... SIHOCEING AFFRIRY IN THE LOUTH WOIK .IO uSE. An inquest has been held at Louth on the body of Geor-e R ,binsoo, late an inmate of the work house. The evidence Showed thb.t P~liason baddied during a fight with a feflowv pauper named William Chapman.-James Castlejdie, moaster of the Union, said the deceased had been an inmate of the sick ward for three weeks, and Charman had been in the same ...

... jeTE STATE OF IRELAND. FU4,,,,~,j;.iR ggyagj --'! l t ,,LF~~~~~l~~t~l, Ta t ,, t,1 l£E --t'~)ri rz The remaias of late Lord Mount morres! 'aFrrve 'A yesteiday morinlg in Dublin for intermenb~m tte a Ol2 Monkstown Churchyard, having d from' Galwaye by night by the mail train, shibh' arrived at Broadstone terminus at 30',am,,,,FeW, ter passengers travelled by the train, and the pjilyrel*- only ...

... Ui'ENING ?? OF MECHANICS' 1N ST11T U TION. The openinag lectire of the present session of the a eL . ice' UnStitti:U:;oV was delivered last night by i I Zi Andrewe Jamiieson, tihe Principal. There was C a 4. rge LatendanLe. Professor James Thomson, of t: e UilasGow University, occculpied the chair, and j :atig -t rhose present ?? David Rowan (pes-.&ent!. Sir James ';ato'S. Mr 1. ?? Bell, Cl1: ...

... A MIRACULOUS CURE. A poor viilag-er of a ji.-irt of Katt.j,,i,ai,-ilcar whi-di the Bhowtiaaer Gontlal lUilway now passes —tir.d, the Bombay Gazette says,, been afflicted for reBaitteirt fever, and no amount of litol-wcwslvip and penance and other such f of ins of profiitiatiii the devil availed to arrest the malady, At length a friendly neighbour advised him to approach t'.eBhoot in the ...

... THE REVELATIONS OF FAST LIFE IN MANCHESTER, THE FANCY DRESS BALL. ISPECIAII TELEGRAM.] t The Manchester city police-court was crowded to excess, on Thursday morning, by persons anx ous toeee the 47 men arrested at the fancy ball, in Huluoe, on Saturday morniBg, All the l,risoiiers atirren,ered, and there was a full bench of magistrates. The prosecuting solicitor detailed the case so far as ...

... Great consternation was caused in Glasgow on Monday by the report that a plot existed to blow up the yacht Livadia, now approaching completion for the Czar by Messrs. Pearce. In. quiries made at Scotland Yard and in Glasgow show that information was received from the authorities at St. Petersburg,, and afterwards from police officials at Geneva, according to which tne Russian Nihilists had ...

... MR. PARNELL AND THE LAND LEAGUE DENOUNCED. On Saturday afternoon, an open-air demonstration was held at Bodeil's Hill, near Portadown, to support the Rev. Rutledge Kane, rector of Tullylish, in the views which he expressed on the occasion of laying the foundation stone of Donacloney Orange Hall, and also to denounce Mr. Parnell and the leading men of the Land League. A large number of ...

... (FROM VICEROY, DATED SEPT. 25.) St. John reports all quiet at Candahar. The march of the columns returning to India in unopposed. General Baker's brigade reached Killa Abdulla yesterday. General Macgregor marched yesterday for Har- nai to settle affairs with Murri tribe, and restore railway communication. The brigade sent from Candahar to Maiwand has returned, having buried bodies found on ...

... IRE LEEDSS REi(CU1R _ v- IJU'DAl 1 OclebeCr let, 1Sf 0. TILE Ambassadors of the Powors e it Coustfnl- tinople havo signed : Protocol, to thie chit that the 3 Governments represented onggc that, in alny arralige- 0e lac-llt 1-03Ultin fronit their conlcertedl action to Secul-L tbo execution of tile I'rtty of Blurlill cn l ler'ill.i Mlontenegro aml Greee, they will seel iti increaso of territory ...

... jat 'Jbis list of patenta is spenially compiled for the ki W cstv7, Mail by Meurns Liea Vte3s and Colton, j; patent solicitorrs and engineers. 32, Soutiampton SI buildirge, London, W.C., and 17, Fern terreosj fil Swaneea, of whom all information, inciuding jC pamphlets of instruction, may be obtained - hi APLUCtA-lONS. t Dr William John Clapp. Nuntyglo: Improvements A i ?? or apparatus ...

... Lieut.-Colonel W. F. Butler is collecting his many interesting papers on Afghans, Zulus, Cy- prus, &o., into a volume, with an introductory chapter on oar colonial policy, which is likely to attract considerable attention. The book will shortly be issned by Mr. Isbister. Young Ireland, by Sir Charles Gavan Duffy, to be published shortly by Messrs. Cassell, Petter, Galpin, and Co., is a memoir ...

... Five workmen have been seriously injured by a fall of earth upon them while excavating on the Bruton Estate, Old Kent Road, London. The acci- dent is attributable to the recent heavy rains. On the recommendation of Mr. Gladstone, a pen- sion of JE80 per annum has been granted to Mrs. Hawker, in recognition of the literary services of her late husband, the Rev R. S. Hawker, of Mor- wenstowe. ...