... r : .j ing 2ad Dragoon Guards-. Lieutenants Ottley bhe Clerk, Bayly, and Gould Will return to Dublin to- esy day from leave of absence, and resume their duty. - It 8rd Elussars-1aptain Napier and Lieutenants aeO Peckham' and Forbes have been appointed a coAi. 'he' nitteo of paymastership, Lieutenant Peckham Ind performing the duties on the responsibility of. the arO committee. I bhe 7th ...

... TO d'iCNOR DON, MI.P., AD THE I - NATIONAL TEAOHRS. l (FROa5 A CORRtESPONDENST.) 1lt A deputation of National teachers, consisting-of e 3rr Sheridan, National School, Castlerea, and Mr. Mdden, Cloonarrow National School, waited on s,1h ?? Don ael his residence, Clonalis, on G1 StatrdaY, for the purpose of enlisting his support wi in their behcalf at the forthcoming session of Jo' FI'ligrnent. ...

... fR -, YLOw 11Ow . .9eadings of the barometer- In Dublin for the Jastfm, days., corecte anad reduced to 32 deg. Fahrenheit at the xrhednea.Ivel. I The black lines show the height of the barometer at 9&In. eadh da?.~ ?? Te r rn sor rain, S.IL, S., aml S.WWI, picily) for unsettled weatlieP, itfidalyh ne set [A rire, til i Wilh Shfffg t. AL, mde tf !nlcaffvs ABWAOT&V DP ORalPRVATIONS, Baromete, ...

... THE QAPUCHIN CHURCH OF -ST, i - M.ARY OF THE ANGELS. A public meeting was held in the Church of St. a Mary of the Angels, 0hurch-stret, yesterday, to e, devise memns for Assisting the Opapu4in Fathers din the cotpl10tion 'Qf that beautifql edifice. Au d i t eager interest in the proceedings was 'manifested d by the piople of the dernaely.crowded neigahaour- n hood, in the midst of whioh the ...

... I Tag STRANDING OF THE STATE OF i rLOUrSUNA (MON OUR CORREPONDENT.) Belfast, Saturday. I regret to state that thin splendid vessel, which went ashore on Hunter's Rock, near Larne, on last Tuellay morning, retheins there ini a very critical condition. The rough, foggy weather continues, and prevents any efforts being put forth to secure her rescue. The facts conuected with the ossalty are now ...

... I (By Reiter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) FRENCH AiN WENGLISH COMIMERCE. Paris, FridayMidnight. The annual banquet of the British Chamber of Commerce in Paris was held this evening at the Cafe Reche, under~the presidency of M. Pilter. Forty-five guests were present. At the conclusion of the banquet, The Chairman proposed toasts in honour of Queen Victoria, Marshal MadMahon, and the Prince of ...

... I . . I - . . 42TEOROLOGICAL REPORTS. DUBLIN. Readinge of the barometer ID Dublin for the ?? ?? days, corrected and reduced to 32 deg. Fahrenheit at- the mean sea-level. . The blhwk HInes show the height of the barometer at T ihe mercury falls for rain, S.E.. 8., and 8.W. wdF (f ratplWy) for heavy storms, (If siowly) for coatnulaes It uises for cals, N.W., N., and N¢.E. wtads-(lf ro. tied ...

... ThE BORING OF THE ST, GOTHARD T IN TUNNEL.I I To ?? - -a ,I. :_ ] - r._ _ In a paper just comnmunicated to the French Academy, M. Colladon gives some 'interesting de- ails of the. progres of this great enterprise. :Su- merous difflculties, foreseen only ifpatt, havae re. tarded'the work.. Besided the excessive hardiness of thelbanks of serpentine and quartz, and the in. sufficiency of ...

... HlOMICIDE IN WATERFORD. not (FROM OUR CORRESrO0DENT.) the- Waterford, Saturday. ewge In the police cotrt to-day at two o'cloek a wo. op. man naraed larty (hsey was platcd in the dock, sy's betore Mr. J. Slattery, J.P., charged with having ,n cailsed the deatb of her sister, Bridget Sullivan. 1 to Coustable Rigney was sworn, aud stated that at and nine o'clock. on last night it iyas reported to ...

... II (By Premans Special Wire.) London, Sunday. To-day's Obsersw says that is the present Par. liament draws nearer to the close of its coustitu- tional life it is with a feeling of uneasiness it is compelled to speculate on the future disposal of the Irish vote. The Honie Rule Party, it con- .tinues, has, in spite of its formidable numbers, been unable to exercise any controlling inffuence upon ...

... (By Reuter's and ordinary Telegraph.) AUSTRIA. Vienna, Monday. The Presseof this evening states that, Prenk, ?? the Merdite Prince, and his family being in the, favour of the movement of the Albanians for Prc the annexation of their country to Italy, the lioi Porte has adopted measures of surveillance, wrc and Manthorpe Bey has received orders to the cruise oft the Albanian coast. :my TURKEY. ...

... X LATE WRECK IN CORKj (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) Cork, Sunday Vfghlt. Testerday a special meeting of the local com otweof the Lifeboat Association was held in ?? for the purpose of inquiring into the cdnot of the crew of the lifeboat on the night of da-lth December. Rear Admiral Dowell lpre. and there was a large attendance. Captain Seymour, hon. secretary of the Lifeboat 1sittee, said he had called ...