... TIHE TWO TREATIES. There seems to be a general acquiescence in England and on the continent in the treaty of Berlin, the act and deed of all the great nations of Europe, including England and Russia: but there is no such general concurrence, either at home or abroad, in the wisdom or policy of the treaty by which England alone undertakes to defend Turkey against all future attacks of Russia. ...

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... THE, WEATHER. FRIDAY, AUGIGUST 2 The chart represents the western countries of Europe from Norway to the coast of Portugal, and embraces Great Britain and the British Isles. It also includes the North Sea or German Ocean, the Bay of Biscay,theMediterranean,the Atlanticwith the English Channel.Bristel Obnnel,andrish Sea. EXPLANATION. The direlln and force of the Wit d wre Cown by arrows drawn ...

... I . - A- - . I . 5. Aud so they went plunging and staggering and bo3unding onwards, with the roar of the water all around them, and the foam at her bows, as it sprung high into the air, showing quite white against the black sky ahead. The younger lad Duncan was clearly of opinion that his master was running too near the shores of Colonsay, but he would say no more, for he knew that Macleod had ...

... F~e,41 ICED WATER is in future to be supplied gratis to all passengers on the Midland Railway. SIR RICHARD WALLACE has been elected a Corresponding Member of the Paris Academie des Beaux-Arts. THE LITTLE Nautilus, which lately left Boston for Havre, with a crew of two men, has been spoken by an Italian vessel. The ANautilus was twenty-eight days out from Boston, and the crew refused to leave ...

... - - - - - - - - %A correspondents mjust write on onq Slots of ti ?? only, ?? their lettezs will be rejected. b MR. LOWE'S LAST ORATORICAL DISPLAY. eo. Sin;,-A very clever man is often more dangerous T to himself than to others. We cannot speak of v a clever man without thinking of' Mr. Lowe, a whose last Speech upon the Eastern Question a affords a. striking example of the troth of thet a ...

... DREADFUL OUTRAGES AND SUFFERINGS I IN ROUMIELIA. f neSome correspontlence which liaised Iietweeni the Mar- quis of Salisbury ande, Sir, A. 11. Layard by means of the telegraph aLs to the terms of the convention foi, the de- fence of Turkey was issued on Wednesday night from on, thle Foreign Office, together with correspondence corn- fol prsin may lttes i,[ nclgurIsresepecting the con. duet of ...

... 7. y -i-s?, ?? ARL,-: II m i ; , ?, I ?.7;00?spa, I , u t , . IL, ? ?? I ?? . -i .1. 4o? I:? 'L 1. it %, 1, ?o 'Ho eof ~jds h~t'hf :e9veoMzIni took s ' pin 'thb respoet to ICe ?? tbil berve men who are ?? t6.le1br iddbes of eI emplovment. Lord Bury said it was the inten- 1 I t o -S 6ti1f6W r '6-iRs-'r ,p UlAr. to employers of labour urgiag the advisability of t t-r§--e ag tha me.o !-t-here ...

... latest 9eeltWram. - MsrcurnY OFFIce, TtUESDAY. THE REPRESENTATION OF BOSTON, The Liberal party have decided not to contest the vacant seat at Boston, as their candidate, Mr. Parry, `s disqualifled by the late election petition from sitting in the present Parliament. Mr. Parry will contest the seat at the general election. NATIONAL ArT'ILLERY ASSOCIA'TION. SlIOEBUYSL>sS. The practise with the ...

... UNTRUTEFUL PROSPECTUSES. In the Rouse.of Lords, on Saturday, before the Lord Chancellor, Lord Hatherley, Lord Selborne, Lord Pen- zance, Lord O'Hagan, Lord Coleridge, Lord Blackburn, and Lord Gordon, the case of Erlanger v. New Sombrero Phosphate Company came on for judgment. This was an appeal from an order of the Lords Justices, upon appeal from a decree of Vice-Chancellor Malins, by which ...

... A report in the .Politische Corresponsdenz of a great Cabinet Council held last week, under the presidency of the Sultan, in which the Bosnian occupation was de. bated, without any positive resolution being adopted, indicates the prevailing currents of opinion in the circles of the Sublime Porte. The. correspondent states that Safvet Pasha himself combated the arrangement pro. posed by Austria ...

... (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) (RmoX OUR OWN CO¢RESPONlDET.) PARIS, Mo2pAT NIGnIc. The Left delegates of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies issued to-day their announced mani- festo impressing upon the senatorial constituency the vital importance of the approaching' elections of 76 senators, and exhorting them to choose their candidates without delay. The anti- Republicans, calling themselves ...