By Electric Telegraph — United Press Association { opyright —Jßecelved 7,'SIBS —9.30 a.m. HOME RULE "FOR IRELAND. London, May 5. Mr. Parnell, in addressing a meet ing at the Eighty Club on Tnesday last, mentioned that the Irish party would define a new departure to obtain Home Rule for Ireland. TIN COSTINUING TO FALL. Tin continues to deoliue, and is now quoted at £79. PAKNELLITES CONDEMN POPE'S DEUREIi. At a meeting of sixty Parnellifces at Dublin the Pope's deoree was con demned, also the Papal interference in politios. FRENCH TAX ON COLOMIAL WOOL. There is an impression abroad that the French authorities will impose a tax on Australian wool should Eng land persist ia imposing a tax on valuable wines. WOOL SALES CLOSE FI&M. The wool sales oloaed firm, but in favor of sellers. France and Germany have chiefly purchased merinos, but for the Home trade crossbreds have been in demand. 8000 bales were shipped to America. FUNERAL OF MB. CHES3ON. The remains of Mr. Chesson, the Chairman of the Aboriginal Protection Association, were interred in Brompton Cemetery. RUSSIA'S ATTITUDE FEARED. It is understood that the Marquis of Salisbury is somewhat anxious at the present attitude of the Russians, as he apprehends that they may oooupy Bulgaria and then commence to advance on Constantinople. ASSAULTING AN EDITOR. Berlin, May 5. A deputy named Sohoener has been sent to gaol for four months for assaulting tho editor of the Tageblatt, who published erroneous and in correct reports of the late Emperor of Germany. EMPEROR GETHKG WEAKEB. The Emperor continues very weak. His temperature is lower now than when he was first attacked by the fever. He appears daily at the win dows of his residence, and the daily bulletins as to his condition have been abolished. RUSSIAN TROOPS ADVANCING 01 TUBKEY. Constantipole, May 4. It is stated that the Russian troops are advancing on the Turkish and Asiatic frontier, and that a Russian agent is endeavoring to create trouble in Bosnia and Herzegovina. BULGARIAN AFFAIRS. It is reported that General Ernotb will proceed to Bulgaria to make inquiries and report as to the wish and requirements of the populace. COLLISION BETWEEN TURKP. GRE EKS AND SERVIANS. A serious collision occurred be tween Turks, Greeka, and Servians at Monas i*. RUBSIAN CRUISERS. St. Petersburg, May 4. 