... 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 ...

... I etopooce. AU letters mudt bg comrvai bF th~e nsame Asd OMMMaI of. she writera, tweS neceusrilij for publkaion~s, but for' ath sae aimflto of thae Ediwor ~We catiot tundcrakd to r'fldam M~eded emunkaico.Uoa TO CORRESPONDENTS. Tite writer from Bartont-hill who complains of the gami n g carried on in somer of the houses there should addres his complaint to the Chief of Police. AN~ ELECTORS.-Of ...

... T.lE OCCUPATION OF BOSNIA. [JIEUTER!S TELEGRAM.] AGBAM, SiATRDAY,-The latest autlhenticreports from Bosnia ore unsatisfactory, and give rise to the apprellen. sirn that the orthodox party and the Mahometans wyill offer armed resistance to the entry of Auistrian troopsin that province. It is believed that, in any case, the Brigoattegio, a Bosnian institution of long standing, will have to be ...

... CBSUTER'S TEUEGUAMKS.] STRIKES IN FRANCE. E-iiDFAUX, JIRIDAY. -Four hundred journeymen bakers ill this city have struck work. VALENCIENVESB, SATURDAY.-There are now 9000 men on strike, but it is hoped work will be resumed next week. ST. ErflNNF, SATUaRAY.-Seven hundred men em- ployed in the dyeworks here have struck. TH E WAR AT THE GAPE. CArm Tows, JuiY 2, AFTEBNooN.-(By telegram eitl ...

... CALENDAR. OF GARDEN WORK. (From the Gardener's Magazinae.) PLANT-11OUSES. GctE:LNHOuSE.-The general stock of pelargoniuns will now be in proper order for shaking out and repotting, which operation should be performed without delay, and before the young growth is too far advanced. The roots should be carefully trimmed back, and the plants potted in as small a size as possible. Use good turfy ...

... 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 ...

... DREADFUL FACTION FIGIIT. -oo or -,-r ',Iralf ,Ffl ?? . ?? T-N he TIE Limerick ?? of the 1Free1nma's JoU? naf ,st last week said:-l1erhapo the most shocking faction of fight that Ihas occurred within the memory of man took n place oil Sunday night at Gortavalla, between Pallais and , Doon. Siace the time of Conwavy' homicide at the same bt6 place and the extermieaticu of his slayers, groat ...

... 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 ...

... FRIDLT.-W. Barnes, Esq., in the chair; F. Milford, J. E. C. Walkey, and H. Anson-Cartwright. Eeqre. Three boya belongipg to St. Thomas, named Coot, LANu, and GODBEEB, were charged with stealing a quantity a of growing fruit, the property of the Messre. Read. Mr. Floud appeared to prosecute. A man named Morris caught the defendants coming out of the walled garden at the back ; of Haven House, ...

... MONTRoI PHIZU SHOOTING OF THE 18T R.V.-The ,s July comipetition for the monthly cballenge cops of the . four Eseter Companies took place at the ClystValley Range on Saturday. Each prize haa to be won three times before becoming any individnal member's property. The condi- . tiona in every case were the same, viz,, ranges 200, 600, e and 600 yards, seven shots at each, in any position; to ...