... 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. ...

... 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 ?? ...

... . 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 ...

... V -i I S lfiT T EBASTOP L :I i' I ; ? _ I: i A O p5pfldoeiqf 1tq fv t~~ s-yst t w2000=iflv, b li ?? S rgularly built town, ?? t~ ruhles wr.The.- RmwslaLceeerwhc Ryte enetatedinto so gaftantl',sstl na, brke clwu ag~a~ facure. *arks of bullts re fequnt ~~tobs:'Atkon o'lock, ~.vth Brtis nfelowtraenilejrte Manelon Yr a iie'rn.then th rehinaisof ~.thei Idaakof, henthe d~okyard,~t4i9 firth a~ ...

... UIhVERSITY EDUCATION FOR IRELAND. The salutary influence of churches and religious sects will scarcely be increased when they exhibit themselves as hindrances to the establishment of any broad system of general education. The blame of obstructing a fair and convenient arrangement of facilities for the higher kind of instruction in Ireland -3ot be divided between *ko two great ecclesiastical ...

... 'THE WVBLEYAN METHODIST t CONFERENCE AT BRISTOL;. The education committee of this conference met. in the Old Market-street 'Chapel, Bristol, on: 'Monday morning. The president of the conference I(Rev. 1V. Atthur) 'oocupied the chair. There wasB 'a large attendance of laymen from all pamts of the.' 'kingdom, including Mr. Sheriff Lycett and Mr. I.. Holden, M.P. The secretary, Rev. G. W. Olver,' ...

... sALVS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. DOMESTIC. The minimum rate of discount at the Bank of England, which had stood at 21 per cent. since May 30, was on Thursday reduced to 2 per cent. Just twelve months ago the rate steed at the high figure of 10 per cent. In the House of Lords, on Thursday even- ing, the royal assent was given to several bills. In reply to the Earl of Shaftesbury, the Archbishop of ...

... 2ECURBIOTIBS's A . IGfu:AT . * , ,SE ?? ?? Among the :numerous cheapO6 trips 'from Arbrgath during theSt. Thomas market holidays was one by. the eteanitirit Atlas (of. Duadee) to Leith. The unsuspecting plbeasurer aeeers who mhoine toat texasion. had a Moetnupleasant voyage indeed. Toefr Passage -to, Leith, fo her' te rrived about one o'clock b n Mo dy forena ooen was on the whole' e a- 'ver ...

... I GRAND BALL AT THE INDIA OFFICE. The ball given by the Indian Council at the new India Office, Downing-street, on Fridaynight, was most successful. The principal members of the royal family now in England graced it with their presence; almost all the states of Europe were represented by their aibbassadors or diplo- matic agents, and the general company included her Majesty's Ministers, the ...

... I7== IM IL. : , . . ' i P I' MPERIA B Pit IMN: rNLE*GEAPB.1 :OUE' WOF LORDS. T17ESDAY, JULY23 ?? 'Their lordbip met at fye o'clock. VTli attend.:' o nce 'at 'first waa- 'not nearly seo anumerous aa on the -previooe eveninag; aid-the gallries, with-the exception of those a ppro riated to the peerosses and the members of te ?? of Commons, were -by no Tneane sO well filled. b The Vaiccinatlon ...