... THE L1STOWEL AFFRAY. SPE;CIAL T=LEGRAf1 FROM Qua COPPESPON- lENT.) Listowel, Thursedyv. The adjourned inquiry into the charge preferred ageint .Nr. Harrington and several others for un- lawful assembly on the occasion of the disturb- ance in Listowel on the 2nd inst. was resumed to-day before Messrs G R Browne, one of the Royal justices; Heffernan Consicine, B 31, ZNew. sarset. and T Butler, R ...

... ;I LATEST NEWSI r- - , I (By Freeman ' pecial Wire.) 2 LONDON CORRUSPONDENCE. rreein Offic. 211 Stranl, Lendon, Saturday Mornnig. Public anxiety as to the future of the Egyptiani embroglio was to some exteut allayed by the ma. ture of the intelligence received yesterday momrn- ing, which appeared to be generally regarded as of an unexpectedly favourable character, Up to the time of writing, ...

... IMR. CHARLES RUSSE LL, MAP,,I ANDI MS. DICKSON, M f. P. I I _ _ (SPECIAL TrLEGR.AM Fl'O.' OUR COIlRE- 5 | SPONDENT.) t Enoiskillen, Monday. The Fermanagh Farmers' Association held its Bfirst public demonstration here to-da-y. The asso- ciation has been working since the proclamat on of the Land League, and has been ?? successful in its mode of work and giving assistance to poor momlbers who ...

... THE EXCISE l-XAMlNATION. ! TO THE EDITOR OF THE FmEu.X. SIR-Having read several letters in your paper relative to tlhe late excise exaamin:,tiou, I wish to say a few words concerning theta, which I hoine wvill find inuertiou in your c toumns. Your corre- spondents believe, annt wish it to be uiderstoo I, that the Ciil Service Commuissionere do not ?? fair Ola; in the selection of the best ...

... ; P (FROM OUR OWSi COBBSPON -DENT). The Rev. Villiarn Dinwiddie, the respected pastor of tlhe Carnden-road congregaticn. having re-igned his charge in order to proceed to New Zealand, the state of his health compelling him to take that course, a meeting of hiscongregation was held to bid him farewell, to wish him God- sneed, and to present him with a subatantial token of their affection and ...

... GARLYLE, MERSON, ND HUGO. Carlyle could not fall in with the current of L-3 time, as Emerson and Victor Hugo diu-i :e philosophy was reactionary, and his- inuen- a short-lived. He united witih German ?? and romanticism and English worship of force andi a caustic Scotch hamour that were quite foreing to it, and the compound of farni-o n-ilcspf r ao native practice was not a stalb one. r. I ge:. ...

... S U S P E N'° i IRISH MEMBERS. I' (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) (By Freeman Special Wire.) London, Sunday. T'he continuous sitting on Friday and Saturday wil be in one sense more memorable than that -: ich culminated in the suspension of thiety-five 0era'bers Ibst year, for it marks on the part of the Government and the officials of the boase 3 more shameless disregard of the laws 3eci usages of ...

... ORDINATIONS AT ST PATRICKES COLLEGE I MAYNOOTa. The following is a correst and complete list of the stodents who received Holy Orders at tha Ordinations held in MaYnooth College, on the 24th, 25th, and 29th June Rev Thomas O'Dea, Kiifenora Rev Tinothy Courtney, Kerry Rev Micbae! Doooievy, Meath Rev John Clancy, Elphin Rev Patrick Downey, Ossory kev Richard Quinn, Dublin Rev Thnmas RNan, Dublin ...

... SIR J. WKERNNA, M.P. VZO TaS EDrTOs orD va FnEEjAsY,. House of Commons, July 4th_. traa S-I pegret to have to deprive yout generally oareful and w6e1l-informed correspondena of the point he put on a paragraph in his letter of Sunday which appeared in your paper of yester. day. I did not speak on Saturday on an amend- meat which be states was proposed by one of the Irish members who were ...

... I 9ULI-T-ARY INT~ELL~IG-ENC-E.- ARMY NEWS FROM CAMPS AND CLUBS. (FRO3t OUR KEYTAE. CORRESONDENT.) London, July 29th. The military clubs were in despair last even- I ing. So Arabi had caved in, and there was i to be no fighting after all. It was cruel to the last degree, cruel to Sir Garnet, cruel to the holders of good staff appointments, cruel to the | honourablea and rich men's sons who ...

... I A D**Y- FEY. TED TEH! EN-DTL. ! - Gi C . LiU2MA-NITY,-. v z ?? ?? hi r U AIt i i'e' f- ?? v'st^ree-ed tre est-- 'il' lecen- -. s - 2e-,7 XC.`Yrk T±wLs., i *-le r- .--lIe nf' dC t'hat vwoulcd try hv , - -n-'w:JC e ?? tho e a i;- c r, c1 tt re'ain 'a Airy. The ?? ! .c avy and yeaar.; _, ah,} at tedabe.k:_ zr-.- .czvt tade rA 'cs ofem h I loytaecm.' All xl.o1 n> . ,cq-L'v Ify 1:aade ia-te. ...

... [ HE CRONERSHIP OF QUEEN'S COTUNTY. I nwn In. -ar-t ?? TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. Pallas, Maryborough, July 10th. DEAR SiL-Mr. John Kealy, of Wolfbill, Athy, the writer of a letter on the coronership of Queen's County published in your issue of the 8th inst, makes a couple of statements which I vwish to refer to in the columns of the Freema. This gen- tlemanwhose zeal outrun s his ...