... I (From our own Correspondent.) 0OMETHING ABOUT HZAT-AN IRISH AND & sCAN. DINAVIAN SUMMER-A WARM -NIOBOT-TH LAIpY WHO LOOKED AT THE GLASS-THIRSTY MEN Al'b FAT MRN-A SCENE AT TORTONI'5-APOPLEXY- SUDDEN DEATH o0 OPPENRUIM, THE BANKER- ANTECEDENTS OF THE GREAT FLNANCiER-rAuIt GOING TO BE MADE A SHAPORT-MUNICIPAL EXCURSION FROM THE CAPITAL TO ROUSN- DIELAYS O0 THE VOYAGE AND DISMAr OF THU cOOE ...

... IITTATARY INTELLIGUNCE. I The Du'vin Ceonty l.'gi t Infantry Regiment of M11t;. ls, lith ?? at lbe CUrah Camp an Monday,1 ibo 3rd teatant, for Its atinal tr'ining, enmpletes Its erloui of esabiodjxiebt thiv day, and the nen will be dlisased to Itheft homes. The permaneut eat! of ?? Tefiticnt li, bowever, remain at ?? Camp tor I a Teo darse foi th purpose of teturalal into steres the 1 camp ...

... i1 _KINQSTQ XF.A: 'RAig ft f i W;^4t- - * -Gs :i .i ',lng; owe,W.9 ay Bh4PcmiOPx TPwVsnW,-T4p usw6l, ieetigg of ths e~oqieiiQieA' of the aboye toeps*p wvas held to.day in the Town Ral I 31ak roqk. Mr' 'lon4a Vapee, J.P., cqarip'ra, preeidel 4ere were alp perst Paptin *thars and Xptain Dr , Jessrp., J. M'Doniiell, C. KernanV, B.DjillovT. eto .T.lRobinsou, J. Richardson, T.'5ali J.tnt, E. ...

... it RLIAkNTARY. - I - a (By Preeman Speclu1 Wire and Ordinary Tielegraph.) HOUSE OF IORDP-YESTERDAY. The LOnD CHASC ELLOr took his seat at five o'clock. The Exhausted !Perisbhlzds Bill, Cattle Disease (Ireland) Bill, ' Savingd Danks (13laniqteri') Bill, SuperannuAtiOn ald itealthy Climates Bill, and ?? of Truro Bill went through Com- mittec. 1'he Poor Law Raxting _r(eland) Bill was read a third ...

... | Plymouth, Tuesday. The Royal Mfall Col anyaya steamer Moselle, with a fortniglht's homeward. West India and Pacific malls, arrived oft Plymouth Sound at 8.40 this morning. Liverpool, Tuesday, The African steamer Biafra has -arrived from tbe Wese Coast of Afrirm -est Coast Plymouth, Tuesday. The Transatlanttosteamor Amerlque, from New York, arrived oft Plymouth Sound dy Madeirs, Monday. The ...

... r- _ _ _ ?? ]XIIIAN. o idhi go at Dublin for tilte' Int four dnays by thle baron To~t.r co~rectod to ~~Cm lovol nnd ro(ucd' t 2dg Falwenheit. Itho, blacklilles show ?? height of tho barometer at 9 amir. for the Ia'~t fullS iionings TIho. rnwmlrl frlls for -iole, S ..V E. and NV windq (if rapidly) for hecavy storms, (:t slowly) for co'ntinued ibad weather. - it ?? (it rilpid ,I) for ...

... MR, MUIN4'S APPOAT., | (Froma the Time of Yesterday. - Mr, Baring's report on the outrag*e9 iUnW11jb,. hl at length hqe.E publ^bbP l ii 4 ot b to the G0oyaguant that it 4Wrc h4 avo bVOR Ae long delayed. It ought to bave been in the hands of thq publio 24 our aft1er it Wa; received, itst laqst satibfetpry ?? i thp PrSpIOe j Whe4 ] the writer seems almo$ to tse part in the politi; ccl and ...

... METKOROLOGIOAL REPORTS. - DUBLIN. Rendhli at Dublin for the Inst four days by the barro mnetor, cotrected to aea level And reduced to 32 deg. Fshrenhlelit. Tho black lbnes show tbe ?? of the barometer at 9 a.m. for the lant four mornmngs. Tho mercury falls for raln, S.W., S.B., and IV. winds, (It raphyl() tor heavy stormas, (if slewly) for continuwl bad *reatner, lt Tles tit rapldly)or ...

... IUTANITY AKMXAD AND O,''EL ' * I ME. (Froni tl:i Teleraph of Yesterday.) vl :- - olutinns daily bear witness to 1' Dso o outraged humanity now being stod across the Channel in meetings oc workIIU men and others to protest against cruelty and barbarity, a curious commentary inon the refinement of feeling which is the ; inspring of this action is furnished by ic of the proceedings of the police ...

... , I _ _ . w (By Special and Reuter's Telegraph.) THE P'R1NCE OF WALES. Vairo, Saturday, 6.40 p.m. The Prince of Wales has arrived here. His Royal Flighnesa was received by the ERhedive the Crown Prince, Mahomted Tcwick and Prince Husseid Iamil Pasha, The arand Duke Alexis of Russia was likewise present. A guard of honour was drawn up in line, and a military band played, God save the Queen ...

... SPORT AT HOME-THE OURRAGH. DOfER HUNT MEETING. (From our Correspondent.) So' much has appeared In these columns oP the recent Queeu's County Hant Meeting and the Irish brigade uab Aintree that I purpose confining these jottiugs to events of the future, and to look forward especially with pleasrible eipectation to the Curraghmorc Hunt Meeting, wbich conimneceas to-tuoltow and conelude$ upon ...

... (From our Correspondents.) I THE PATERAN MXURDUR Drogheda, Monaay. The body-of the murdered man, Thomas Devlin, Vs exhumed by the police frnm the grave where it bad lain undisturbed for the last eeven yeara. At tlko time.of burial the body was interred m the clothing in which It had been discovered sone montbd after doath. There vioqld be mueh diffi- CltW 0removing theum, owig to the avuwfuy ...