... . I (FROM OUR CORRESPOSNDENT) Droghed&, Thuisday, A mueeting of the above board was held to-da?- Francis Donagh, Esq., J.P., presiding. There were also pre.ent ;-Alderman Daly, J.P. ; Colo- nel Magiire, J.P.; Henry B. Coddington, J.P.; Thomas lattlhews, J.P.; G. Harper, J.P.; Thos. St. Oeo. Pepper, D.L. Richard Gradwell, ?? James Everitt, L. Ball, John Mangan, Johi P. King, Thomas M'Kenna. ...

... (By Freeman Special Wire.) London, Monday. We have received the following from the London office of the New York Herald:- Tashkend, March 30, 7 a.m. General Kauffmann has received a letter from the chief of the tast Afghan Embassy, announcing that the most perfect order reigns in Afgbanistans so far as the authority of the new Ameer is con- cerned. Yakoob has decided to carry out the in' ...

... I TION OF 1NEQ& . . he exesutive 1i t oM ttii yesterday ai theif Oeffeo, BEaBvi .LIL-00' were pretwo-Mt, S. M'Uotow (il the ?? W. aeorgv ~ sh 0Aey fi.J#d ?? 11K. , 1, Noi cOiO Mr. H. Wigh8m, M. L WdlIalWMr. ToM ?? the a ql Ut.. W. RB Btk. The minutes of pred 4t vr confnrmed the meeting took p We. q4es ion of making s afga inpp Me. Sils motibt for the seeo A 4hfIh Xattrday 1arly Closing Lill ...

... (By Freeman Special Wire.) a London, Thursday. A letter has been issued from Major Cavagnar offering remarks in respect to a report of a discus sion in the House of Commons on the actual cir. cumstances of the interview between himself, ac- companied by Colonel Jenkins, and Foiz Mahomed Khan, which took place at Ali Musjid, on the 21ts of Sdptember, 1878. He says -I have just Iperused in the ...

... I LORD FRENCH AND THE HOME RULE I I JE..LEAGIUE. The following letter has been received by the honorary secretaries of the Home Rule League:- Elm Park, 29th March, 1879. Gnwruaxrr-You will oblige by adding to the general fund of the Irish Home Rule League the . enclosed sum of ten pounds upon my part. As H regards the long.continued illndss of Mr. Butt, the j medical certificates of his ...

... '1ie 4fterana 0Onrna1. DLI U ,PL 7 DUBLIN': THURSDAY, &.RIL 10, 1879. 1 _ - .1 ?? I The Frecrnan's Journal is sold on thO Evening of Publication at our London Ofce, 211 Strand; and Smith and Son's Boks;aAll, Euston Station. On the fol- .owing dav it is also procurable at the unodemnentioned addrasses in London Steel and Jones, corner of Spring Gardens and Trafalgar.,quare; W. Everett and Sons, ...

... KINGSTOWN AND BRAY INTELLI- GENCE. MUOAi:L; BonxAnIms ConmssioNEns.-The inquiry, which weas to have opened in Kingstown by the Municipal Boundaries Commissioners on Monday next, has been postponed until some future dav. NAVAL NEws.-The gunboat Immogine, in comr- 3nand of Captain Hughes, arrived in Kingstown Harbour yesterday evening from Belfast, and took up moorings in the harbour. A RUNAWAY ...

... I _ NORTH 'DMLIN UNION. i The UssRal 4ee41tv meeting of the ogardiansof ?? washeldyesterday. The I chair was occupied by Mr. H. J. M'FAaRALtE, J.P. The other guardatna'present were:- Messrs J Whyte, P M'Kerny A O'Neill, TC, J P; E MIMahon, J fFitzsimons, NY hoper J P; J M'Don- nell, N5 Brennan, G Macnie, G A Atepheens, J P; J Carolan C Ryder, P Cummins, J Nlale, WS J Breena, Fox Goodman, J P; ...

... 3METEOROLOG[CAL REPORTS. DUBLIN. Readings of the barometer in Dublhi for the ist four days, corrected and reduced to 32 deg. Fahrenheit at the mean sea levei. The black lines show the height of the barometer 'dt 9 a.m. each day. The mercury falls for rain, S.E., S., and S.W., winds: (if rapidly) for heavy storms, (if ulowly) for continued unsettled weather. It rises for calms, N.W., N., and N ...

... I fE* ?? ?? (lBT -etters and Ordinary Telegraph.) THE CAIRO COIUP D'ITAT. Constkietinople, Saturday. The Sultan has not yet takien an dwisiou upon the eourse which he will *dopt towards the ihedive. The Ministers, however, are favourable to the establishment of a Provi- sional Government in order to facilitate the revision of the Imperial firman rendering the succssion hereditary in the ...

... I (By Frecema Special Wire.) London, Tuesday; Lord Robert Montagu has addressed the follow' ing letter to Sir J. M'Kenna, ALP., and Mr. J. G. Biggar, ?? 41 Queen's-gate, S.W., March 29, 1879. Sins-You have again written to beg me for subscriptions for the years 1876, 1877, 1878, and 1879, which you put at eight guineas. I have not had time to look (as a matter of curiosity) for any letters ...

... =TflEZULTY WAn IF K |k -X ws I- IMPORTANT NEWS. PEARSON RELIEVED. SEVERE FIGHTING AT EKOWE. THE ENGAGEM aNT WITH WOOD'S COLUMN. REPORTED LOSS OF 400 MEN. ALLEGED CAPTURE OF SIR B. FRERE. IiEUrEri's TELEGM39.) St. Vincent, Cape de Verde, April s22. Messrs. Donald Currie and Co.'s Royal Mail steamer Dublin Castle, which was despatched from Cape Town by orders of the Colonial Go. vernment at 9.20 ...