... FOREIGN TELEGRAMTS. I (Ey Rsuterzs and Ordinary Telegra-h.) 5R E INFERINAL MAChIN-ES. .cTIFEIIPT ON MESSRS. -VAsNDERBILT AND FIELD. New Yorl, Sunday. An attempt haa been made by some un- *; persons upon the lives of TMr. Vander. Di and Mr. Cyrus Field by means of infer. nril nmachines sent through the post. While so rorte the package addressed to Mr. all- d;eilt explodled in the mail bag, and ...

... SUMMARY OF NEWTS. 0 t Yesterday there were athletic sports at Lana. I I downe road grounds. Yesterday the lawn tennis matches were played in Fitzwiil am square. Yesterday, being Whit Monday, the Dublin Stock i Exchange weasclosed. t The German Governmeot has suspended the sale B of the Vienna Figaro for a period of two years. The electric railway from Portrush to Bushwills, the first in the ...

... I THE GRE&VEST TUNNEL IN THE WORLD. The Standard correspondent writingtrom Lu- gano on Tuesday night ?? morning the Italin visitors set out on their return from Lucerne to Milan, accompanied by the guests in. vited from Germany and Switzerland, whom they are now to have the honour of entertaining on Italian soil. The entire company, numbering up- wards of five hundred persons, made the ...

... THlE LAAND ACT. I 'IlE LAND COAfMISSIOX COURT. C:c:c aMr. Justeice C'Hagan and Mr. Coandis- I sioner Lflton, Q.C.) Jd.iMJi.;enna, tenant ; Henry Owen, landlozrd icseph M1t'enna. tenant; same, landlord. ,it, e cria3s stood for jsigrment. ?? 0sasan, in deliveting judgment, said i- ritin; notice of John h-enna stated- his .r t-1,ia statute, the rent being £33S 7e o'd, ; , i-ght to set aside a ...

... 3LIN LADIF.S' SANITARY ASSOC'IA. i TION. 1 A Ward, F K C S I, delivered tho second eourae of lectures on hygiene and domestic I `in to at large class of ladies It the Town cxnxilines, on Saturday. The subject -vas Dii getion. During the course of the Air Ward stated that of the sixty--is ese- a s entering into the formoation of tids at` doutth entered into the formation ti g eu erated and ...

... I fTw4J tALLEX1A TRAGEDY. I 4. i (SPECIAL TELEGRAM FROM OUR SPECIAL CO RRESPONDENT.) Ballina, Thursday, To-day 3Ir. Mostyn, one of the coroners for the county~Mayo, reaumed the inquest on the body of the boy Patrick Melody, in the courthouse of this itown. * Mr. George Bolton, Crown Solicitor for the county)Tipperarv, attended on the part of Mr. Owenristhe County Inspector. Mr. A. Nicol1g, in- ...

... (FRoW OUR OWN COREESPONDENT.) On Tuesday the Ballybav Presbytery met at Creggan to induct the Rev A It Drysdale to the pastoral oversight of that conagregation. The Rev Thos Dysart preached an im pi-essive sermon. Rev Jas M'Cully explained Presbyterian principle and ypolity. Rev J G Smitch put the prescribed ques- tions, and offered up the instailation prayer. Rev James Aliskelly addressed the ...

... I~~ I Mr. Michael Davitt arrived in Dublin lsat even- ing. There is ro change in Sir John Holker's condi- tion. Last Dight Mr. Michael Davitt arrived in Dublin. The Most Rev Dr Nulty left Drogheda yesterday morning for Navan. The Princess Louise will arrive in Liverpool on Thursday, en route for Canada. The cricket rmatch between the Carragh and Trinity clubs was played yesterday in the ...

... EAMENDMENTS TO THE COERCION | 1 -BILL, t .(SPEEI TELEGRAM FROl OUR0.COERRESPONDmT.) | (SrEOLSJ. TELE~nA~London, Tuesday Morning. Mr. Chas. Russell has given notice of the fol. lowing amendments to the Prevention of Crime Bill when it is considered in comanittee :-Omit lines 14 tnd 15 and ineert instead, 'By acts or threats of violence or injury to person or property, uses intimidation or ...

... THlE BANGOR STEAMERS- INAUGURAL Trip oif TIM SASON. For Os. Saturday the Messrs. Moore, proprietors of hci the Belfast and Bangor steasmers, invited a large CSb Party of friends to take part in the inaugural trip the of the season. The Bangor Castle was the boat Mr selected for the occasion, and the pleasant cruise dei was ?? at one o'clock in the afternoon. SUE The weather was thoroughly ...

... .i GONIETa ELOCUTION CLASS CONVERlSAZIONE. OwINo to the absence of the teacher of Ligoniel elocution class, who left the country in September last, the class had not the usual competition for medals this season; but the members instead gave a conversazione last evening in the Wolflill schoolroom, which was kindly granted for the occasion by Mr. William Orr, one of the directors of the company. ...

... TVs interest taken by the King of Sweden in all matters affecting the health and happiness of his subjects is so well known as to need no comment. Ever ready to adopt improvements affecting existing institutions, provided the innovation can be shown to be beneficial to the people, his Ma- jesty was the first to appreciate the value of the gymnastic system of training elaborated by the late ...