... THE NEWEST PHASE OF IRISH CRIME. The Frreoean's Joarna (L.) says: -- That a body of desperate men is in our midst seems no longer doubtful. What their object can be is beyond even conjecture to us. But this mich is certain-they are desperate men, carrying their own lives in their hands, and as ready to risk then as they are to sacrifice those of others. Something of the Nihilistic spirit of ...

... CORRESPOSDENCE. A STORY FROM A BLUE-BOOK. To the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE, SIR,-Your Story from a Blue-Book is a little mixed. re nil more arrested some 1,50oo persons than you have arrested the Llamla of Thibet. We arrested Te Whiti and half- a dozen others and told the rest to go about their business and live quietly on their reserves ; which they imme.. diately did. It ...

... THE NEW JIZIDLOTfZIL4N SPEECH. T)} ainnouiccmlmnt that Lord SALISBURY would speak at Edin- burgh last night was made, by a curious bit of irony, on the iery day in August on which the Conservative leader in the 1-louse of Lords published the fact that his followers had thrown him over. We ventured to predict at the time that the bitter and self-inflicted discomfiture of that day would damp the ...

... AUSBBIA. Neuben, a suburb of Vienna, has been the scene of serious rioting. A large number of workmen, aided by the mob, attacked the police with stones, and finally stormed and destroyed one of the station-honses, wound. ing the police commissary in charge. Troops were sum- summoned to the assistance of the police, and three companies of infantry, with a squadron of Uhlans were immediately ...

... 1211E :BATTLE THAT IS I COMING. The implacable spirit of Toryism which ever and anon breaks out in the Conservative party masnat to be appeased by the concession which She Prime Minister made upon the question of motions for adjournment. At present any member has it in his power, by moving the &dJounnent of the house, to interpose a con- versation upon any subjet which he may con. sider of ...

... articutars should reach the Lifflca not laler thara Sataraly Mor ning.1 K.-Aaiance Club and Institute, 65, Shaftesbury-stroet, at 8.30 p.m., Readings, by Mr. 3I ?? Hall, Pentoustroot, Pentouville, at 11.30 a.mu, Mr. Fagan, The Confessional ; at 7 p.m., Mrs. Annie Bosant, The Decay of Christiauity.-The Primrose ?? Men's Club and Iasti. tube, Charles lane, St. John's-wood, an address by Mr. ...

... TO MEE VDITOR Ot' RSYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPEr. SIn,-It mnust be recognised by all sensible persons that those who watch over their own interests are, generally speaking, the best served. Tbis appies to public as well as private matters. The House of Commons is wrongly supposed to be the vigilant guardian of the national purse.. It, however, neglects its duties, relegates its trust to a handful of its ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. _ . .. ._ I In spite of considerable opposition, the Governument have managed to maite impor- tan progress with their new h ?? of Proce- duile. Tihe second Resolution was disposed of early last week: and on the Wed- nesday amendments were proposed to the third, some of which Mr. Gladstone ac. cepted; but by Thursday night the fifth Resolution had been passed; ...

... WELCOME To TROGOPS FROM EGYP1T. I The transport France (No. 28) arrived at Ports- r moath on Monday from Egypt. The troops wlio re- turned in the vessel were of the Grenadier Guards, b 20 olcers, one warrant officer, nine staff-sergeants. 546 mcn, and '33 horses; Coldstream Guards, 70 1 n officers, two staff-sergeants. 2z7 men, and 26 horses; t A. H. ., one stafl'.sergea2it and four men; Royal ...

... FIRES IN THE METR(POLIS rRIDAY (4).-Sthortly before one ini the llorm ni lj fire was quickly extinguished at 14, Upper £as- omiah. ?? nest fire dtild not occur until half-past thee in the afternoon, when, through the eaplkdijr Of soule chemicals in a back rooltl, the brigade were called to te Mloonisbury Baptist Missiol ball, alsor-street, soh The tine was got ndiler before very extensife d ...

... - =LA~qph . 3 ' w ?? 4 .I (v4PM 9Ua qwi oQp3O1DW& 'U FlN5}, Taasx Nrer At t) Publ ?? Cqurt to-day Kr. e. of the ten & a thc t Maamtrasisa m rders, ?? for a poslguement of; the i4 utjl 4e4 Cp on, op the goiwd t4the prisoners WQre pot gopared to wojce ir. Con- cannon, solicitor for We prdsoners, mnade an affidavit to the efiect ththe he first . sel he procured couldnot i With sapoty t.o his ltp ...

... ELFiECTION INTELLTIGENCE. CAIIBLUDGE UMV11ERSITY. ?? (DY TELEGiRAPB). (ROMX OuR~ sEctfix~ poiRE3POND ?? dc CA2RBBDGE, Fsmsx Nsoar. P~ The excitement and bustle which yesterday m prevailed throughout the daiy in all the polling- in places coaled down to-day considerably. At ° ten o'clock this morning the second daiy's poll az ,be~gan. and voting was continued through- b out the morning wvith ...