... LATEST AI TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. THE WAR. tf saa CONCLUSION OF AN ARMISTICE tic JTwEEN AUSTRIA & ITALY. VunnA, AuG. 10. Thbe Austrian Gazette of this evening, in an artiele upon the peacenlegotiations, says Italy has hitherto ra considered Prague as the town where the peace megotiations would be carried on. Am, however, by the cession of Venetia, all connexion has ceased to exist between the ...

... I - - - - - _ Mr. Alderman Dover presided at the weekly meeting of the health committee yesterday, and the other members present were Dr. Taylor, Messrs. Robertson Gladstone, Lawrence, Jas, Whitty, J. Robinson, B. Samuelson, Bairstow, Barton, Holden, Whitley, A. C. Stewart. THE NEW SCAVENGING ARRANGE- MENTS. The wharves committee recommended that a superintendent of the scavenging department ...

... Wee's totl. 1Hlfjea totsL 1880 15 186Is .w 188S5. Mad B0risto & Nd onis. 212 2281 9421 984 6 BristolandExster . ?? 441 9 8259 s66 307;0 1W Oaledonik .; ?? V 281593709295 &937 414 Oambrian ?? 2510 2247 10017 WA4 130 Oornwai ?? 2135 2180 7948 1W63 6S CorkadBdon ?? 412 444 1876 2711 g Decalde * ?? 382 507 789 9008 11 Dublin & Belfast Juno.. 1515 1572 6551 6 s 6 Dublin and Drogheda .. 2023 2 ...

... w ArLaOp ?? jPTr1rEg. SALUS FOFULI LoX SUPREMA. : DOMESTIC. al Divrliasnent was proroguied yesterday after d? roon. Thde Queen's Speech on the occasion w smackseless than usual of the set formula, lind several portions of it are of very deep interest. E Wye Rare told, or rather, reminded, that our 1g, relations with'all foreign Powers are on the. ' most friendly footing-an assurance which is- ...

... FOREIGN NS. I THE WAR. CONCLUSION OF AN ARMISTICE1 BETWEEN AUSTRIA & ITALY. VIENNiA, AUG. 10. I The Austrian Gazette of thin evening, in an article I upo the pace negotiations, says Italy has hitherto considered Prague as the town where the peace ziegotiations would be carried on, AB, however, by I the cession of Venetia, all connexion has ceased to exist between the negotiations with Italy ...

... I ?? I ESLEVA OD, ' The session 6ol ' *as'' o ie tr ths examination of ministerial 'ohraoter aud eligi- ILility, In the evening; ,o phublia t xaminion of 'ptobCtioNerS, candidates forpordinatiotn at thiis ooii- erencewas hleld in the-St. Peter's and Brunswick .Chapel, Leeds.' Tley were ff7 An' anumbedr, 34'of 'whom were allocated..to the latter chapelland '33 'to' the former. *A 'very ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS' We cannot undertake to return communeiotions ot which we de not avaU Ourselves. 0onnAMUnloatona should. alway' be legibly written in inaii erandan one oe ?? ?? emll, length inaresael C o dillisalt~y of ?? 'Iae lor tixem, Whatever Ls i-ntended tor inetion must be uthernicaied by> tae name antl adiea of- thA ~yter, net necessaril for pwblicatfon, but ja a icsantoe of uli hgood ...

... - LLANDUI ; ?? THE, GYMNCtAHOH-OF-LIV'tERPOOL ON C1VXLISED BATHIUG. An address on the ?? subject was delivered on Monday.on the Llandudno parade by Mr. John Hulloy, before a larg@, assemblage of ladies and gentlemen. The speakcer opened the proceed-, iogs y stating that an incident h.id ust'happened'. vhich had a forcible bearing on Dhe subject in question . A lady, bathing.on the ground ep ...

... MTIULTUM IN PARVO. 4 The danitary state of Paris ie reported As improving. The number. of wrecks reported last week W - 40, making the total for the present yew 1315. The Staffordshire Mutual. Cattle Insurance Association is to be dissolved,. owing to the de- crease of. the plague. Willia Shakespeare figur&aa a citi zen of Kaa mazoo, Michigan, among the signere of a call for a meetimg.of tie ...

... IREFORTM MEETING LAST NIGHT. Last evening, a meeting of working men in favour of Parliamnentary lieforor was held in the Odd Fellows' Hall, under the presidenoy of Councillor Bldwin. There was a very largo attendance. The CesAinIAN said ho wag glad to find that very satin. factory progress in the cause of Reform was being made in 4n 1Birniiigliam, and hio believed that nothing was so likely to ...

... THE CXFORM DEMONSIN&TION ON MLONDAY. The preparations for the great Reform meetng at Brook Fields have been pushed forward with such vigoar thaonow a very-fairestinmlato may he made of the extent of Monday's gathering. As to the mere question of number, the cro wds who have attended m eeting after meeting in the Town Hall afforded sufficient i ndication Of the spirit with which an invitation ...

... THE FALL PIT EXPLOSION AT BROWNHILLS. 11 Yesterday, Mr. E. Hooper, District Coroner, Kesunmed enquiries tonehing the death of John Woodhouse and William Long, two men who were injured by an explosion in one of the pits of the Coppy Hall Coal and Iron Comn- pany, on the 11th July, and who subsequently died from the effects of their injuries. 111r, Baker, one of her e Majesty's Inspectors of ...