... TO THIE EDITOR OF THE FRLEEcMAN, Dublin-stroet, Carlow, 2nd April. DT~nE S1R-As the ?? are Industriously 'tr cnlating falsehoods to the effect that the secrecy of tho Ballot may be violated, perhltpi the en. nc]ed1 letter from a gentleman whose knowladge entitlen his opinion to respeot will be of interest to yoxtr ?? faithfully, J. CASMIIR O'Mis.ainn, P.JC. . Catstletown Castle, Carlow, April ...

... I THE REPRESENTATION OP TIPPERLO ?? MER.. DILLON, 1iP. TO TiHE EDITORt OF UTE FTHE iN. StP-Tlie committee, of whom I have thehoasur t cbe hairmai, d1 Itot anticipate a newspapeir discussion on their action in connection with ti Objeot of their circular-condeneed by the Rev..J. Ryattu ihhis preface-uutil the receipt of that gee' tleman's lettor and its appearance in the Pmevian, And as the ...

... .- ?? 1 ne: h THE--- , ' ?Gg. XE?t.AL',,,9LEQTIO.N. ;otJE NCO 'r cchltk ;LECT ION. H- E' (seaLPEOUL T ilg EAMS) Free' n Office, Cork, Weduesday Night. The counting of the votes was expected to have been procedded with this evening at oilo'lo ock, when all the baslot.boxes should have arrived. Owing to an objection, however, on the part of gessrs. Shaw and Colthurst, and to the Wamifeet ...

... CALIFORNIAN MILLIONAIRI,| . . .. .. .. _ ?? 1 _A correspiondent of the ChIicago Tribune'writes: -Un ...

... 1I~ a (From.the New YorJ 2Tibune, April 8.) Philadelphia, April 2. Y The revolutionary movement in favour of Ire. ,land that has just ?? publicly started bere will ibe marnballed, if at all, under the red flag. The call for the convention to b'r held in' the month n of conventions has been published. I talked re- eantly to one of the leaders, a siguer of tke ca~lfor i, the convention, and one ...

... TEE 6LO7 K I DEMBaEIJs An Heou I RULE. TO THE EDITO OF THE FTHis Benburb House, Lendie, 20th Apr IL Smn-I earnestly seek to avoid everything calou. lated to create strife between the Home Rulers and Scottish Liberals, now happily united. The most powerful Irish party that ever existed now takes its place in the House of Comnions, un. connected with either Liberal or Conservative party. it will ...

... THEE. STEAAIBR DUKE OE LEINSTE.R. n~~~I -A :i ?? - . 1 .. .. I .. _ ?? I I'l~it i it's v-'ssel, one of the flee' of the Dublin and (1lasgow Stolsnpaclkot 'oUwpany ft5 has lately re. ceived anl improvesient in her mcis!-ery whieh is deserving of notice. Of itte years thie company have greatly increased the size and povwer of their steanmer's wvhich ply to Glasgow. Thero hns been a progreoiuva ...

... (From the Morning Post of This Day.) Whenever, in consequence of an adverse voto in Parliament or an uusucceseful appeal, to the country, an Administration finds itself under the necessity of quitting offiye, the outgoing Premier usually advisec her Maljesty to beatow. some mark of the Rtoyal favour on certain favoured individuals. This precedent will be followed by the Earl of Beaconsfield, ...

... * ?? - $3E;NEW- ARaL MiM r * I. . ?? , , , * a: j ?? ,. I ITit f1otig 'grtleenta4o~upto the, Vro. eqab ?? dvily e1offebe, to serve, ti~ the Ne .Par? liament, The Initials indicate the political opinions whicli'ctioy ropresen~ Attorney.Goneraf-. * ~ , ~. ?? Ifon DB Plunketi, 4 ?? ~ PrCat7 ?? Ion'Trant Hamilton Lisburn ' . SlrplUchid Wallace ' Armsgu city ..Capt liresofrd L. Kerry, ..IBenrqut ...

... -11 ~ - IV - I THE O1N GElNnlut J. ETJio; ; JN'3 MIxAT1ON AND POLLING DAYS. ?? days for o6M'ultloM8' ltld pollin~g 47Pve been fixed by the returlng effidcert of the Cessindicaeted: - i.Iomination. Polling. f Antrim ,, This Day 6th April County ,, 8rd A!pril 9th 'AthoI , ., 3rd . A Bandon ?? 2nd Belfast This Day , Carlow County 9th Carlow Borough This Day :, Carrickfergus . 2nd 'Cavan This ...

... Yesterday the Whiteside Statue in the hall of Four Courts was unveiled at an early hour, sans crei so that it was visible to the crowd who came to witness the procession of the judges with which the morning commenced. The statue is of marble, life size, and resting on a simple pedestal about five feet high. It occupies the site adjacent to the Court of Queen's Bench, where He statue of Chief ...

... METEOROLOGICAL. REPC DUBLIN. fleadailige of t, e baro Lain Dublin for i day~, crretodandreduced to 32 dep, F, 'Jxne blaaek 1110 sh0ow the heighl of th ba, The ineroury tal orlS.E,, I., and f (if npldly) for heavycbr, eton,(I lwly) 50 Unettledwea~t'heer.lw~hr (tba Af nine, w''fith wend suilting to N.B,, m ay b Of rain.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~t AMSTAM OF OBSEo1VATWI- s }I iYE., forceoof witndlscale. 6.12) 4 ...