING. The great ?lew York financial scandal continues to develops new sensations according as the trial of each of the parties implicated is proceeded with. Thronged audienccs attended at tile trial of Mayor Hall, a principal - ing conspira- tor, when Garvey, the Ring plasteror, madeacieau breast of his transactions. It %will be remembered that at the touleversemeot which first ...

... I LATEST NEW!S. I (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TILE. GRAPH.) THE FINANCIAL STATE OF FRANC& Versailles, Friday Eveni4g. In to-day's sitting of the National Assembly, M. De la Boillerie presented the report on the articles on the estimates of the ministry of Finance referred back to the committee on the relations between the State and the Bank of Franc. The committee accepted a sinking jfund of 100 ...

... | THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCt The Committee of Council on Education have juet appointed Mr. R Ma~ib-to the chair of -Botany in the Royal College of Scienie, Stephen's- green; Mr. MI'Nabhad previously filled the chair of Natural History in the Agricultural College, Cir- encester. He is the son of the Carator of the Edinburgh BotniQal Gardens, and though a young man, has many claims to the ...

... LONDON GOSSI.i London, Wednesday, E The optimif who believe in Mr. Ruskin may be pardoned the littleart of trlmph of hise hey behold the flfolment of one portion of his pro. gramme for the future regenerationl of the human race The claus of Ba's ogrm newich annoyzied that the time was fist approaching whim ival ?? would no lowr expend their emba dth r money on vs ?? but on combating the ...

... SUNDAY LQUOR TRCmO. - 1t I A public meeting to cousider the propriety of taking immediate steps to support the bill intro- duced by Sir Dominic Corrigae and five other members of Parliament for the ?? of public- houes during tha whole of Sundays, was held- yesterday in the MAusiOD 1Ho , -The meeting 'Was oomvened by the RigiHOes tle Lard Mayor in Eomp~cance~ivxth a numerously and-- wrectably ...