... n.- A s . G rmidir nn. under th e ?? of d The Chanllnel Soquadron, under the command of a Rear-Admiral Geoffrey Horoby, now at Portland, is under orders to proceed on its annual cruise next week. It will first visit Mlilford Haven, and proceed thence to Liverpool, a where the vessels are expected to arrive about the 19th July, and will reumain about a week. D The Sultco, screw ship, arnmour ...

... ST. PA UL'S' CA THEDRAL. ONCE more in the history of this controversy the main point seems likely, to be missed in the discussion of minor considerations and of questions of subordinate importance. In a matter so critical such a result is. much to be deprecated, as it is only too easy to lose sight of a definite issue in a general sense of conflicting testimony and debateable opinion in ...

... I - [1tfeter'a ~eleerzm.i, per Press Association,.1 FRANCE. Jan'r PARIS, Juqp 30. The Repiiblilqe Fx)ca-ncatse, the Rrsepl, sind other Ple- publican papers to-day unreservedly approve of Mlarshal YlciMahon's Order of the Day to the army. VERSAILLES, JtimE 30 (Evening). In to-day's sitting of the National Assemldy the Miarnuis de Frsoiclion, of the Extreme Right, i rought in a bill fur ...

... THE BIRMrNGHAM SCRIPTURAL EDUCATION UNION. The Zimes, of yesterday, says, in reference to the deputation of last Saturday:- While parties are so antagonistic and irreconcilable as is indicated by the suggestions of that deputation, it is to be feared thfat gencral compulsion would at once raise a liost of new and formidable difficulties. Those gentlemen repanscent part of the m inoritv over ...

... I FORSION ITlyrzWakyE, . FRANC& . . - . PvJtlaie30.- is! The bepnbu F reW,: RA7ppel,:and other Republin papergteday unreservedly 'appoe t *.A- Marshba MacMahnn's' order of 'the day to the OLiTICAL KOYEMEzWT-TES NATIONAL t, ag at V- -sailes, June 30. Ai A general osinion prevais among. the meibers Ie e ef the Left th yesterdy teho 'olutions of the of CteanofTbit ?? BX reod b l iredote, wit ...

... PARIS, Tuesday. TIHE order of the day addressed by Marshal MacMahon to the army of Paris seems to have been well received in the country. M. Gambetta and his friends, too, have accepted it with good grace, though Republicans in general dislike having a soldier at the head of the State leaning on the support of a large standing army. However, the Republicans say that the Marshal's order of the ...

... UiNftJSatAltArs tUld.Ls-axa rmmtniiuro. SIR,-In Dod's Parliamentary Companion for the year 1557 I find Sir James Elphinstone described as A Liberal; in favour of administrative reform, extension of the franchise, and Lord Palmerston's foreign policy; opposed to 'centralization,' and to the blaynooth grant; in favour of rating ALL Goviernmneost p-opertiy to the poor's rate. It is also stated ...

... BOUTfl WATAhS TF'PHRAN'lIi A ll) P'ROHIBITrIVE AMOUITrION. I {\Y r l, 1 ?? . ?? . - ONFlRltlfN(:I, AT (QWMTAVOl. The annual meeting anl general festival of tfho ?? association opl)ent(l on Molllay, at ('rnCs.rn, when an im. menoo e ?? rof remenhers was preaent, the proceedings being of a, root enthuui-aiti, aid Cearnet character throughout. Thu town of (Iwm. avers, though rather re,,uotW lrorn ...

... __________ '~~~~would 'OF. COMMON- The HOUSE ACO OS-Wdn24_ Jn a of. the HPIN UvY IL -StJGerm%~ Mr.PIS 'mvd'tepodradn fteSipping. 'Owing Survey &d&c; -Bill -- He refeired, to theilevidence6 tak-en by~the months; Royal & ioninissioit, and the inquiries Which- had taken plaCe, to The louse at show the urgent necessity for~ some further-legislative measures he.,most to prevent t e ractice of ...

... CYMDEITHASFA CHWARTEROL Y METIIODISTIAID CALFINAIDD I YN LLANRWST. I Llywydd:-Y PARCH. Rxas JONs, FELNINELI.a Y r wythnos ddiweddaf, ar ddyddian Mawrtb, Mer cher, Ian, a Gwener, Mehefin y 23ain, 24ain, 26ain, a'r 26kie. eynnalivwyd Cymdeithaefl Chwarterol, Gogiedd Cymru yn nbref Lianrwat. Fel y mae Yun i 2yebvs i liaws o'n darilenwyr, y mae Llaorwat wedi bod yr enwog yn y blynyddoedd sydd ...

... i I FRENCH POLITICAL NEWS. (nox oun VWN conunsi. -rm.) PARIS, TuI, Now irM. in the Assembly to-day there was a stirriug. incident. The Marquis de Frauneieu, au Extreowe Legitimist, citing An article by M.. Saint Genest in the ioiyaro of yesterday, declaing, as he in- terpreted it, that there was no other law in France than Mrshlal MacMahon's will, charac- terised that artide as au excitation ...

... YESTERDVY'S PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS3. I Tart Royal assent was given by ComminSuion ?? eighty-fcur public and private Bills. n The LORDj CHANCELLOR took hib Beat On the timir woolsack at five o'clock. a Pi THE, ?? LIQUORS WMt. Par imoig the Second reac. hiab igafthe Intoxicating, Liquors Bill, preend his eats explanation with the remark that the experineo n Lmost of their lordships as ...