... - ?? BTH BETO1 :ELZTEDDFOD. '50 SEN Z)1SO .r #11 FINM ' CK'4ntiete umen , ~uem~,great .nter-.t Was oxCited-in.WAhoIrole. ybvtiho- 'ement of an intqr, ?? to ?? andfrom the ?? Enlisa iit n 8 .coe ed angrne ebnrge~tae ;~b; et -.0s'eting inestitn and some steper 3i;5 -thait moo* f .ei81ntng m b hA nre ?? comnittees ?? Soith en and ehle wrh O to orgahise Am excursion 1; poy ,.to make, Wttr I ...

... ; A SCANDALOU ELOPEIVENT.: r'fiom the Oork: ExirncrofFridai.) ' In qoineq~zeace of 1n urgez~ telegraphiomewauga', Ireceived on Wedni#ay evening fromn bublini,' StHer ?? a waited! pt;, *e(ra Snuthleorii O Weitetri R nivie.rm .whb~ioetrasfigured Weappeaao. apt 1; bim beyond the recognition ofthe few OiBdSIiid otlero~n the platform, who speculated curiosly as ig b xto f p r d ?? fa~nehour of t~he ...

... As OLD PUBLIC SERVAWT. ' one of the oldest police-officers in IAverpiol- thaps in England-has just been superanzuated To retirement or superannuation of policemen be common enough; but the one we allude to to no common individual: he has been regarded as oharacter in Liverpool for nearly half a century, sd hi withdrawal into private life is an event whiob deserves to be chronicled. Those who ...

... . : . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? . The subject of ths bill has now been before the ie House of Commons for no less than five months, . during whioh time many proposalis connected with the subject have been, brought forwafd.by her LO Majesty's Government' and others, and thei bill itself ha gone through greater ohanges' ?? almost any bill that was ever .Inttod~aed.into Parliament. It will ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. PEUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE EMPRESS EUGENIE'S VISIT TO THE QUEEN. PARIS, JULY 21, EvE1mn., The Empress of the French left here this morn- ing for Havre, where she will embark for England. Sor Majesty was accompanied to Havre by the gmperor, who returns to Paris to-night. Both their majesties travelled incognito. AMERICA. [BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.] NEW YORK, JULY 19, Six P.M. ...

... LATEST, T RHI.. NEW. TELEGRAPHIC', NEWS. COMM LONDON, FBPAmY EVEXG. The bank return shows more clearly than ever that a redaction to 2 per cent. yesterday would have been justifiable, and that the step is Inevit- obla In spite of the heavy disbursements on account of the dividend;, the qotual strength of the bank is greater than it was hast week. The stook markets have been rather quieter, In ...

... BEMI-WEEKJ-eV 4 DOMETIla The Sultan has brought his-visit to this country to a close. His Majesty sailed' froin Dover on Ttesday. The Sultan has sent a despatch to tote, Prince of Wales, expressing his thanks for the attentions bestowed upon him in - lngland. Before leaving London, his Majesty sent to the Lord Mayor the sum of £2500 'to' be distributed among the indigent poor'of the City of ...

... 1 , I- , _17. n z .7 Is- . * 4 'l ?? i:58 ..T4e Stlh68 deprturie 'took plice oi iieTTy,' 'aned 4'`i iurliied ?? 'll the- eeremoiias 'hlohi atteuded hiaarrival., Twoguards ofhonour.with 1 he 4'baid 'd 04 Ct lsire6 . Fat C1L n. eroses tation.The ;Prine'.of Waeis'tleI tikesof.' 1 Paaibridge ';mdd'ieveraI offilap~erone gea wereiatf 3the stationto receive bi8 Impqajlmaiesty,' who l rive& shortly ?? ...

... 9UMV081 RU~Tfurg W . I 6 1 I. V . BAI'VS POPS 8EX UPRE IS X M MMARY. u:DiOMESTiC. The close 'ties of relationship -existing be- tween the Queen and the unfortunate Emperor Walmilian has led to a postponement of the Hyde Park review and the state ball at Backig4bnam Palace, which were both fixed for to-day. 'The review will be held as soon as her Majesty can with propriety attend. After all, ...

... MR. HENRY VINCENT ON 1- . -: : . AME4%ICA4 . . : I0 o 'Mlr.' Heanry Vincent, who, has reetly retred Id to England from a ten months' tour on the o Ameroian Continent, delivered an oration last er evening, st the College, Shaw-atreet, oix The Grea ' America Nation. Te chairwas occpied , by the Rev. G. T. Birch, of the St. Clment's M n OChurch, sad there was a very owded attendance. TheC ?? in ...

... . i- c' - Si - MARRIAGE ACCORDING TO ,RITUALISTICORE ?? , .F.ORM : The retired and beaautful village of Lavington last week was the scene of no little interest on the occasion of the marriage of Mr. Reginald Wilber- foree, the eldest son of the Bishop of Oxford, with Miss An&nnMarin Denmai third danhter of thi Hon. it. Derman. The church o paiih of the bride being too small for the many ...

... : Messrs. Fred. White, L. Mapei, and George Stone, students of Liverpool Royal Infirmary School of Medicine, have passed the primairy ?? at the Royal College of Surgeons. Mr. W. S. Paget paseed the preliminary scientific examinationof the University.of London. FATAL ACCIDZT AT BInanNBrAD.-An inqtest was held yesterday at the Queen's Hotel, Birken. head, before Mr. Churton, coroner, on the body ...