... 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- ...

... -THE -RT&TMINES . TOWNSHIP; II Last night at ha2f-past seven o'clock a meeting of the ratepayers of the Rathmines Township was held in the Towmi Hall, Bathmines, for the purpose of promoting a bill to be introduced into Parlia. ment with the view of having a suply tTA Vrttry water broughtinto the township, and afire-brigade established. Mr. PAUL Asxiw occupied the chair. Amongst others present ...

... I . _ I -. | THE DISTRESS IN KILMOVEE. (O5lo OUR CoRnuspoNDEmiT.) The committee of. the Kilmovee Distress Fund met on Monday with the view to urge on the Go. verameut the necessity of instituting at once public works for the employment of the people. They considered it most judicious to embody their views in a1 letter to. the Chief Secretatry. The let. ter, when prepared, was submitted-to a ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF 0THEN BELFAST NlWSELTER, SIa-Kindly permit motto call attention to the above important aot, which beoame law on the let of this mouth, GroAt Interest stas taken iu the progrets of the bill in its paesago through the Le. gihlertnrn, and I am rather dlsappoluted that no ac. tion appears to be taken In tbia district to give ?? effect to Its provIsI^on. MAny inquiries have been ...

... MR PARNELL IN AMERIOA. [rmSa TIMSE TELGRAX.] BOSTON, TUEODAY. - The movement Is nun donbtedly rising, In this city at least, The enthn c Blnum le general and nunmletakable, 5000 were presentat last night's meeting, which was over- orowded, A supplementary meeting will be held to-morrow for thoue who failed to gain admission. I The streets wore lined by 800 men of the State i Regiment, and ...

... The weekly meeting of the guardians of tbt North Dublin Union was held yesterday in the boardroom of the workhouse. Mr. A. O'NEILL, J.P., T.C., in the chair. The other guardians present were:- Messrs J Whyte, W Roper, J P; S C Gavacan, 3 Fitzsimons, E M'Mahon, ti Carolin, A J Kettle, .1 Carolin, G Macntie, J Burke, L M'Court, C Rvder, s Lawlor, Al Butterly. and Alderman Meagher Number ...

... SUBUARINE POrTOGRAPhY, WhJAT hids't thou in thy trearuro cavcas ' a nruestion Kea Hemp-no addressee to the evoer soundiug And mysterious mrin, sconda in a fair way to become answerable to an oxtent that nmiable poetess probably little dreamed of. A short time since we referred to a new system of diving, by which Dr. Richardson hoped that, gaemt discoveries might by and-by be made on the ...

... F~uOREIGN TELEGRAMS. I- -- -- - _ - - (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) IRELAND AND AMERICA. Washington, Wednesday. An important meeting is to be held here t on the 20th instant, for the- purpose of col- lecting funds in aid of the distress in Ireland. The convening notice is signed by Mr. t Wheeler, the Vize-President of the Vnited i States, the members of the Cabinet, the I Speaker of ...

... LATEST NEWS, -e (By Freeman Special Wire.) so: ml LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. sh k r Freeman Office, 211 Strand, London, 16 Thursday Morning. Cr: The Cabinet Council which is summoned for this i afternoon win meet to consider the terms of the . annual address on the opening of the session, and In I do not envy them their task. Between Afghan- th istan and Zululand. and the comments on the al. ta ...

... KINGSTOWN AND BRAY INTELLI- I GEN CE. BLAcsmnocr Towxs3mIP.-The usual fortnightly meeting of the board of commissioners of this township was held yesterday in the Town Hail. Mr. J B Wigham, chairrnai, presided. There were also ?? Bethamu, Captain Drought, Massrs T Vance, Al F Crowe, J P ; J J Utobin- son, G 'Murphy, T Magrith, J Sweeney, J Richard- son,.W Hartigan, E M dKelly, H Brett, and D ...