... I AKRIVAL OP THE SULTAN. PAuss, Sunday. The Sultan arrived here this afternoon at 4 40. Iis Imperial Majesty was met at the railway station by the Bmperor, Prince Napoleon, the Ministers, and a large ,lumber of notabilities. The Sultan was in perfect health, and appeared much satisfied with his cordial reception by the Emperor and the people. An im- mense crowd were present. A correspondent ...

... | _ _ ?? HOEUSE OF LORDS. TEHURSDAY. Their lordships met at. five, o'clock. The Archbishop of CANTERBuRy stated that the re- port which had appeared in some of the public papers with respect to the proceedings of the Ritualistic Con- l mission were totally unauthorised, and for the most part devoid of truth. There was an understanding not to E afford information to any person during the ...

... THE DERBYSHIRE GENERAL IN-| FIRMARY. | A quarterly general meeting of the governors of this institution was held in the Board-room on Monday last, the let inst. Rowland Smith, Esq., president for the year, presided, and there were also present Mr. Wright, lHon. W. M. Jervis, Mr. W. Rateliff, Mr. F. M. Hay- wood, Mr. J.T. Morley, Dr. Heygate, Rev. E. H. Abney, Rey. W. F. Wilkinson, Mr. H. Boden ...

... With consummate tact, ingenuity, and courtesy,: sC Mr. DISRAELI has conducted the Governmental al clauses of the Reform Bill through all the shoals and dangers of a strong and jealous opposition. The bitterness with which the Chancellor of the Exche- ti. quer has been opposed since his success became almost B a certainty, reached its climax on Friday night, when ( Mr. GLADSTONE threw aside his ...

... In our impression of last weeI; we published particu- lars of the proceedings at a meeting which had been held in the Town-hall, Aifreton, to consider the steps to be taken for the restoration of the parish church, which was presided ovei'by the Vicar. and attended by a number of the inhabitants. At that meeting resolu- tions were ' unanimously passed that the chuch should be restored and ...

... ADOPTED AND RENOUNCED.-A ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE. In tho early days of the C'oreuill Magazine there appeared or at a very extraordinary story. under the title of Stranger than d Fiction. This narrative it was which described Mr. D. D. is Home, the celebrated spiritualist, as floating through the air, and in connection with whom those extraordinary ' spiritual- re istic manifestations took ...

... I . !* , E n _ (:tl.HALL! I)ERBY, TunsBAY Juno. 25. ?? Dr. PEAciH (Chairman), and C. E. N'iTOw, Esq.] DiDRUN'nNNsss-4oseph Mason was convicted of drunken and riotous conduct in Station-street, Lit9hurch, on Monday night, and was fined '20s; aud'osts.-1i6ry Richardson, who pleaded guilty to a sinjilar charge, was'finde 10s. and costs. Henry Hense, a tramp, was convicted of 'stealifig an egg, ...

... I The Repton Speech-day 'was Axed ifor Thursday last, when a very large assemblage took placehin the old School- moom. The weather was beautifully fine, and the scholars who expected friends or parents waited in knots early in the morning on the dust-covered roads fto oecive and give cordial welcomes. The number of those who accepted invitations from Dr. Pears and his coadjutors was very large ...

... THE, ADOFTED CLAUSES OF THE REFORM .- . 1. 1; . BILL. The following are the adopted Clauses of the Reform Bill with reference to enfranchisement;- I 1. This Act shall be cited for all purposes as The Re- prosentation of the People Act, 1867. AII. This Act shall not apply to Scotland or Ireland, nor to the Universities of Oxford or Cambridge. (Occupation franchiso for voters in boroughs.) ...

... ' BUETON-UPON-TRE NT. The aunual sermons onbeha f of the Wellington-street Wes- leyan Sunday School were preached on Sunday week, by Mr. Fishersof Derby: 'A public tea meeting was held on the following Monday, in Mr. Cash's large room, Cross-street, le and after tea the 1ev. John Dowty, M.A., of Derby, delivered Y. a lecture on ; Samuel Hick, the village blacksmith, to a a large audience. ...

... | THE MNERS' rNA-TIONAL CONFERENCE. This conference is now being hold at Bolton. The Wigan district reported that they had in the relief find 6,0271., and a balanco in the funeral fund of 2,700k. The members numbered about 6.000. St. Helens hasl,8001. in fund, and 1,200 members. The Haydock delegate complained of the Collier Inspector. A pit in their district caught fire, and men were at the ...

... CAMBRIDGE LOCAL EXAMINA- ITIONS. . .. : - I e PRESENTATION OF PRIZES AND*CERTIF1CATES !f . AT DERBY. y On Saturday last, the Rev. Walter Clark, M.A., Hono- 11 rary Secretary Cambridge local examinations for this centre, h invited his friends to witness the public presentation, 'at the :Guild-hall, by T. W. Evans, Esq., M.P., of the 'certificates earned, and the prizes won by Derby at the late ...