... ELOn U~O COR >SPO S NDKI -T toNI)ON~~~. I' .~x C P. . .e ?? : * F (ROM' OMR CI)RRESPONDVNT.) Freeman Office, 211 Sthand, Londoz- Thu ay Mori i ' i undritndthatteoonference etven r ! Parnell end 1k.-O.'Brie at Boulogue will be re- anmed in a few dayi, the adjouftment having i been d-eided upon entirely fortif purposeof cbnaultatixa. Ia view of the ?? st eake. ud :the.exceptional dificulciessf ...

... DEPUTATION TO THE CHIEF SECRETARY. Yesterday, at half-past two o'clock, a deputa- tion waited by appointmnent on the Chief Secre- tary, Mr. Balfour, Uf P, at the Castle, for the pur-' pove of asking him to recommend Government jaid to be given for the construction of the follow- i ing light railway extensions ?? A line from 1 Dromod on the Cavan, Leitrim, and Roscomnmon Railway to Strokestuwn. ...

... MP. PARNELL AND MR. WMi .O'BRIETO ITEMP0UA1VY -ADJOURNMENT.; OF THE CONFERENCE. ! ltOM Our. SPECIAL PEPRESPNTATIVE.) London, New Year's Morning. * r Parnell, aecompanied by Dr. Kenny, L. P., and Mr. Henry Campbolll LP., left Boulogue yesterday by the two o'clock boat, the Albeit Victor, for :Folkestone, cit route to London. Mir. Vincent Scully was also a passenger on the boat. -Theroewere ...

... X_4110=? IgArrrl $PESCH OP MRt. JORN 0T'CONOR, ]f ?? Cork, Wdnesdaly Night. his. John O'Cenebr, IIP. addressed a, meeting e thd coulmittee of the Cork National League tob niht. Referrin to the meetings %which had been held in fatour of ac amuesty for John Daly sod other prisonoes, he said that if he had any desire to remain now in Parliament it would Only be for the purpose of carrying to a ...

... PrlAI.M RFvoJT IX S1OILY.' w i I IhU~TfS TELE3iflAM.- 0 Rome5 Wednesday. A peasant rdiolt lie oceurred diit esthte e rince £iarra-tat Monte Meggiore, Siciy for- meri proptietne ot ike: jouteral La Tribsnisca th. eagricultural laboitterw;, -vv~ing .to theit ibipe- - verished condition, banded together and ravaged tlhe country and devastated the farms and carriedi off prisoners. The gendarrmes ...

... MR. CHAMBERTLAIN ON THE IRISH QUESTION. 5- (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) t Birmingham, Wednesfay Night 3 M. Chamberlain, X P, this evening opened a&. , new Working Mau'e Liberal Unionist Club in West Birmingham, presiding at an inaugural F dinner, and afterwards addressing a semi-public t meeting preceding a soiree at the Caamden street Board Schools. In thoe course of his first speech he ...

... MIScELA.h EOUS ITEMS, The Voltaircunderstands that the French Go- vernmjent has decided to ask * Parliamemet- for an- tbhrity to confer a larger nurberof Crosses of Legion of Honour of the Civil Ciaas.. Ac an inquest on Thomas Hebley, at Liverpool yesterday, evidence aee given that the deceaed died from the effectsof a blow received at foot- bh.l. last Saturday. liM de Freycinet, Minister for ...

... THE LATE NORTH KILKFICN-Y ELECTION. I TO TU'r ;DfTD?. oP T`EX FRSF.3AN. Castiecumer Mills, December 2Stb. DtnA Sre-Vumuld von be good enough to puub- t iish a few reauarks from me on the above subject, which still engrcsses the peoples attentic,n here . I am oe of those who formed my own opinion h I ac to whether it would be better for the Zood of the country to endeavour to retaia Mr. Parneil ...

... IC HEALTH COMM3ITTEE. ;ly meeting of thel Public Health i ID n~r was held in the Municipal Buildings .. 30th December. 1890. Tere wtere r . rG 3let man ?? Sexton, J P (in thej ?? frmen 31 Raritan gand IV .Ueagor, - ulors R F 3POcy, P Little, J M J L Robiuison, C E. PUSLIC HEALTH IN DuELni.-Sir C A . orted that during thle week ended on aber, 1890, there vvere rew stered in metropolitan area ...

... i - I THE RECENT BURGLARIES IN 1BEtLFAST. FOUr. PRISONERS IN THE POLICE COURT. Belfpast, Wednesday. In the CLustody Court to-dav, before Messrs it J Eaton. P. M and David Corbett, S P, Thomas Yt-Neice and Robert Agnew were charged with having broken into and entered the El im Home - for Dvstitute Bovs and tGilrs, Crtnui road, and stolen wherefrom a qrrdtitv of aevring apparel. I Theyv ere also ...

... 1'IEW YEAR OONOUJRS.~- A. PEEMAGE FOR SIR EDWARD GUIqNESS. -- London, Wednesday-Night.' 'The Queen has 'been pleased to 'confer' the dignity of Peerages of the United Kingdom upon the Ifight Hou Sir Francis Sanfijord, K.C B, anid -Sir Edward CeciL Oufinhses, Barit. ;D- H Fer Mlajesty has also -been leaeieto' confer the i dignity of 'a Baronetcy of the UnitedKinadom upon th: following ?? Right ...

... TEIE INDIAN RISING. FURTHER DETAILS OF THE SLAUGHTER. & CATHOLIC MISSION BUILD-' ING ATTACKED AND FIRED. (DALZThS C.ALEGRAMS.) Rurhville, Wednesday. i T here was scattering fire at long range through- out Monday night and yesterday between a band of Two Strikes and the United States troops, the Jndians being perched upon the heights north-' west of Pine Ridge. Firings began upon the ar. rival ...