... At the Cork Police-office, on the 113th, before Majorre Hutchrinsorn, RM.,l and Mr. p. O'Sullivan, the Cork I Opera House Comnpany. Lirnited, chbal-ed Lureniall: Napol eon Buona pa tet Wyse, militiayofficer, Spike bel Isilarir, with being guilty of disorderl conduct and I d behaviour to tire annoyance oif the pt-toons presenrt at a I performance of a play entitled The Fcj io ii ii i thle Opera ...

... CLEOPATRA AT THE EMPIRE. rs The new ballet which will be produced at the Empire it Theatre on Monday evening is a dream of tasteful o splendour. In the loves of Antony and Cleopatra Mr c, Augustus Harris has chosen a subject which lends A. d itself admirably to the requirements of terpsichorean E a spectacle. Cleopatra is divided into three tableaux. ci e The first shows us a Roman camp in ...

... T1N1 LOND)ON COUNTY COUNCIL I Yestterday lV jtiernoon tbis Coutncil reassembllled -slier ?? r.- I etr 1cos inl the Council Cheaumbsr, Guild- b 1a.o.tl lI;STEL:Y ;preslililZ. 2Att'St@N CC '5ill' ?? lrArI O1,Ftfrs. OnL the Ife:iluelltc:li f thle 'ulallteoCumint tee, itie rroolserl thIt. stihicet to ilte uetisatctioi of tite, 'hs'rt of tre Cont-!l, tI l l' ?? ot tho School lto- Vior Iljo l n ...

... CSUSPICIOLS DEAThI AT NEWCASTLE. On atutrday, at the :Newcastlo Police- >r>i rt, 1)viril iiil!lrop. il'rii cti as ai clurk, 28, ?? chargere I wt ii 1: ootiig Alt tlie MJatihfis, i. il-arrriniai :2. Zalit rrnaii.ld.s-A )1olicenvi~ln tloepoed r ho irrliialr ai' :L moan tolemblitg tile a i at r tfehi I, walriit' arid Ut) it at two o citiCL ?? :L.iv jut iirig. f itO 110111 i witerd she las i i..11 ...

... TO-DAY, Lecturde-Professor Lankester an Recent Bildogical 1car Discoveries, Royal Institution, .3; S. Bourne onth Exports anti Iurprts of the United Kingdom, e Statistical Sociat7, lemyn-street,l.45; Capt.Eeado's evi Naval Yarn,' St. James's HAil 3.30; Dr. lVea- Oa nedy on 1The Life of Elijah, Finsbury Chapel, 05 12; C. Brickdale op 9Registration of Title to Land, ho Building ...

... I atn. T[a King of ITALY will reeh I Berlin this morning on his return visit to the EMDer WnLL&I & is acompanied by Signor Cdwspr, who will moe more meet the German Chancellor and zo doubt improve the good understanding was the risult of bis visit to Fried- hmrnh lost year. The -world will be glad to tie the ?? meeting as an additional Pantee of peace, but it is idle to conceal the fat that ...

... XGOVERNMENT -INTEIWENTION IN DONEGAL. I- I (PROM OUR SPECIAL COPOrNDErT.) FALCARRAGH, 'WEDbESDAT Nzir.. Owing to the absence of Deputy Divisional Commissioner Cameron in Belfast, and the nou- arrival of the agent of the estate, the Glasser- shoo evictions have been still further adjourned till ]Friday morning, so that only two days will be left for their completion. I learned to-day upon ...

... Last eveni tbe Marquis of Ripon attonade a conversanooe, held at LiEmehonse Town 1Hall, in con- nection with the Limnehouse Liberal and Badical Asan- ciation. Trhbre was a good attendance. - Mr. J. STEWAXT WALLACE, Liberal and Radical candidate for Limehouse, took the chair. and in introducing the noble visitor, Mr. 'allace said the record of the association during the season now closiag had ...

... D1RAWING IN ELEMENTAR Y SCHOOLS - . m A deputation from the Council of the Drawing 1 Society of Great Britain and Ireland waited upon the bi Lord Pesident at the Privy CouncilOffice yesterday, to 6t advocate the teaching of drawing in elementary schools. 5z It consisted of Sir Henry Roscoe, Sir James Linton, Sir Douglas Galton, Sir Philip Magnus, the Rev. 's Brooke Lambert, and Mr. T. R. ...

... thb Yoeng Girx. T1z American iovelist is in rather a tight place. When he is in a tigbt pace-or, indeed, whether he is or not-he usually takes the warldalintohis confidence. lis grievance at psent is the. censorship of the 'Bud, or YomigGirl,of hi3snativelmd. Beware of `wahsistag isamaxim constsntly before his eyes and bound about his brows. By reason of the Bnd the.American novelists ...

... ;ST 0 RM .S ON T'U E CO NT INEINYET. I GREAT DAMAGE AND LOSS OF LIFE. .- d IThMOY UE ?? VIENNA, SuMa Nz'. A terrible thunderstorm visited Austria on0 Friday night, and though the streets of Vienna Iwere flooded and several places were struck by lightning, it waS not until Saturday morning theat the extent of the damage could be ascer- tained. In the suburbs the small rivers and canals, ...

... (from our later editions b last week.) PLEADING POIR FAIriES AND GOBLINS. A number of London and provincial theatre managers visited the Home office on Friday, to interview ?? Henry Matthews upon the question of the employment of young children in theatres. Ml~r. Dixon iiartland, ME.P., introduced the deputa-I tion, which consisted of Mr. Henrv Irving, Mr. Augustus Harris, Mr. Brain Stoker, Mr ...