... TILE TRALNSVA-A. THE REPRESENTATION OF THE GOLDFIELD& RR SCUREINERAND PRESIDENT KR GElB. Pnrrss ASSOCIA'VON FOrETGN StMCTAL- g PREToRIA.TurxrJ, 22.-A debate on the dynamite] t question will come on in the Volkaraad early next week. According to the present feeling the mnajo-P rity of the meanbers are in favour of the immediate t cance'lation of the concession, leaving t-hecompany t to bring ...

... 1IE N&VAL MANUEUIVM. FURTHER ARRIVALS IN BANGOR BAY. A LAGNFIFOENT FLEET, POMM Or7 tFtPoR.R. 'BANGOR, 8NDAY.-This has been a. day 01 .great bustle and activity in Bangor, and c6rwds -Save been flocking into the town from early morn- ing. The namber of visitors exceeds even the proportion of vesterdav's inlux, which was at- tracted by a de>ire To see the naval squadron and the Shamrock. Sir ...

... LIFE IN ANERICA. THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY QUESTION COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH FRANCE. CONTINUED FIGITING IN THE PHILIPPINES. BY CABLE. FROM OUR OWS CORRESPONDENT. NEW YoRn, WLDN'sD.nY.-General Otis, cabling from Manila to-day, says- The banditti in Cebu have been dispersed after a lively skirmish on the 24th inst. Five of them were killed and seven captured. One American private was killed. Thir- ...

... 38, LownR OnRMOND QUAY, UNDAU Y NIGsHT. The Barnell monument movement is supported by Mr. Justin M'Ca-rthy, M.P., who writes, how- ever, from Westgate-on-Sea to the Lord Mayor of Dublin, regretting that the state of his health will not permit of his presence at the opening meeting is± the Mansion House. His view is that Every Nationalist Irishman who loves his cause and his country must feel ...

... XUCKAUORI PRESB1YTERIAN HriRCH. BAZAAR AT DUNAI)Ry. A bvaaar and summer fair in connection with 0 'lnakamore Presbyterian Church, of which the d ?.ev. David Stewart, B3.A., is the esteemed pastor, was opened yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, by she Moderator of the General Assembly (the Rev. D. A. Taylor, ?? of Belfast) in a large marqcuee, E it Danadry. 'The bazaar is under the patronage ...

... COIURT ANM) FASHION. THE COURT. Osnons'E, MoxnA1r.-The Queen drove out yes- terday afternoon, attended by the Honourable Mrs. Mallet and the Honourable Bertha Lambart. The Rev. Clement Smith, M.A., rector of Whif- fingham, had the honour of dining with her Ma- jesty. The Queen went out this morning, accompanied by her Royal Highness Princess Henry of Batten- berg. Colonel Lord Edward Pelbarn ...

... FROM OUR MILITARY CORRUPONDENT. LONDON, TauRsteI)r-Staff Quartermaster-Ser- geant Mellows, Army Pay Corps, is transferred from Dublin to do duty in the distriot pay office at Cork. It is proposed to raise a company of the Militia Medical Staff Corps in Ireland, and it will have s headquarters at Dublin. There are now six companies of the Militia Medical Staff Corps. Four have headquarters at ...

... I CLONTAIF URBAN DISTRTCT COLJNCIL. Yesterday the fortnightly meeting of this Council was held in the Clontarf Town Hall.. Mr Wm Graham, J P, presided, and the othet members present were Messrs Thos 0 Lemon, Wmn Hilles, and George Tickeil. CLONTARF YACHT ANL BOAT CLUB. A letter was read from the Medical Officer of Health recommending certain sanitary alt~ra. tions, as well as a proper system ...

... YIUNITED INSH lEAiW1 CONVENTION IN IN ALLINXAS)E In ryesponse to a crnnurj, :; executive N., T 1 M'anr.nr ur, the East G alway EXe.utv!r ' . l _ League, has sent -ut irn branches of Ea.st GahB ?? (six) from each branch. .r ?? garding the state of their. of ,grazing land. etc. ;ni 7- lay statements therecf ' be held in Ba!lhnasjle . n : . A meetinig of the Ba. been held for the purl . ., and ...

... I SOUTH DUBLIN RURAL I I DISTRICT COUNCIL. Mr J J Lawler, J P, presided at the usual weekly meeting of this Council yesterday morn- ing. There was a good attendance of the mem- bers NOT AT ANY PRICE. Replying to a letter from the Council asking I him to grant a small portion of land adjoining the old Cruagh burial ground for the vurpose of extending same, Lord Massy wrote stating ,-that be ...

... t THE UNIJh IRISR LEAGIJB, on.F - VREAT 1ENOq2STRATION -IN THE S . TH. L MEETING AT CARRICK-OWT. Sulft. TPEECHlES BY MR. WILLIAM v O'BRJEN1, MR. JAMES OKELLY, M.P.; MPR. JAMES SHEE M -P. ; ; AND MR. JOHN M'INERNEYs F(MOUR IUtPORTZStI b CarricGk-on-Suir Sunday, ib To-day, surrounded by every element of sscc- gass, one of the greatest Nationalist demonstrtaa- | lions that has ever taken place in ...

... (my suzcax. wr:l.) FREBMAN ONCE, MoNDAY MORNM. HAX- PAsT FITS O'CLOcK. VOLCAN(YS TOP BLOWN OFF The San Francisco correspondent of th Daily Mail states:-A report has been rt. ceived here through officers of the steanship Australiaa that the great volcano of Maunaloa in Hawaii has broken out into a terrible erup- tion of such a force as to blow off its top with great destruction. There was a ...