... I *lNEltAL G'IANT IN Il',ELAND. (A N IA .: N . ?? . . . A ?? swas given onl Friday evening in the Manlision hlouse, Dublin, to cenelal ('rarlt, who, in responding to tile toast of Iris health, alluded to America as a grett and perosperous country, reldich hiad been ior soine veaxes slh'erirrg from aI great depression which tire whole world felt. There was no ouestreng w~hen Au millionls of ...

... NAVAL AND MIILITARlY INTELLIGEKC1B, An order has been, issued from the AdijilraLitY that engineers and assistant ?? on beitng paid off, or onL return to Ellgland on ?? oif or sapersession aibroad, may state the reservO they Ivisih to join, and be dischargeti to the guarde lu at once, or at thle ?? of full pay leave, without reference -to thle Admiralty. The 2nba(ibattalion of thle 5th Foot rt ...

... ! EPITOME OF FOREIGNAND GENERAL NEWS. I MoRocco hais paid an indemnnity of 6,000 francs to L ano andl other Spaniards who had suffered ill- treatment ill that coun try. SATISFACTORY intelligence has been received con- cerning the missing steamer Venice. She has ar- rived at ]dongkong with one blade of her propeller gone, but otherwise uninjured. AT a meeting of the Royal Geographical society ...

... ADULTTE.RATION OF FLOUR. A meeting of the Commissioners of Sewers was held on Tuesday in the CGuildlball. M!r. Richard Cox occupied the chair. Mr. Sedgwick Saunders, medical onicer of health for the City, handed in a report with reference to some mnaterial imported as nmeal, and from Lis analysis it appeai ed that it was mineral earctbfrornmwhich he ad mouldeda donkey's head. Aithoegh these ...

... I Ell: b8 IN THE IfErizopoLls. I I . I - - ?? ?? (Front eur Special Sunalily etlit on of last wyeciq. Up to Satusrday morning at six o'clock 33 tires oc- curved in the metropolis (iuring the week. against 3;3 in the previous week and 47 in thle corresponit- ilg week last year. Captaill 81w reports the oel- loewiig is tile ascertailled causes of the fires of tlhe ?? 'e of g:lS 1, siparks froeit ...

... ,jiI GJILDE.;.-BY zIg. AV. BARLEY. I 6t..lONArLEr GARDENING- FOR THE - WEKj ENDING JANUARY 18.,, ?? foremost in wis hing an ltifebioedwinter' nrce, we have no (ii fals s~tisflifi no Inu(re. 'Ible pinst J~ll o -o ~st iwi . lthe muc gout(1 to thle lanld. c ra it's is ;ttceri'ted-iill ~rloloS~dtiiiYthrew mitchi oil>k beltintit C10 ra Change andl an opt-ti ?? plant will again 100fillf oer ...

... LOSS OF NEARLY 60 LIVES. On Monday night, shortly before 11 o'clock, an explosion of lire-damp occurred in the Dines colliery in the Ithondda Valley, by which many lives were sacriliced. The colliery is the oldest and deepest in the 1lhondda Valley, having been sunk more than 40 years ago by the late Mr. Walter Coffin. It is now the property of Colonel lunt. Originally it was sunk to work the ...

... 'I'll E AlV H AN NVAI:..- - I I (Front oura lter editionis of last wee.l;) Tl1e following has been sent from the India office for publication From Viceroy, Januilary , IS,9.-Rtoberts reports TtiaTirbed vesterday tenl mites towards iobolsrcoun- try, un do littg -lod Itrell slted Lot ,v'lt5. A)) flqier nli M tiqldlf ?? friendly. I)Urnll \4tib still im litiet. 'Wali -Mlahoicd l las svrittii to ...

... F O l E T GN 'T E LE E G RA M S. (Frxnl oalr iater editions of last coreL.) 1RANCE. PMrIS.!, Tbinrsdcy ?? divi(lend of the Pnillk of France fol tbe second ]ltt of Sb)Ias beeis Uxi it r. Iet, fti'r lcuctienl of tle tax. 1hs DtiD (ale'Aiiirect re'eainicv luhas bee11 electe(l 0 1l;'uil1bL' of tile 1r enlch Acodeuny, in tile roo101 of tl:,, late dM', D1illilloul'. T l et iS Of tilis vceill ...

... IFROM OUR OWN oORaESPOtcfllNT.1 PARIS, Jan. 1.6 (Midnight). -The Ministerial declaration of to-day has preduced mixed feelings in Paris, as, indeed, it did at Versailles. In the Senate it was received with enthusiasmi, but ill the Chamber of Deputies, the group of the Left was very reserved in its tokeus of applause. Rumour is probably riirht when it states that the dleclirationi pssed through ...

... SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION. CUNTAI]NING ALL YESTERDAY'S NEWS. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NE1WSPAPER OFFICE, SUNDAY MIOnNIFG. YEST.EERDAY'S TELEGRAMS. -- - -- - _. WAR WITH ZULU. REJECTION OF THE BRITISH DEMANDS. ADVANCE TO TIE FRONTIER. (PROM TmN STANDARD CORENSPONDENTS.) NATAL, Jan. 3.-UetyWayO, the Zulu King, re- fuses allthe demands made upon him, and has as- sembled acorps of S,000 fighting men on the ...

... MAr. Forster made a nmanlv statemeit to his constituents onl Monday, on his dihler- ences with the Bradford caucus. He took the same line of argument in regard to the system of electoral Hundreds which Mr. Gladstone adopted in his last address to his constituents. And this line is obviously the one which all indepeudent Liberals, who are nen of mark, must pursue at the general election, unless ...