... THRE VICEROY OF EGYPT. On Satardeyafternoon the Viceroy of Egypt, attended by uhar'Pacha, and eccoinpanied by the Esrl of Dodley and other distiegnisbed personnges, left Paddingtou at three o'clock by special train, en -route for Taplow, in order to visit Clevedon, near Maidenhead, the beauntiful residence qo' the Dowager Duchess of Sutherland, which overhangs one of the meoat picturesque ...

... WEST GLOUCESTERSH.ImE ILECTION. ()a Sturday a nnumeroas and influential meeting of LiberalS connected ?? the Western division of Gloucester- shire, was behl at the New InD Gloucester, for the purpose of considering the course to be taken by the party in caOse- quence of the vacancy in the representation which Sir John Rolt's elevation to the Judicial Bench has occasioned, The chair was taken ...

... ?? ?,Iltdliyllm ?? t I - FRANCE PARtIS, M0N1DAY-1i~ coaformfity with an order of the indictment ot the Chomber of the lmperial Court dated the 4th tultant. Antonio eereziseki was brought up to-dey for trial at the aseica court ea the Seine couslt f bhviug asto epied to ?? the Emperor of Ruailia on the otb of June. Thec as forthe probh. taion wos coodcttd onhehal ost tbe (erttent,8l by ...

... OFFICIAL DETAILS & DESPATCHES. a Advicee have been received froan New York, bringing full and authentic detaila of the circumatances atteneuing the si execution of the Emperor Mhaxiusilian. tl The followirig is the telegram of Escobedo to the Mexican ri Minister of War announcing the execution:- -L San Loia Potosi. Jane 19, 1867. o 'Cilizmn Minister of War-On the 14th instant, at eleven o ...

... TEE WIMBLEDON MEETING. With the firing of tbt 600 Vds, rainge the first stage of the J competition for the Qaeen's Prize was on Friday brougbt to II a closei. The winner of the silver medal and association 51 bae en 50 was Coptain Wright, 80th Cheshire, who made 02 poit.a ?? the winners.ef £15 and the Amaociation Badge were Serg., Jeff, 2ad Wercester, 47; Sergt. Laen, Bristol, 46. a The ...

... - - WESLEYAN CONFEREN ?? The Stationing committee met on Tiuesdy morning, and 3 conojuded ?? on Thursday. The following ere the pro- i posea appointmeentsfor this and surrounding ditatritels. 'ITbu lea ripsI co iteel ?? still le given In tDC CB, of Moudat. It wil) boobserved that 1he Rev. W. ,. I'olushsvli' a uname btands still for 0titton. but the whole arrangenelt ih w ?? to oerictlton by ...

... WsI arc at length enabled to congratulate our readers on the passing of the third reading of the Reform Bill by tl the House of Commons. The fual stage of the measure d was preceded by a debate of no marked eloquence or X interest, yet which was full of omens as to the f uturen complication of parties. Lord Cranborne attacked his late colleagues with a bitterness and dignity which won the ...

... dENERAL NEWS. A young9 Norwegian InI Whescoan Is seven foot Len inchesi In -height. silver brieks are thrown on the stage to ?? acirese~ in Nevada. fo A ?? broker In New York hat sued; for £C20fo effecting %. barriuye. I h The Queen of Spain is saId, to bc witting a work onth Ho1ppibeCs of Vationq.1 Asfilver cradlo ho., been presented to ttie ?? of 136a2 bo)rough (Ars. Uhilmle5), who ...

... 0f Oi,&Sturday. in puruaaaceoot the combined programme of id the Nation at R I's Associationl and the Executive of the e, Cen~traol Belgisn H opt~ionlil Committee, it was arranged that ty t~te ilfilial and royal-reception of the Belgians eleenld lake ,le plaoe 'n1 the Bite appropriated for the Buitish ?? Tir National, of at 11imbledon. It was anticipated that, this would have to been one of ...

... .SECON-D EDITION' ?? ?? ?? . it (nht'THR'S TILLEGR.I~S) LAST NIGHT'i PARLIAMENT. at HOi]619 OF. LORDS. la Lord RVrDeSDAL3 Witudre-W his R:ival PAk il ?? l)iEenC appealed to Lord StratiorddeR0Ociliffe~Wtowt d, draw his motion expressing Indignation atthe fate Of the Em- O pro Maximilian. ills lordship exprse hahroro;b p cruet which had etharitetiribed recent ?? ei buitluted~i thaL it was ...

... RAILWAY TRAFL'IO RETURNS. | 7- (flog IiiaAlAT11'I JOURNALOF SUATURIAY). I ?? , , ?? 1 * Preceding week. Blristol and Exeter tal1edonlau.. ?? Cornwall .. tilaego ?? Great Eastern .. GreatNorthern Uct. outhern & Western Great Western Ilghland .. Lameashlrs & Yorkshire Llanellylta1ly, and Dfock London and N. Western London and Iilaokwall.. Loa., BrIgh.,and 5. Coast Lond.jUCthama,& Dover London ...

... TnE city of Bristol is now entertaining the Wesleyan Conference. It visited this city for the first time in 1745, and that was but its second session. Then only eleven persons attended, including John and Charles Wesley, the legislator and poet of the sect. This year it visits us for the twenty-ninth time, and probably 500 ministers and scarcely fewer laymen will attend its sessions or ...