... TIM hEALTEI OF THE CITY. The ?? is the report of the _medical .officer of health for the four weeks ending Jan 8 :-The Regietrar-General rboorded 621 deaths sgainst 757 during the preceding month, aad 43 during the corresponding mouth of last year. The late was therefore I in 3S4, and in other cities was as ?? and suburbs, 1 in 40o ; Cea. tral London, 1 in 590; Liverpool, 1 in 485 ; Glas. gow, ...

... GOOD TEMYLARISX Mr. Willson Fair has sent us in unnecesarily long letter in reply to that which we printed from the Very Rev. Canon MI'Cabe some time since. Mr. -Fair says his object in his former letter was I to make all classes as wise as he is himself in relation * to the new found platform;. and he proee to quote from the principles of the Grand Lodges. The gist of the quotations is ...

... H ;ALWAX VlF -T THE G.-X . 1PA -104 FUND. I . L . . .. ?? Money hknowlet d ?? £2,138 12 1 , Received yesterday as under ?? 186 10 0 1 Total - ?? ?? £2,225 2 1 -, Lodged i Natiodl Bank. .2,074 13 9 2 TEMZ9DAY S CONTRIBUTIONS. f Rev Charles Baune, PP, Kill ?? I 0 0 ' Timothy Kirwan, Killim ?? 2 0 0 1 Rev P Kearney, St. Patrick's, . Moate .. .. * 11 0 0 I Pei Rev Thomas Lynch, P P, Par- I ...

... TE GALWAY VINDIC&TION FUND. apI Already acknowledged ?? £2,523 15 4 Receivedyesterday aundE ?? 60 8 0 Total ?? 584 3 4 LoagedilnNation BaSJk ?? £2,565 2 0 XFSTRRDAY'S COITRIBUTIONS. rer very ev. Dr. Magec, P F, btadhaly ?? ?? £31 2 0 James C Carroll, Carrokeel, Lough. D Duggan. 23 Suffolk-street ?? 5 0 0 Patriek Madden, Balinloe ?? 1 0 0 Per Very Rev Dean Darca, P Ps, Swinford ?? 200 11e Canon ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-OESTERDA Y. _ ?? Their IordihPs at at five o'lor . THE ALA AMA CLAWMS. Lora Caiinu said i6 rdoubt their ?? would be-glod to hear whether that which bad been reqortad was true, namely, ?? Britimh arguo nt and the case had been-put in before the arbitrators at Geneva (hear, hear). Earl Grauville said it was quito Impossible to know what was correct so many accounts had appeared. ...

... THE ALABAMA QUESTION, Commenting on the probable settlement of the Alabama question, the Telegraph says a question. s0 narrowed and so fair would enable u.s to await with equanimity and respect the judgment of the Arbitration Court, and whether England be acquitted altogether or cast in slight damages is a point of comparative indifference when set be. side the victory that will have been ...

... .Lotidon, Wedndsday. Was there ever such a wonder as our being fa. voured with a fine day for the EtoA boys' feaki.. val, on the4th of June? It reallywas a joyouS day to All. The whole of official, aristocratic, artistic, and literary Loudon hid turned out to witness the fun, and each man, forgetting the burthen of his age and of the cares and sorrows age brings with it, was'a boy once more ...

... LATEST ?? I (BY SPECIAL AND ORDIN2ARY TELE. GRAPB.) FR&NCE1. Versailles, Tuesday, 4.40 p.m. A committee of thirty members for the Oax mination of the financial budget for theyear 3873 has been eleeted to-day. Twenty-three members of the committee are advocates for free trade, and only seven protectioniate. ltzyqu of Its members belong to the Left and nineteen to the Right. M. I'ouher had three ...

... E. GLADSTONE AND THE AMNESTY MOVEMEN~Ti The letter of Mr Gladstone to Sir Rowland Blennerhassett will be read with verydeep regret In Ireland, and by none more than by those who admire the Premier's talents, are grateful for his services, and wish well to his Administration. We cannot describe by any term save contempt- ible the logic by which it is sought to prove that there is some shade of ...

... THE CLERGY OF LIMERICK AND THEI i JUDGMENT. (From our Correspondent.) Limerick, Monday Night. An important meeting of the Catholic clergy of Limezick dsccose was held here to-day. There were ever 100 present. I am informed the ad- dresses delivered were quite in the spirit of the rerolutions. TheMost Rev. Dr. Butler, Lord Bishop, presided. The following resolutions were agreed to Proposed by ...

... - tendon, Monday. Neve you not observed the strange phenomenon which now and then ocaus in thO uphaviag of the srface of civilization, and the sudden aps pearance above its thin crust of all the darknet% and misery which civilization does its best, though ineffectually, to cover ? Who would have imagined only a week ago, when fashion was dia. porting herself to gaily on the lawn at Ascot, and ...

... IHOUSE OF LORDS-YESTEBDAY. I (By SpecW and Pre Association Telegraph). hefr Lordships met at five o'clock. PELSONAL MXPLANATIOR. Earl Derby reod a letter he had received from Sir Staford Northcote correcting a miap. prehension which -prevailed with regard to hi recent seech on the Alabama Treaty. It hva been said that there was au understanding be. tween the negotiators that the claims for ...