... FIRES IN THE |ET R~pTI I (From our Special Sundlay editi(,s,, ,, l ujs to Saturdaymnornin' 5'7f, ?? 0 metropolis duringths weokaczaiaa~t 19 lirreq 'week and30in theciorresp6andisg p5~iraj~ Captain 81mw reports the fellost, ' t causes of the outbreks - igtsO defects in duos 4, tife2Itlr0 of gaslight 1, sprta'ai l'1151 bracket I., overheaofsve12 ?? 1. In 11 caiseethoaosoel Two fa~ge alarmas wr ...

... ;0pEAL TO MR. PLIMSOLL, publc mind has been harrowed \lle lslloru ince the foundering of the r ie, e ith further details of the grief ce- wb-ei cli tis fealfLA catastro he has ,,l i 11, ~le ll efiou corespliuents o3f ..;lfilr na 'eitPle, ?? eotli suggestionso trio' pour~~ng o s for i ,- - crwded saloon boats in the iS authorities who control ; d c LW thle busilding of ships, and tle a !:i it ...

... THE PAEDON OF THE PEB1!AS. -- - - I . .. I _ Dr. Nobiling has spared the head man as well as the headsman of Berlin all further trouble. He is dead, and has thus escaped the fate of Hoedel. There was some mercy shown to Hoedel, for he was quickly condemned to death for the foolish act he committed-foolish because he made the Emperor in Germany an object of sympathy, inasmuch as most men must ...

... ThlE LICENSED VICTUALLEPS AND THE | - ?? PR{OP'OSED POLICE 11EPURNS. On Wecinesday, at a special meeting of the Committee of the Protection Society (Mr Thomas Parker presiding), the following resolution was adopted, and a hope expressed that the Trade generally would accept the advice offered :- That this Com- mittee, having consulted their legal adviser, and given careful consideration to ...

... ch.id ObtuillnIq THE TROUBLES OF THE VATICAN. Our correspondent at Rome, writing on the 24th inst., says :-Leo XIII. and his new Secretary of State are much disturbed at the aspect of affairs, each day bringing them fresh disappointments and new difficulties. It seemed to Cardinal Nina that it would suffice for the Vatican to show a real and hearty disposition to live and let ]ive with foreign ...

... aglE RADICALS AND THE BERLIN SETTLEMENT. . , I. . WE have now reached a period when it has become as difficult for an opposition speaker to criticise the Treaty of Berlin with novelty as it is easy for him to criticise it with effect. The lapse of time which has so thoroughly exposed the vanity of the pre- tensions advanced by the authors of that settlement and their followers has, ...

... Although the rumour that General Philippovich intends to retire his headquarters from Serajevo to Brod is contradicted, there seems little doubt that the Austrians will be able to make but an incomplete occupa- tion of Bosnia before winter sets in. Recognizing thus late in the day the difficulty of the work they have undertaken, it appears to them the better course to consolidate their hold ...

... SPORTING IVELLIGENOBA NEWIUART;IRE PBST OcTOBER TO TME nDTOR or THE DOAT NS. Sm,-Nothiag extraordinary occurred during the Cesarawitch betting in London this afternoon beyond the retreatt of Quicksilver; but the slight retreat of Lady Golightly was suggestive of the fear that she might ouccumb to-morrow to iBalaguy, -despite the reports that the latter and all the other steeds thae lef France ...

... (zruy ouit OWvN s'ornzsroNDZNT.) DUBLIN, SATURZAS EVENING. Thso goneral court-martial to try Lioutetinat LillilhE't t, of' the 2ud battalion 21ot Regimout, on this chargc of assaulting Liouteuent thapinen of thle sate rogiment, anti using ahusive luaguage towardls him, was reseintel this L1inoning-at tile Royal Barracks. t ho poisonor read Ilis openiug ?? to the Court, in the CoUt*O of which ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY1 M.LDEJ31HOT, Saps. a, To-day his Boyal Htghnests the PaeldMareshal Corn- manding-inUCbief. a=lomcdac4 by General Sir Charles EZiice ?? Generxl Radeli e, A.AA. ?? Colonne Tyrwhitt AD.O . rid Colonel Itie, ?? v9tiitee lsdetrot, and r= t his gannual ilnpection of the troops in the Long Valley, where, faoing wst ad in two lines, they were drawn upjto the number of 8,728 men, ...

... LONDON, FRIDAY, SEJPT. 6X The Queen, on learning of the disastrous col- lision in the Thaumes, telegraiphoed to the Board of Trade for particulsrs. Mr. Mann, tho secretary of the London Steamboat Company, informed the Board of Trade that the nuimber ofpasisengers and orew was nearly 700, and that 500 were unac- counted for. Yesterday afternoon a massage was received from berMajesty. expressing ...

... LOYDON, TUESDAY, SEPT. 17. A special telegram from our Correspondent at Vienna states that the latest news froum Constanti- nop~le is that the ambassadors of two of the Powers. have intimated to the Porte that a proposal ingiht be mnade for a second Congress to put an end to the unsatisfactory Lnanner in which it is fulfilling its trerty obligatioss. The Turkish authorities, i t pressure from ...