... the receipts into and payments out of the Exchequer between April 1, 1878, and August 3, 1575:- REVENUE AND OTHER RECEIPTS. TotelRecefpts Total Budget Bell- ito the I eceeipto ae for t Exche J for Financial from qocrespeniding Yearl8.7dl . ApL 1,1878 20 perio of ladt Aug. 3, 1878. year. I' .- ?? - - Balance on, Ist April, 1878 .-£££ Bank of I ngland.. 5462,797 4,816,970 i Bank of Ireland .. ...

... ITHE EXCESS1VE .MORTALITY OF HULL. The fourth quarterly meeting of the members of the Hull Town Council wits held yesterday afternoon, under the presidency of the MaYOe (Aid. Waller)-A letter was read fronm the Vicar and churchwardeus oa St. Paul's, asking the Council to sanction and promote the construe- lion of a bridge across the Cottinghaum drain on the Brunswick estate. The letter was ...

... THE 1iRITISH ASSOCIATION. iso ?? Monday.I on To-day waga busyone inanlthe scitioun. Papera were Itrend on EL variety of Bu bi eets, soine of which were of sm- he uulpbi neat The weather, oil the wholu ha been fhoc, and there is no sign of flaggiig intarcet in the ah, Y~~111it DlAMP ix CoAL zxNrs. Professor V. 5. PFanY pr .esided over the Mathematical 'oh and Physical Science Section, when ...

... I msetinp of thn WARmvnn A r. U r,! dU ?? 3?. P The annual meeting of the Wesleyan Association for le Abolishing the Regulation of Vice by the State, was held b in Kirkgate Wesleyan ChapeJ, Bradford, ou Tuesday. ai The attendance was large. The Rev. Dr. OSBORN pre- sided, and around him were the Revs. J. l-.eargreaves, E. B. AE Jenkins, MI.A., J. Bedford, J. Bush, J. Henshall, A, L Reeves, WV. ...

... NEWS. GERALj 'IOREIGN ?? ?? tRErJT ¶L'r0R,.) THE AUSTRIAN OCUPATON. VxENNA, Monday.-Tbe following telegram hies been Xeceived here from rue Commander of the 7th Division:- ' Frarnik was occupied yesterday. Field telegraphs have been constructed, and communication with Banjaluka is now completely restored. At Vaicar, VaLkuf, and Jaice, seven officers and 150 men who took part in the engage- ...

... IMOR NING EI-PRESS. I ~o_ I I TO.DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. NEWCU1?Y-OFFICE, Mfomay, 6 a~m. THE AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION. (TIDIs TELEnnA&r.) VIENNA, Sanday.-All along Count Andrassy has stood on the ground of the Berlin Treaty, neither y'ielding a hair's-breadth nor transgressing by a hair's- breadth its provisions. On this point he is in complete harmony with all the members of the Government. Count ...

... WEATHER CITART. AuG. 30. -s - * rin a . ?? ?? The cbart represents the wiatern oountries of Ltnronr from Norway to the coast of Portaal. and embraceg Great..Bitain and the British Iles. It alao includes the North Sea or German Ocean, the Bay of Biseay, the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, with the English ,Chanmnelr Bristol Channel. and Irish Sea. 10 ?? ?? EXPELAAATTOM. or 0? THIN OrAT. d In the ...

... YORXSUIRB WABLES. I ?? O TIE(MORTX.EASTFULN SLOPEB OF THE WOLDS. The mrningf11lwinaR the last ramble was line 5n tot. Complaints were hseard from farmers that turnips q were languishing for moisture, thatt the potato -disease had 't shown itself, that spring corn would be short in the Straw, and that f ruit did not till a-ad wras fealling from the trees. NO doubt there was something in all ...

... YORK ATTGTUST MEETING, YESTERDAY. ?? of 60 so0v each, 30 ft. for ?? old 1lii The Filly Sapling Stakes of 60 sovs each, 30 ft. for t i,-year old fillies, is 8st lhlb each; the second to save her sltake. T.Y.C. (r furlongs 4i ab yards). S subs. on Major Stapylton's Sword Knot ?? I air Northern's oronmandel II ?? 2 Lord Zetland's Ellanguwan . Four ran. the First Year of the Trenty-third North of ...

... r The Vienna correspondent of the EastCrn BtIfdqot sayt 1 writing on the 25th inst.- Y A remarkable chaugeohas occurred in public opinion, i both here and to soule extent in Hlungary, WLth regard to y Turkey. Those who were enthusiastic Turcophiles have I become bitterly hostiie to the TuLks, and the general ) public, especially the lower classes, hold firmly to the s opinion that Tuuicey ...

... BURIAL SUANDAL AT ARENIHANI. A PASSAGE OF ARllTS BETWEEN REV. GEORGE 1DR11Ui AND REV. WICKHAM TOZER. A few days since a working man in the employ of Mr. 3 E. El. ;oodling, of Akeublarn Hall, lost a child, who was I about two yalu s old. Both pareuts being Baptists, the N child, was never baptised. Ipswich is Elome four miles c from Akenhaum, and as there is neither a cemetery nor A ohalel ...

... TEE AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION, (TIMEXS TELEGRAMS.) XVIENNA, Thursday.-The negotiations between Austria end the Porte seem. to he wholly transferred to the eamp of the Austrian army, they having been opened yesterday between General Philippovich and Hafiz Pasha, to be continued probably at Serajevo between the Austrian commander and Mehemet Ali Pasha. The news from Constantinople that the Conven - ...