... 1 'j ARABI THREATENING, I 2 PREPARING FOR AN ATTACK. 5_ ARRIVAL OF REINFORCEMENTS. e ALARM AT CAIRO AND PORT a SAID. t A NATIVE OUTBREAK APPRE- HENDED. ,SHOCKING CONDITION OF e ALEXANDRIA. 0 London, Monday.. a This morning the following telegram -was re- e caved at the Admiralty from Admiral Sey. .mour:- Alexandria, Monday, 8 am. ?? night quiet. Tamar arrived. Salamis and two ironclads in ...

... THE DEFEAT OF THE GOVERN-I MENT. -I - (FROMI TkHE SPECTATOR.) There wma3 something grotesque about the little defeat suffered by the Government on Friday week. It was very odd to see the Conservatives vying with the dubious Liberals in their zeal to thrust on the Government a thick stick for use . against the Irish with which tleo Government do not desire to'be armed. Of course, the Conserva- ...

... i - I In L -7s \ ~l ?? cc: h' L~z. Lin'. to a-tent, or ~.-nf o., t~ie aer. ai-ca an IW 1 e10-21 . a a ?? ciJ'; 1ax v; ?? ea p..i. tic.- ~ r.: tit IU zi--r ?? A va- 5. .4 ?? .Ciat, gadiint14l v -'Ua1~1 CiI'iU t,~I a ,parna! to, the3 a'l-.X-al a- -cta Ic -jauci ttno t Ib-a OZr?CQ1i¶, c-iaothr, u to a oo as leader for U i rs c-ee 8Cc. r e.ogoted., ,hhrv? were offered uv'acv (ta~Sc i goao--4ji ...

... I LATEST_ NEWS. I (By Freeman Specal Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Freeman Office. 211 Strand, London, Friday Moraing. Considerable sensation was created in the lobby yesterday after3noo Xy the announcement con- tained in one of the eveninz papers that an en- gagement had taken place outside Alexandria, in which the forces of Arabi had been victorious. Questions were asked on the subject ...

... V _ - L.- . 'ron the 1ady Correspondent of the Evenfn - Tetegi'4Dk) London, Tuesday Evening. In erery grant shock or coznmotioa, whether re. ligidou or polical, by which the world is over. come we are sure to feel the upheaving of the ground on which we tread, and for a while go. stumbling along, thrown off our balance by the - doubt cast around Qur path. It was not likely that tae events in ...

... ARREST AT ROSCREA. (FROM OUR CORRESFIONDEN7.] Roscrea, Thursday. An arrest undes the Prevention of Crimes Aet took place here last night. About ten o'clock a number of young men were conversting on tht pathway when Head-Constable 'MCaffray and the police patrol passed. Almost immediately after the party dispersed, and the police, meeting one ot them, Mr. John Maher, a shopkeeper in Limerick. ...

... FOREIGN ELEGRAMS. - G.M S .. . .i. (By Iteuters and Oidinsri Teiegraph.) ! THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS. SURRENDER OF THE FORTS DEMANDED. PROCLAMATION OF ADMIRAL SEYMOUR. THREATENED BOMBARDMENT OF ] ALEXANDRIA. l -.-l TWENTY-FOURS' GRACE. EXTENSIVE WAR PREPARATIONS. DEPARTURE OF TROOPS. (CENTRAL NEWS TkLEGRAM.) Alexandria, Sunday. The officials report that the Egyptians are still covertly strengthening ...

... DROGYEDA SUB-CMMXISSIOI (V1tom OUR CORESPoNDMqT.) Drogheda, Tuesday. To-day at ten o'clock the business of the Sub- Commission was resumed in the courthouse by Messrs M T Crean, Seymour Mowbray, and George Kenny, with Mr. Adolphus Bond as Deputy Regis. trar. John Carey, tenant; James Donovan, landlord. The aereage is Sla Or 29p (Iris), euivalent to 50a 2r lp statute; rent, £77 l8s yearly; poor ...

... 'THE REPRESENTATION OF MALLO W. ?? (SPECIAL TELEGRAM FROM OUR CORRESPON- DENT.) Mallow, Wednesday Night. A meeting of the supporters of Mr. William O'Brien, the National candidate for the repre- sentation of the borough, was held at the old post- office, at eight o'clock thi3 evening, in response to a circular issued yesterday asking their attend- ance. Mr. Jonx FITZGERALD T Cin the chair. The ...

... The Queen has approved of the appoinlment of Sir Garnet Wolseley to be Commauder.in-Chief of the expedition which is about to be despatched to Egypt. Her Majesty has also approved of the appointment of Sir John Adye to be Chief of the staff. NOTES FROM THE CURRAGR. (BROte OUR CORRESPONDENT.) Curragh Camp, Saturday. Major General C C Fraeer, V C, C B, comnmaind- mng the Curragh Brigade, will ...

... iTHE TNEW COERCION ACT, I A RMIESTS IN DRIUMCOLLOGRER. I (SPECIAL TELEGPAM.) I Broadfora, Saturday. Last evering11, about balf-past eight o'clock, Patrick O'lieeffe, es-suspect, Broadford, togetheri wvith two old tramps, strangers to the locality, and whose names are not known, were arrested in rhcurcologher by Sub-constable UIGnire under lie curfew cliaise of the Crimes Bill. After being ...

... X I -_ _ LAND COMMISSION CURT OF APPEAL. (SPECIAL TELEGRAX PROM O0R SPECIAL REPORTE.) Belfast, Tuesday Evening. 3Mfr. Justice O'Hagan and Mr. Commissioner Vernon sat in the courthouse, Belfast, at half-past ten this morning, and continued the hearing of fair rent appeals. Abraham NV. Sinclair, tenant; William and T. M'Cormack, landlords. The tenant, Mr. Sinclair, who is a merchant in Newry, ...