... LORD CARNARVON ON TI[E ANMNATION OF THE TRANSVAAL. _ A meeting presdded over by Mi.r Alderamin Cotorn, in Mhe absence of the Lord Xbyol, we hold at tho Mansion House, 'London, rn Wedtbesday. In biit of the Pretoria Diocesan Fund, it beinK proposed to esthialeb a bishoprio in that portion oF. the Tnturvaul. The Rov. H. B. Bousfield, vicar of Aidowver was consecrated for the bishoprio in 1877, ...

... FESTIVITIES AT YATrON. .1 L - , , Yestorday, the whole of the village of Yatton was (il fef, the occasion being a day of festivitios at Henley. lO(lge, the residence of the respected captain of the Yatton Cricket Club, Mr. Tankerviile-Chamborlayne, a gentleman of great fortune, who has recently takeu up bi8 residence in the village. Mr. Chatiberlayne, whose ;,rent liberality has deservedly ...

... TFHE CHAT OF THE FAIR. (From Mcaef(t'i.) That is a very curious case which wa u darkly hinted a by Mr. Forster during the discussion last week on th Cattle Plague Bill. According to the existing arrange ments with respect to cattle diseases the Privy Coucn have prohibited the import of live cattle from (amens, other countries) France. If cattle are brought ever frr France they must be ...

... IPsw'ci?', DELATH DV THEK Rev. DAVID GEORGE GOYotca.-AtI the ripe ago of 82 years, and with the love andI respect of everyone with whom he ever camne in contact, the Rev. David Georee Goyder passed away to 11;3 rest on Saturday last. Mr. Goyder was in early life a surgeon, and lie was a mault of great scientiflc kinowvledge. He wabs known to Ipewich people a few years since as a lecturer on ...

... THE RESERVE FORCES. To the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-Your article on The Reserve Forces raises a question of extreme importance in the eyes of all who believe, with myself, that the maintenance of a large and well-organized reserve force is essential for the security of the nation. I cannot doubt that you are right in believing that the distress which has been brought upon the ...

... OCCASIONAL OBSER VA TIONS ON THE QUESTION OF THE DA Y. It is believed that after the Greek question has been disposed of (probably on the judicious principle that the Turks must not be irritated by the claims of weak States as well as of strong ones) the next great question will be as to the fate of Batoum. Here we are in some difficulty. It is pretty generally acknowledged in England that it ...

... THE BUTCHER'S BILL DEBATE, The time which the House of Commons has given to the Cattle Diseases Bill has most assuredly not been thrown away. In the course of it the prominent speakers of the Liberal party, the metropo- litau members jealous guardians of the poor man's Sunday joint, and uncompromising Free-traders wvho could look upon the spread of cattle disease with more sustained erluani- ...

... . .- - -- - - |SELTLEMENT OF BESSARABIAN t- AND MOENTNEGMN QUESTIONS. FRIfLUTInts SiTlrlAIIS.] 1 LtB-u!.js, TUaESDYv. a An entertaiinment was giy en in the Zoological a Gardens yesterday by the editors of the Berliu psreas to tue foreign journalists at present in lierltin. Herr von Ste rheniarg, holdnhg the raink L vt Austrian Minister, and 1. lhllaugae, Greeo M Minister tere, Were oa1o011 thc ...

... STOCKITON TOWN COUNCIL. ThTe mL ,tlly meatin:: of the Stocktou Council fe y Was hehl last ?? IMayor (11i: Ahlerainu o Rlichardsoo) iu1 the chair. HI to T'E WVATEIRI ?? Si,.TICE QUlI in.bl- 3d The mintes of R Sl)ecifl Meeting of the l nunc - o Conlialittce vere also read,fromil which it eppeered | D that it had htoejj ?? that al agreeuient betw een the Corporati fu and the Aliglo-Foreidli o- ...

... STOCKTON RUR~AL SANITARY AUTROUITY. i Yesterday the fortuiglitly meeting oC ?? boly u was held at the Exchaenge-Captaiu E. CT. Wally c in the chair. re TnE NORTON ?? A IsD . mStRol;V.Yii. er The Clerk (Hr J. Pobiusou) ro:ad! lhe UiUtositS of 's the Norton Parochial Cioimmittee, which contra- dicted the surveyor's previous r-epoi ls, mnade to several allegations against, the seut'vSyor, and 13 ...

... PRINCE BISMARi ON T N(-C, LAND AND IUJSS f. THE CON'GREN~ BETTLI`KENT, in *th The Tiipels' Berlin COrrc'ePolillent rei 1rvi ofh ilntcrvie.tv w ich hie has hold with Prill, JLi, ii: k Ofon Tilstlay evening. Having, tea ?? NO that Europe was cenfidenat in the pa.'if; . Io, Lry the Congress, as well as conviio~l flfb O'earlicatlydesiired peace, the Princ Iep iejni er I Wished for p011cC, anI:' ...

... . PANCX. Twelve hundred and sixty-nine Ommuniats, who had earned indulgence by contrition, subusi sioss,. and Idiligence, have been allowed remission or commutation 'of punishment in bonour of the If te. Since the present Cabinet took office 890 prisoners had previously been ob- jtcts of clemency, 4db of them receiving a full pardon. -Nor were the poor forgotten att.theffte of Sunday. They ...