... . .- - -- - - |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- ...

... Re Gardm. OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. Tur Gomr~aeora anC aav ?? the hard- FILE UESOBE AND CONSERVATORT.-l e ad wooded plants that have not yet been transferred from the houses to the open air should be got out as soon as possible. The best position, if it can be found, is one where, without being under the drip of trees, the plants may be slightly shaded during a portion of the day; but they ...

... 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:' ...

... COUNT aY N E WVS. _ In DUEHAM1 CATHIEDRiAL of MONDAY, Jacy 8, illS. wea Morning-Service: King in D. Anthem 181 0 Lord Tic Thy word enduleth (Eve). 00l Ka-eing-ervie Iing ill D. Anthem ?? :Inll Thee,, 1 Lord lNehlde). Mr. C. Mi. Palmner, M.P. for Northl Durh'laml, has VIn consented to give the iattngnlrol add(ress ait the Iv. opening of the Jarrow Industrial end Art Exhibi- to~ tion, . The ...

... ( 3E N LL'LA. l; - .- - - . NE\YS,. a e RFiUcTEn's TELEGRIAMS. he FRANC E. il PAIcw, Friday.-The I/C'ly)ci uc 'c ' ?? tot of to-icy 1ublieid an article strontgly ooenuucin- c- inlog the 'cer r)in)tsdeeidecl ?? by the Co- T ha greQsi. it ~a y ;- WC ahoccici hacve wished to see t tl'e pl, Iilcotent:aries display more ?? fur Ia US i tliel woir ticroateus uot to be visible. The b Ice Trcaty of ...

... REJECTION OF TiHE DURHAM WATER BILL, HousE OF ILOaDs, MOLNDAY. The Select Committee appointed by tbe House I of Lords to cousider this bill imet to-day for the c third time-nuder the presidency of Lord Spencer -the other members of the committee ?? of Lord Truro, Lord Wrottesley, Earl Balhurst, aud the Duke of St. Albans. Additional evidelne Wics giVeCI agallnst the bill. Jltr ' Flkr, leesper ...

... A MOTIHIER BTIEAKING HER CHILD'S LEG AT CONSETT. A LE.NENT SENTECE.l At Consett Petty Sessions yesterday-the o maagistlrates on the bench being Mr Town (char- I lean) end 1Mr Jeokins-s married woman named Elizabeth AIm Storey, living in Consett-terrace, 2 was charged with assaultitg her daughter, Elza- t beth, a child three years ?? Dickinson de- s fended, and at the outset objected to the ...

... COLLISION 'IN THE IRISH CHANNEL, FIVE M';EN DROWXNED. A Lloydi's telegram from Qiieenstowu says:- ;The G. A. I'yke, brigantiuc, from Loadoni to Dubliru with cement, camie into collision with the Adriatic, steamer, on Fridagy moruiniug, iU the Irish Ciaunel, anl saank. The mavster and fouir men wero drowuiel. The Adriatic was not in- jured.' L1TEST MMIUt'IAE YO1'ES. GiUaNLTAr, Jaly 19.-Left: ...

... WIMBLBDON RIFLE MjEETING. Proceedings on Saturday commenced with shooting off the Prince of Wales' Prize, which was won by Corporal Larway of the Bristol Engineers, who had tied with Private Heslop. Larway thus obtains 100, having won by 7 points. The chief competition of interest during the day was that for the Natal Cballenge Trophy. The Irish twenty were ahead at the 200 yards range, but ...

... tj 9?dmrr Hit, LASIS CLOTf. Gastacb, or glass-cloth, is a name given by Dr Hirzel, of Leipsic, to a gas and water-tight stuff, which he has re- cently patented. This is produced by placiUN a large smooth piece of so-called gutta-percha paper betwveen two pieces of some not too comese and dense material-& g., shirting (undressedl-and then passing the arrangement- between heated rollers. The ...