... THE STATE 0P IRELAND. THE LOUGH MASK TRAGEDY. es The enquiry respecting the murders of the two bailiffs Huddy was resumed at Galway on Shturday. Two sons of r as the elder Huddy traced their father as far as Kerrigan's r- cottage, but could not find he went any further. 'They t searched Kerrigan's house with the police, and found d a. blood stains on the walls and clothes and bullet marks in C ...

... SHOCKING BOLEB EXPLOSION I BIRRMINGRAM. - THREE MEN KILLED. An alarming boiler explosion, attended by serious loss of life, occurred early yesterday morning at the works of the Stephenson Tube Company, Liverpool Street. A consider- able number of men are employed there, and at six o'clock most of them were at work. About half ara hour after that time, a terrific explosion was beard in the ...

... g The following additional collections heve been re- log' 0 ported dol Amount already announced ?? £4,971 8 3 are St. 3Iary's, Wythall ?? .13 13 4 Ho ir H Hebrew Congregaton. .1311 9 so I , St. Mary's, Aston Blrook ?? 10 5 3 tae f St. Thomas and St. Edmund's,.Erdlington .. 6 18 0 the H HolyTrinity, Smet'viek .6 2 7 the s St. James's Church, Hill .4 0 0 i n St, Mattlew's ?? 214 2 eis d St. ...

... LE~TTE R FROM THE KHEDIVE o at O firing [nnuMr.' TELEGRItMS.] much ALEXA20RIA, AuGUST?7 (5.30 p.m.) then, jungl Twent ]3eouil2 wer arreted ast night while ,refg ~~lfcifl~ t Rameb, ad arenow n confinement. butI gunb~at has oincd her Maesty's ironclad kneel j~~o~rairc, lying off Ranileb. jaig el A~nX~DitA, ugut 7 Eveing. receoil The Kh,4dive has addressed thle olwigletter ing ti 'oRlghb Pacha, ? ...

... B3ANE HOLIDAY IN BIRMINGHAM. | Yesterday-Bank Holiday-was observed in Birmingham ~iTi and neighbourhood in a manner which admitted of no soie doubt as to the growing popularity and stability of the [Hall institution, On each succeeding Bank Holiday it devolves Mr. upon the chronicler of the times to ?? an iaorease in rd the populatr appreciation and employment of these periodic disp] ...

... !a VISIT OF MESSRS. MOODY AND SANKEY N at TO BIRMINGHAM. tt ,, ould The seeretaries of the local committee (Messrs. F. ,fore Stephens, R. Whitwell, and P. E. Wilson) inform us that tim LAD- Messrs. Bloody and Sankey will begin their mission in th ould Bingley Hall on the 18th of January, and elose it on the hc bees, 7th of February. A large choir is being organised.; the th ect members of it ...

... . Mu. TRooro,-The following bulletin, signed by Sir WiUiam Jenner, was issued Iat night:- During the last three days Mr. Trollope has lost strength, and is in a c decidedly less satisfactory condition than he was at the beginning of the week. t GAZETTE ANNOUNCEMENTS,-The LZondon Gazrtte last t night formally announced the lromotion of the Duke of v Edinburgh to the rank 'of Vice.2tdmirbal. ...

... IWOLVEHBHAMPON. n- Ward (25), Low~er Hotsdely -Ftelds, was chargsd wits fe onfously~ DA entering the house of George BIII V, Steelhouse ?? and stealing da gold watch and chaini and othet articles, worth i20.--1e wags remanded jor the attendance 6f witnesses. BOARD Or GaA1WIA, 5.-At a wdekly meeting, yesterday, Mr. M ?? Corke presiding, it was decided that LMr. Bretti cue- of, the II- relieving ...

... THE STATE OF ?? ( REUTEW 'TE IrGEaRAM.Y CAIRO, NOVEMpELBt 27. -This .moring the Counsel for the ?? tothe President of the Court of Enquiry a'ginsf the hear- ing of further witnesses for the prosecution, which was it tantealount to~an abrogation of the Rules of Procedure a agreed upon between the prosecution and the defence. Mr. t Broadley disclaimed all responsibility from the results O if ...

... THE COVENTRY VICARS BATE. IY, It maynow bq fairly said'that the vicar's rate agitation i ne inOeventry, aleast e.faist the parish of IicdyTrinity s, is conceined, is at an end, andl that before inother year I r h as elapsed the Act of eorge' I., which has for many Y s years been a source of illfeeling amongst the inhabitant3 wre of the city, will be ropealcd. Ycstebday a meeting of the I ds ...

... LATE SIT NEWS.I [cMdaIr's Teegraums, Per Presa Associatio%] ' FRANCE. PARIS, NovEmnm 10. The 11oaerate Republionz papers comment favourably upon li, Duclero's declaration, which is only attacked by Extreme Conservative and Radical organs, The Chamber of Commerge of {Paris has voted a resolu- tion approving the peaceful conquest of M. de Brazza in the Congo territoryand urging the Government to ...

... I AN INDIAN MASSACRE: SEVENTY-FIVE I PERSONS KILLED. I Lit It seems from accoinitsjust received from North Mexico, 1 ic- dated 7th inst,, that a shocking massacre has been perpe-U be trated by the Apache Indians, the victims numbering some P he seventy-five souls, while in addition to these, a number of Id women and girls were carried off. The place attacked was ' Dy Cacas Grande, on which a ...