... ?? ?? T -ANA)? YPT. ?? I ?? ? -- 1. ?: ?, :: : I . , ?- j - I mT EVACUATION OF KHARTOU. ._A GAE RPGS0- DEMORAIASED._ -(TIss TSLEGRAMBi. Khartoum, Sunday Evening. Toa.st lhree hutdreed men, with rone gun, 'Pi&OcM ite ?? the steamer Rocket in {he direction of Senaar, in order to clear away the barrier ntade across the river by the. Arabs with the boats captured a fevw days ago. Tomoaow the ...

... NORTE DUBLIE UNION. a Yesterday the weekly meeting of the griardians I of this urdin 'was held in:: the. boardroom of -the 1 wosthonte. Mr. -Anth-ony O'NeilL J , 'presided. Other guardians present-. a MenrsJion Gibbs- WM=liam Roper JP: Franis Carr, Peter Brennae, Thomas Connelly, John Whyte, John M ?? tt'Mabenl, Pl P. TC; !Matthei; FBrenan, John Entureay, George 5act-ie, TC: Johni 1 Carolen.. ...

... I - arteLn. ItmrEL I DUBLIN, SATURDAY, JMdUkRY , 1 WE report in full, but not at greater length i than the importance of the subject lnerits, a, the discussion which took place yesterday at ft the special meeting of the Incorporated Law a Society on the question of the anzalgaiation th of the two branches of the leghal profession- ti The subject was opened by M1r. Clay in an el elaborate and ...

... T ?? : A T1NALT; ,APAti$. X - - COfFi~EBN LofMfilCK. If (sidOn orLva~~R~] .D ..Limerick,,Satulday.. To-day a Cgffefetcle Oi Naeondi Tschers wasi Iheld in the-eeuncil. chamber of the Limerick Town _ Hall for the purpose f takiigsteps wiith a wie* to remove the grievanew to iaideh the Iris teachers are at present sublect. Mr. tAURICJ LENIHA'i, J.P. (Mayor of Llmeriok' presided, Amongst those ...

... The folowit appeared i our Second Edition Of yesterdlays --THE CRIBS IN EGYPT. |(aify Ncwcs Telegrams.) I e Sonakims, Wednesday S.5 p.m. It The EgyptianL officers of thle black troops have been replaced by men trom the rauks. Lo) The Prefect of Police, of whom I have already telegraphe d, li. e been dismissed, aid is succeeded t) by Mr. Bewley, tle able and L5ergetic chief of the transport ...

... I MILITARY INTELLIGEXZ E I . . ?? OUR CORRESPONDENTT) In accordtnce with London, Satadaj -| In accordance W th instructions frn the Guards the preliminary 56 days' dr c undermentioned regiments of Irsh M,, commence en Monday at thep'aces indiC Artillery-Duke of Gonnaught's Own, 81i Sligo Barroks; Losndonderrv, at Londr Baiac.k; . and the Waford, at Water Infantiy-North Mayo, at Ballina; Do ...

... SIXTEEN SIHULLTNGS IN THE PoUJND. Yesterday in the Court of Conscience, before Mr Abraham Shackleton, J P, Owen R'Farland, of 39 Meath-street, appeared as plaintiff, seeking to re- cover L-I 17s from John O'Keeffe, of 7 Great Ship- street, pensioner. The Plaintiff-I lent this man Li Gs Gd. He paid me 9s 6d of said amount, and owes sme X1 l7s. TheDefendant-Your worship, he eharges 16s ini ...

... ARCBIHO OTHE ARCHBISHOP OF CASHES I _ (FROM OUR REPORTER) Kilkenny, Monday. To-day his Grace the Most Rev Dr Croke, Archbishop of Cashel, left Kilkenny to visit Dr Kavanagh at Kildare. His Grace since his srri- val has been the object of a most widespread SOd enthusiastic demonstration of welcome by the people, and his departure was made the sign*l for a renewal of the expressions of love and ...

... THE IRISH LANGUAGL I The council of the Gaelic Union for the Preser- vation and Cultivation of the Irish Language held its weekly meeting on Saturday, at the Mansion House, Mr. John Fleming in the chair. There were also present-Mr. Douglas Hyde, Mr. John Morrin, Rev M H Close, MA, hon treasurer; and Rev J E 'Nolan, 0 D C, and Mr. H 6'Mulrenin, hon s cretaries. Letters were read from the Rev ...

... 1. The following aprpewed in our Second Edition I a vester~dav :- ~ T =Ly-IlE SOUDAN., I - T (DUyL '¶BWS TELEGRAM,) Dongola, Saturday. j A messenger from General Gordbn arrived here lastnaighti He brings a letter date the 9th September, therefore l0on previous to the despatch received by LordWoflseley on the 4lth inst. Most of thel fUcts, consquently, are already known. General Gordon refrs to ...

... T .MILITARY INTELIGENCE. _ A party of ten men of the 2nd Battalion the King's Own Borderers has been ordered from Dublin to Berwick-on-Tweed for duty at the depot until further orders. Colonel N Stevenson has arrived from Cork and taken up his duties as Deputy Adjutant-General at Headquarters in Ireland, in succession to Col Sir T D Baker, K C B, appointed Adjutant-Gene- ra] of the Army in ...

... THE GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY !SCHEME. I I Refe.encehaving been made t, the proposed new scherne of joining the Great Southern Rail- way with the Kingstown line by the south side, it may be of interest to give the particulars of the ?? as it stands in its immature state. It is t4 start from the Kireastewn line, at, least the promoters will strive to have running powers over that line, near Sydney ...