... T HE ELLANTD DIT.IS Jordn BY - .E LCTI 0T.O I 1! FRIOSPLCTS 0) '!TIL UN'ONi -1'F (iAUiE.` I-it innTiie~dFv. I) he I, noor v,- Id yi ?? I00K[i112I. 1f irnouus to Uniionist chi,)t inl tlt 1 IAil J) . li.>(flC 1[iL icene bles that in tlic, h~out Youlls[irc c, '1 (Allic ?? l (A [9'v r. r ?? T1he one strikin, poinlt 01 ?? ILI t1K ,Iil'lcu: o'0 ?? ?? Constitutional pri-mcpics, and~ inl [hatl I-cg I ...

... Oc c.s -- r. i 'J-I TES. ?? . ..R .S. _ We hare always tal-';i a frier; or. o:O saa' beuexolen';, ?? j,7t SiriSh aI1hairs,, and we belicve the l:'l ?? &Ozcii.'! is as populxr in Ireland as it is possible iO1 ?? Brifis! T- im ist niewvspaper to be. This interet hras ?? eccagnized in a tournin y tins ;ur.;rninltc,,Since there niha arrived at this (ofice bv po^t a circuliat letter fr-tm the ...

... ad ?? E d Af A ., ~ ~ 4 ?? xf}- A (s~ 3 J. ,NGU At1 IV I.T L-i c :I,+U AiMA hivc k ?? d up n _ ., c. ,. ?? ?? pmo~cancc r:f sectirine.'' ?? the ?? c' f.le ?? cl.ica ii . aadvxant,;.,;g ?? OUc.t.!' 'be. c~ienc.d} ?? arll ete; t 'i ea facidiers f'ar CO;'ia!nEICtiC tv dile o at ?? tt IC -a Jaies our, the ')ortso cali o) tiP ,:;r scamr.i:. iii C e (g.nvdian..'i;! S -Pacific. Railway wry ?? 'a . 10 ...

... I VALt STREET Rw-,Ire Can it possibly he that at length WVail soireet hi.5 .jcaIp ? Cablegrains ?? that ceutre state that the m o:,; t ?? the market ground for somle concern. Larme ii j. Ll: I- onl their wvay, and rnust be paid for, and the ruo~l .11 'I thel3ank-s'statemflletsduring the ticxtwcek or tv.o. ti.. to thle interior, which will set inl shortly, aithouu. I0 uouniced a form as usul ...

... 'IIll . 1TST FROMI CHINA. B )XtteS AizCilIBA.LD LITTLE.. ' 1 einlg correspoid'itit naoY not izitenid it, but it seens from his tC lciants zl-~ II II;, ob~ect w'.ire to Pin'suade the JBritjshl public thlat thle d >0 d ?? Chinese ELinperor is a poor hali-witted creaturc amusing %%lith tlhe alticS ot goats aud imoukeys. May I therelore veuture to 5u 'et cthat 110 Luropeall has been oil the ...

... The Attorney-General's amendment to the Church Discipline Bill. which will be discussed this afternoon, must commend itself to every quiet Churchman. It may be that the House wixill be plunged by and by into the hurly-burly of ecclesiastical legislation, but if that disaster can be avoided, it should certainily be so. Sir Richard Webster's motion, it should be noted, warns the mutineers, with ...

... ,.,2RK IV, IN THE :TEA ROOM. IN THlE HousE. BY AN OBERVER.. THEUndr~Scrtary for War has not been slow to follow the example ofthe Vice-ptesiden~t of the Committee of CouncildiEuaon Sr OfnGrS a poal the fist Minister of the Crown to give-what inhtheorsuseaas an tobject-lesson from the Treasury me thod Hofa dina hm tenchlnof divinghome al~ argument, *of empha- tjznc a- pla f illustrating a ...

... ITHE SIBERIAN RAILWAy, A REVOLUTIONARY AGENT. The Siberian railway has justly been called a genuine Russian under taking, inasmuch as everything in connection with it is of imrense ni , say unprecedented, dimensions. This does not only apply to the figures, although they are telling enough, says Engineering, but the ilagniti1 of the railway is far more comprehensive end widespread than one is ...

... A BL UNDER IN BLACK AND WHITE. [By E. S.] IN the brotherhood of the brush, the sweep stands for the irrepressible amateur. His pose, if it can be called one, is never to let you forget for an instant that he is a sweep. Most people feel a certain coyness about displaying their profession; the sweep proclaims his-upon the housetops. In his methods, too, he is an amateur to his blackened finger ...

... WHERE DREYFUS WILL BE TRIED, THE SLEEPY TOWN OF RENNES. The last act in the great Dreyfus tragedy (says a writer in 'the Clnfcc7 Gazelle) is to be played in the old capital of Britanny, Rennest is a sleepy, rather sombre, provincial town, with a population of about 00,000. Since the great fire in 1720, which lasted seven days, it bhs been almost entirely rebuilt. The modern part, such as la ...

... THE GUARDS3 IN HYDE PARK. BRIGADLE RI.VIEW thIS MORNING. Almost beore the ducks on the Serpentine had finished their muorning toilette, aud w henl the soit ea ith of Rotten ...

... TiiE lull in South African affairs is at present merely the creation of accident.? Until Sir ALFRED MILNER'S mailed despatches have reached this country, our Government are prohibited from . actionmthrough want of information. The South African Executive are brought to a similar stand- still through the necessary formality of submitting Presi- dent KRUGER'S.franchise pr`posals to the burghers. ...