... fEON0 :INTELLIGENCE. ,REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE TRASVAAL HIGH COURT. PRETORIA, Tuesday. ¶e Tranevaql High Court opened to-day, Judge __skv acting Chief Justice. presiding. thee new judges present was ?? co tle Orange Free States. There was no whatever. jaE ATTEMPTED M311RDER OP KING GEORGE. ATHENS, Wednesday, pemonstrations of joy at the King's escape con- to be made througthout the provinces. ...

... LIFE IN A MEIiI C A. THE MAiNE INQUIRY REPORT. TUE UNITED STATES AND CUBA. DISASTER TO A SEALInG EXIrEP)ITLI JN. ri Y C A r T. M. mpOM OUR OWN COr REsPt'tDENS Nsw YORE. SATrRI.tY.-As the diay approaehes for the laiue iouiro' report to be submitted to Congress, unoetAine5 mtreasses in official qu(artels. President M ?? bell bourly consultations yes- terday with Cabinet Ministers and lead'ng ...

... INQUFt'TS IN- BELFAST. The coroner (Mr. F. S. Firnigen) lheld an inrueet yesterday in the Sununons Court on tla bodv h of villiam Jnhn LeTsle?-, aged about forty & ye-irs. who died on the 28th ilnst. in thel Ruys]a1 a Hospital. Letitia O'Rurke. 27. Frere Street. startid that the deceased had lodged waith hel ford the past twelve months, and dotning thit tune lead been in delicate health. ...

... COUNTY CVAYN MURDERS. PRISONTE R RRTU R2N' LD FO0R TRIAL. _ _ I ST rarrocs SATrRDAY.-To-day. in the Court- ho-use here. before ',Iesrs. ?? F. Starkie, R.3., and Jas. C. Conlner, J.P., the magisterial ;iiveCiaiot' ;ino blla cl-urgS againt Philip Kl1ng for the .il'iil mirder ot his wife, nother-in-lawv, lnait xci ! wircr., a- Ic-ant. edl and c1jnCluded. The 'ii'O,5t [ i-:; * OH1UV.~ 1 end-v .n ...

... QUEENCS BENCH DIVISTOx- \ Rce, 23 Before Mr. Jstiee- BOyD. MARY, V. WATTFRSo\- In this action Mil. Charles A. Mfuk Newry, sued Win. Watter.n r.f [e ?? e ...

... COUNTY CAVAN. The business of the Cavan spring assizes was opened ?? Andrews in the Crovwn Court and Judge Kenny in the Record Court The following were sworn on the Grand Jury:- Thomas C. Burrowes (foreman). W. J. Hamilton. Surge'n-General Roe. J. H. Moore: Garrett. Sir Robert Hudson. S. Saunderson. T. Clements. R. Strong. HJ. . Fay. Fane Vernon. R. T. Blackley. Robert HI. Johnston. A. French. ...

... EBSSUMEhD -LAGTSTB2RLL DrVEISTIGA- TION. Siencocs, Fas.xY.-Yesterday the magisterial investigaion into the charges against Philip King for the wilfull mlulrder of his wife, mother-in-lawr, and two children, at Nolsghl, was resumed in the Courthouse here, before Messr-s. P. F. Starkic, ?? P. OChllaagan. J.P.; and James O'Con- nor, J.P. The prisoner was conveyed from Dun- dalk Jail under an, ...

... A.SJZE INTELLGENCE, I COUNTY ANTRIM. CROWN COURT. Before Mr. Justice O'BrIREN. COMMNON JURY RECORDS. BLACK V. BLACK. This was asn action by Miary Jane Black. widow, and her tsco minor children. David J. and Mar- g-aret Black. to recall probate of tne will of David Black, deceased, husband of Meiry Jane Black, of which nurbate wa`s granted to the defendant, AdamI Black, brother of the deceased. ...

... BAIZE IhTTELLIGEN CE, COUNTY ANTRIM. CRFOW\N COUsRT. Mere 'Nlr. Justice (YBnilN. .1- r 1 i'eih MI ormnick, Clerk of the Crown ' sv.. ^.s in eittenlanltlce. iXNDEI EN I' AS AtLT. ?? 'a ?? jul~i.teed for having inde- 1;s. !l rl'li lti:t M;i i SiAIII D to11 j V ,Ild on a 5e;cond .unt he wast 'T HC,, i-'pell. Q C., IM.P.. and Mr. (leo. *. :;rte Ld,\- 101 Bates) pro-ecuted, i.elS ?? bly Mr. Wint. ...

... BALLYCASTLn.-ThiS court was held yesterday- before Mr. John Casement. J.P. (presiding) ; mr. Joseph P. O'Kane, J.P.; Mr. James Boyd, J.P.; Mr. John WI (uvghan, ?? and Mr. Edmund F. MtCanrbriddge, J.P. John MILernon, of Covwdy, tas summoned for being drunk and also assaulting the police. It. appears that last month defendant was before the Court as being a member of a dis- orderly crowd, and ...

... BELFAST CUSTODY Q`URT'-Ye-sTERDAY.| Before Mr. GARRETT NAGLE, R.M. ALICIOOUS INJtRY. Hugh Brennan, wfo had sixty-three records | against him, was charged with having maliciously I injured a plate-glass window, value £5 1Is, Aa the licensed premises of Daniel 'MNIahon, Divis Street. Constable Corbett said lie saw the accused behav ing in a disorderly manner, and swinging a heavy stick round his ...

... ROYAL COMMISSION ON LICE.NSING. EVIDENCE FROM CORK AND WATERFORD. BY OR. PRIVATE WIRE. LoN=DON. WEDNLSSD;Yx-ThL Royal Commission on Licensing continled its sitting to-day in the Queen's Robing Room, at the House of Lords. 'Viscount Peel, Presidert of the Commission, was unable to be pnt-sent owing to indisposition, and Lord De Vesci took the chair. Mr. A. Gambell, County-Inspector, ?? Cork, ...