... ITEE ChURUCH OF ENGLAND i I ~ AND ITS SYSTEM. SERMON BY THE BI8OP OF CHESTR.L Yesteiday emorninr, an ordination servicewan held in the.'Clsster Cathedral, after whieh a, sermon, specially addressed to the newly-ordained: miniateroi was delivered by the Right lReversrd the Bishop of the dicoese.,' His Lordship took for his text eailm cxliv. 15-Happy are tha people thatare in such a case; yea, ...

... 1 SECOND EDITION. I AM RICA. ARRIVAL OF THE TEUTONIA. SOUTHAMPOSx, Arnyr. 28. The Hamburg and American Company's screw steamer Teutonjir, from New York on the 15th instant, has arrived. She brings 150 passengers for Havre and this port; $8$j0GO for France, and I150 for Hamburg. On the lth, the Teutonia spoke the screw Bteamet Pennsylvania, from Liverpool for New York; and on the 23rd, the ...

... PBOGRESS OF THE WAR IN AMERICA. The war news brought by the steamer Moravian is very vague and uncertain, and there is nothing that can be relied upon either from the army of Grant or that of Sherman. IThe report of a battle het*een- Sheridan and Early, in which the latter is said to have been defeated, was again current, but its magni- tude was very much diminished, and nothing was said about ...

... LOCt0GAL INTELLIGEXCE. I~ ~~ I .. Mrs. W. B. Gladstone will give a, ball on the let' of Jiuue for the introdctiocn to society of her second daughter, Mica Mary Gladstone.-Afrning Feat. T'In UcION CHAnor.AnLlr 'BWlr,.-Themihority of 93 who voted against the Union-Chairgoability B~ill on M~onday night'consisted wholly of; Conseir vatives.- Mr. J.''O, };wartj Mr. 'ibiretall, andMr. Laird voted ...

... :~~~ ~~ ~ .- ~ :: I i ,, 'S ;I.,- , ; =:, I , ~ ( EBSEJY DOO1C &:*HARBL11i ' ;P]3OAB RD.. -I ,- The6 weekly moelntso the KerVY 'Docks. anil Hasr bonri bcard was ae yesa'ayd ay t the Dook Office, 'Revenue Buildingi.,. Mi. IBro~ckleban r'ade, MrP.,'Rl. ird. Man m oved B~h'ossitlubbatck o trhesi lo~lmnd atilsont kkaepia, o tender ofabia6WHlTamer Mra. Docki a having moveabth cofiratin o t ...

... LATEST AN TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. OOMMERCIAL. f4 LONDON, TUESDAY. The following were the salea reported on the 0 tock exohange up to one o'clock to-day:- n BiITISH AND FOREiGN RAILWAYS. lriotol and Exeter 4 95 CaledoniaD, ,, ,, ,,n,, . .,1521 Great Eastern. 48 7 a Great Northern B . , . . 13 0} c Great Western .,, 731 Lancashire and ...

... I [MPERIAL PARLIAMENT I BY TELBGRAPH. HOUSE OF LORDS. d TUESDAY, JUNE 13. i The house met at five o'olook. F LOCKING TEI DLtRS OF RAILWAY o (ARRIAURES. f Lord ST. LzONAIDB presented a bill to prohibit t railway companies from locking both doors of the oarriages in passenger trains. t Af ter a short conversation, in which the practice was generaUiy condemned, the bill was read a first time. THE ...

... LOCAL 'NTLLG NCE -. ; 1LOCALA :NTELGNE _ L .,~~~~ ~~I ' The Right Rev.iDr. Jacobson, the new Bihop of Chester, preached his first sermon iu the cathedrel yceterday morning. ' ; the Acocmvi AT mE BBuNuwVicK Dt0oa. - in Saturday morning a sailor named $prait, whiet i going og board a vesnel lying, in the Brunswick Dock, slipped and fell into the water. His pe*il. on. situation was fortunately ...

... V .:. v , '! . . . I ' I_ . - - '1- (Ftrom tiw Siag n Moarning * VALRTIAATDANO , Up to this honr i'otiin. hat spr tosp. ;port any of thefnuinerous.ooinjeoturessthrowia out; es to the cauBeoftheloswof insulationof the cable.. Indeed, the mystery of thenon-receipt of informa. tion thickens daily, and gives rise to grave forebod-7 Ings as to the safetyof the Grest EAstern. Even the ...

... THE REVOLUTION TN* BUCHAREST. A correspondent of the Times hasfurnished that journal with the following account of the recent outbreak in the Danubian Principalities:- BuOHAREsT, AUG, 17. On the morning of the 15th instant very serious disturbances broke out among the lower orders of this city. For some time reports had been in circulation that the daily increased taxa- tion, interfereace ...

... Week's total. Half-rears total. 180B. 1884. -1881. 1064. Milso Belfast and N. Countles 20a3 -17e 60132 45205. 69 8Dlatol and Exeter . 7180 7349 18544 168141 121 Caledoulan . 90167 19559 308723 37498 3 2811 Cambrian . . 1909 1458 4.2768 980t 91 Con~wall .. 1713 1842 49029 41532 655 Cork and Bandon 82 . 36 902 '9844 120 Deeialde . I I. . 470 368 6202 5322 17 Dublin & ...

... O'XTON LEAS, S. I~~_ . . I TBO TED1T lihIDS OF TUB WlV3IPOOL 0lMiCtUBy. Gentlemen, -I have read with interest your very appropriate remarks on the Shrewsbury Cakes, andi quite concur in your regrets that any of the leases should be 'upset on, amere teohnioal ground; epsciailly having regard to the profes. sions of the earl in the early part of the dispute. 'l he earl then aseeittd that his ...