... ?? - ?? MR. PARNELL IN EWI . YORK. ?? - ,o ~ I HIS SPEECH IN MADISON HALU (BY CABLEGRAM FROM OUR SPECIAL CORP.Z SPONDENT.) New Yoak, Monday. Yesterday evening Mr. Parnell met the first great public assembly since his arrival in America. An orderly and enthusiastis assemblage of from 6,000 -to 8,000 Irishmen assembled in Madison. square Gardens. An hour' before the time fixed for the meeting ...

... TH3E TAK BRIDGIE CATASTROPHE THE EXPLORATIONS OF THE DIVERS. NO BODIES YET RE, COVERED. A RELIEF FUND ORGANISED, ISPRCIAL TELEGRANT] DUNDHE, WRUDNRSDAY NialIT. Tas diving operations, conducted by the offloial3 of the North British RaUway and the Dundee Harbour 0aonmlsaoners, have now occupied three days, bat lttle has been done beyond ascertaining the posl. tion of the train, which lies asbout ...

... I SkATE OF FTE COUTRY i T DTROW 'yn 'Tnsu Larkfield, January 1I DEus SIB-Looking over some papers relative to the state of Ireland at different periods since thoUninb, my attentiot was eol1ed to some letters of Cobbett's on the frightful state of Ireland. He says, I have seen thbs.1ninrbirg ?? thousand working persons, all the clothes upon the bodies of whom were not worth so much as the ...

... A VISIT TO` CARF-- ' 1 , - I ,RULL DRIAM O, MH DISTtP kBANCM. 4 SPE g3itrjpcM -O3XBO1 i,CODRta!26 PoNDUT.) ?? Monday, Night. *Pursuant to -M*Inseructionsabut contrary to the advic f'wall.meaninig. stransgers, li~proceeedd e day 'ito theidark iuvekior of iinewamqgd visited *hat has faceti ouly been deacribss twe ele- * ?? kaearly as I. vould. ind a donveyaisee at i: eirvice-th&' great demand ...

... METEOROLOOGICAL -,EPOR s 1. . ,, CS.., Reaing ofthe DUBLIN. Readings .of the baroreter in Dublin for thepif fou days, correoted and reduced to 32 deg4 Fallrenheit at the me=a sea level. .The black ines show the height otbh barometer at 9an.each~day. o The mercury f alls for rain, SRnS' an 1. id (if rapidly)for bevy P.. , unsettle~. eather. ie It rises for calins. N.w., N?, Alid N- Vln.-(i ra. ...

... SPEECH BY LORD LYTTON.. RUMOURED RISING AMONG TIIE MOHM UNDS. [TIMES TRLEGIRAM,] CALCUTTA, SUNDAY. At a State banquet given on New Year's Day to commemorate the proclamation of the Impeial Title, the Viceroy made a long speech, reviewing l3st year's events, The year, he said, had givento India on her most expoced frontier an established line of military defence, whioh, he trusted, she would ...

... TO VIE E1DITOR OF TfIN BELFAST NHiWS LErTTER, SiR-The heading of this letter is of a very wide subject indeeoi. I deslre to touch only the fringe of it. anything mom wero unreeAbonAblu, When one oongidlrs the variety of agency at wor Ik now for benefitinig our fellow-oreatures; the asynpamhy, lovo, and energy whiole keep the mchiunery in motion ; the neens granted Ivr the noeseary outlay, he ...

... THE PRESBYTERIAIN C{UPc . I B E LBELFAST P R'.BYrEt y, THrS Presbytery met yetterday in tae 40s, of May Street Cbureto- -Rv, Hntgh BEUD {H& e rator) In the obir, 'who opened t!:e 0 Cl~ )r devotional exercline,. - The minutes of the preceding mes'c, by the CLErsK (Rev. A, Montgcomerj) ard V- D, firmed. d MiODERATORSHIP OF THE GENERAL AzSE ! On the motion of the Rev. JoYIN MNIAI- NAC Seoonded by ...

... I hte erteemzans Oolitnd.. . . . . ?? ?? In Paris the Freema;We Journal is a now exclusively supplied at Kiosque 131, ' ~oulevard. des, Capcinesle, near t t Place ae l'Opera., t LOOKING at it all round and from every point a of view, the Mansion Hou'se Relief Commit- tee meeting of yesteriay was certainly an in-. cident on which the metirpolis of the coun- ry may fairly be congratulated. ...

... F,~Ysatesiy the gurio ?? ~otfh mns~ik-pteet, f Mesr WStne, 1;5 I ut 3DenJ P E WhIa t e, Snd &. Bitre~ qddid srged during 21-numiuber reieved, a,1. tha tr~~tliw w a iialanciit ?? di that! ?? lteo 'whchendsld on the ~i)tis of S~teme, .79 he j. expenditure ~~of teuinto- h'anuto di o ucharge a eiinglsieni Ta fmani) congratuclatedl theta upon It. Mt'Mrscne-ad-eyacspinsto t h T-he ChbrY1ttntnteted ...

... LANDLORDIS E IN KERRY. TO THE EDITOR OF TzHE FIREEMAN. Cahirciveen, 31st December. Sg -I regret I must trouble you with a few lines in reply to a letter which appeared in Mon- day's Freeman from my respected friend tbh Rec. tor of Cahir. Al latitude might be justly allowed the rev. gentleman, so far as his own dealings with his former tenants here may call for correction; but it is much to be ...

... IRISH PJVlL SBRVICE PERMANENT BUIPIDU.G SocIETY. Oin Saturday the sixteenth annual meeting of the members was held at the offices, 5ii Lower Sackvill~estreet, t Mr. JaB. H. OwER, Hon. M.A., architect, Board of Works, occuL ied the cbair. The advertisement convenig the raeewg h~ving been read, The Secretary (3a. Alfred H. Ifercier) submitted the report of the directors, which has been already ...