... SOUTH ESSFx LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. The anual meetin of this assciaon ws held last evening at the Tbwn Ball, Stratford, A ba 20ss meeting was first held atwhich thereport was presented, shoiring thatt1O ?? flts of thepaty were watched in the. Ievision Courts, and that atheast registratiou they 8ained cauiderablv over their oppo- ents,aud also that breahassociations had beeaformed in each polling ...

... GEBB~- FOG N- E .jTRXOUGH RZUTE=RS AGZ1L.) ENGLAND -AND VRANCE. PAR MA1. I- The accessor treaties relative to fis, nan lion e and tradema~rkswere signedetay at the ot Ot BLade Freycinet.d-Lord Lyons in affixia~ his aignatute st atoo ?? tgo ?? Urindsipeter-XS taind by ngland tigoweid laneen sand epresse SiW F uoisa zztisfcina seimngteli Eisi atiesr bew en thetocbti become more numerous. fir A ...

... Tfl BAIJONTRI To I cI~f silSA~lrS N t ~asnel Eumay has givenl ad hm~Ug P detmdelad macot vi hs recet micam cihlnpb ge : acrossethewnglish 'Canl h bd boa anptted Is by Mr. Ia Paev, Prsident d tlie Bsle Society of al sGrea Briita, COlonelNamb reisd o lden C .without delay after completing his tufp, end arrived in the metropolis oni Satudy morning from .Dseppe5 having travelled all night, vil ...

... #UMMRY OF LATEST HOME NEWS. Yesterday information was forwarded to Dr. Dan ord ho softe death of Ann Jones, aged itynsof 130, Arlington-road, Camden-town, who di dd , o before medical aid could be procured. e suddnly Yesterday, William Andrews, aged ni e, was playing on a wall with beis schoolmates, when he fell upon hisn arm, breaking it badly. The little fellow, who llves at 1, Clinton-road, ...

... OUTRAGES AND EVICTION. To the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-In your article of this date upon the prevalence of agrarian crime in Ireland vou affirm that evictions and the dread of eviction are the predisposing causes of the outrages recently committed, and you say that the Land League and the signatories of the No Rent manifesto are in no way responsible for the present painful ...

... The following- are the members (305 including tellers) who voted last night fo)r r.GladstoflCs motion, That parliamentary inquiry at the present time into the wvorkin~g of the Irish Laud Act tends to defeat the operation of that Act, and must be injurious to the interests of good government in Ireland : j\. ioni, Sir T D. Cheilders, Rt. Hon. Givan, 3. Leemsan,3.. Rendel, Stuart ActXV. HigIh ...

... Thid Obtlyingld otwd. THE FRENCH SENATE AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION. The French Senate on Saturday reversed the decision of last July on I't jules Simn's amendment on the Compulsory Education Bill, by which 1,uty towards God' was inserted at the head of the curriculum of primary RchOols. AVhen the bill was sent back to the Chamber last year it refused to Mele to this amendment, and on Saturday ...

... CORRESPONDE NCE. rHE TFAX UPON TRAVELLERS. To ltee EDITOR Of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. ?? your Budget Forecasts in your issuc of March 0r Ncu say: ' With less excuse thle railway intcrest has been demanding thc reinfi sion of the passenger tax. But this year the demand has been feebler eirtn usual, because the railway's alc prosperous' Will )ou permit me to SaV that morc demands,' appeals, ...

... THE following reflections floated through the mind of a member of the House of Commons as he sat listening to a dull afternoon's debate We have lately heard and read much of pressure put by the Government on their supporters with regard to the question pending between the House of Lords and the House of Commons. We have been told, and apparently in the accents of genuine belief, that nothing ...

... MHIRD EDITION. THE RISING IN EASTERN EUROPE.-CAPTURE OF A PROVISION TRAIN BY INSURGENTS. (aEUTEr,'S TELEGRAM.) VIENNA, March 20.-The insurgents are again making their appearance, particularly to the north of the district which has hitherto been the chief scene of the insurrection. ZARA, March 2o.-The Naradni Listy reports that a large provision train has been attacked by the insurgents near ...

... ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE OUEEN. A determined attempt to assassinate the Queen was made at Windsor Iast evening. Her MAIajesty arrived at the Windsor station from Buclianghamr Palace at twenty-a.ve minutes past five. A large concourse of spectators had | assembled on the ni.atform, whjch had been carpeted and railed off on each side of the Royal waiting- oom. The Oueen remained in the ...

... THE NEW DEPARTURE OF THE CONSERVATIVES. The Daily Teegraith says:- The Conservative party has come forward, through Mr. W. 1-1. Smith, to take up the old policy of the advanced Liberals, and to propose a State scheme for enabling the Irish peasants to become at once owners of the soil. The Irish landlords will be only too delighted to be ' sold up,' and will thankfully accept fifteen ...