... 14A.TWT TEJLE MS. ?? Ut. mR ?? saemwra - n ?? broughtby the United Stateaa ;n Mt Ii. Arman, the French ship builder employedeby the Confcderate authoities to; build ?? runners, the Lnpera Advocate summed up Is speiech by calling upon the court .to,'reject the claim made by the United States. The court decided upon postpning judgment r a fortnight. lung ?? p16, Y 1 o. The Pahrie of this evening ...

... ~LORP N4PIBR; 42T WOIT 01 W70H Oi 0s tixdy -von- g the Corps ol Rya Artil- losy- entertained Lord- Na 9erof Magdala at a sanquset at' \ oonwieb. mo e gvinsit of le rdsphe created considerehlu isterest,.and lafrg;nmnber of. peope assembled os n the mbaaketoteldwhenhs ge loidhipeamnved,-claudgave him mo senhsiasticthihaiue~asthoelpoh -oom8t -eabnin rebeption,. Majr-General :*WrdC piers occupying ...

... ] THE CAMP AT W BLEDO- Tr he wethjr!'a Hang4d , ?? - ,.tr - loloie-off'the o4patio iti'S6 the dily.; keo'&ld-.4i W thets fl~iM~ii*' idak;7ii,;ith~r~o50over ecormn- k 2nd ow~ring,,a& the.p ] w~~h Biph14a4irewere' ,o.eiiiojOr8.iught the fcid ,.oe-s -ourEngl 2s~x The' intense heat ift g-idiQ jits worsti iortu~nesofthe aasociation seems n dds~is'dto settleizito saii; and the reeipt '1 ssn l or.t ...

... |, ?? CAMP AT. WIMB3LEDON. WIMBLEDONXoxDon-r N£GHT. More fires to-day. A large piece of the furre a'nd grass by the paling between Wimbledon and Putney was in. a blaze this afternoon. The volunteers were speedily on the alert, and tearing ~own the wood work of the enclosure, beat and stamped the fire out after some half an acre had been burnt to black ashes; Another fire blazed for' some timge ...

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... FId B t E E: !T O UGIET T IBRID-E. iwo 7.rtIIItT)tIS ONT01 To DOSOTO. On \iOondry morniing, nijunt ir ooci ch-, A Urn rvs de'novered in oito U' rop ci M.r IV i. ?? hewcrtr, orbiriot lod 0a. i ru, I' 1w ', U 1 nmltihridirn. .Ir. rr'1:erlr rr'' his Fe n hr't.etr' e. e dite Sin i Id eroitngi63,trot Ii evil pic ly of wrur. I ao ?? tho Dcigtltonvn 5rerongud to eO(!flUD tL Li to; tlten V 1,1O) ...

... SIR NOR TON PE TO. TinpEr years ago Sir Morton Peto and a party of friends made a run diimi gh the United States on a sort of self-appointed mission. They gave tl Liselves out to be distinguished representatives of British capital and (rterlirse, and were received accordingly. Their progress was a series of ,auts, at inhich the lofty character and beneficent achievements of the TIC s (a fond ...

... THE SUPPOSED MILTONIC DISCOVERY. To the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-The interest excited by the supposed Miltonic discovery con- tinues, it seems, unabated. The quiet and modest letter of S. M. P. to the Times ought now to set the question at rest. He argues against the lines being Milton's from the recurrence as many as four times in them of the neuter possessive its. It has ...

... TIHE iHISTOR Y OF THE LA TE B/ISHOP OF AB YSSIIVIA. the 2;th of October, 1867, Abouna Salama (the Bishop of Abyssinia) (Icd after a long and painful illness. Abouna Salama was in many respects a remarkable man. Two such characters as Theodore and himself are seldom met with at the same time il those distant lands. Both ambitious, both proud, both passionate, it w5S inevitable that sooner or ...

... HA GDALA DESCRIBED. AMBA MAGDALA, distant about 465 miles from Massowab, and about iho from Gondar, arises in the province of Worihaimanot, on the border of the Wollo Galla country. The approach is difficult on account of the steep ascent and narrow precipitous ravines that separate it from the rivers Bechelo and Jiddah and from the high plateaus of Wallo. It stands almost isolated-amongst ...

... BRIBER Y. TH1E House of Commons rightly thinks it of more importance to pass the Bribery Bill than to improve it. The members who, according to their lights, devoted themselves to the latter object on Tuesday might conse- quently have spared themselves the trouble of moving amendments.' Though the Government has behaved well in the matter, it is not desirable to try its virtue too severely; ...

... The United States have had enough of buying foreign territory for the present. Perhaps it would not be a bad plan for them to pay for Alaska as a prelim inary to a similar transaction with another Power. The Danish Wtst India Islands were offered for sale to the United States, and Mr. Stward had set his heart on obtaining them. A plenipotentiary was sent from Copenhagen to arrange the transfer ...