It sees it at last! No doubt the Party was strong and vigorous "_sub consule_ PARNELL"; but was it the strength of health, or of inflammation, as Dr. GERALD BALFOUR and the Unionist doctors would say? The leading Irish physicians, of course, hold that the patient is now in a relapse, and must be roused at all costs, and to rouse him they all quarrel at his bedside. _Not_ a "good bedside manner," this! * * * * * Congratulations. To whom? To Mr. STANHOPE FORBES, A.R.A., on his receiving a first-class medal at the Munich Arts Exhibition. They should also have bestowed on him the freedom of the city and made him a member of the Munich-ipality. Likewise to HUBERT HERKOMER, R.A., decorated by the Emperor of AUSTRIA. So far is good, very excellent good; but there may be yet something in store for him, and _Mr. Punch_ says-- "HUBERT, I love thee. Well, I'll not say what I intend for thee." But all will come in good time, to our artistic Brother Brush and Worshipful Worker in metals. * * * * * "PLEASE TO REMEMBER THE NINTH OF NOVEMBER." An esteemed and learned contributor, who wishes, for the moment, to preserve his _incognito_, has sent to 85, Fleet Street, a suggestion for the procession of the ninth inst., which may yet recommend itself to the Lord Mayor Elect:--"As Sir WALTER is a barrister-at-law," writes our correspondent, "would it not be a graceful act if his connection with the forensic profession were brought in prominence by suitable accessories?" As the idea is worthy of consideration, the proposed programme is herewith set forth:--