... I T IWGST6W1 ImEMLIGENOE ssRgtown; Monday Night. CTIszT LiGETonv.-Tho t6*ivshlp .authorities have during the past week very wieely-economised their gas cotatuhptiot by taking advantage of tlea brilliant moonlight, which comipletely ealipsa 'thab put forth bY the occasioiial lampi used duriig that period. Thbisti be hoped, however, that the arranemeint may not be pushed too far, a6 the early ...

... 1%*m MEmoP- - A 4 _ -, : ,_ ?? le- LOUTHJ ELECTION-DECLAPATION OF inI THE POLL. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. . ;, rgn out Corrsqptedqut.) Dundalk, Thursday. y The result of thle polling ?? declared by the High .!v~e .Sherif'today, ayt,,1 ovlock, the s reult being as fl- lia lows ' Kirk ?? ?? 997. th ?? L I . . . Majorstyl~r f ,,i~rk ?? ?? . ?? '.490 st 'Mr: Kirk, who was pres'e'it, was wudly cheered. he ...

... (BY PMIO L AND ORDINARY TELEGBz,.e. ,LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. London, Wednesday Niglt. When the Housa of Commons meets to-morrow, lafter to-day's indulgence in its sporting proclivities, it will find a full prograimme for the day. The lrat order is the Government Licensing Bill, which is down for committee, but, before this is reached, two or thres Of the Irish members will have questions to put ...

... DEPUTATIO T IO THE LORD : :LIEtJTENANT. A deputntion from the Irish I' at;0nal. 11'hoo Teachers~ waitea yesterday''at the Vicsrega~iLodge for thelepurpose of ,p~resent~ing a congratulatory addrees to his Graco the Lpr4.,Lieutenant, who wzas attepded by the lion. br. .Dilln, Psivate Secretary, and. Mr, Beres- ford, A.DC. is aiting.ea, the deputatiocR oonci,3ed of:- . , .. O}al~tus, Dilblin' ...

... . . His Grace the Lord Lieutenant, accompanied by the Duchess of Abercorn, Lady Georgians Hamilton. Hon. L. Q. and Mrs. Dillon, and Captain Sinclair, ?? visited the Exhibition of the Arts and Art Industries of thO Queen's Institute yesterday, at half-past twelve o'clock. His Gracewas received by the Lord Mayor and the following members of the committee :-Ur Lentaigue, Rey Dr Kirk- patrick Mr ...

... VIlffritillalf ?0 30-M-11al. I I I I .- - - - _- -- - _I o^A _ S ~x V 5 ~ \ % ~ ^ An Evening Edition of the Freeman's Journal is published daily, at five o'clock. TEE Morning Post of yesterday contains an article on the Irish Bar, which is amusing in thefaceof Mr. PLUNXZT'Sappointment. The Popt is pleased to be very severe on the Irish judicial system. The entire system of the Irish ...

... ?? ?? (From our Correspondent.) Dublin, Saturday. Not many years ago we heard a great deal of talk (I concerning the lightening of the loads of the cavalry horses when the cdrag-oons are equipped in marching ordr'r. A few ?? even would be agreat boon off C thn load of the jadted steed, for it must be acknow- & ledged that when such a trifling weight would ease tj the chaser in a ni~ce, for the ...

... ?? ~ (FROiU OURi. OWN CORRESPONVDENTS.) (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TLEGRAPI.) TUE CABINET. London, Thursday Night. A Cabhiet untch was held in Downing-street, to- day, at hich al} the Ministers were present. HSi UNTINGDON ELECTION. Sir John Karslake addressed the electors last night, and was warmly received. He believed the present Government would attend to the questions of sanitary reform and ...

... THE LEGAL PATRONAGE OF THE I GOVERNMENT. The judicial patronage of Mr. Gladstone's Adminis- c ration has, upon the whole, been dispensed with an b absence of political bias. Putting aside the two ap-. pointment of Lord Hatherley and Lord Selborne to t the Wooleactc, as not being of an exclusively judicial character, it is seen that the three Lords Justices of a Appeal in 'Chancery who have ...

... 0 _ The Municipality of Trieste las, subscribed 1,000 florins.(2f. 50c. each) for the monument to Alessandro Manzoni. Professor Owen, who is sufterinz from a trouble- some bronchial affection, is spending the winter'in Egypt-Naturae Mr. O'Shaughnessy will ba ready in the spring a new volume of songs and poems, under the title of Music and Moonlight.-Athncour. . Ex-Mayor Pierce, of Boston, on ...

... ?? . i : Branch Office, 87:Lwer George's-street r lKingstown, February 18. I INQUEST AT DALnaY-An inquest was held to-day by Dr. Harty, county coroner, on the body of a male child which had been found in the quarry at Dalkey. Medicald testimony Iwas given with. regard tto arks of violence visible on the child's forehead, and also tc the effect that death had not resulted from its fall intc the ...

... (BY SPZOIJL AND REUTR'EffS iB'L`LEJU P11.) FRANCE. Paris, Wednesday. An international exhibition of arts ard mans- 1factures will be held in Paris in 1875. The d Palais de ?? will be considerably en- *r larged by vast annexed buildings to be erected t, in the Champs Ellysees. g GERMANY AND FRANCE-LETTER d FROM M. THIERS. e Paris, Tuesday Evening. e A denial is given to the news published byna ...