... SECONii DITI 0N. MwPt %AIL OFI~rcc 4.80 AM, :?F.UTr'S TELEGR._AMS) TýE STEIKE OF RATEW/AY SElL. VANTS IN AdFRtF1A. N'EWr ?? J ULv :?jl -- he ringl'atlr of The Federal trous npe?t, witi no resislanco. The strikes of r?{iwny .,,rvi-nta-; aro cxt -ndinl, and it is r el or e t tie ( lo ver nO rS of O hio and Fenn11',;i -i. C Iri;V been ask-ed to ctill Out the tnt t[a i'uv: (Ihik) ~lxOHSVISIT ...

... SECON?I EDITIOn. WZSTZR N MAX!. Oppica, 4.30 A.. THE CANADIALN ORANGEMEN. MoN1FREAI, JULY 18.-The city ?? tranquil, and the military have been reliei from duty. Mr. Elliot, an Orangeman, is dangerously wounded, but was not killode at first reported. LONDON CORRESPONDENci LONDON, WEDNESDAY Noan. A novel temperance project, the offspring of Mr. Sullivan's fertile brain, was di, cussed in the ...

... IM.PERLIAL P AR-4L fMA ANF .: ly (PRESS ASSOCIATIO14 TEZLG?SXA HOUSE OF LORDS-TusnrDAY. IS The Lord. Chancellor took his set at 5 o'0-,0&. 38 THE UNIVERSITIES 'BILL re The report of the Amendments to the Univer. sities of Oxford and Cambridge Bill was received, and at the instance of the Marquess of SALIS. BURY 'o0e further alterations were made. !0 The ]Bill was Ordered for third reading on ...

... THE SANITARY CONDITION OF SWANSEA&. mu Ai__ -rx_~ _at x___ t The officer of health to the urban sanitary authority of Swansea has just issued his report ti r to the council on the sanitary condition of Swan. t- sL sea for the year 1876. The population of the ol e borough in the middle of that year he estimated S at 62,000, or 450 more than in the year preceding. t, e This was less than the ...

... OLD FATHER THAMES, at whom so many reproaches are tnrown, a hose sins and offences have been recorded in a hundred blue books, and denounced in a hundred parliaments, has a right to some share of credit as well as a great deal of abuse. Although he occasionally gobbles up the farmers' hay- crops, and washes away some of their flocks, he still more often fertilises with Nile-like libations ...

... I I, I OUR ilf-IN.-OWN *-IJOIAI, ?? POISD EI-NCE I 1 i-rCL1flD9 N n, :SDA Y. I G are& but It!1mii ay er no4 aiwgy wse n- fP t, temper last si'hs. L iev'r : t!z VFyelc&.ed facti-R wrho JIwia 6-e tf emz4eA iv Q ab..tllc se n i,-s .f tiltan7 -more icri, g'tfing GleSO -3!lr r .- rr yz, l^ Y -. .Fi -j ^ LirItir~in ..ua..CXa gn'dc ?? >,:z~c~4se l,;tep gcc2!a _ig 4F~ ws-bp ngfii and, if possible. Mr. ...

... masn i On Saturday last a division of Rus3iau lis,; cavalry succeeded in capturing the Turkish t fortress of Tirnova, and in driving out, at after a slight resistance, 3W00 Turkish ,, troops, in addition to a number of irregulars. The engagement seems to have 'been very sharp, and the defeat of the &, t Turks more complete than has been wit- r ' nessed in any previous engagement fought an-L ...

... IBANGOR NorMAL COLLEG4 , 8 i{18 Cbh~ti eting of the subscribers was held Iyffbtet day, Mr, LAfivld 1Wberts (Live-poil, bonmary treaurer, presiditC. Tye anduar report of the comrtLitbesp, ohich ?? road by the Rev. D. Uowlands, MA.. the prinaipal, corratulated the subscribers upon the continued prosperity of the institution. It wam eminently ,eatii.factory that the college should be in a healthy ...

... PITT-STREET WA-RD ELECTION.' A contest will to duy take place for the repreen-: tation of 'litt-street ward ia the town couatil. The struggle will be watched with considerable interest in consequence of the circumstamees eon- Ileced with the election. The vacaney has been: occasioned asmply by the informality, or i*e might Bay by the illegality, of the previous election. Early in the month of ...

... EAUSAGE-MAXIXNG- 1N LIV ERPOOL. SHOCRING DIMSLoSrj- ,a At thle sond po-ice court. yrestrday. tf o.-e Mr . A. rage ST Dr. VoSe. JYMes r:,c ws trao-ead for hat S6g in hiE ?? fer tht prrpose of preprars.'on tasic,43pZ..- of beci ?? were ?? fs: the food of . Mz. thk;rs prwseced. and MrL-. Bart'e: Griflned. Mr. Atkinson said this wae one of trh rorat cm of deposit-ing disested met that had c-smeto ...

... THE WEATHIER TUESDAY, JIULY 17. The chart represents the western conutries of 1O~urp and Norway to the const of Portgal, and erubraces Great Britain and the Brtih 161e. It also includes the North Sea or Germ- Ocean, the Bay of Biscay,the Mediterranean,the Atlantic, with ?? Chaunel, aud IriseiiSep. EXPLANATION. The direction And farce of the wied are shown oy srow drawn ?? dire oowsrdawhibth ...

... I }X WM. RATHBOE AND THE LIVER-POOL ROME RULERS. TO TERIDUrroS OF TUB XrrEPOOL R= x. Gentlemen,-I enclose ?? of letters which have passed between myte f d the Liverpool bi Howe Rule Assoriation and its northern branch, and I shall be obliged by your finding mo for si them, as Mr. Wehla's letter makes their publica- d tion ncessary to prevent misrepresentation of my T ?? taithfully, WM. ...