(FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. ) London, Wednesday Vight. The notes of party warfare are already making themselves heard above the ?? howl. D'lsraeli brings on his annual motion to float him over the session early in the month, and the Chancellor pf the Exchequer will be assaile

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE FRANCE. PARTS, TUESDAY. EVENILNG.-A petition, already signed by several thousand names, is being actively carried about at Lyons, praying for a revision of t9le Constitution, and a pro- longation of the President's powers. The business in the Assembly yesterd

LITERA TUBE. TEFL MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARy. - Tg UtrvE5ssT.- There is a larger admixture of buoy- ocy and lightness in the new number of the University than there has been in those of some months past-not that at any time we have had much reason to attribute to this magazine 5aliti

The guardians of this union met yesterday in the board- room of the workhouse, James's-street, HENRY BOWLES, Esq., in the chair. The following guardians were present :-John Byrne, Wil- ,liam Caldbeckc J.P., Henry Price, John Oualey Bonsall, Richard Lynagh, John Healy, William. C

TIHE DUBLW MARKET (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THE FREERAs Thursday. 6th Febru Our Smithfield market was to day a heavy, dull ary, I,51 full attendance. 'We quote beef at a reduction of o e Wrb cwt, and mutton id per lb. s to 2sP The Pco market was also a large one, and good heavy, w

*TXE-POT T ACMV.3totDAi; AY.l . 2rND. 'Over the ilri Har'se Course. ;t lb. BouRea, 4 yes . 12 4 'Paddy, 6yrs 13 o Warlock, 4Syrs . 12 4 iooltoy, riyes ?? 13 0 Flirt, 4 yrs .. 12 0 EBloae, eged,' 12 7 hlack Bird, 4 yra .. 12 0 Young Terrance, 6 yrs, 12 7 Harry T Over, 4 yrs 12 0

.t 4f fllrtmmlll's 7puntat. ? I DUMM: FRDAY, Jo. 15, l889. _ _ _ I OL~nGYMEN have been vigorously discussing the Church question in the columns of our Conser- vative contemporares. More interested in the solution than the laity, they are more anxious. about tke result. "An Irish

AWERIC ANARTISTS IN RONIN. In a letter to the Neno York Tiribune, Mr. Bayaerd Toycr describes a walk through the studios of the American artists in Rome :-" Mr. Story is mjni- festioga creative activity which must delight all w~ho sare acquainted with his noble work. In his studi

1"ItILE4 Url. ?? . .,L I The Paris papers of Monday are chiefly occupied with the approaching royal marriages and the present aspect of affairs in Spain. The Constitutionfe! repeats the rumour that the French government had consented to certain con. cessions with the view of over

• • •' • 44 , I 16th Merest was MOW ktits Match—Lebster r Ulster—played at Dalymount Park. i=tly, the Is the dew the base tom pbste shows the rival captains, with Mr. Tom Is aid started mats& (on the right). (Freeman Photo)