... ! - I (FItOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT) (BY SPECIAL ltIRE.) Londoii, Tuesdlay Morninc. Il is stated that Sir Michael Hicks-Beach sitS io insist on exacting the death duties on a SuI of £4B4.000,000 which the Empress of At.nia had deposited with the Bank of Eng- 'The sum seems a large one, and it taken that it is greatly exaggerated. Bllyway, when the late Czar left a con- - l*r'l>e sum in the Bank ...

... ROTUNDA WARD NATIONAL REGISTRA. TION ASSOCIATION I . . .. I . The usual weekly meating of this association was held at 14 Granby row on Thursday even- ing, ?? Thormas M'Auley in the chair. I Amongst thoee pesent ?? Doyle. Councillor J P Nannetti, Councillor O'Hara, Michael ,Ward,. V P; J J Leech soliciter; PatriCk- vLncf, P LG; S Skelly Thomae Doyle P Wyan, Thomas Loughlin, Michael Doyle,J ...

... DISABLED ATrANTIC. LINER! TEOWED INTO QUEENSTOWN. I INTERV1EW WI PH THE CAPTAIN. Quecustuwn, Thursday. The Hamburg-American liner Alesia arrived ! I at Queenstown to-day in tow of two tugs, one steering the vessel owing to the defect in hec I gear. The Commander statec that after leav- | ilg Hamburg on the 27th ult with fifty pas- ! sengere fearful weather wai experienced, and| on the 11th ...

... i-ITIRD t DITION| (BY SkscIA r W13& Freeman O'ca, MONDAY MORNIG&, HALF;.ASr TFIVE O'OLON. NECW SOU D1AN RULXE. BRITISH INFPANTRY GOING UP ,, THE NILE.1 ' I The Cairo eorspoudent of th e Doily Mail a ?? companies of the Irish Fsilier d have been ordered to tie Soudan whic'n has e hitherto been garrisoned only by Egyp- tian and Sondaniese regiments. The twor companies will 1e& on Tursday, to ...

... THE BA-KY RBPORTS. TnEm reports of the Irish Banks, which have already been given to the rpublic, though they should prove satisfactory to the share- holders and to investors generally, are not encouraging as evidences of our industrial prosperity. For several years now there has been going on a shrinkage in the note cir- culation; a by no means healthful symptom of the movement of business. ...

... Carlow, Monday. At the weekly meeting of the Carlow Board of Guardians Mr C J l.ngledow, M P, vice. Chairman, who presided, submitted the follow- ing motion- That we, the Carlow Board of Guardians, desire to strongly impress on the Government the great and urgent necessity that exists for the establishment in this country of an Endowed University for Catholics, and we earnestly hope that the ...

... ITHE DUBLIN ELECTIONS UINI)ER THE LOCAL GOVERN- MENT ACT. POLLING YESTERDAY IN FIFTEEN CITY WARDS. SCENE IN THE NORTH DOCK WARD -MR. HARRINGTON EJECTED. MANY LADY. VOTERS GO TO THE BOOTHS. Yesterday morning the municipal else. tions to Dublin Borough Council were started in the fifteen wards into which the city, south and north, is divided. The arrangements for taking the votes in each ward ...

... |C PCHIPIONS THE SULTAN. I as , . o 1 ?? -.-A or ?? -I ZNO, ?? MaiS-paper Was uetiu iU tilt .JUWe to print news on has there appeared a stran-cr looking journal than A:-alam. or the -Worla of New York, which is the latest ?? news- paper to appear in America. Its unsimlaritr to its contemporaries is, however, not that irf first edition, recently issued, had not a :ie advertisement or that ...

... AMRBICAN IMPERIALISM. I Tas Philippine Islands, lying seven hundred miles south of Hong Kong, and thousands of miles from San iFrancisco, seem destined to bave more influeuce on ths future of the American Republic than any quescion that has arisen in America since the Civil War. It is only by degrees, annd very slowly, Otht the people of rue United Sttes sre beginning to appreciate thegreat ...

... THE ACTION OF THE LABOUR REPRE- I I ~~SENTATIVBS.| we have received the following official re- port:- Yesterday evening a meeting of the membeib of the Labour party in the new Dublin Cor- poration was held in the Library of the Trades Hall, Capel street,with the object of determin- ing the course to be adopted by the party on the occasion of the first meeting of the new constituted Dublin ...

... I RlOYAr HOSPITAL FtDR INCURiBLES. I A meeting of the board of governors was held yesterday, Kr. William Fry (chairidian) in the chair. The other governiori present were the ?? Vernon.' vice-chair- ian l; the Right Hon the Lord Chief Baron, Mrs E Brine, Mrs D F Browne, Veti Ward Brroon, Michael' Bannon, J Rawson Carroll, Uiiss Kats Corcoran, John J Cranny, . 1); Wm F Dennehy, tiraves S Eves, E ...

... THIE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. DECLARATION OF THE POLLS, DISASTROUS ROUT OF i TE INDE PENDENT'S CANDIDAITES. i U PP01RTERS OF UNITY VINDICATED,. 3 MESSI.S. HIARRINGTON. A.P., AND NANNE'l'Tr ELLECTE1) SEVERAL LABOUR REPRESENTATIVES RETURNED. TIE RESULTS IN THE PROVINWES. Yesterday the votes were counted in each of the fifteent wards of the City, and the results declared and posted outside the poll- ...