... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE, LONDON, SATURDAY EvENING, It is understood that the Select Committeeona Parliamentary reporting will not proposo any very consideralle changes in the gallery. The loader. writers will probably be excluded, and suob a re. distribution of boxes effected as to allow of ;bs Press Association and the Central Noews having better seats than at present. Bat no Londoll newspaper ...

... PROPOSED NEW INDUSTRIAL I SC;HOLS FOR GLAMORGANSHIRE. I I ?? -- I THE ADJOUR ED CONFERENCE AT SWAJNSEA. 1, The adjourned conference for considering the to ?? of providing another industrial school Is for Glamorg-anuhire and adjoining counties was held. at the Guildhall, Swansea on Monday. Ir, . T. Trew (chairman of the Swansea School Hoard) presided, and there were also present Miss Brock, at ...

... wtott~tuIffai. TESDAZ JULY 2, 187&8 ?? I. The Autrian troops ar e to enter Bosnia and Hermegoina within a few ds. 1Tr i - IA Up to Monday morning, however, accoerdligb to a Vienna telegram, no orders on the sub. ject had been iss]ed by the War Deparbtmnt' A imes telegram states that the plenipo. tentiaries have decided to sign the final treat before leaving Berlin. It is thought thatthi may be ...

... CAIRRYING A BILL THROCUL01 COINJ , . 111o W'aehiigkton corrogpoiedeut of the Jv.;tan Tfll rays that, as oisn revrecu'ttivn wa4 ?? thel Unite'l Status Ca; it after the elonev of the recent seiojn, a1 pancixou agent wbo baiis frt m bv5 district ?? uP to bimn and aaid, 'Wuli, U ?? di I 'a t get moY Bill through,' Yo~ur Bill, air ? a-skel tbe general. Yee', mty Bid for gr nt ng p L JieWi to ...

... IMPORTANT DESPATCH BY THE FORrIGN SECRETARY. - ?? re el A VINDICATION OF BRITISH end POLICY. ion] The Treaty of Berlin has been published to- the night as a Parliamentary paper, and it isl prefixed 'Vy I with the following deepatch from the Marquess of the Salisbury to her Majesty's principal Secretary of for h~tate, dated Berlin, July13 ?? Poi Sir,-i have thu honour to enclose a copy of the ...

... GELLIoGAER DISTRICT HIGHWAY BOARD hold their bi-monthly meeting at the Hengood Junetion Hotel on Thursday, when Ur. Jenkin Mathews presided. A report of the work done ter, by the board during the past month was presented of by the surveyor, whieh showad that the amount iya; expended was nearly £100. The report was I I. adopted. .!l ANEWPORT SCHOOL BOARD.-A special _uu meeting was held on ...

... I' ?? gejs. ked Lord Beaeonefiel1 left London on Saturday afternoii tish on a visit to her Arajesty at Oshorne. anid , Iilstriuetions have bee'n given for the preparation or ions lodgings for the Pope at Persigia. ad- The order prohibiting the export of horses from Gar the many bas been rescinded. Lord and Lady Ware lock have left Berkeley-iquaft. Ilor London, for Escrick Park, YorkL. ker The ...

... I htTIV tSDAY, JULY is. The chart represents the western countries of Europe from Norway to the coast of Portugal, and embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It also includes the North Sep or German Ocean, the Bay of Biscay,the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, with the English Channel, Bristol Channel,and Irish Sea. EXPLANATION. The direction and force of the wind are shown by arrows drawn ...

... TlIE NATIONAL VICE. Amid tihl ?? -ersy hitiit h7un arisell :)iI tlit subjeitof (turn l.cnunss there is ,oc IL1ithority . WVhose ?? especial rcgardl is aui-, int i to wheomn we may look for mi rlnrilioll which shall ho at (nce Jlreci-e :titi comprebn-u-ice. Thitf ?? tite legistrie cu-ntii tell os wihat ar't the re-ttlts of intmnizterzitte Its 'iffoc tng th- itortality of tiii people. t:til ...

... FOREIGN MISCELLA-NY. A despatch from Mexico reports the captucrr of Genera] Escobedo by the troops of General Difr. The approaching inarriage is announced of the Countess Hona Antdrassy, daughlter of the Austriau primienminister, to Prince Alfred 3lontennovo, whose father, Prince William, is the .sou of an Austrian Archduchess. A ssonau in Neew Orleans, exhausted with sitting up at nights ...

... il, ? + I 'Impool ?,Urrcltq. WI.I.I. -,3 IlbPrLi LF-X SUPILI-31A. ~~UNI M A T,-, Y. DOMESTIC. A ?? .ci I nn'fl i ns hed in D1) viing- ?? t' cc 'ox~iiseld iS CXteii'' ti .titiVC i lz.dvn i i-lmorrow I ernoon. lie 'hao acieptc' n )n\'it to; dine witl the Sir ti 01 lit' t lef't le ?? on . arda. ?? t~e,:9snwille ili' lnew Iutihe goxer:oi' (oO b11ic isl]ln (if (YPiUlS. 'I'Ilcro Olid Lt',r' c'n ...

... T'rij COM'NG DEBATE, I Now that thle uidtitudrnous applause whith greeted the return of our pleaipo- tcntijaries is dving away, the voice of reason is beginning to make itself heard. Althoughl th(e mriain attack upon the (oter einent position dloes not Commenlee until to-night, there have been several preliintiiaa' skirmishes and reconnais- saleies. especially in the house of lords, whi'i ...