... .SI-OND 1.DITION.i ,S - , ^ ED.= (arY StC5L WI.) r smenOrrtsF-RIDAY MORaiNim,~ SI. O'O LOE. I FACTJTToUS; j AND FATU [OU, S. To-day's Deily chr airole ?? the exist- ig s~tate of prrties, and in view of the ample ?? of the Governmnent, the young Wales ?? can Ue regarded only as facti tollS and factIous. The severest cen- ?? to. which it couldd be subjected ia the unrruffled steadiness of the ...

... TaE FRENCH WAI-SHIP AT - KINGSTOWN.-; E I .. ?? ?? rIE CA{PtIN- AND 'rFICERS AT 0 ,i EIE'A NSIONT-1 EOISi.. 4ast evening the I.ord _ayor entertained a Capfain Desh6anips aind the officers- of the3 T YFrench ship .L6 Nielly at dinner in the- - Q Hk Eooni of the Mansion Hoaca. The . ocicerd ptes^ht, in addition to the comman- J d, wpre :- , , - J a - MuloiDtirwagee, Lieutenant (le Vaisseanu; 3S ...

... ,, * THE CORK CARD SCANDAL i CASE.' -EXAMINATION AND. CROSS- EXAM1INATION OF CAPTAIN COOPER. Yesterday, the sixth day, in the Nisi Prius Court, before Mr. Justice O'Brien and a special jury, the trial of the action of Pike v. Beamish was re- sumed. The action is brought by Mr Joseph Pike, J P, D L, of Dunsland. Dun- kettle, county Cork, against Capt Richard Pigott Beamish, J P, D L, of ...

... I I (BY SPICLIAL WIRE.) Freemar, OFFICE, WEDNOS>AY MORNING, SIs O'CLOCE. -TEE POLITICAL SITUATION. To.day's Daily Chronicle ?? present as a serious problem to the Government and- sl -their supporters, inside Parliament audcFwith- D out, whether a dissolution can be or should be P. 'much longer avoided. The only means of avoid- P -ing it is by immediate and loyal concentra- a tion. We dealt ...

... NEWMARKET FIRST JULY : MEETING. I .- THE PRINCOESS OF WALES'S STAKES. DEFEAT OF LADAS. (EY TELEGRAPH FROX .OUR SPECIAL 003R3S- PONDZNT.) Newmarket, Thursday. Again was Newmark-et favoured with bril- ?? weather, the sun shining with consider- able warmth from a cloudless sky. The attendance did not show the big increase which might have been expected, having re- gard to the importance of the ...

... ., . . . . - - - THE Kingdom of Corea, a rich peninsula of some 12,000,000 inhabitants, has the dis- advantage of being between two powerful neighbours who profess to be exceedingly anxious for its welfare. This anxiety on the part of China, one of the aforesaid neighbours, ?? the substantial form of directing the King's foreign policy and re- ceiving therefor a yearly tribute of large ...

... TIE NAION Al F E toy ROBERT FMME'l BRANCT I hox. DAiLIIN, COUNTY DUBLIN A meeting of this branch Avs..s 11on Sunr day evening. Mr Edward Par.;rn luchinrE presided, and amougst those aIttrndin4 Were- Messrs Christoprier L,%jljorr x P'.ib i\ . p : ija2 treasturer: Henry *S (Ulsivrn-. toi *e Kelhe- y O'DoulroL-c, .5 uount, 3' Mca'r'n .1 )tI . I Nei P Eritty J .1 1-'rag.ul, r' hL Ii, in. rF. XAi> ...

... 7FUND. ' ?? ' B. ~ ?? I 'C TRUSTEES f t (TO WHO&ALLREMITTANCES SHOULD s 133 MADE PAYABLE):-- JUSTIN M'OARTHY 31?. . . TI(IQ AS SnXTON M. . : JOHN DILLON. M.P. All communications in connectioniwith i this Fund should be addressed to the F National Trustees, care of o Mr ?? C Sl1eehy., M P. 24 Rutlaud square, Dublii. 5 ?? ?? I Already acknowledged ?? 9,318 6 .3 Ancient Order of Hibernians, r I ...

... EVICTED TEN ANTS FUND. TRUSTEES oV140.4 ALL REMITTANCES SHOULD q ~BE VIADE PAYABLE)- ILSTIS mI'CARTHY, 3I.P. aft THfOMAAS SEXKTOX. M.P. WI] soHN DILLON, F.P. In frc ll ?? in connection with 4 t -,nd should be addressed to the M1W sationei Trustees, care of Mr David ra STI P. 24 itutland square, Dublin. c m4 acknowl edge £12,511 10 3 th AOrcS COUSTY. be ai~ld and Carrickmannon 3S L piit ...

... L a r . _ _ - I Manta OLtr. OWN CORRESPONDENT.) (BY SPECIAL WlIRE.) London, Friday Morning. The debate on the Evicted Tenants Bill last night was regarded on the whole as very satisfactory by the Irish Party. The dis- sessions in the Unionist ranks as to the bill have made their effect felt in tie speeches, and it is clear that a great effort has been needed on the part of Mr. Balfour to ...

... ENCAMPED IN THE FLOSE. (BY A NEW PARLIAMENTARY HAND.) A3y FREEMAN WISPECL WIRE.) London, Thursday Night. Ireland again haspossession of the House of Colmmons.- While I write the Evicted Tena~nts Bill is being discussed on the second -reading, and its ultimate passage through the House of Commons is assuced. So end, as usual, the Redmoadite croakings. This is what they eall the hanging-up of ...

... O'DONOVAN ROSSA AND TH'E CITY XMTARSHALSHIP. : Last evening a largely attended meeting of the Rossa Election Committee was held in 15 D'Olier street. Mr Michael Lambert in the chair. Amongst those present were- Messrs P Tobin, J P Nannetti, James O'Connor, P Casey, C Union., D J O'Riordan, Janices Boland, Thos itepatrick, P V Hendrick, Jamues rmingBiam, Johnoa OiClohes~sy, SI Kenny, J Strirch, ...