... r METEOROLOGICAL REP;Ti. . DUBLIN. | eading of the 4arorjeter ?? for the past fow dsys, corrected and reduced to 32 dog. Fahrenheit the mean sea level. The black lines show the height of the barometer a 9 a.m. each day. The mercury falls for rain, S.E. , S., and S.Wg *1ind (if rapidly) fr heavystormst i Blowly) for coaimud uusettled weather. It risesfor calms, N.V., Nand N.E. wsdg-(if ra- ...

... Yesterday in the Exchequer Division the follow ing case was heard:- JAMES F. EYaN V. JOSEPH FISHER. Mr. Hetphill, Q.C. (with him Mfr. Lover), a,- plied on the part of the defendant to have' the venue in this action changed from the city of Dsub- lin to the city or county of WA'aterford. The action was one of libel brought by the plaintiff against the defendant for the publication in his news. ...

... I j 'TI'Al't 'fl-l-revil-'I'lly'r JDrimal. y In Paris the Freeman'p Journal is now exclnsively supplied at Xiosque 131, Boulevard des Capucines, near the Place de l'Opera. AT last a very important step has been taken in the way of relieving Irish distress. A cir- cular has been addressed by the Local Government Board to such of the Irish Poor- law Unions as have been scheduled as dis- ...

... I TrE STATE OFTHS COUNTRY. SD : H1 o bfta ,'OP t'HnFE2'.' . ;.Sti. isf~th', Tain, Jinuary 9hz. !''DStAk, Sia-Silicei *1j0: las1 acknowredgment ther following Sums havae bden ftowarded to me for the relief of the p'esent distre s,:- .Rev dward-Woods; St Anne's9 Black.- burn, England ?? ?? £25 0' G Rev-P Manogerei 'Sb Mtyis,,5n the Mountains, Virginia C ity Nevada, Moast.Rev Dr O'Rilly; Bishijp ...

... SQUWIH DUBIE JWUi. Yesterday tile weelly iaeetulig of ths guardians was held in the boardroom' of the'workhouse. ' 1i T. P. CADBRO' 3.P., prsided - The followving crezubels 0tere present ?? 1: Godily, J P; Jose;'l '1ood, Dr nM'Th]le, T, ( I ; liczael I.yon', TO; tfioh s FrnnkEfn, Robert (allv' 1' T; ?? Arrmtrong, Arthul- 11' Downing. George Crowe, Alderman a litn Draper, TIrohnes -i Guinncs, J ...

... THE LATE FATA EXPEROSION RECOVERY OF SIXTY BODIES. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. Newcastle-tnder-Lyne, Thursday Night. A Special Correspondent telegrapha tuis after. noon-I have been able to glean the first infor)e. tion as to the probable cause of the fearful colliery disaster at Leycett (vlQliery, and some idea as to the work of the exploring party in the pit. For this I am iadebted to Mr. Settle, ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) At the conclusion of his sermon on Sunday fore- noon, the Rev. George Shame, pastor of Fitzroy. avenue Pre bytetian Church, Belfast, said the con- gregation would recollect he had stated on the previous Sunday there would be a collection there that day on behalf of their sufferingfellow-country. men. Since then he had received letters fron brethren in the West, ...

... 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 ...

... THE APPALLING RAILWAY .D1SA.STER. MORE BODIES RECOVERED. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) Dundee, Wednesday Morning. One body has just been brought in from the wreclked North British train. It was recovered by a whale boat, and proved to be that of John Mar- shall, stoker of the train. The corpse was found four hundred yards east of the first broken pier and a considerable distance from where the engine ...

... 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 ...

... PROCESS-SERVING IN 1- I GA LWAY. EXCITING SCENES. (SPEC[AL TELEGRAM WROTEOUR SPECIAL - ':CORREE5ONDBNt),.. - ! Galway,.Thursday Night. Fortunately the nrcceedings which took plsceain the neighbourboor of HeadfordrtQ-dxy were unat- tended, by consequencestl a serious character, This is to be atttibutted chieflv to the wisdom and forethought of the authorities in planning the campaign. Had the ...

... 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. ...