... SPECIAL TELEGRAMS PROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. I The Austrian steamer Tibor arrived at Gibraltar on Sunday with propeller worked loose. The schooner Luanda June, of Wexford, is ashore near Wexford. Crew saved. I he steamer Gwendoline, of Middlesbrough, from London, stranded when entering Sunderland Harbour. Crew saved by appaiatus The vessel will probably come off. The steamer Cannel, from Cardiff for ...

... MR PICKARD, M P.. TO PAY DAMAGES. At Leeds yesterday, the action for slumier brought by Mr Pepper, owner of the Monk Bretton Colliery, neainst Mr Pickard, M.P., was concluded.—Defendant bad cait reflec- tions on the working of the colliery and the treatment of the miners. J a crJUrt he alleged iuaccurate reports anil-,rivileve.-Av-rdietw.As given in favour of plaintiff, damages, £500. ...

... THE TRIAL OF MR RICHARD K. FOX (SPORTING LIFE TELIIAM.L NEW YORK, Ttie,day.t iie trial in which Mr Richard K. Fdx was charged witu aiding and abetting in bringing off prize fights resulted to- day in that gentleman'* acquittal. ...

... WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. I The steamer Gamma, from Alexandra for Hull, has put into Malta with boilers leaking. The Crofton Hail grounded in the Hooghly. but got off with assistance and oroceeded. The schooner Winifred, of London, laden with super- phosphate, has been towed into Grimsby derelict, after collision. The schooner South Downs, of Rye, from ...

... Miss Violet- Your brother Percy is studying for the ministry, is he not ? Mr Daze- Yes, and he is going to take orders in a few weeks. Miss Violet— Going to take orders ? Good. ness It is bard that he should have to abandon his good calling to wait iu a restaurant. ...

... BY OUR SPECIAL W195. FROM OUR MILITARY CORRESPONDENT. LONDON, WsDnNSDAY.-Mfajor Povah, 2nd Bat- talion Dublin Fusiliers, has been appointed As. sistant Quartermaster-General (officiating) on the staff of the Bombay army. At last, after a long delay, the two vacancies for majors in the Limterick Militia have been filled up. The senior major is an ex-linesrnan, Major Brown, who served in the 2nd ...

... LORD BRA?SEY'S IMPRESSIOI*?S O? AU8TBA2LIA. ?? ,s last oveniugatth ?? LordBrasseydelivered W! n leoture upou bbsi Re~cent Impress one inx Australia.; Lord Dunraveu n seeided, arid there was an ?? *4 large gathering. (An the platform were several Agents- j t General aurid othc ner soor 1 malrk representing our Colo- th nies. Lord Brensr.ly said he. proposed to deal mainly ij with thoprospeot2 ...

... IREILA?ND. * WI. BLUNT'S ACTION. ?? brought by Mr. Wilirid Blunagsatfi. Brnedisiioralsneisteate, wae yesterday resumied iu Dubtin. The flrst wvitness called !wYas Edwzard W~helan, u boycotted cavotal;or eu Lord Claur~iClOnlO'B etatO, who doporsd that oa his Ifathor'n deathl, iu May, iS18B, the s'unerel had to tako | lace at fien the morningt by the light of lampos. I Vstansel and policeman ...

... I Corn.. war?ta. Su?r? zeso1utiou?, each the proo I posit?io*i of ? op?uitative body of buainesa men somewhere or other in the Urnited l~ingdom, will be sub- mitthd £or the consideration of the Maccia- tion of Chamers o2 (lorasee which ese to-nmorrow, Wednesday, and ¶thuljsday. In the disposal .of thi ean amount. of worr thie iun . of business siting *at the }Idtel tro- poo gildubtiess sot a. ...

... | THE ATIONA L:B TJNG HOSPITAL. ; 'Yesterdaythe third anngual mneeting the on- tribixtors jof the above' hospital. was hela at tih Hopital, 32 Holles-street. Alderman Serant, -as e 'tc s for ?? WMayor, Krpresided. Amongs~atthose present were- :Rev 'A Plunletit, Rev. Father.O'Maey, Wm .Find. later, a J Lombard, M1rs Browne, Mrr and Mrs Escon. Dr-nna Mrs Bce, Mrs M'Clean, -Mrs Meldon, -MA MWee, ...

... LO -DD, C _RESPO - _;NC (BY RoRRERfAN SPZCIAL WIR i .- (FRom OUR OWTN CORRESPNflfl) Freamn Office, 211 Strand, Loadon, MoPday Morning. The events of the opening week .f the session both in and out of Parliament have unquestion- ably given the Government a rough shalke The, victory of Mr. Buchinan in West Edinburgh is one the immense importance and significance l of which the Tories find it ...

... I I Nos Fercher darllenodd Dr W. J Wil- liams bapyr rhagorol gerbron aelodau Cym- Y, jeithas Lenyddol Moriah ar irouliad si Ymborth. L Nos Waner cyn y diweddaf bu aeloda u Cymdeithas Lenyddol Engedi yn mwyn- G hau papyr gwrir ddyddorol a llafurfawr o ff eiddo Mr Robert Jones, Chwarel Pen-yr- rt orsedd, ar Babyddiaeth.-Nos Wenrer di. ei weddaf darllenwyd ipyr yagrifenedig gan b, Mr J. D. ...