... idA l WTPROSPEcrS. g0treithstiattdifg the advan.ce of rnechatical --tahc, the immense quantity of ?? fiom -Ic ! Wcrld of cereals, dairy produce, and 'at ; ?? aai the facilitieR for expatriltion ob icingly I- - the inhabitants of the-e i-hind', the AentS ftheir inhabitants, ande-5peciallythat j ci ,sel'sah, attl diepenis tupon the ololdiflg far- 4 ar Aralnre and cattle raising are and era, nil ...

... I'7 . -AMTENTARY. 1 £ , I m n Tecjili Aieand Ordinary ace Telegraph.) ~~par 1 I.1,S OP LOrD)S--YESTErDAY. this tv I rd- r~'l rit ait fit' (i'Oloc't. Otil' 012 ALl. (1lIiLA\ND) BILL. 3 il Il ?? 'a U\ ?? ''it'll o-n tii' '.11 Jit', I S'73 -ito tii' I'S ii' I - till it z ~iy y ini 's::il an ?? 1 fro 1l.11.,renS tli a it'c *Z tthe (bc ci 'inT C NV01~V He o P- \Nas tatedl ?? aN nla'- s llavcs ...

... sile ,1teeinan''5 Ioznt II IT i f-rii s I A.0 II=% DUBLIN: WEDNESDAY, JULY In Paris the Freernan's Jwirnalr L, now exclusively supplied at Kiu, axe i ,7 Boulevard des Capucuses, near 'i Place de l pera. TEE discussion on the two principal Trr! Boards, the Local Govertnment Board ani the Board of Works, in the Ho1lse of COZ. mons on Monday night, cannot we tk r, k considered entirely ...

... i 1 (By Reuter s and Ordinary Telegraph.) THE OUTBRE&K OF YELLOW FEVER Memphis, Monday. The flight of the inhabitants has reduced the population of this city to 4,283 whites and 11,827 negroes. New York, Tuesday. The town of Shreve, Portland, Natchey, have established quarantine against arrivals from Orleans. AMERICA. Washington, Tuesday. Official reports show that the internal re- venue for ...

... -7 F-T2GNCREE. Yesterday the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Bur- gesses of Dublin paid their y early visit to their little vagabond fellow-citizens who are sojourning at St. Kevin's Reformatory School in Glencree. If Father Gaughren had ordered the weather as well as the luncheon for the occasion it could not have been more superb. It was one of Lord Portarling- ton's prophesied summer days, The ...

... I THE CELEBRATED PROBLEM, I TO THE EDITOR OF THE FO1EAN. Wexford, July 25. SiR-In your paper of to-day I noticed a letter signed by Mitr Cowan, Blackball street, Dublin, re- ferring to the trisection of any angle by the ele. ments of Euclid alone, which I will not dispute, as some of the most simple things of to-day were problems that our forefathers though it impossible to solve. MIr. C. says ...

... 7FORETGN TELEGRtAMS. i (By Reuter's and Ordinary Tene,,raplL) FRAN CE. Versailles, Wednesday. The Senate to-day referred the bill for the demolition of the rains of the Tuileries to a, special commnittee, and afterwards voted the part of the Bud-ret relating to the collection of direct taxes. The Chamber of Deputies adopted the bud get of the Ministry of the Interiors and afterwards commenced ...

... M ATUNI1CIPIAL DOLTUNDARIIIS COMlM1ISSION. I (slie OUR Dundalk,~; M1onday. To-dlay, at 'no O'clock, C. P. Cotton, Eeq., C.E., rood Isr Ba - . Ro)binlson, t-eq, two members of t, the Mini~cipal Boundatries C'ot'mnission, sat in the Ttov'ro li-ai1. EOasiaue P~t'tig.to r-eceive evi- dotter as to the, estee in11 or orlhetwise of the utlnutcil albt. i i~ litring re_-ard to thle pauicity of the ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF A COMMERCIAL TRI ELLER. This day, at halipast one o'clock, the coroner p will hold an inquest on the body of John Ryan, r formerly a commercial traveller, of Camnden-ssreet. We hope few families in Ireland have met with r such lmisfortunos as the Ryan family. Dr. Whate, I the coroner, will hold his third inquist in that | fauilv. First the unhappiness which existed f between ...

... cI ?? W- CIVIL SERVICE WVRITERS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREENANA. Sim-A writer in the February number of 'Cialllbe S' Journal says:- It is tot surprising to learn, therefore, that after so many uns1,ccesoful attempts to ?? a better position, ant after being the objozr of too Pa: ?? cent- tlettees and several Orders in Council, the writers sltiuld have atlength loot heart and allosed theirasso- ...

... Zh* 4freeman's lournt, DUBLIN: TUESDAY, JULY.'i. I s _~ v_ z_~ t . ~~ ?? Tan F~REAi's JordwaL and Ta WErsErm FixsmE and I:am AGPUXZ.S tRlST are regularly on sale in Glasep. at the Queen-street Bookstall, and at 31 Buchanar.-street. They are also regular's on sale at Denvir's, Tithebara-stree, Liverpool. Two things at least are certain with ?? to the Government University Bill. The is that in ...

... O VI ARMY NEWS FROM CAMPS AND of CLUBS. ti (FROM ORe MILITARY. CORRESPONDENT.) of Is the war in Zululand really over, or as la good as over ? It depends on Cetewayo. Sir Gar. tY nett Wolseley is ordered to give him any reason- nm able ternms, and England's only General is the w moot politic of men, and will do anything de- tl sirable to Lord Bciconsfield in order to earn his bi luture ...