... THE IMPENDING i MPEACUMENT. I As a specimen of the length to which folly and fana- ticism can lead some of the opponents of her Majesty's we publish a portion of the ridiculous petition for the impenchlinent of the Prime Minister, which, as will be seen from our Parliamentary report, was presented last Thursday night to the House of Commons. The peti- tion wvas decided upon at conferences ...

... The difficult work of raising and beaiching the THE lues- Eurydice has at length, after repeated trials and failures, NVl 'pen N A k on been successfully accomplishled, and the frigate may now match who be said to be lying almost high and dry 4t low water on as folk ir8 a the beach between the Fort (commonly known as Sandown ooeCattle) and the Reachif, which adjoins the gigantic W. G. I mn to ...

... - nampshirt , Ijtraph. PORTSOUTf, _WEDNESDAY, JUlY 31 AlKA--- A.. stM -a -n n ^ l f. nh i+. 11A I already there is a general, though it may be E reluctant, admission that whatever else the Great tl Minister has done, he has not ?? settled the Eastern E Question. Tlis is Lord Beaconsfield's own opinion, 'V to judge from the- apologetio tone of the observa- el tions he addressed on Saturday ...

... I ARTIkLERY CAMP OF DISTRUCTION. ,- 4: - ^ _ is Thle first camp of instruction under the new mobili5s5 Dg tion scheme fias been opened at Fort Rowner, nenr V _ Fortou. Thoeolunteers were composed of the foflow L ?? battery offier and 60 rank and file of the 4th Lo ucashire (Liverpool) Artillery Volunteers, two battery n ufficers and 60 rank and file of the 6th Lancashire (Man-. 0 chester) ...

... SECOND EDITR] {BY I PL.tiiiAPH Ihc ]Jihe wc ati-tr foscrcrA \-c - i.r-t ?? ari r. orth-av. A kttt r from . b.Lidi in au It .. * it itlucc'sary et to ubdermtiutc- - Ee recomnztetds this practicL i5 proniicvsasafterv araisit l be' - to deeds. The i,,,l r sayss that ?? t enrs crr ?? toi. Sl.tidersiLM :- -; oa the Heilenic ci'atilo. Itce'-.- H ri is pcrolia!. a on Mr. GC'a- - etipz2wideo in outroa ...

... 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, ...

... \II1A IS VACCINATION! WHO CAN ANSWER? It iq very prollrble thait Ipswich Magistrates Slalled apon tD send holnest men to gaol, to hard S r Djd the treadmill, because the3 won't have ilren vaeoina ed( I therefore am fully justified lice the a~ove important question. 'aotrn made to the House of Commons on ' At My 8 we are inforivied that tile whole h verunaent del-l~ is all derived hunt011 annr ...

... WE are likely to hear a great deal now about the necessity for Englishmen of learning modern Greek, and this question is one which cannot be too, amply discussed. Greek is still taught in our schools much in the style in which it was taught by Erasmus, who learned it from Latin-speaking monks, and then lectured upon it in Latin at Cambridge, where Latin books on: Greek grammar are even now in ...

... i FlhxST CHESHIRE ENGINREER VOLUNTEERE9 The annual inspecticn f' thii regiment took place in I the upper park, Birsienhlead, onl Friday and Saturday last, the inspecting officer bring Major Clayton, R.B. On Friday evening the volitteer' paraded in the park at seven o'lock, and Major Clayton mbnintely inspected the field works which had been executed by the several companies during the seaonm. ...

... THE MA1RQUI1 OF LORNE APPOINTED - GOYRNOR-GENERAL OF CANADA. Ir- -to t. .. - In publishing the announcement that -the Marquis of Lameo has accepted.tbe office of Governor-General of the :Dominion of Canada, and will enter qupon hie/duties in immediate succession to the Earl of Dufferin, the ixmes ?? ?? enthusiasm by the Canadians, and in this country it will beregarded with the greatest ...

... I On Wednesday the Derby Town Council had another Meeting for the purpose of disposing of the question of the appointment of a magistrate for the town, hut it terttminated with almost as great a fiasco as on tbe prq- ViOus ocenction. There were present, besides tbe Mhayor, Aldermen Sherwin, S. W. Cox, T. Roe, Jun., Higgin- bottom. Renls, 'Turner, Leech, llolme, Gisbotne, and Wheeldon ; ...