... 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 ...

... ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I, .EINGSQWN;4D BRAY INXELLI- ?? t..4 CE. ;i, 0. , Llm;ii 11.Il - ?? , : . _n ni.: ?? 'I Kingetown, Monday. KMONSTOWN COMNIBSIOnnS.- The monthly meet. ing of the board- of' commissioneri of the above township Was' held totday at their offices, Lower ~George's-street. Mr. Jamek Barrett, J.P., chair. rman, presided,~ There were also presient ;-Messrs. J.; D. Stewvart; 'ThL.; Julin 'Rajlly'; B.L, ...

... FORE ?? . am Uu FOREIGN . TELgGRAMS) L! L , . I. _ w_ I ?? ?? . , . .(JBY55pitial abd Reutoifs' Telegrgobj), THE EASTERN QUESTIOW, ' .London, Monday. The protocol was signed on Satutday at the'' Fomdin' Ofce, where ?? onferejiee of an hour fo place between L6rd Derb* and the Ambassadors of Russia, Turkey, ('ermany, Austria, and Italy. After signing the pro- tocol, LordDerby left for Fairhill, ...

... I THE POLICY On OB§tBPOi0N. 1 -x(Fromjthe Times of Yesterd.1 Many strange plant'have beta devise.d or giving Irelhnd a Parliament of her own, but the strangest of all, perhaps, is that described in a letter pub.' lished in another column,'and signed U.P. The newest device is to bring alout Home Rule by talk- ing against 'time, For the origin of the plan we may be allowed to go a little ...

... ' THE NEW CHURCEH OF CLIFDEN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FIREM3AN. Clifden, Connemara, April 19th, 1877. DEAR SIR-Often have the clergy of Clifden euccesafully requested a portion of your valuable space with feelings that appeared to spring from despair. The new church was a terrible under. taking. It was calculated to make the stoutest heart quail. But, under Divine Providence, it has at length ...

... -j'E CARDINA ARCHBlISHIOP. I .The following Pastoral has been addressed by is Eminerice the Cardinal Archbishop to the ?? she diocese of Dublin * ?? VERY REV. BummransR -You have ore now read bhe Pop' late magnificent Allocution sent to you I t week on the persecutions which the Church 1 tll the Holy See are undergoing in Italy. TUn- 1nbtedlv the sufferingsH of the most eminent car. of the ...