Mop.c Parliamentary warfare. Factories Bill will be passed. Football matches this afternoon. Auckland wharves bare of shipping. " Tlie " Holy Coab" is booming Treves. ' Horrible scene ab an English execution.' Debate in the House over Dunedin jour*' nalism. Auckland Institute meets on Monday evening. Presentation of University diplomas nexll Tuesday. Ib is believed tho rise in Argentine stock is artificial; Firsb view of Mr Charles Hemus' new studio to-night. Auckland Draughts Club social ia Foresters' Hall to-night. Arthur Roberb Nicholls. author, has com mitted suicido in England. Local branch of New Zealand Educa tional Institute met this morning. Mr Gladstone has made an equivocal answer to tho charges of Mr Parnell. Baron Perkerch murdered his mistress and then committed suicide at Berlin. The "Book Fiend Circumvention Bill" is being considered in the Legislativa Council. The "North German Gazette" states that the German missions and trade aro suffering in China. Burston, the cyclist, after returning; from Norway, proposesa ride of 2,500 miles through England and Wales. Seven of the Chilian insurgent vessela have gone to Caldera, one of the northern ports, with seven thousand troops oa board. Tbe special meeting of the West End Rowing Club called for Monday next has been unavoidably altered from 7.30 p.m, to 7 p.m. sharp. Later information confirms bhe news of the destruction of vessels at St. Pierre, West Indies. Altogether, thirteen vessela were swamped. An imposing ceremony waß celebrated at the first exposure of the Holy Coab ab Treves, and tho town is full and overflowing with pilgrims. The prizes won at the late Auckland Poultry Show will be paid over this even ing, between 7 and 9 p.m. at the offices of Messrs W. J. Hurst and Co. Torrents of rain have been produced during a cloudless sky in Texas by an ex plosion of dynamite from balloons. Tha barometer ab the time was high. Arbor Day was celebrated throughout New South Wales yesterday, and an im mense number of trees were planted ia parks and other places of public resort. Meetings, have been held at Okaihau and Waimate North opposing the Kamo, Hikurangi extension unless the through Una of railway ie started simultaneously at both ends. The special commission ab Hayti reports bhat there has been a fraudulenb deficiency of two million dollars, and recommends that the members of the Cabinet be prose cuted. 