... I MILITARY INTELL IGEN CE. I Major-General A. J. Herbert, C.B, Cornxianding the Dublin District, has. postponed his inspection of the detachment 88th Connaught Rangers at Custlebar, until the 20th instant, and will'inspect headquarters at Athlono the following day. It is with regret we have to record the death alter a short illness, of Deputy Commissary. General Alexander Crowder Crookshank, C ...

... FOREIGN TLEGRAMS. I (YBySpecial and R.euter's Telegraph.), RUSSIA AND TURKEY. * 0 q ' ; ' London. 'Thittday . The Turkish3ng te' in answver to, the Proc. ;tocolhas been placed in Lord. Derby's hands. ;It'amounts to a general objection to the.pro po3als of the Proctocol, and to'the demaids 'of Count Scho'uvaloi's `declaiktibni. -The Turks, it is believed, ,,will ma, no further concessions, 'and ...

... LORD JUSTICE OHRISTIAN. (From the Times of Yesterday.) It need not be said that if language of the kind used by Lord Justice Christian were used on any other judicial bench by a judge of appeal towards an inferior court we should be likely to hear a good deal more about it, but possibly it will not be thought very serious in Ireland. One would have supposed, judging from our EngliEh notions, ...

... I PARLIAMIWNTARY. I (DyFereeman Speolqg Wire ?? Telegraph.) HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. Their lordship met at five o'clock. ENiGLAND AND TURKEY. Lord STIRATUNDEN and CAMPsBE', in pursuance of notice, rose to cmll attention to the correspondence upon Wurkey and to move an address to the Queen, praying that she will anopt measures to prevent hostilities, to secure adherence to the treaties of 1856 ...

... W X \ > S jeersCA~ I rm ' ?? UJSil ;. ma &d; Ni Last' miggt an addries from h tuet aI I ez..Stup1nts of the Catl.O1ic Univerxity of Ireland of Mqestxit4 to Mrj i tt at 0 gsm ofbj --Mr. VA.-BDhlloeoltroopldheci; VWX11, rpe, ?? with-three-brnnohes-inthe first plece-it thanked, th~~ S~II~j' out asbrieflyatth. andeeting his bi1-as, a solu~lei otfite q1u6es-. *I~mt~pr~~forxu~dthe bill- as ...

... ?? r110 . ?? 0 .I; i I. --El; 01?11'7?1 it,, I Alf .; i ?? Z =. .f=Z . ?? ?? I lI'6i' f ;A , , ndoif.rtutyi- ?? O ,: i'rei stl tho Dai4J~VewU' corretpondent telographs it iB state Prince Gohaff *hd infokmied ?? that unleea ?? dol i~ aceeptesd 'b Turfkeyibyhei1ath.i~ptil,. wart will be; deblared on the following day.:. dz ?? , ; he T~rkish'VkeObyjniol here haa. 'beeu're.. h}aved lffom'hls ...

... A THE. . TIPPERARY' EILECri4 MR. GRAY'S CA)bIDIATf& K MEETNG YESTERDAY AT CASaELE'-'I ' SPECIAL TELEGRA'R. (From our Reporter:;)- Cashel, Monday:..* To-day Mr. E. DUvyer Gray left Thurles with Mr. Gray to push his canvass in Cashel. AIong the' way he received the cheers and blessings of the, country people. His arrival in Cashel was alto. gether unannounced, and it not -being.market day. there ...

... I SUNDAY.CLOSING V. SUNDAY.OP.0 'To TNEM EDITOR OF THE PESUE5L. Dublin, 27th April. D2rAn Si-X re eivedthis morning from a friend in London the return of drunkenness in Tipperary during 1876, referred to in your issue of to-day. As most people believe the whole of the county of Tipperary to be under the ecclesiastical rule prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquor on Sun. day, a largp circle ...

... METEOROLOUICA-. REPORTS. DUJBLIN'. Readings at Dublin for the last four days by the barm meter, corrected to sea level and reduced to 32 deg. Fahrenheit. The black lines show the height of the barometer at 9 a.m. for the last foar mornings. The mercury falls for rain, S. W., S.E, and W. winds; (if rapidly) for heavy storms, (if slowly) for continued bad weather. It rises (if rapidly)for ...

... TRE SINCERE CHRISTIAN INSTRUCTED IN TRE FAITH OFCHRISTFROM THE WRITTEN jyORD By the Right Rev. Dr. George Hay. New and care: fully ?? edition. Dahlia: M-. H. Gill'atd B, Upper Siaeville.street. The eminent 6rm of Gill and Son have just issued this convenient and adumirable edition of a nlost admirable work. Dr. Hay' Sincere Chris. tisa is a bool; that has been heard of everywhere, apd has ...

... I DUBtlN. Readings at Dublin for the lat four dlye by the barc. Weter, corrected to sea level and reduced to 32 degi Fabrfuebelt. The black lines show the beight of the barometer at 9 a.m. for the last four mornings. - The mercurynlls forrain, S.W., S.E., and W. winds (I rapidly) for heavy storms, (If elowly) for contidaeA It rises (If r ~ ~ ~ ~ op(idgrydafor for fine settle'd ...

... WAI DE E W-AR- DEOLAREDfl'li HE3 3RUSSIAN MANIFESTO. THE UT P HRUT CROSSED. ALT LtA E OF ROOUMANIA WITIt THE CZAR. 'ENGLAND AND TURKEY: I THE BASrnI-DAZOUKS AGAlhi I ENROLLIN.G THE KURDS. 1By Reuter and Central News Telegrams.) ?? London, Tuesday Night. / Information was received at the Foreign ?? this afternoon that 17,000 Russian troops had last night crossed the Roumanian frontier, The ...