... 'VjI@GN TELEGRAMS. To AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION. , IENNA, FRIDAY. ,teftence from Brod, received here to-day, testhat General Phillipovitoh,the commander- hief of the army of oocupation for Bosnia, ,. terday received a Turkiqh deputation from Ps ent and Turkis Brod, who expressed to the cerot the anxiety at present felt by the Daometan population for their lives, pro. hry and religious liberty. At ...

... fibut~ancous. All the Cabinet Ministers have accepted th, Lord Mayor's invitation to be present at the ministerial banquet on August 3. The Dean of Peterborough, the Very Rev. Augustus Page Saunders, D.D., died on Sunday after. noon at Peterborough, after a brief illness. The Birmingham Liberal Association on Tues. day resolved to present a petition to the House of Commons in support of Lord ...

... AMATEUR DRAM&TIC PERFORMANCE. Of relief fund entertainments and of many amateur dramatic performances it may generally be said that it is more blessed to give than to receive. Too often the subscriber, after a liberal investment in seats, discovers that he might have obtained more agreeable amuse- ment if he had left his sittings vacant and remained at home. No such feelings, however, could ...

... I 'THE PARTITION OF TURKEY. The followingstatement shows approximately the superficial area of the portions of Turkey annexed to the various states: premising that the area of the accessions to Mlontenegro and Servia, as well as that of the new Principality of Bulgaria, is consider- ably less than in the treaty of San Stefano. Bosnia, which has hitherto formed the extreme so-uth-western ...

... LIBERAL PICNIC AT CHATS- WORTH. Tire Liverpoo! Liberal Assoeiation. held a picntic vyester- day ?? the magnificent scat of ?? of ltevoiishire. Locally, the Ceoiservatives are irreditt--d ^it lih reater abilityv anld succesi inorgarising ext, trsiouis thall the Liberals; but the pirtic yesterdaycompared oavolstrbly with the most succe,36ful gathering of the kind iA lich the Tories have held for ...

... HOUSE OF COflIONS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24. The Speaker took the chair at 20 mienztes past twelve o'clock. THE PARIS TREATY OF e56i. On the motion of Mr. C. 13. DhxNlsos, it was ordered that the tripartite treaty between Great Britain, Austria, and France, guaranteeing the independence and integrity of the Ottoman empire, signed at Paris on the loth of April, 1&3s1, should be reprinted. ASSIZES AND ...

... TU1PPING IN LXYCASITIRE,. (iONVITION FOR MANSLAUGHTER. At tihe anchester assizes yesterday, before Mr. Justice Lopes. George Holden, labourer, was in- dicted for baving, at Blatchinworth and Calder- brook, near llechdalc, on the 29th May, feloniously killed one jdmes Cryer. Mr. Nash prosecuted, and the prisoner w.as defended by Mr. Cottingham-lMr. Nassh, xho stated the facts of the case to ...

... ISE TCOND EDITIO-N. ; 'i'l e I!Z'/I 1t!- liuclsrsth'i-d- that the leaders of :1. ?? hiove decidedi to opposethe policy endU ceiud in t!t coux atiou with T.:rkey. and to --s'ie tile s(se of 1' Prliallnt- on the siabject , AW. { r i' ) I tle 4ria 'iv' thal the 'ITii'nil I cl'itates it p1 Fenit at Berlin hace. with the ;qqpiosal of the leadilg mnu in their owvnv country, ri rded a for'ioi pro'est ...

... 'irerfool #wvxtruvy & 1 BALUS POVUIi 1EX FlUPfEA. PARLIAMENT, In the House of Lords, yesterday, the Mersev Docks and Harbour Board Bill was read a third time and passed. The Innkeepers Bill was read a second time. The bill proposes that an innkeeper shall have the power, after the lapse of six weeks, to sell property left in his custody, provided that he has described the articles by ...

... i i:E2UTJTEIi>,S TELEGrl=S.] i TU7RKEY. I CoNsTsrflNoPonE, JULY 18, 7 30 p.e. The ambassadors decided yesterday that the commissioners appointed to inquire into the con- dition of the refugees in the Rhodope district should set out on Saturday, travelling by tho Philippopolis railway. This resolution was taken in opposition to the proposal that the commissioners should go by sea, which would ...

... THE 'S STORY OF FARLIAME T. I_ (BY AN INSIBEiR) -A01 > LNoDoN, FODA1DY ETv'NrNG. This evening Mr. MITCHELL HENRY brdught before the House the treatment of the late .Fanian prisoner M'C0ATHY in the convict prison. At thout- set an attempt was made to Y count out, bat tbif was defeated by a influx, espeoially of Irish members.t Bat the odd, although not the unusual thing, was th4'te members who ...

... wimApOPU LXrrraq. S8U1S POPULI LEX SUPRVI. I A AILIAMEKT. In the House of Lords, Yesterdav, a message was read from her Majesty announcing her agreement to the marriage of the Duke of Conmaught with the Princcss Louise of Prussia, and expressing her confidence that their lordships would concur with her in making a further provi- sion for his roval highness. The Earl of 1eaconsfield gave ...