... :I'R ELAND, T .:1 'El- i, -: . ?? ; , Ltly 1 bt -'On'W~edaileldap'n~ght, MI~hael DdnhMeii aftat isrt,, .1 or' ?? X batrowX ntd FaiileL a6 tbibn :baptdisd .nbzt., ?? polilsc au ilequestiy arrested tP4. ,nmeo , named Francis and Luke Delabhuntivo Nuspliion. The 'toutrge' Is'attebutedia-ithi fiotti't Donnllaa had' a supplied the pollde with 4tif 'alld 'tefnred 'to jol'd tbs I of L20d Leaguei. : : ...

... DIaR ELM HARCOURT AND BOM R - IOBERT PaEL Sir Bobsrt Peel, lni a letter to Saturday's Tirnu, say: -I am sure, 'fom a spirit of fairnes,'and having given unusual promiance to the unrestricted character;. of Sir Wiiam Harcourt's invective, you will not deny me the opportunity of saying a few words in reply. I omit all reference to the harsh and, unfair strictures of a pereonal LIaeUre irJ wbich ...

... CALENDAR FOR Al'GUST. 2 30 Bantk Holiday. Cirencesttr, Tredegar,ini -lasis;.U Great Marketi. S'oteiy,;rowcnl, Catr, 1lrhchete r,Lonct. .loc. West P'ennar d, (,r~ byv I~i e ti, Dudley, Eedoitehl, and Woica-tar ViJ-. S Tu e)l I ltisb Agricultural howv at flome tI.L ejippia EodburyToities, and Breesil (G reat Mi Ln.-c. l . Stock Market. utt-pt Castie Citrve, 1i:2iut, Noitbtcach, Sfhipstos uon ...

... THIE 110hIANIST PmIEs'TROOD IN AUSTR',LIA Id dI r.rOuiiEr, JULY 23U),-Our general election, which , o mcrn e IT on the ?? inst,, has broutht toan ?? Fi &id !ile Eervice Governinent. Forty.four 0oppsition i ?? were returned and 35 Miniiterialists, Tbere nse ?? seven neatral, who do not as yet see their 1Ay. v n ite Minlisterial defeat, ?? h it caused ?? f Y. escithecntat lirot, wvassoon ...

... THE EASTERN QtUESTION'¢ fTEaUfT S TELEGRAMS] TURKEY AND tE POWB[I3. BERLIN, MONDAY NIGYT.-NeW W from Cio8taritiadplo is of a more peaceful character. I hear froin Turkish sources here that the chances of the Sultan coming to an agreement with the Powers increase day by day. Thias tuan of affairs is attracting much attention in Berlin, as it was hardly expected,.Dai~lg NeWS. BLUcHAIIET, ...

... PARLIlAMENTAiRY REPRESENTATION 01? LABOUR. * _:l aa _urdav's paper, Mr. JIlin As bri(fly reported ill Saturday's paper, Mr. Jalian (Liverpool), on Firiday, ?? the Congress declare it is high time that the claims of labour should he properly represented in Parliament, and recommends all Trades Unions to do the utmo3t in their power to return conipetenltmeri o2 their own order to Parliament, for ...

... BE-OPENING OF EBENEZER CAUEL, OLD KING-STREET, - This chapel, built in 1795, has during the past soven weeks undergone a thorough renovation inside and out, and was re-opened yesterday with special services, The renovation has been so complete that the structure has now all the appearance of a new building. The frontage has been newly coped with Bath stone and cemented, and the freestone newly ...

... ?? Alkterws must be ?? bV Me mansed ?? of he writrs, not neceaucray. for p 4soatim ud for the latiefaction of the Editr. We cannot undertake to 'durn roejd communeioi THE PURCHASE OF THE CHANNEL DOCK. To the Editor of the Mercury and Posf. Sin-The letter of Mr. C. F. Hare which appears. in your issue of this day does not at all answer mine which you published on the Sth inst, My letter was ...

... LOOAL PRIVATE BITUS. 3e In the House of Commons, yesterday, the Milford Haven Dock and Railway Bill was read a second time end referred to a Select Committee. 3 On the motion of Eir C. Forster, the orderof February *e 10 for the second reading of the Bristol Corporation s (Docks Purchase) Bill was discharged, and the Bill with- drawr, le 3. We are sorry to hear of the eomewhataseroueillness of ...

... IRE LAN D. ?? TE TATE PROSEOUTION11S A Dubli teeleram states that late last evening tbo SolicBior for the Traversere in the, State prosecutions reveived noticofixing the trials for Friday, Deeemberb 17tb, A OLERGYMAN FIRED AT. The Revv. B. Diddulph, a Protestant clergyman, was fied at 'useday nigDt, near Borrisokate, Tippeary y The Easin was concealed behind a hedge, and some of the pellets ...

... -' LBY TrLEGUAP1LI The temperature In London at seven p.m. ?? was 24 degrees. Captain Saxby prediots heavyg storm for the end of the mouth. The Thames presented a remarlcable appearance yesterday morning. A large icefloe, upwards of a hundred feet in length, slowly detacbed itself from the north shoro, and went salling down athwart the stream in one unbroken piee, until arriviig at Waterloo ...

... LO[,D CARNAI[VON_ AND MR_ BRI_ ?? 1.-WlL The London papers of yesterday publish a lengthy lot,ter which, the. Baril of I Carnearon, who is at. Miideelr.' his ajddreseed to Mr. Bright on the subject of the right hIon. gentlemarn's speech at Birmingham on the lioth Novemberi Lord Carnarvon objects to Mr. Bright's statomerb that almost all the greatest crimes in history havo boon coini mitted, ...