... I MDIA Afl TIHE Rt1MSSO-TURMH Wh TO THE EDITOR OF TE . SIB-As India forms the most izpportant portios of the British Empire, offei- the widest field -fo the most remunerative labour to bsth the civil and military, eranots of the United Kingdom, And. -i now coiisideied by all to be the brightest gem in the British Crown, the effct produced on the minds of the natives by the present policy of ...

... (From the Daily News of Yesterday.) Gratification must be expressed at the elasticity of the country's finances, as shown by the ac. counts. That the Government were timid in their calculations of revenue must now be apparent anbd the one thing that is necessary to hope is that this under estimate of revenue may not be compensated by a corresponding increase in expenditure. The rumour which ...

... CONTJ19J9 L SIP, * ?From our own' Corraapondebt.) tHE EMOrIT2IG lnW8 FROl TM 1C5T-RV8SrAN STRATWY-APPLIOAMON TO OIcUUtAjCESA YrtNCK CASH IN POINT-ME DO0TOR: AND HiS PATIENTS-COMPENSATR VIcO'IoIb -TE THUR5S A;N THE 'I UDA1LY # YAT Mg 1IM AVLTAN- PUV*t Of' LVPP WTPM GQXG pQ TIHE Xr fEJ OFI Nq. ?? g4iL WAo4UMMMA- YrPTLOIOAL. FREN011MAN NOT GIFTED WITH IT-HIS EsaAPs EY- VELgOAP3 1O 1,4elipve, ...

... . 1 LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. (By Wreeman Special Wire.) juicer0 Office, 211 Strand, London, Friday Morning. Not for many sesaions of Parliament has there been such a scene of excitement and turmoil, as was witnessed in the House of Commons last night. Your readers do not require to have the situa- tion now explained to them. In every detail the particulars given in this column yesterday not ...

... (By Reuter's and Special Telegrams.) THE SOVEREIGN OF BULGARIA. (Observer Telegram.) Berlin, Saturday. If the Turkish Empire in Europe should be overthrown, Constantinople could not be .placed under the rule of a British or Russian Prince, but would have to be formed into a small neutral State under the protection of the Great Powers. According to rumours from St. Petersburg, which are ...

... ITHE BRIGHT CLAUSES OF THE IRISH I LAND ACT. TO TEE EfDITOR OF THE FEEMAN. Ballyrobert's Castle, Fec moy, July 6. Sm-I believe all the witnesses who have been examined by the sitting committee on the above clauses admit that the three-fourths of the pur. chase money may, with perfect safety, be 'dvauced to the Irish tenants of land. This was the propor. tion originally intended, only for the ...

... tw 4, eeman's 3 ou nal. The Breeman's Journal may be obtained in London on the Even- ing of Publication at Messrs. Smith and Son's bookstalls, Euston Station; from Mr. Simpsen, Newsvendor, Oharing-cross Post-office at the London Office, 211 StrAnd; and the following day from W. Everett and Sons, Royal Exchange Flags; and Mr. W. H. Everett, 34 Bouverie- street, Fleet-street. WHILE the Turks ...

... THE WVA R. THE CAMPAIGN IN EUROPE. CROSSING THE BALKANS. ALLEGED RUSSIAN ATROCITIES. NICOPOLIS TAKEN. *ADRIANOPLE IN DANGER. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. - (Frofm our own Correspondent.) lPera, July 17. The news of the passage of the Balkans by the Russians at Domia Rapon haso caused comparatively little excitement here. The greatest confidence is still felt in the plan of Abdul Kerim Pasha, the ...

... I (By Freeman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDflEXM, PFeeman Office, 211 Strand, Loudr,; Monday Morning. It is expected that the Government will to-night make a statement with regard to the future pro. gress of business in Parliament. As an instance of the plethora of accumulated wor% it may be noted that there are no less than 59 orders on the pa' to-day, 40. of which belong to the ...

... colonel G. Cololough Royal Horse Artillery, commanding Royal Artilery, Dublin Dietriet, has assumed the command of the garrison of Dublin. Colonel F. S. Vacher, half.pay, late 22nd Regi- ment, Asaistant Quartermaster.General Dublin District, has returned to Dublin, and reanmed his duties at the Royal Barroks. The men of the Battalion Ist Royal Soots who have been undergoing a course of ...

... I On SaturdAy afternoon a numeout1jiind meeting of the National School Teacherswas held in the small Concert-hall of the Rotundo, to die. ouissmatters of importance to the body 'anid to 'pas x resolutiond 'At half-past two o'clook the chAir, was taken by Mr. AuLzBa, MElDON MI'.P Amongst-those present were - L ,Mr )H J MacFarlane, JP (chairman North Dtblin Union); Pir Chatles Dawvson, T C; Rev ...

... In the Dublin Registration District the births registered during the week amounted to 160- 78 boys and 82 girls; and the deaths to 153-89 males and 73 females. The average numbers in the corresponding week of the previous ten years were--births, 166; and deaths, 117. The num- ber of deaths from zymotic diseases registered dur. ing the week is 36; average number for the cor. responding week of. ...