... MR. GOSCIEN I DD TIM CONSERVATIvyE UNIONS. WI hi! SPECIAL TELEGRAM. LONDON, WEDNEsDAY.-The Chancellor of the ho Exchequer was to-night the guest of the National hn Unionof Conservative and Constitutional Associa- hi: tions. Sir Albert Rollit, M.P, presided, and ?? among those present were-Mr. Ashmead Bartlett, of M.P;; Mr. X. B. Stuart Wortley, ,MAP.; Mr.,Henni- ' ker Heaton, M.PA, Sir Go W. ...

... DUBLIN PARIAMENTARY VOTERS' I LIST. I We desire to specially direct attention to the list, of voters published througkout the city this day. Comsplete lists will be found at the gate oi the City Hail, at tihe General Post Office, and at tbe office of the Clerk of the Peace, Green street, and for the convenience of voters in the different districts copies of the local lists will be found at all ...

... ..TI TIME MOOMM1SSION. 4 - - II S. | TRZ 2tDIToR O MRB FRtEEM5AN. Londoll, Julv 6th. DEAR SM-1 will tihank you to allow rre to correct some inaccuraiies wlaieh appear int your Maxprt of my evdence. They would, if not lecti- ed fied by me, lead messy who knaw. the, facts to Led think that I had deliberately misstated certain ,h- things,-You- truiy, L r a | ?? DAvITT | 1st Frceesnc of July 4th. ...

... F AIict r s 5 o3utz12. a! DUB3LIN: TjIURSDJAY, JULY 4. 18K. 1 an'V publish to-day a report of the reception .by M1r. Smith-Barry, MYP.. of the deputa- s tions fromn his Cork and Tipperary tonantry, w- -ith whom was Canon Cahill, P.P., request-: ino him to abstain from co-operation with kthe syndicate of stranlger landlords wvho stopped the adoption of Arhitantion as a i e mans of settlement ...

... M!TSCELLAiEOUS ITEMS. Princess Louise presided yesterday afternoon at t a meeting of the eoxcotive committee of the Irish e Distressed Ladies' Funa held in London. V The Tipperary and Limerick Land Commission f on Tueslav announced at ClonmeL a large number E of rent decisions in cases from Clonmel Union. The business portion of the town of Hailey. s Idaho, U. S. A., has been destroyed by fire ...

... CATHOLIC COMNE1WAL CLUB. The half yearly general meeting of this club was held in the Din'n Hall of ?? Club. Mr. John M'Padden having taken the chair, the following report was, on the motiou of the chair. 'man, seconded by Mr. Clinch, aopted unaxd- monaly- The present is the first meeting ed under Role 31, as altered at the general meeting of July 3tLh, iS8S, and thecommittee, therefore, do ...

... I I INTERVIEW WITH MR. MICHAEL DAVITT. f PRESS OPINIONS. t (EROM TELE PALL MALL GAZETEJ. t London, Thursday Evening. - As saoo as Mir. Davitt had breakfasted this t morning at the Arundel Hotel he consented tocr receive a representative of the Pall MalU Gazette, t who was naturally anxious to know what the I leading representative of the Irish Left, and the e Father of the Land League, ...

... l 'THE | IA' SION HOUISE A3MERICA-N I RELIEF FUND. . The committee beg to acknowledge the rct Aei Of the following letters and sutbscriptions I 3' lvor's Office, Cork, July 8, 1882. DrA.R SiR-1Ye are directed by the Cork Com- rmittee to transmit enclosed cheque tor eighty- thlree pounis thirteen shillings and fourpence, whidae please hand to the Lord Mayor as the secom. contribution from Cork ...

... i (BY PRXJA2V SPECIAL WIRE.) Freemans Omcm, SATURDAY MOUNsG. Six o clock. TREATMENT OF POLITICAL PRISONERS. ?? the DaiZy Newis of This Day.) The report of the Committee on Prison Dress'i is dsappointing because it ingeniously dissertates all round the subject and leaves the main part of it untouched. To say the worst of it, it is thoroughly official. Many Irishmen who had done nothing worse ...

... BlpAfast 4lfb's -$tt ] (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737) _ _ = = by = = e = = = = = = = = = = _ ?? In the Hotso of Lords yesterday the Scotch Local Government Bill was read a first time, and the MIterebant Shipping (Tonnage) Bill was read a second time. Several measures were ad- | vanced a stage. The Duke of Ar-yll asked it the Government could produce a letter found in the house of Rev. J. 11l'Fadden, ...

... 'TiHE ROYAL GCrIATS. t. LoNmos;, WEDNESDAY. - A conference took t place in the lobby this afternoon between Mr. a Akers-Douglas, chief Ministerial whip. and Messrs. hi Storey and Phillip Stanhope with reference to the a debate and division on DMr. Henry Labouchere's o amendinent. Mr. Storey, who seconds the amend- d ment, agreed that the division shall be taken on Friday night, hut he added ...

... BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE. FROM OUvR MILITARY CORRESPONDENT. LONDON, TuESDAY.--Lieut. - Colonel Murray, R.A., has become commandant at Limerick, vi-ne Lieutenant-Colonel Studdey, recently placed on the Indian supernumerary list. Lientenant-Coloncl Murray was previously in command of a field artillery division at Aldershot, and has been thirty- one years in the army, seeing active service during the ...