... - NEWS 0F THE STANLEY -- EXPEDITION.: . .--I S1 EXPLORER ?? MLAST -T JANUARY, ?? (BS ) , - - Zan &i.Dzibar, Novemer. S Couriers have- arrived from Tabora, bringing directnewiof akHiY Stanley's expdtion- jdrtion- which was encountere at the ep of , Nojeaber last year by detachments of Arabe carrlinlgoxo trade and :barter i the nteicr-of p Africa, .in the region between Lakes Albert. Nyas, and ...

... TfHE GAELIC INVADERS OF AMERICA. ARRIVAL AT QUEENSTOWN YESTER. DAY. Queenstown, Thursday. The City of Rome, with the Gaelic Team on board, did not arrive here until daylight this rmorn'uzg. The delay occasioned to hei was not solely attributable to the strong east wind which she experienced, but to a slight disarrangement ,of her machinery, which caused the big liner to Stop in mid-ocean for ...

... , THE KATIONKAL LIBERAL [i F FMERLATION. - I ?? t~ |Birmin-gham, W ednesday.- B es annual Conference of the National Liberal Federation wasi resumed at Birmingham to-day. There was again a ful attendance of delegates. :!Sir J ,Kitson presided, and amongst those on the, 1 platform2 were- Sir WH Hacourt, Sir George Trevelyan, Lord Ripon [j Lora Aberdeen, Lord apenoer, Mr Childers, Mr Mun- delta, ...

... I 'Rourlial. ,- .. --l- ?? ?? ?? I DUBLIN FRIDAY. NOV. 8o0 188S. I TLin: beat proof of the great effect of -,r. Giad- stone's Birmingham campaign is thaat it has compelled Lord Salisbury to make an imita- tion trip tu Mid-Lothia:n. But what a con- trast between the triaumphal ovation to the great Liberal Leader in the Cave of back-! sliding Ptadicalisnm, and the hollow reception i to the ...

... MISCELLASNEOUS ITI'EMS. Mr. BalL cur has almost recover ed his normal health. A, West Bromwich publii:as yesterday fined I 15 for permnittinc: bec-irg, on his ?? £ITe Ducl ess rt f Sutherland died at Stafford HEuse, St Jasres's. London, on Satarday night. l'e-resentatives of tire Southo' Wales coal miners met at~z erdare yesterday and decided to ask an I advanoe of v'ages.- New-s h:rs reached ...

... IiIGI SHELiFFS FPuit l tj. 'Tlhe following are the narme 03 Se of I oeln returued by the Judges tt AzS ise ,Ot k which -seleetins nre tc be :na'le, to t the oive of :&gh Sller;ffduriLg ?? u':t Tea: ?? ne ?? fthi. . obora; itt; ascr FKiZsta-n Bnze,.n i'.:art eny 1: r.- I ioy P5rk. Bucks, Ingl.td-; Wvill a i-hsr, 1- . M :- liner Lodge, lire.,. anv b. '.t..u.iniu; ?? AastLnIm ('oUN M-1enry ...

... IRISH PUBLIC WORKS, THE ROYAL COMMISSION AND THE GOVERNMENT. THE DRAINAGE AND NAVIGATION OF THE RIVER SHANiOK, N~O. 4g -ighfield road, Nov. 13th. Sm,-The Shahnon-the mighty Shannon- flowing from Lough Allen to the sea-the largest river in the British Isles-haLs been in the hands of the Government, the Board of Works, and the engineering doctors appointed by themn for the improvement of its ...

... EXTR1A AORDIA- = 2Y St, .; I i: i~tiA D~. ?? Yeuoterdlav in the Soutb.ou ?? . .: - Po'ice Court, 3Mr. \iWod:oA1 ?? . ,! womanI of attaac;:vc :q, r ar..s;e: e: Hamilton, 13 Ovca-rcoad : i. ?? . to auswver a SumMtraCs La 1dr. Patrick WVilliam Kizig. - to show cause way slhe ahtouid l.-E: to 3;eep the peace towards iaio. 3Mi Philip Whitie (;;iszrucLeri f , . :mii Malone, sv-icfto.rs.) ap)rir i ...

... IAPROVEMEN'l ' OF POULTRY CULTUR^E. Althonugl it mus hbcen kno-.w-n athat poultry .;e? ing is a most prcitable a-i imneorutir Eeceeie a; Irish rural industry. nz Etatisrics have ?? been gathered or Tub:ishtd br ?? its ie monetary value to th e countrv coal;1 le ze- mined. Theat it is of much value goes W7 saying. aud that its value mar te vas lanced we have no doubt. In een2etion series of ...

... I SIONAT lR -OF .,.m -CsH WARRE1~N. .Th'Ptss mis-oscially informed that Sir Charles Warren tendered his reigiation of his appointment as Cenmis3ioner f M:etroplitan. . Police on Thursday last.- Tae Press Association . adds on the highees authority that the relations between Sir Charles Warren and tbe Home Office hve for some time been straind The action of ,.the-departmentin reference to the ...

... THE UNITED STATES AND \NGLAND . ?? ?? .v ~ b LORD SACKGRLLE EANDED ev HIS PASSPORT. IN-TERVIEW WITH THE 1EX. AMBASSADORI* (srraL TELmreAs.) Washington, Wednesday. The United States Government have SuID. rmrarily closed the Sackrille incident by handio the ?? Minister his pasport. Mr. Bavard, Secretary of Stct e, has sent a notification to thrs * effect to the British Foreign Office. It is. ex. ...

... EVICTION NEAR RATHKEAIE. I~ ~~ . _ _, ?? . _ STUBBORN RESISTANCE BY A WIDOW AND BERWFAMTILY; Limerick, Thursday. Mr. Hobson, Sub-sheriff, Limerick, with a force of fifty poiice under District-Iuspector Reilly and Major Rolestone, proceeded to carry out evictions to-day near Rathkeale. At the house of Mary Scanlan,.a widow, strong barricades were erected and a desperate resistance waas offered. ...