... I'MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS- lOdl,66144, J7ciie 21. Select SUNDAY DRNaINGxe. Mr M~r Rvi.ANnS Imoved the second reading Of the Salo of Liquor grant ,11 sunlays Bill, And explained that its Object was to secure tile with tdot.l elesiellof public hounoes en Sunday. -e sltatedlthat alarge Aft( 0sinlnt liofc-hone was attribuitableoto Sunday drinkin~g, andpoint- were- .Ed out that in ...

... iatn PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS, fo London, Tuesday Evening. ayc To-day's Avenir Liberal armounces the death of Karl In Marx, chief of the International Society.Re Mr Disraeli has written declining the invitation to the Cutlers' Feast at Sheffield, on the ground of a previous en- cel gagement. 51e1 The Duke of Cambridge an-ived at- Dover from the Con- lIb. tinent early this morning, and will1 ...

... .- - ---- -- -I - - I By the arrival of the above mail we have advices from Afel- bourne to July 15. In Vietoria a now Government has been formed, consisting of -Mr Deliy, Chief Secretary and Postmaster-General; Mr Ferry, Treasurer and Commissioner of Customs; Mr Grant, Minister of Lands; Mr Robert Walsh Attorney-General; Mr Spensliy, Soli- citor-General; Mr OGrnady, Minister of Public Workts; ...

... FASHIONAPLE 3LIRRIIAGE THE imarriage of Alex. Innes, Esq. 3d1 Buff, , 4. Alex. Innes, Esq. of Raemoir alnd of Cowi'toIi Eythan King, only child of the late p i ii- Rector of Saxlingliam, Norfolk, took III.U oi rlast, at St Andrew's Episcopal Chur~ch-tm rI,]. H 11, 'k performed by the Venerable Archeliacon Tri, . uncle of the bridegroom, assisted by the. Jkv Launceston, Cornwall, uncle oif the ...

... THIE ALABAMA TREATY. .EARL. RUSSETLL evidently sees in this Treaty a reproach r on his discharge of the duties of the Foreign Office. ; There is no doubt it is so. It is a reproach on the l Ministry of the day, and to some extent a humiliation which England brought upon herself tea years ago, and lis now called upon to accept. .The Treaty provides that the Arbiters, in judging of P lthe ...

... MfASTERS' ASSOCIATIrON. A MEETING of the above Association was held in the Parish School, Keit on Saturday last. There was a large attend- ance, an? Mr Ogilvie, Keith, occupied the chair. THE EDUCATION DILL. A report was read by Mr Mime, King-Edward, relative to his proceedings in London as a deputation from the Assecia- tion with reference to the Education Bill. Mr Milne was cc- companied in ...

... L A-TE ST NE WS. ats PEIESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS. ,te ,'LonNDOy, Tuesday Evenliil6. te .For srome time past Princess Chriitian has been confined . , to Ecogmeore by an attack of congestion of the Irnags. Her e :Roal dihs~is isnow, however. conlvalescent, atnd is en- Y lldt-aearnsi hepr.'Pic rhri oa 11, Frogtnere.kiaiigintspak Picertrisnwa of ':A cbrresporsdent of the Timi;es says that witlln ...

... CLTJNY, MONYMUSK, AND MIDMAl? AGB.I- CULTURAL A?OC1ATLON. 0:i Saturday, the Annual Sprietg Show of Bulls, Poultry,- eScds, and lRoots, in colnnection wvith the above Assooltvtion : w~as held at the Home Fsru of C1uny. Theo entries coin- pared rather unfa~vourably wvith thoso of last year, but inl sovoral olasses thle quality wvas thle finlest yet exhibited u nder the auspices of thle Society. ...

... AG R IaU LT U RE. Mie all] ;he AGRICULTURAL AND METEOROLOGICAL NOTES '' bly FOR OCTOBER, 1871. -po be gocI iln- THE past maonth has been, in not a. few instances, remark- yet. 'ah able in a meteorological point of view, beginning withh a. ticu yve severe storm of wind and rain, during which the crops were liftt Let exposed to aUl the damaging effects of wind and rain, with side lit a ...

... PAR I AMfEN T. HOUSE OF LORDS-Tuesday, Map 9. Their Lordahips met at 6 o'clock. The Earl of KIMBERLEY laid on the table a Bill for the Con- federation, of the Leeward (West Indies) islands, which was read a first time. The ?larl of AsltrcE moved the second reading of the Work. shops. itegulation Act (1867) Amendment Bill, explaining that Its object 'was to rehire members of the Jewish religion ...

... PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS. ch his LoNON. Tuesday Evening. Lord Grauville arrived at Inverary Castle this afternoon; wi There are about 70 yachts in the bay. The West Lancashire coal owneis this afternoon resolved j to increase the wages of the colliers 10 per cent. Al The whole of the hands employed at Greenwood & Bat- ley's machine works, Leeds, have struck for an advance of Is per day all ...

... THE DON CiVUIVES, &o. Tilr report of the Special Commissioners appointed to en- q into the effect of recenit legislation on the Salmon J'i'thiets of Scotland contains the following evidence with ref r, lice to the state of the Don:- 0,o,- %witness (no names given) says:- I olit think that any not should be used bohlild a cai've dyke or ill tylkc, withi at'lecast 100 yards; and 1 thilik that ...