... ili. REUTER'S MLAIL AND STEAMSHIP NEWS.I New York, Saturday.-The Canard steamer Etruria arrived here at 8 p.m. to-day. Port Said, Sunday.-The Allan steamer Hispania 1 and the British India steamer Kerbela, from Bow- bay, left to-diay for Liverpool and London re- spectively. Liverpool, Monday.-The HIall Line steanimr Merton Hall left yesterday for-Boinbay. S Port Said, Monday.-The Hall Line ...

... TUIE PUl.LIC IIEALTH. SI tiut 1\ IlI-ilT1OXN OF SANTITARY APP1LIANCEScl IN ABjErIX-IEN. int Tbe formation in Aberde'en of a Local Board in biti Ciicionwth th,-, \Worshipiiil Coini1'sY ofN 'a tnib, 'I ofLondon for thte purp'ose of institutitngf awit isIiA ejtratijon of competent mnoi isagrtf-w i:r~iof the dines. It shlows that the members of wat m1 imiioitatnt tradle os begianinit to realiz~e ...

... -fl.IEkbRIAL TO THE DUKEOF I It s BUJCLETUC It I UNVEiLING CEREMONY. Yesterday afternoon the Earl of Stair unveilsd I the memorial erected in the square between St i Giles' Cathedral aed the County Buildings in I Edinburgh to the memory of the late Duke of t Buecleach. The weather was most favourable for sucb a ceremony, and the proceedings were wit i nessed by a large crowd. lor the ...

... I . ar r nso itn nas1,a|s i G THE ACTION 6Y MR WILFRID BLUNT. , 0 In the Exchequer Division, Dublin, yesterday, ll before Cbief-Baren Palles and a special jury, the t bearing was resumed of the action brought by Mr o0 Wilfrid Blunt against Mr Byrse, Divisienal i h t Magistrate, for arrest and false imprisoseinst. A large crowd assembled in the hall of the Four I Courts and its vicinity, and Mr ...

... I4 I PITL A rzAMNT Ml rv a.;t,^XTAJA -sME^'i , . _ _I~ is zvem t;: '.Vo3-t L'IC.r-- ~rTr.'en1.tt..4tc ?? th 4 w ?? Fiti dJ 'Rn is4r Mr vzrna. -. ZM. T-45 U:.JOf-Ilmhnscretn Sii acr~nj, 5i,K~: k,'ill. 7fiigd~n~ r h ;e'~oc et bebrmb' -t-e eaacy nrtt 1'Pci~e $ ?? .opl t.ttr 'ioeet nn1y''C ?? -114It-cepcats t i c 4214Cq irte Itil'1iS, were presni1', 442424 Atit.qti~ik 544' 4 if . arc r Pyt.-, ...

... AFFAMRS IN IRELAND. W MR BLUNT'S ACTION AGAINST MR BYRNUH & 1n the Exchequer Division, Dublin, before the Lord Chief-Baroe and a special jiry, the action brought by Mr Wilifridl Seaven Blunt against *351 ly Byrne, Divisional Magierat. to recover d.IN for rs assault and battery, commencel Ga haturu-ivd as Great interest was manifested in the case. Mn Blunt wore the prison clothes, and derlby ...

... : la .TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARYI 14. ?? In the House of Lords yesterday Lord Cadogan, in reply to Lord Specer, stated that . . . I. - I . -.1 -- - ?? m:I the usual return of Irish agrarian outrages in P the September-December quarter would be cir.- culated on Friday, and that the supplementary returns presented to the Lower House could be laid on the table if moved for. Lord Herschell a and ...

... MR HUNTER, M.P., AT WOODSIDE Last night AMr V. A. Hunter, MIY. for North Aberdeen addressed a meeting of his constituents in Is the Burgh Hall. Woodside. Mr J W. Croosbie' iBlauevaiie Lodge, occupied the chair aud there was k a larae attendance. Letters of apology for inability St to be present were iead from Rev. Mr Saunders and Rev. Mr 1 oir and thereafter the Chairman intro- o duced ir ...

... a th t DlINGWALr. rsE PIIESIkYTIav.-At a meeting of To e Dingwall Free Presbytery yesterday, an extract from cu the Glasgow Presh tvy meeting sustaining the Call W to the Rev. Mr Maclilijidl and the reasons for trans. hr e lation were laid on the table. Edict was ordered to m d be served at Dingwall onl 26th February, and corn- A missioners were appointed to prosecute the call oln hi coh March ...

... MR SH{AW-LETEVlIES FABLI S. The revival by Mr Shaw-Lefevro of the cxaloF1r1 libel on Lord Salisbury's Government that the; ',i. secretly favoured Home Rule in lS.-d in or1. ti attract the Irish vote, anid the acceptance e: its fiction as true by the Separatist orcanS iii ih. if', render it desirable to republish Lord Saiii; orY emphatic contradiction,, contained in a letter ro Mlr Mlaclure, M ...

... a - I. THE ACTUIN AGAINST MR BALFOUP. InI the action 'brouRht by Patrick Barrett of lBallin- cL sloe against M)Tr IBalfour, the Chief Secretary for Tre- land, for alleged slander in hii M1anchester speech, |i and the trial of which has been remitted to the L Recorder of Dublin, £1 has been lodged ii Court ci as enaugh to satisfy the plaintiff's claim for damages. . _ , =- ? - is ABERDErN ...

... THE POPE'S ALLEGED SYMPATHY WITH HOME RULE. . Dr MIEvilly, Arcbbishop of Tuam, in opening the' annual retreat in Tuam Cathedral yesterday, said rumours had been sent about by certain newspapers and interested persons, to the effect that the Pope was opposed to the legitimate aspirations of the Irish dc people, but there had never been a fouler calumny of invented. Ie could assure them that not ...