... I SUNDAY, JULY 28. SATURDAY'S EDITION. THE IBIUTSX INITEENATIONAL CON- GEu8SB. The cause of labour possesses an organization, and a representation of which the industrial orders may well be proud. The organization is wide-spread; the representation, judging from- the congress held at Nottingham, all that can be desired. Had the creators of wealth suffered matters to rub on in the old grooves, ...

... KETTLE- THE IMPE RIAL DRUM. There is a movement in Europe once more. The three emperors are to meet, to settle the affairs of the world, and of course we are told they are going to do so in the highest interests of humanity. Cesar has been dethroned, and sent into exile, but a greater than Ctesar has arisen to alarm imperial fears. rhere is no enemy so alsi- dious, and yet so powerful, as ...

... TEI TICEROE2N CLAIMANT. On Tuesday, there was held at the Cambridge Music- hall, Commercial-street, Bishopggato, a crowded meeting under the auspices of the Tichhorno Defence Fund Com- mitte. Every part of the building was vwell filled, and the Claimant, accompanied by ir. Oseslow, 31,P., Mr. VWhalley, MY.P., and other gentlemen, met with an en- thusiastic reception. Mr. S. I. Ilyam, vestry ...

... LO)D CAEN&1VON ON WOREING MEN'S CLUBS. On Monday afternoon Lerd Carnavon laid the founds- tion-stone of a working men's club at Carlton, near Not. tingham. The building is to be erected entirely at the cost of the Hon. and Rav. 0. W. Forester, vicar of the parish. Lord CARNARVON, addressing the working men pre- sent, said if there was ore institution in England more particularly English than ...

... TEE MXOMUS OPRU3M L&BOUREES M I BRAZIL. A correspondent, says 'the Daly News, ie'as tE that a series of letters of a peinfully intereotLV character have been received in Warwickshire fto several members of a batch of agricultural emigrantc i Brazil in May last. The families, were collected :j Mr. Alsop, an emigration agent, lodging in Forfiep, place, Leamington, close to the o Offices o the ...

... SJVM:'^. GALMS LAD MLOODS. Tho snowstorm which raged in the north of England on Mondayoiught caused serious damage to the telegraph wires. In Worcestershire the Severn has again over- fowed its banke, flooding the low-lying lands, and doing considearable damage to property. Mr. Essex, Leigh Sinton, Worresterehire, lost a valuable flock of sheep by the floods, and a pnpil of hin was drowrned. A ...

... ZONDON PATRIOT.C CLuB. . _ ?? .L. ?? On Tuesday night, Mr. Robertson submitted to a meeting of the members of this club, which has its qmarters on Clerkenwell-gecen, a new political plat. ormn, for which he claimcdl all the advantages of pre- nions platforms put forth by Mr. Scott Russell, Mr. lgsraeli, Mr. Morley, the International, Sir Charles MlteA Mr. Gladstone, mnd, lastly, Lord Russell ...

... TO MI XDYIOR OF REMP1MS MMAPMR. Sxn,-The course of labour, in its contest with capital and borarowed money, in anstning a very erious aspect; but the prospect is etoencoulraging to the capitalist.. The poor oreature of capital, not necesarily the employers of labour, have ever reason to be afraid oE the new conditions of em- ployment which are coming about. There are new conditions of laboutr ...

... TE3LIFIC GALE. Tle gale which blew over. London on Sonnb gt and continued with itejtriso ilno on Won. Iday' will lon.o be remembered as the moat severe which bae been ex ierlenced for many years. The a~pp irsuoce of the 6tre',t3 at daybreak on Monday morning Was ench as Laes only bcen A itnessed once during the last Siit years Tles, ,rhimueo3 -pots cf eartheic,.araroao n ine, asgzp ise In ...

... 3 A A D a M i f i., A1Y G. W. P GLENNY, aMi, DUE WidRliLY CALFINDAR, FLOWxnM.-Ni0. at. THE AUSUICDLA, This flower is propagated ?? by slips or seted. The bunt tune fur taking off, the blips is the firet or second- week inl August. This shiould he done by removing only as much of the patrentt root as can be, dons without icJury, an~d the opeirat ion cau be best performed wvith a blunt pieco at ...

... SOLDIEnS' WIVES. A writer in a northern journal forwards some sugges- kire memarks on the above subject:- I will offer to your readers a few illustlritions of the iomestic life of the soldier, as provided for by the regu- lations promulgated to the army by dirueion of the SMon-etary of State for War; hut ffrst lt -as inquire, Stproportionof our soldiers are allowed to marryP MeFen i)C' Cet of ...

... TEE1 PUTUnM OF ENGLAND. The XemoriallDi~pomatique is never very complimen. tary in its criticisms of Eogland. It now devotes an article of some note to the consideration of the future prospecte of that coan'ry. It Hsya:- Pxovidence, in fulfilling its work of directing hunman affairs, makes one nation e'lurne another. This is the mnarvellous secret which the Dbilosophy of history h1as ...