... LOCALT GOVERNMENT IN DUNDALK. I ('noM ouR COanESPoNDENT.) Dondalk, Tuesday. A public meeting of the ratepayers of this town was held in the To wn Hall to-day, at one o'clock, for the purpose of obtaining their consent to mak- ing absolute the provisional order issued by the Local Government Upard on the 17th July last, transferring jurisdiction in fiscal matters relating to the town from the ...

... I. IMPORTAi;T TO HOTELKEEPERS I f- -- , . I (Froom OUR ootr1ISQZTDENT.) At the Wexford Petty Sessions yesterday, be. fore E. F. Ryan, R.M.; Edward Solly Flood, J6hn J. Walsh, Mayor; John /3reeene, Samuel Johnson, Charles H. Pecocke, Major Huson, and J. H. Re. vington, Esqrs., Mr. Walker, the proprietor of the principal hotel in this town, was summoned that he, on the evening of Sunday last, ...

... |TE CAS COMPANIES AND THE ELE CTRICi TH CS LIGHT.I At the half-yearly meeting of the London Gas- light Company, held yesterday at the Freemasons' Tavern, the Chairman, Mr. M. R. Hawkins '(the Governor), in moving the adoption of the report said they had all heart of the electric light, and he thought they would see that there were great diffi. culties in its introduction, and that it was not ...

... I I (From the Times of Yesterday.) For some time past, through apathy or negli- gence, the Homo Rule movement in Ireland seems to have been practically abandoned, and its very existence is now called in question. If the statement we thus quote had been made by an enemy of the agitation to which it refers, its accu. racy would have been certainly denied, and it would, indeed, have been ...

... The death-rate of the second city in the Em. pire, whichonaremissionof the smallpox epidemic had fallen below its usual amounts has again risen to I its normal standard of unhealthiness. Its amount, oven when least, was considerably above that of t London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow. In the week ending September 28th, the latest for which we a have official figures, the mortality had again in- ...

... I TIHE LATE GALE. I -j - 0 -- -- WRECK OF A DUBLIN SHIP AND LOSS OF LIFE. (SPECIAL THLRORAM.) Liverpool, Tuesday. A gale of unusual violence sprang Up at Liver, pool on Monday night, and continued to blow with great severity until yesterday morning. The brigantine Reaper, coal-laden, left Garston at 8 o'clock on Monday morning, for Dublin, in tow of the steam tug Liverpool. The owners of the ...

... (By Freeman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Freeenian Ofice, 211 3trand, London, 'Thursday Morning. To the blank astonishment of the few who wers present, the rather noisy arrival of the Ministers at Downing-street yesterday attracted scarcely any popular notice, On great nights In Parliament the publio, as we all know, crowd 'into Westminster Hall, and salute the prominent members with ...

... KINGSTOWX~ ANP ?? I~~LI Olt M 1 : 1 , Purrlma&s' LTCENgE.NG E;SBL6~I.I~vy J. W O'Donnell presided yesterday in the Police-court, lKingst4Wn, fotr.,tae' pjrL~iQ of-'f bnsidelDbkh' the 'app f;;ins: ?? s in t$ae KIiuAtownu tl1Xy, and Blackiobk Townejeips for c6ritifcates to Pnabje them to obtaiti iltences from- thd- authorities to carry bh bhifiesfk fitiblfchn', spirit, or be r dealers. Mr. ...

... C04MMISSION OF OYE R AND TERMINER, The Lord Chief Justina continued the business of the Commission yesterday. AN UNPLEASANT VISITOR. 1]John Loughnau, El resident of England,on a short visit to thin coun'try, pleaded guilty to an indict- ment ebarging Mm~ with nssaultltng anid-wounding his wife, There was also indictuneuts charging him with having arms in a proclaimed district and with ...

... l (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) Limerick, Wednesday. At the mndeting of the Limerick guardians to- day, Lord Einly presiding, a report was brought up from a connmittee recommending the adoption of certain measures for the enforcing in the union district the provisions of the now Cattle Diseases' Act. The report wast unanimously adopted on the notion of Mr. James G. Barry, J.P., seconded by Mr. Joseph ...

... LTOCAL GOVERNTMENT IN'QUI y, : I ?? INQ I y. Mr. W. P. O'Brien, Local Government Inspec, sat at the City Hall yesterday, to hold an ir ?? as to the incidence of the sanitary experdturs;; Dublin. Among the gentlemen preesent were- The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Meur. ?? Brooks, M.P. ; L. D. Grav, p-.; Sir J,^ Barrington, Sir George Owens: Aldeltsnc Har'.1 Deunchy, Mesghcr, Purdon, Draper: ...

... I (From the Lady Correspondent o. tht Eben:,19 Tedegqap.) London, Morvaay Eveningi The millioa interests of London life brinm forth daily their own relative and replective popularity. Everything here, howevert liar for a time, soon suffers that sea chane spoken of by Shakespeare, and is rcplaced suddenly and at once by something new and strange which instantly absorbs public attes. tion to ...