... ITH ARTILLERY EiETING AT SHOEBURYINESS, t Solt ova frtko= 6olsanoerMI)A.) SIOEBU1IYNESS, FHo.DA NIOrr. The business to-day-the last of active work -has been of peouliar interest. The great prizes had already been won, and the hundred and odd detachments had been tested by a succession of competitions, by which the relative position of each was ascertained. To-day it remained for the winning ...

... I In the House of Lords, yesterday, Lord Redes- dale, having moved an address praying her Majesty to direct an audit of the accounts between the Crown and Mr. Leonard Edmunds, the Lord t Chancellor, after describing the proceedings which Lave taken place in reference to this matter, said that the case had already been sufficiently inquired c into. The Motion was withdrawn. The Appro- i ...

... .NEWS ROM PARIS. . ?? REPUBLICAN CELEBRA`h)ON. (FRoU ouw owN oonan oirDBMr.- PARIS, SUZnAT NIGHTr The 22nd of September has gone off as quietly as the 4th-not only in Paris, but, so far arwe at present iknow, in all Prance. The projected ban- quet in Paris, to which only 160 guests wereb in- vited, having, as I said yesterday, been objeotbd to by General Ladmirmult, and the Governmen6 having ...

... TUE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF IRE LAND. (BY TELEOGRAP.) (Pnon OUR ?? OnCORnEsONWNT.) BELFAST, WEDNESDAY EVENWNO. To-day the joint show of the Royal Agricul- tural Society of Ireland and the North-East Agricultural Association opened in Belfast, in;Ormeau-park, which wee kindly lent for the occasion by the Town Council. The park was admirably adapted for the purpose. It contains about 170 ...

... LIBERALISM IN YORKSMlE. G thoIO A GooRnIsroNDrIsr.) i HALIFAX, MYoDAY. N tc The late eleotion for the North-West Dlivisiont 'of Yorkshire has no doubt given an impetus to the Liberal cause in this portion of the county. That it caught many, asleep and some wavering, there is no use disputing; but tho residue were at their posts, as the loss of a sterling Libeial' candidate by only aioihs two ...

... THE LONDON OMNIBUS DRVERS. A meeting of drivers and conductors of omnibuses was held at midnight, on Thursday, in a large unfinished building near the Elephant and Castle, which had been lent for the occasion by Mr. E. T. Smith. As no notice of the meeting had been given before Thursday morning, the arrangements were necessarily of the most primitive order. A rough platform had been erected ...

... Y I' NAAL AXDM'ILI.TA.Rl. - I . .~ . . , ~ _ . . . .. ?? WOOLWIbH, AuJuft 18. The funeral of Major Wolfe, Royal Arti]erys'. lt3 'Brigado-Major at the School of Gunnery Shoebury- hnes toa6 pladeat d oolwdih to-dny with full milita honurs . ?? 'Wood, commnmudantadnal the officers of the garrison, attended, besides ae considers able portion of the Staff from Shoeburyneess. The pall. bearers ...

... A POLITIC&L CONVNTION IN RAANoit I ; . _ (MOM Onn MMa 0On R5ORMnT.) i BOBDiAUX, SATURDAY, A very curious innovation in French politics is now being tried in the department of which Bor- deaux is the capital, which, should it, as seems probable, prove successful, is likely to have a marked influeno on political habits in' France. This innovation is neither more nor less than the introduction of ...

... NAVAL AND MILITA.RY. (F'aOU'rUs LONDON OAZE2TM.) WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, SEPr. 24. Royal Artillery-Major-General, wit h the rank of Colonel-Corn- unndant, Sir William Marcus Coghlan, .C.B. (late Bombay), to be colonel-cominandant, vice General J. G. Griffith, deceased; Major Charles Watson Wilson, from the supernumerary list, to be,major, vice W. S. M. Volfe, deceased; Major Campbell Hardy, ...

... | sf1 The leaders of both masters andamen bad ala busy time of it, yesterday, considering and reviewing their fe several positions, and making preparatlons for the future. m The Carpenters ajid J'oiners Centaral Committee opened it, the day's proceedings by sts'iking their fifth dividend for ale, tho men on striko at 12s. each, and the third for the men bet locked out, 'who are virtually now ...

... I LATEST TELUGRAMS. (TUROUGOH REcTrz's AGEscY.) -THE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN GERMANY AND FRANCE. VERSAILLES, JumN 17. The negotiations between M. Thierv and Count Arnim in reference to the evacuation of the French territory are still being continued, and an early solution is expected. THE REORGANIZATION OF THE FItENCE ARMY. VERSAILLES, Jo 17, EVENLiO In to-day's sitting of the National Assembhly ...

... AN OFF? DAY WITH THE INVADERS. I , : (Bar rTnaGnA.) BLANDFORD, WzNrAsTsn NIexv. To-day hbs been one of rest in the FirstJiivision, 'vith the exception of a little of the new 'kirmish- ing drill in the morning. Nothing has been done since didiler, as it is considered that the force on Racecourse Down has fairly earned a half-holi- day, after its steady marohing and Japanese parade of yesterday. ...