... | I1 , - . . I (From our CorFespondent.) Sligo, Friday. Uverdale Corbett, Esq., Chairman of Commis- sion of Inquiry into the Local Taxation of Boroughs and Towns in Ireland, accompanied by his secretary, H. A. Robinson, Esq., and Johln Hill, Esq., official shorthand reporter, opened the commission in the town's clerk's room, in the Town Hall, at 11 o'clock a.mn this day. Mr. Corbett having ...

... CONTINENTAL gOS; t WHAT THEY 1 . lt ' A D G PAR.S-5.A ?? ; J t ,, .r In ~ IB Io ~ lirs . THR4 VM0fABRH AT NOTRE 'D~AME-Wi- q'UZT ATTHR ?? luAssy- 'v:'sxaL orD OF THE CZAR- ApOTki SILt??; aOiNG buT AT CON- *';5Th5TINOPJWc - SOME: ':lPATICU&R4 . Ao ,? DUVL 4 . .AJUD5H;RALIH.aD XROS5T5O5-CHANC5SSOP AFUIW ;,%TNALFRXD.-rUaaE??L OFPMENER;ALC OHMIiN W1I :-:vw 5tUl5W5 P FTHEMlOMjT. _. % :C ) There W&a ...

... London, Wednesday. An important meeting was held at Grosvenor House, London, the residence of the Duke of Westminster, to-dfry, to hear an address from Dr. Sandwith on Servia, and amongst those present were Mr. Gladstone, the Duke of Westminster, Mr. C. Wilson, M.P., and many membersof Parlia- ment. In introducing Dr. Sandwith, the Duke of Westminster referred in eulogistic terms to the ...

... Ix MILITARY INTELLIGE-{~Eg Major-General A. J. Herbert, C.B., Commanding the Dublin District, commenced his inspection Ees- terday of the 1et. Battalion 23rd Royal Welsh Fun siliers. Colonlb'elG:-C lvh RvU8seAllFY aS arrived-iu Diablir -aso -~umed the command of the Reoyal Artiller-y in ~reletddunti 1st July next, vvhen he wvill nesume the commsand of the Rovail Xritery'tiri ?? tlot C'-ThhM ?? ...

... SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIANIT I AMONG THE JEWS. I . - The annual meeting of this society was held yesterday in the Pillar Room, Rotundo. In the absence of the Most Rev. Dr. Trench, Archbishop of Dublin, the chair was taken by HenryColley, Esq. Therelwas a good attendance. The Rev. Ralph Horden, clerical secretary, read the annual reportsw b:ch steated that Jewish mission- ary statistics ...

... THE IRiSH SOCIETY. Thaw ^nuls- -n^: sa I> . The annual meeting of the friends anti sup. porters of the Protestantv organisation known as -the Irish Society was held yesterday in the Pillar Room, Rotundo. Lord PLUNi, Biahop of Ieath, presided& There was a small attendance. Letters of apology were red! from the BM6O of ulrmore, the Bishop . of Ossory, the Bishop oi Derry, the Bishop of Cork ...

... EX PRESIDENT GRANT IXN EUROPE, SPECIAL TELEGRAMI. (From our Special Correspondent.) Queenstown, Sunday, 8 o'clock. Ihe ?? of the United States, General Grant., has just arrived in the harbour on board the ss. Indiana, of the American .ine, xud passed on to Liverpool The ate President, who is ac- companied by 3rs. Grant and lis eldest son, Jesse Grant, left Philade phia on Thursday week labt, ...

... 414 0 PUQ I&MIO 'AQ PITAL AND' DISPENSARY. I . . ~ . ^ - ~ , . , - ?? ?? gf ?? is ld tb; -usual monthly meetgli 4 i th ?? - ir Edawrd Boro hg 1'p.t - ~ er uided.:, (3Eer ?? l Fnllere D.D.; H Whe~oii 3j6q., M. D., F.R.C. ., nd the Rigl0t Ho. ?? Maioar. T4 . ppes ~ Q~9~ ?? wei* ie44 ps 9t eviqe q,. arnw p practical we cothrmed, vouchers for paid acwt# eamin thequesfdrawn to d schare current ...

... i st~ ~ ?? Ifsget Iii4LGu ~ st i;B. ?? . ial. 1E 4ByFvwwr Special Wi'rean4Oinasy~dlr~)' V HOUSE OF .40SI'STERDAY. '1 The LOBe Asibk 166k I sest at five ' e'clock. ?? engll *it4 ligiig ?? thE~t, i ;-Xsif'dlld- o, into'cit Y th-e :lfflZ ab 1, (Scotland) BiUt, ?? - t( The Duke of .X$L exprei;se li approval of the . priuce1d *hloh't ?? ore u tban bi *¢¢~piEei~tIdWdf Scoti6and *&th re- garnf ^ h~c ...

... I MDIA Afl TIHE Rt1MSSO-TURMH Wh TO THE EDITOR OF TE . SIB-As India forms the most izpportant portios of the British Empire, offei- the widest field -fo the most remunerative labour to bsth the civil and military, eranots of the United Kingdom, And. -i now coiisideied by all to be the brightest gem in the British Crown, the effct produced on the minds of the natives by the present policy of ...

... METEOROLOGICAL REPORTS DUBnLIN. Readings at Dublin for the last four days by the baro. meter, corrected to sea level an4- reduced to 32 deg. Fahrenheit. The blacklines show the height of the barometer ab 9 a.m. for the last four mornInge. The mercury fails 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 ...

... (From the Daily News of Yesterday.) Gratification must be expressed at the elasticity of the country's finances, as shown by the ac. counts. That the Government were timid in their calculations of revenue must now be apparent anbd the one thing that is necessary to hope is that this under estimate of revenue may not be compensated by a corresponding increase in expenditure. The rumour which ...