... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TE TIGHTI. ?? B SNIA. ,(UY SUMM RINE TLEUGRAI) .(F4uie ?? ONVq 00o1r1LSPn D NTi) V VIENNA, Tumsnl NIerr. Aj pegraua from Brod, publisbed by teo P'resse, says it is ascertained that the insurgents in Bosnia number o5,O0O nmen, including those at Novi ]Bazar, where besides there are, 2,500 regulars. Heusan Effendi, Chief of the Mollahs at Strajavo, hps issued a manifesto, exhorting tbe, ...

... iASSYRIAN: ]DISCaV.E E. Asyrlan exloto. not, Itpgetiot a pieW hse Ito or. 4Rusd aa8' oeO fosro Iod inh'ittety .s t110 lueen's '8pediEat ~vojt bg Theodore 'oi. fAssinia.' sad his eaptiviitt, in liagdala'had bebncomthe tineanse of the war: with t~hat aouutry, bo. ?? *through eon- aidorablo exprienpo i, th u~ork of exoavating, 0mo esopoteaian He Ec ough4 ft iluder Mr. taytd;' a~d' 'r~aftdwa 'he ...

... 1 PHEj LONDON -FiNANCIL AMSOCIATION. -Tithilihietiu ordinary hai1-.3rclr- WenMIlMkoing o 4theearohoidera-9 ?i 4Wi5aOMIUM:5We4 tad TESW~ay Atthlt (h1ty. 'ermlso Hott-.os e.j.dd, t Rnota ol.i d, was' nniner~ly t Icenped trhfehelt.. :ftacerepurbof tdadirvctors audg WhAMIenta en t~iiliawn. t~ke 2he Ui~l5t~ Wad he ?? w thiit ~te isadnebsts~ sany ?? stated in 1the zegort, but, that mndat bear In ...

... THE W ORCESTER TRADING SI. Yesterday afternoon the prizes gained during the past year by the cadets in training on board this ship lying oaf Giecehithe, were ?? by Admira A. P. Ryder, in the p.racuco of a considerable number of visitors. The Worcester was cstablisbed in consequence of the difficulty experienced in vrovidiug proforlyv ueli. fled officers for the merchant serviCe, by several ...

... SCENE AT AN ITALIAN COUr- M1ARUTIAL. Our Corresponde1t is Rome V tesr u1se rTuwS must accompany swe to Genoa, to the militar7 1ribunat theren, On the beneb of the f accaed PitM i uffivate doldier, PNollai by name, A jusst let out of solitary conflnesest in the prison h at favons, Te first use, it seers, to wlsiehbe put bio freedorn was to incura reprimand, from a the corporal, sad to hurl a. ...

... (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 ...

... THBE ALHAMBRA COMPANY, LIMITED. The Annual Meeting of the Alhambra Company was held at the Cannon-street Hotel on Thursday. Mr F. WAKEFIELD (Chairman) presided. The Report of the Directors stated that the affairs of the Company showed a great improvement. The number of visitors to the Theatre exhibited an increase over the previous half-year of 18,699, and the profits were5,772 us. 10d., and ...

... Elvid Obtainald 13twd. FRENCH FINANCE. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) Is, August 7.-The Official Yournal publishes to-day the ministerial LtCCCth povsions of which were telegraphed yesterday evening, ret'htn tbe issue of the Three per Cent. Redeemable Rente required to complete the m of 4i4,cco1ocO f., provided for by the law of the 18th of June last, for the ,,,purchase of the railways by the State. ...

... A WEIL-INFORMED correspondent contributes some observations on this subject, which seem to us to deserve careful attention. He says :- In reference to late remarks on this subject, will you permit me to offer a few words on points which can only be known to practical men ?-it is possible they may convey some information to the present adminis- tratois of our Indian Empire. It is said that ...

... The weekly meeting of the Board was held to-day at the offices, Spring- gaidens, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir J. M. McGarel-Hogg, M.P., in the chair. THE PROPOSED NEW BRIDGE. The Works and General Purposes Committee, reporting on the reference by the Board as to the ways and means to be adopted for carrying out the design for a new bridge over the Thames, recommended that application be made to ...