... The followingh communication has been received d from the laome Officc:-Upon the request of the ti Presideut of the United States, communicated by Mr. g Lcowvell, that the execution of George H. Lamson .1 sho.;ld be suspended until tho arrival of certain cvi- vs dence now on its way from America, the Secretary of s( State has respited the execution until April 18. The o: Secretary of State is ...

... CITY OVERSEERS.-These functionaries were appointed on Friday as under:-St. Thomas-G Ward, R. Penty; St. Maurice-G. Wright, W. H. Henning; St. John-R. E. Gudgeon, J. B. Dance; St. Michael- E. Petm an, R. G. J. Wrench; St. Swithin-A. Cross, J. Weaver; St. Peter Cheeshill-R. Tanner, H. M. Serle- St. Peter Colebrook-W. R. Morton, W. Bailey; St. Mary Kaldnre-G. T. Cox, F. J. Barrett; l St. ...

... The Ladies' Land League. in Dublin, on Tuesday reported the voting of grants duriug the week to evicted tenants' and prisoners' families amounting to 9621., and for suspects 2141. The receipts amounted to 942. Notice had been received of 61 evictions. A warrant was granted at Leitrim County Assizeq on Tuesday against a young farmer, who is charged with being one of a party who attacked a farm ...

... (From Pent/h.) NWzw BSTHETic DANCE.-The Lily Bolero. cc NEW-LAID AND RU~NNING OVER-Hester (who A., is accustomed to have her eggs well boiled) : , Oh., Auntie!1 Here's your tiresome cook- 's beedn and filled .B naegg too full TE EA YCL IN ?? Cliture. (A sprin nquirera wishes to know if this makes any difference to ithe close time for fish and gsmne ) Id Mrs. Ramshstbam has somn very ...

... ot It is stated that an effort will be made to resuscitate _ ve the Fourth Party, and that Lord Folkestone and Earl Percy have been recruited. Mr. O'Donnell, it is added, )D will act as the medium for inter-communication with the Land League Party. en The Conservatives in East Cornwall on Thursday k? selected Mr. J. Tremayne as their candidate, and the st, Liberals adopted Mr. L. Courtney, the ...

... . | W.1-TI4.A T TneW x Rvenini. i1 \% HITLHALL, Tuesdasy Evening. Kinostown. -The 4ssistalLce left for Plymouth T s aesterdav c Qnuenstown.-The ?? Ocrdile arrived from Portsmouth a ve'torcrday and left the same day for Malta and Bombay. nt ?? Bi i/crteS left for Arranl Island and A Londlondliery on the 17th inst. w (hibraltr .-Tihe Ceyjrea left for Mwta yesterday. 01 ;s The anlari.' arrive~l ...

... c ! - -- ?? - [o F.Oyi otT. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] | s of LoNDOyN, June 5th. 'rc The Admiralty is discussing the question as n he to whether officers in receipt of Government S It allowances to be expended for stated purposes *or should disburse that money at co-operative . at stores or over the counters of regular trades- men. Some time back a captain purchased two is claret jugs at a co ...

... id Three soldiers were arrested in Naas on ThursdaylU r night by the military for singing through the publicf d street God save Ireland. They were under the .o0influence of drink, and were followed by a crowd. The e soldiers are stated to be recruits from Dublin, P d Several men were sentenced at Cork on Friday to g two months' imprisonment for assault, and it was stated P Is by the ...

... SOUJTHAMIPTON. TNI SHIP.-At the meeting of the ! i5- TaAINING SHIP.-At the meeting of the Town ud Council on Wedaesday, the Mayor moved that a Be deutation be appointed to wait upon the Lords of the i~,Acrlrar0 requesting their Lordships to place a f training-ship at this port. Junior Bailiff J. Whitchur- . ih seconded the motion, which was agreed to. )le, DgA.m OF Mit. Lnox EMAmJBL.-The ...

... YElST1?' 3 S ( 'VOUNCtL MKEETING. ?? v Pn I L-ll',1t1i1 Town11 Counneil CUilnOt 1bO J oii('iOiialiioUn. '41 (iI its 4i101 ICE4cjltlt'1 oi the just :II 4i)ol1till thin''-' 5'11'l. is SailS tilt Cn l l: ,1)1 .( ra . itE ttot (juitt tiwc hall of' a ltu sit- Ml 'Lliigo til ?? o (aL: .:pi:tve trivai~l inl ('ilt 'iiO4.1 IC littw i ph jil ?? oil lte ll .i1Cl)e tpt T. i _ Il 4.!:1 ?? 'lLa t i%'!'0l ...

... I A R V E S T P R o SPE C T S 'I (From the 1fek Lane Express.) 'Most of the wheats are now in ear, and another week at will show the material of which the wheat harvest of ta lSS' is to be made. The week just past has in some Sc cases been a critical one-in all cases must have been w a highly important one-to the wheat crop, and the Si major portion vf its influence has been so much more to ...

... GOSPORTa Mr. Bahlarvn Flcoinig Local Government Board lnspeetor, has writte e'pressing his intention of hold- iog an inquirv ; ith reference to the applications pro- posed to Le ri;adlo for poeer to borrowv adequate sumls for the erection of s uiable offices for the local authori ties inl coneection w ith the Thorngate l'Hall. The splendid band of the Royal Marine Light infantry comucnced ...