... : THE APPALELING RAILWAY DISASTER, I ,1 - _ DETAILS OF YESTERDAYOS rIVING: OPERATIONS. NO BODIES DISCOVERED. SPECIAL.fTlLEGRAM. Dunden, Thursday Evening,. No progress whatevef has bean made at. the wreck to-day.- Under the new arrangements de- cided onyesterdaythe barge was 'to be moored between the third and fourth piers, the object of the divers on board being to explore the ground to -tho ...

... MR. PARNELL'S VISIT TO AMERICAL. I IFrnm tr n vtamp s :f It I;- Iha roem me i coes Oi zestermay.) I It may be doubted whether the people of the United States, after enjoying the blessings of pol- tical tranquillity for many months, will be grateful to Mr. Parnell for the New Year's gift wbiclh he has brought them in the shape of a foreign agita- tion. New York is almost as much an Irish as an ...

... THE IRISH NATIONAL'LA ?? I .- . -m LBAGUS. . - A meeting of the committee of the Land Lgue . waa hlld'at their offices, 62 Middle Abbey.street, on yesterday, Mr. T D;Sullivan presiding. The others present were-J Biggar, M P; Richard Lalor Tenuaill; A J Kettl~e P Cummius, P L G; J F Grehan, P L G; P Egan, P J Corrigan, Michael Davitt, T Brennan, 'I J Donnelly, James M'Guire, Ruskey-; Thoams Roe ...

... COUNTY DONEG4L CENTRAL RELIEF FUNI). FROMI A CORRUSPONDEN'r.] TiIE weekly ?? of the above committee was held on Monday ovening in their rooms at Letter- henny. Rigot Rev. Dr. Logno prosided. The SUrOrK.TRY read a number of letters and ap peolle from various disti iota. Ic wae proposed by Major DOYNH, and seconded by the Rev. F. W (GALLAuUHc, That the oom. witteo forn themeelvee into the ...

... BARON DE WoRPMN ON JEWISH Opptjs.1 ON ON Sunday evening Baron Henry de Worms nocu- p'ed the chair at tho rooms of the Alliance Club, Fiorbury Square, London, on the o0oo-lmi of a leo ture being ?? by Mi. Luoien Wolf, upon ,,The Neow Anti Jewish Crusade, The Barou ex. mresiod the difficulty he felt in spoalring upon the partioular question of the religious creed of the Jews without in uumo ...

... PEJSONMAL EX[' TPRWN S, OF TFIBE xT'rPLE OD, WNATE'RLOO. 'Ftesw werlil baa '1 r. Oct1,. dcil, iviti' ra i London oorrecpondeet, andl he.dl' it with intoro, cf the Wanterloo vrteran. U.!i is ?? fading i l'oriike the peitfoc1 tmprtE,' cs the ir.;rt and litc othe iddhn upon whic.h hC sreped hi laurels. I toilieve the rjaivivors (if shu h;, -It a e nowv a mertn hudfal, aotin of tilehe-tharlr n ...

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... L A, T EST XW. iS RUSsIA AND GERMANY. [TIM1,9 TELTEGRAM.] P,r1ULN, TiHUI-SAV.-iX8 regarog the nelumul5 Von rf uhlurrntte troops on the Nestera frontior of guseia, the RuEsian Atbassador, M d'Oubril, has given th3, ?? s.3o; ring (:XiPet'.tison to the il. r peror. BO sitated utht it hiad no ,v become noemible by tlsr t. eaty ot Wlerinf to tvo.ouato many garrsoon t on the southeoiu froenier, it ...

... THE DISTRESS IN IRELAND, [BY vRLUsGcrAPH.] Tnu Mayor of Birkenhead presidod at A public meeting ln that town yesterday, held for the pur- pose of collecting subscriptions to alleviate the distress In Ireland. An exoutivo committee wfs formed, and upwards of £200 was subecribed at the meeting. A public meeting, called by the Mayor of Men. chester (Mr. Allan Patterson), was held yesterday, In ...

... 'fVOjlUI1G MI t'S I N 'f I IUlI'I AND TEMPBRANCE HALL, ANNUAL USBTING. Tn* I inur.l mortjng of the members ef the Work- Iniz NIcn's luetlitae ?? held in the large hall of the bhilding, CaLtlo Street, last evening. The emnotiog was aarinounoed for hslf peit sevon, but r owing to Ilelay in ',be adim'Fsion. of mombers, oused a by the distribation of voting papers, the proceed' a in8g did not ...

... 'T'ke freenta-* ?q ournal. TaB FnEEMAN's JOURNAL and Tie WEEKLY FAEEEIA and Inisa AGRICUL- TURIST are regularly on sale in Glasgow, at the Queen-street BookstaU, and at 31 Buchanan-street. They arealso regularly on sale at Denvir's, Tithebarn-street. Liverpool. TaH Times has despatched a commissioner to report on the condition of Ireland, and the first fruit of his mission is a frank ...

... PFRESBYTEPTJANT N-NE'WS. (riou OUR Olvoi ccxltEseoNn-sNr.) The friends of the ?? A:.Kroc; GBrrowv 1wo ?? ftot Eonle ye ITrs minisier of Water. focr, but was atiouted for Novia Eacotd by the dicior of thle Colonis 3ission, w;vill 1 A to hailr that lhe has seuc-eded in rccui'I fu a new, k.auds'.ne, and capacious chinch inu ''c-st 'Truro, Nova Ssotia, w -hich sxa o; ened for vaorsi niI, o the 4th ...