... DETAILS OF HIS ESCAPE. RIOTING AT CLONMIEL. Mr T. Healy, P., arrived at Dablin from Carrick-on-Suir yesterday morning. Mir O'Brien, who was expected, did not arrive, though detectives were watching Kingsbridge Station for him. All the stations between W~aterford and Dublin are also being watched. A correspondent at Carrick-on Suir says tha t M'essrs Considine and Bodkin, Resident Magistrates, ...

... BURNS' ANNIVERSARY. THE PROPOSED STATUE IN ABERDEEN, IUTERESTING SPEECHES. The an'elversary of the National Bard was cele. brated last night by Scotchrmen in all parts of the world, and fraternal greetings were exchanged by I the numerous clubs formed by the admirers of Burns. In Aberdeen several social events tool: place in con- nection with the celebration of the anniversary. CATIEIRING IN ...

... A FACT NVONTII HNOAVI;. It, is o 11he itiunot inportance that peapie in di.- I ealth orslmterinag froin any :oll of disense-!;u:ulc -r,: in1juh- ile:o tilel causes of thrir troubles, it, is usei -S ao mov e the si Inpi outs of a disea e as loll -ILS ihe cause, rein-: E uetou'ched to gri elarn thein alreuh. P'ririe Flos er nz- 0-; insoves the s llptoalns lilln srike, de-- at rhe r of the ...

... 1 STUDENTS' REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL SIR,-The letter signed Sigma, so far as students are concerned, requires no reply. But as it is addressed through you to the public, it is well that this inconsistent, blundering, and unmanly attack upon the Students' Representative Council should be exposed. It is hard to believe that an intelligent student should so write of the Council, harder still ...

... A MATTER OF VITAL INTERPESr. (From the London Sunrlry Timae. ) A few seeks aeo ve published an artiole gin.is some wonderful and astonishing experiences olf nunimron spersons. In the article referred to, such wonderful casen tere nen- tioned atil verified by a gentlemnen cottiecoed with thi. paper on his own experien2 v r ald that of other wercI-nown persons -that it would seem impofsiole mr ...

... - NORTH INEWS. Id in TA1N-Ooai,)lo GoOD.-A ineeting of Town tI Oil Council was held in the Council Chanibers on WVed- -it e v nesday evenin~g, for thle purpose of consiidering the A Lbot olfvrs roads on'L the previous Monday for the customs111 N Tmai anld other conuoion good, of thle town. Thle prices elIs obtained showed onl the whole a considerable increase t Isclon laist year's, though ...

... G~OSSIP PROMI THES WHITEHALL R.EVI EW, iEight or nine years ago 5om~e Berlin girl~s formedt an anlti-connubial club. bindinr tbem ilves under ai penalty of £30 not to iget mnarried. Ths resullt w-as that tbey Zall married, wiith one exception, and thet £1400 of fines which hnd accumulated was divided ir betvveen a local charity and the solitary spinster, x'.hose engagement willl probably be ...

... THE PARNELIL COMMISSION. EVIDENCE OF FENIAN LEADERS, at Wa STARTLING REVELATIONS. De On the Parnell Commission resuming yesterday, lef Major Henry M'Canon who said his bu haptisnial name was Thomas Beach, and that he was born at Cslchester, was examined. The witness stated tbat he went to America at tbh the time of the war, joined the Northern Army. and | ye: was advanced to the rank of major. ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.1 LONDON, Friday evening. It was an open secret during the evening that brought us intelligence of the death 'of the Crown Prince of Austria that the causes assigned for this unhappy occurrence might turn out to be much more grave. A rumour that His Imperial Highness had been shot actually did find its way to London, and I men- tioned it in the course of a ...

... STIIIRU OF CLYDE SEAMEN AND) FIREfSMEN. A serious strike has taken place among the seame n a, and firemen employed in thie Channel steamers isail. I ing from Glasgow. On Tuesday tafternoon, hortly th after two o'clock, the secretary of the local branch ay of the National Amalgamated Seamen and Firemen's a. Union of Great Britain and Ireland waited upon le Meiars .1. & G. Burns, and, on behalf ...

... PAJRNI&LL COMMISSION. TUST)AY'S PROOKEDINGS. The Pariioll Cornmintssmo resumed to-day, me whell but little interest was maanifested in the chi proce'lo ili9a s ir Heory Jamos eoluluded the tri readin6g ot the speeches u1p to the elld of the be year I ,S ), uallilig particuiar attention to tbe iti address delivered by Messrs Ptirnell, Dillon, N Ut anld lhggar, the lattor of wholil wis reported ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL Mi.-ILS3. DreC;ATClI OF NCXT MAT . ILS .FAT .DitsrrNAvroroa I RiOM LON?uON. MATS ;11 ry. 3 AS~ell~lOl .. -ia ];lyinokuth]..3ar. S 3l. 31cr. 11 s Australia, via.: Victoria, 1ew South Wales, (.rzeens!anc1, South Australia, and Tas- .manial, via Brindisi .,. S.. Ear M ',ar. - aT Western Australia via Brindisj..Mtar. 7 Mr M\ar. - e Australia (Parcelt. Mail) . M ...