... IMIDfT,,'OtA AND TIIIt UKI, CONSTITUTION:O ' ?? X' 1 JVr ?? .mox ?? SPAQ=4.A oiio: ) ' tt Is it peace or is it wgffi' l lhe TUTrs acep,, a 'or ;iwill th tfpbpe ' P h? 0A. all' asking eacb other. _2ey4 are qiue5 iaon to F 'vljicp¢,,x ,do, piob, hFoxY~ver,.gtt/ uxy, .,9ppq¶etrsf;. pr * rather'v ' e more Asiwer 'tb.an'w, v'O' )C*iorhaI to-do with, ' .Tbe iunbeilo! t'6'r I . hod t these ...

... | GENERAL FORE1GN NEWS. (R ?? TELEGanAX.) d THE DELHI. ASSEMBLAGE. 8 Tim Isnimu CAsur AT Dnriii, Satarday.-The d Consuls-General and Consuls of the ?? European is Powenq, together with v large number of minor chiefs e and rajahs, visited the Viceroy to-day. Medals were a presented to each prince or chief. n The Viceroy afterwards visited the Nizam of k Hyderabad, the Prince of Arcot (Prince ...

... i THE REV MR. TOOTH. i (By PFreenan Special Wire.) London, Sunday. This morning St. James' Church, Hatcham, of which the Rev. Arthur Tooth is vicar, vas the scene of disgraceful and riotous proceedings. BD- (3ro ton o'clock the church was opened. It was soon apparent that there would be a large congre- gstion. The churchwardens secured forms from rho adjoining schoolrooms to accommodate the ...

... At a late hour on Saturday evening, a man nared Thomas M'Beth was apprehended and taken to the Bridgeton Police Station in con- nection wih the death of his wife, named Janet I'Lauchlin or MIIBeth_ The prisoner, who is a ioiner to trade, lived with his wife in the ground lat of the tenement No. 72 Oswald Street, Bridgeton. He is a strong, muscular fellow, ond when he takes drink, which he is ...

... ALL N'Gfk, DEFALCATI(I.N- S AT SWANSEA. REPORTED FLIGHT OF A CASHIER. On Friday rumours jrere cnrrtnt ln Swansea that Mr dohn Walsh, cashier to MSssrs Cory. Yeo, And Co, had died suddenly While on a journey for his employers. The report was fully believed in the town, and on Saturday was announced in the local papers. On that morning, however, it was freely fitated that Mr Walsh was not dead, ...

... GENERAL X'f ?? '[saY TnLflGRA51LJ? WESTON'S WALKING EX'IEITION. Weston finished his attempt to wallr ',0b miles in five days at the Agriculturat Rall, London, on Saturday, retir- ing at 1128, having only completed 267 miles. During the eleven days he has walked .727 miles. I1U9PECTEDI- MUPRDER IN OLA8iGOW. Thomm Macbeth, joiner, 2, Osawld. Street, Glasgow, has been approlsehided on R charge of ...

... IVAltW1() ANT) LITANINO5TON.-The heavy and almost con- tinuons rain of lest week has caused the Avon to overflow Its bank- re ntuseroeq pdlntt calong its Course in Sontis Wa-rfick- shire,' and inmrany plaere whole fields nre submerged to the dopth of several feet. At Leamington and Warwick' the liver has -the appearance in some parts of a huge lake, the floodgates at the Leamington MUltland ...

... EMMA JONES AGAIN. -At the borough police court,on Saturday, before Mr T. R. Hyam (mayor) and Mr Thos. James, Emma Jones, wife of Job .Jones, was charged with being drunk in St John street on Friday night. Superintendent Wheeldon gave evidence. And defendan was fined 2s Gd and costs. 15AVAOt ANT) COWARDLT ASSAULT.—Jacob Parker, woodcutter, Whitelie, waa charged with assaultin? Johr Williams, ...

... :HE CONFEREE.- -I .THE CONFERENE- ?? We are still without precise inforation . ?? the urkish Gvernment is disposed tom miemt or shown by. the representatives ofthtlin sowcr w0t;s eqal-kmoderation.- All tbatiwas asked in the -firstineiatnberwas tht h Porte should ,gge to diBscuss' the ,principles which :hve been adopted as a reasonable basis of' ; settlement by the united Powers..; It is' ...

... ABERSYCHAN. ISQCZOT.—Aa inquest was held on .Friday, at the Cnir.n Inn, by Mr E. D. Batt, corooer, touching the death of James Joy, a railway porter, who died on the 27th ult. from injuries received by falong down stei# The jury returned a verdict of Acddajua; ...

... Thirty-six volunteers are to be selected for the 1st Battalion 7th Royal Fusiliers, and 1st Battalion 23rd Royal Welsh Faniliers, Dublin, and 53rd Re- giment, to join a draft preparing for embarkation for the Cape of Good Hope, to join the 1st Battalion 3rd Buffs, A detachment of volunteers from the 53rd Regi- ment has left Birr for Portsmouth, to join a draft preparing for the 59th Regiment ...

... |RIOTOU6r pR1cF.FD-iGs. AT ST: JAll'ES'S HIATCAE- . go : 5 Yesterday riotous scenes, took place. at the, morning: s erViGCS; both. inside and~ iwnrnediatsly ontside the Church a of St. James, Hatniam, which probably have no~parallel r in the annals of English Protestant worminp. Tche hour fixed for the commencement of- the service.Wes,nas w usual, eleven o'clock, but the chr was filld at ...