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... GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS4 (TEMOUGH AEUTEVP'8 AGENCY.) THB ATfTMM AGAINST THE EMPERO1 f -- ST. PETERSBURG, .Tr 9. An autographmiorandarvwrit.tn by PrncePeter ol Oldenbarg is circulating in high quarters in this city. Ila connegtion with the meeting of the Congress delegates ir erelin it mqntiona the painful circuwntancei (the attacl on the Emperor Williai) under which their meeting teel plaeo, and ...
... DEPARTURE OF SIR GzIRNETi9 WOLSELEY FOR CYPRUS (FflOM OUR SPECIAL COURESPONDEN1E.) CALAIS, SATinDAY. Sir Glarnet Wolsoley, whose official title is now Administrator of .the Government of Cyprus and Comnander-in-Chief of the Forces, loft Charing- cross this morning en route for Brindisi and Malts, whence he will leavo about the 20th for Cyprus. Sir Garnot's stat consists of the fol- lowing ...
... THEF QUEE4N'S JURISDICTIN INE CYPRUAS. TO 'flOE EDITOR OrF TH DAIL NEYS. SIr,-It is curiouts that there shoalld be any diiflcnltyin} determoining tho legal condition of Cypros end its inhabitants. Both the Lord Chancellor and the Attorney-G~eneral invoked, on Tuosday, the Foreign Jurisdiction Act to sottlc the question. W~ith ahl respect for the high authority of both the Lord UIhanoellor annd ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT4 i _ ~ ~~ I I In the House of1 Lords-the Innkeepers Bill aind fat the Foreign Jurisdiction Bill were passed through Wit) Committee, and their Lordiihips adjourned. Conti with At the morning sitting of the House of Com- T, mons Mr. 3. Holms gave notice ?? be VWil, on fRO M~onday, ask wlhether in recent Arrangomeis masude coiun with thes Turicish Government her Mijesty's ...
... ?? T. r' AW P AT WMBLEOX. I T he hnuried departures from camp that yearly sigtnalise tha failures of men to get in tho firdt . sixty for tho Queen's, did not set in, as they r geuerally do, after gunfire on the first. Thursday of the meeting. The fact that many more men than in former years who, having finished their shooting for the grest prize, were eligible to take t part in the othor ...
... D 1i ATEST T'LEGRAMS THE CONGRESS. THE BATOUM QUESTION, CONCSSIONS OF THE CZAR THIE DAW DAN ELLES. (BY SUBMARIE TELEGRAPH.) MBltOM OUR OWN 00IRK9OWONDENT.) BFRLhIN, SummAy Niaon. 'the sitting of yesterday has probably insured the succosm of the Congress. The voluntary inter- veution of the Czar himself, the tardy moderation of Lord Beaeonsefild, and the aotion of Prince Bismarck, all played a ...
... N:EWS FROM PARIS. - -- (BY ?? TEUGRAPIY) (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PAR.IS, StDAY NXGWIT. The Ml moriaX Dipismatiqua says that tl to Duk of Oumberland is willing to renounce the crown of Hanover but not the Dukedom of Brunswick, and that the latter claim, opening the door to a dangermu4 agitation bythe Gaelphs, is unlikely to be admitted by the German Government.' In any case Prince ...
... NEswiFRm PR .D SUBMAiIlJB TEL1EGBAPHQ (PsomM otrn owij CoansotIsxNT.}- : uSslxal: and Madamts MisoMahson received to. day the t~wedisb nud Norwegian ~tbtdents aboet to give a concert at the Trocadtro. M. Teisserene de-Bort, at the unanimous request of tho Inter. aationalJulry, haadceideiltodouble thenumber aod diminish by onte-half the value of ths gold rnedelsa Tho number of grand prizes will ...
... witn ff TO BlAciio~m V BLACKPOOL ,:T~ The tlaclp0 V Winiter Gardens were eP011.1 dpy.lhid mith `4pudar *fj o et e t came ?? y am tr b JMt. 0ick, first and thrice-edecled mayor, spaied no paing er to niak6 it one of the fi test wate ri towns m, In view of this he nited the L Eayor of 24M 3igh Sheriif odf Lend= und Midasyan Q d % Ma'yors and. Mayoremesc, to be hie guests on te day oftha Winter ( ...
... f LONDQZW?Z?8DAY.JULY24?I I A spoo?aI ?? Lanxsca which we I ?? ?ocount of the In. I W$)eeley sa Aniuhtmtoi? of the 8cY?n? ??of -?Oypruw. Tb. o&emo?w I I WIU? ? ca bi?i?.p?M crowd otpooi?e, (?reeh I and TUrIiSb. A)?ar ? Gaxi?et? had tak4n t?ao . 0ath 9f lio?I4ΒΆ? ar?& .gfficq?J?ia so-. peeted in Oireek and Taid;W. the national Sn- thema wa than played, ud'ldthq :ceti'lred af salutea of seventeen ...
... OPEN TIME 2?J?UISII II3IRDS? Nozt Tlotrsdfl? AnrustlIst, being the end of tho! lo ilioe for B'ritishl lireds, Drncticn1 birdcotlhers Burl theC bitti frigrhtenors, as notn-priofssionals T( Callled, w~ill begtin thteir operations. Soft 9 P'st qnd seed eating birds will bo taken by elii' *-o;ll nct. A itill tet vairies from fiiX to w oeirifan ardo iil lei4gth, Stud ?? fromz tsvelveo i veitty ...
... I LATE ST TELEGRAMS I aTHII ECOLlPSE OF T'lE SUN. d g Le (BY ANGLO-AMERICAN TELEG1RAPH) d (PR ouU SPrIcAL CORRESPONDENT.)' RAWLtNGS, WYOMING, Yuzv 29. T The eclipse has been most satisfactorily observed if at all the northern stations, and at all the southern - ones from which newYS has been received up to the t present time. The corona was markedly different from those I observed in 1869, ...