It uv.eenaurea The Times for gullible nag •iii'i ' .Hgende, and says that Parnell has been reoklessly injured. The paper. .-> f adds that,by the action of The Tines, , 'thef prestige of the English press has ' been shaken. The Daily Telegraph asserts that the charges have practically collapsed ahd it considers The Times guilty of fatuous inaptitude. Mr Parnell, it. says, is innocent of the damning ' suspicions, and, though injured and 1 and persecuted, is triumphant. A witness named Maguire, whilo • : ; waiting to giVe evidonce before The ' Times Israeli Commission, died sud denly, and, it is rumoured that he ' committed suicide. 1 ' • It iB rumoured that Pigott has '. ntide his escape to Antwerp. February 27. >-.!:■: : ;Up to-the present no reliable evi ;; f' detfee bas,l)eefr adduced before The "" 'TitnSfl-SarnAll Comthission.connect ■ i«g the:/leading. :memliers of the .ii X Parnellite party with outrages.' •lt lfi ft- ! believed '"thatj The' Times .k'V ifcopes, tfith the asfliatanoo ,6f the ■ Government, ,to.. bring pressure to bear on the imprisoned dynamiters : arid Invincibles to give evidence) to

1 show that they were connected. Mr Parnell is being urged by his ;• /; friends .to prosecute The Times for 7 tiohdpiraoy. February 28, -•( Before' The Times-Parnel) Com -1 'TOiMlimHo-day,; Mr Parnell was ex ■; ii' ii ' dmirmS.' arid deposed that the lettters ,r ! io tiWduced.alleged to ; besig:aedby him, r. 'rdwN"'forgeries. Thd' witness- was »0fc f oi}oßistftemined. i l ' i v'> ■h r f >r. AtShe Titans Paniell Commission to day Sir RjE. Webster produced a. jfltMr reoeive® by Mr Shannon, one of the soMtoifl eifapWyed by The Times, from Paris, and it was be lieved to be from Pigott, though the nJ/VnMa:igarf riot ini Ha handwriting. Sir James Hannen opened the letter, ■so. was found to be dated pn the ■ivM iJ&rd'finsft ' 'Pigott'n confession to !33ii[!r'iMfl«srB r !Labouchereii»nd' G. A- Sala «'t i'T'tw&lenclosed; and was s dated 'Hotel Monde',. Tuesday.' Is. his : letter Pigofasaid he would write further. - i'l' Mr PamelV had sent his private "iii i 'secretary, 'Mr Campbell, to Antwerp, -v " r. 