... SAIUS POPrlI Ls BUrvrr, A. S UMMARY. C3 .iU A 1t fAR .1, Bttl) P.-VARLIAME NT. 'J41; In the House of Lords, yesterday. th so orrington Corporateion Pill was read ;secod time. The Disqualifieation Is .; e6ical elief Iill and the Parliament ' ,. Burs (Scotland) Iill were rcad a' time and passed. ?? DOMESTIC. 1o 'h 1ulie and Duchess of Co0nrruzx ?? arrived in London from Paris yesterda,. r t ...

... T OUR LONDON 0ORUSPONDENCE I I naI T- - n X 1 !x'Tx _ LoXDO0N, SAranDAy EVENIN.{. Io-w little stress is laid on Lord Cranbrook's breach of the constitution appeared last night when Sir George C'ampbell's leia.te drifted off into a discussion on the silver qiuestion. Mr. Sidebattom for the moment represented bi- metallism. At once Mr. Lowe rose to oppose him, and he set bi-metallism aside by a ...

... TIHE ZULU WAR. TIHE ATTACK ON COLONEL WOOD'S CAMP. w . Tie Dublin Castle, which arrive] at Plymouth f e yesterday morning, brought the cfficial despatehes t rof Colo.el Wood's disastrous victory, and the f a fullest details of this great struggle, the fiercest of ithe whole war. Colonel Wood officially reports as F follows:- a ' Karnbula, March 30. Sir,-I have the bonour to report that the C ...

... MAI NEWS. QUeFPSTOWN. MaY 1. -The aunard royal mail the steamship Parthia, from Liverpool, arrived here at ite nine am., and, after embarking despatehes, proceeded man for Boston at eleven ?? Anoerican Liao United ?? States mail ateamship Indiana, from Liverpool, arrived Ove here at 0 40 am., arudhaving embarked passengers, pro- COt ceeded for Philadelphia immediately; all well. Uon Irer YORK, ...

... THE CLAIMS OF GRECE. tsZ ?? _ ?? . .. .itless On Saturday a crowded and enthiats e iment of the supporters of the elain; of Gof Iftlig ,obate extesion of frontier and the proper ay ?? of the provisions o1 the Berlin Treaty 1Dh 41 Land, to that country, wb held in Willi's.Bco l and street, St. James's, London. The chair E e Iy by Sir (barles DMke, h.P., and amoug, ty of present on the platform ...

... THE BIRKENITE.&D COUNCIL AND PARLIAMENTAItY REPR>EcSENTATION. n The proceedings of the town council meeting at 1i Birkenhead will be of more than ordinary interest. b; Amongst tbe chief points in the business will he 3 a C resoluttion by the finance committee that application IL snouldt be made to the Public Works Loan Com- tl missionere for the loan of &2700( for the erectionl of ` a police ...

... WORK AND WAGES, tin As THE LIVEJAFroOL PLASTEIIElS. ti ad On Saturday, a deputation from theo Liverpool of n1 endtive plasterers waited on the maut-ire, fur tue tisi cil purpose of coming to an nrrtingemnent respoctli~i b at els reduction oi Id. pcr hour and an inriceaso otrt '.five hours on tbh' week's labour, whien vas pro.- 1 posed by tlii masters. The latter were Willing t I Il 0i r ...

... THE STRIKE OF UURaAM COLErERS . RESULT OF THE VOTING. Fy The result of the voting of the miners through- le out the county of Durham yesterday afternoon is U, Bs follows:-lI favjur of the appointment of a, 10 joint committee, as proposed by the masters, 18,441; n for continuing the strike, 83U2. At several large TB] collleries it is stated that the feeling was so unani- as mons in favonr of ...

... I ?? hIezxlOY, IEDNiItAYv EvEN INl.. I the' A Cabinet is boeing, eeld to-day, at w t iill n t1 e the; rneumbers are present, and the objct 'A f iw iacli (lees not need any aery consIi-ut- WIC r *irig spesulation. It meets to lecide finall n 'ast eal s tile 0overniaent is ready to give to Y'I , tb h has Khan. lIQ lias given us all that to ,.:o tst~ ' insisted upon. lie places his foreign p' . ...

... esnei Qu:cxENSTro1W MAY 9.-Tbe Allan royal mail steam. able ship loeva Sce;tia3, fhom St. Johu's, N.F., Halifax, and iofoi Baltlinmore, passed the FastLet at 2 40 ?? White the Star royal mail steamshilp Adriatic, from Liverpool, arrived to-day, embarkced mails, and proceeded for New uriv York at 4 20 ?? American Line United States be pi mail steamship b ritish Empire, from Philadelphia. knoN ...

... - re- - Cit KIRKHAMt. SAD SUCtecro ni A FAnsicic-Al inquest was field by M# Gilberteou, coroner, at thle Grapes [noa, lRibby-witlc. ~il Wrea, on Saturday, on the body of Richard B~iiliis~ton, syfarmer. Tule ovii-tinca adduaced went to show that ter deceased hail been very low-spiritoll since thle death of his ple wife, which tooic placea abaut twvo months ago. Oa BI. Friday morning, a little ...

... News from the Cape to the 10hi inst. has been tele. graphed from St. Vincent. The preparations for an advance were as nearly as possible complete, and in the course of the next day or two Colonel Wood's division would march from Kambula, and Colonel Crealook's division would advance across the Tugela, the bridge at Fort Pearson being completed. Colonel Newdigate's division will co-operate with ...