... ?? tirlit amitlial dilaner 6f the .1loser IfHamilets tiberal Chilt nas ibelil, at (C rsbs 111111 Johop)gate iStreet, last night. Dir. Ii. NSI. Blxtoil presidel sutpporteild y Sir T. F. lPixten, SirH1. Havx e- lock ,e sro. S. entia l undiella, and Itols, minembers of tar- lianient-.-Si;1 iiensmir Ifirelockt ili respeniling for tbc army, ox- pressed a hope for thc aportes torl nt teion of the ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENC. , LoxNo)oN, M~onday Eveninz. SIP JOHN Lain BoCx'S namle may be enlogised by a certain section of the oi polloi, but there is no doenbt that it is execrated by a still larger body. I believe the original. intelltioll of tile worthy bankier-natuirltist was to afford relaxation to a badly-ptid and highlly-valuable class of young mlien the bank clerks. Unfortmcately, the ...

... ro ero requested to publislh the following corre- spondenco ?? Council House, May 31, 1879. Sir,-At a nublie meeting, held on Friday night, you nre reported intlo i'est to havo said that yoa h]ad been informed that the tickets of the layor's Relief Fund had been distributed with a view to bias thle next election; and further, that you ' knew that it was a fact in a great many cases.' Will ...

... NOTICES TO CORREPsEONDENLTS. ,41 Je~ter-l inten~ded fov ioublicatson muit be acecom panied by thtt Siatme ear aildrcess of tltc writer; neot nccessari-y, for 2ssbieicatiol5, but for the in formation of the )t'ditor. WI,'ei. onsivestC to qtttsieont are ?not qivet5 inl the course of a day or two, the qutetionctst' sill ptease to understand that ite ale unable to ?? the iazformatieic asked for. ...

... LATEST' NEWS. ?? . [Reuterzs- Telegrams, pet' Press Association.] 1 FRANCE. VERISAILLES, JUNP 19 (NOon1). The division of the mombors of the Congress by lob into fifteen bureaux was torminated at half-past eleven this looming, and tho sitting was saspcndied nt .11.40 am. The bureisux will meet for the election of the committeo at two o'clock this afternoon, and the sitting of the Con- I rotss ...

... The oldest alady in Canton Zurich, Fraul Marianne Boie ,ded last week in her 109th year. The Japan0es Minister and his failylef oco ~ terdaymor Ingo their return to Yokohama. Xci the early part Of last week the medw cd re c Lanterbrusifln, Switzerland, were still thickly covered with snow. Dalils %t My2,stetla A despatch from i etls ae a 3 ttsta an epidermic p~revails3 asiongst thcs cattle ...

... [SPECIAL TELWGtAM.] HorSdE OF COureONs, Afonday Night. Further scraps of information with respect to affairs in Egypt have been doled forth to-night. Afr. Bourke has at last confessed what your readers wore at least a week ago assuredl wee the fact-that England has yielded to the force of Continental opinion, end has, in conjunction with France, determined to remove Ismail Pncha. Having said ...

... Mr. E. IV. flraclney; we (Era) regret to hear, is seriously inrdisposed. IA Daily ffew, telegreur. from ILisbon says that tire vine- yards promise leanly. Snow fell ?? in Auivergonc, anrd tire Puy de Dome is again draped in it. Fh'rr-Frou is irs rehearsail at CIO Haymarket, when Mis's Earstlalre will play the heoroine. Sir Swirrarl Eairer, secordling to the Examsineer, is to succeed Sir ...

... TI-IE SALVATION ARIMY AT LEAMINGTON. At the Lemtninatols :I.oroughi Police Court, yesterday. before ieossrs, ?? Mniddmi'nall, J. lfowen, J. (,over, J. Fordl, and Sydney J'lavel, jun., Williamll Maycok, the leader of the Salvation Army at Leamingtoni, wvae charged with having wilftlly obstracted the footlpath in Oxtord Street, on :auildy, tyile tath ?? said he lid not commit ths ofienou ?? Hom- ...

... | THE FENIAN OUTRAGE IN MAANCHESTER. | I EVIJDNCE. testerday, at the ?? City P'olice Court -before I Mirr. Headlain snd other ?? liley (27), i l porter at Salford Eoyval Hospital anl Dispensary WIS I lir.uight mu onl u eharge of Itteilptin-, to nuoler 1IFrederick Dove, a glasscutterand salesman of ielsester, ; by shooting lio in Lever Street on the night of tho 7th of Nay. -Tha police, from ...

... The fortnizehtly meeting of this ?? was held yesterday, et tthe Council dfouse, Ann Street. 'There Were irreserit Aldermen Manton (in' the eheiri), thle Mayer (Aldermen Ceilings); Messrs. Batker, W. H-. Hart, Towell Williaims, Whritfield, arid Whateley. Mlr, 1'OWiiLT WITLTAMiS reald a report from the Fire Brig~ade Srih-comsmittce, elating that since the appoint- merit of Mr. Tezer as chief ...

... CEI3ILDP.EN'S EIfITIPAATION HOMES. 'Cue lalnuxl farewell niecto,, rreovious to fite departure ol sixty-rivo Chilldren fronm d11i' 1liddlemiore's Objildrens l iri-'atioli Ilomiels fur (l'anmert, was held In ?? I1 irn til arn , cil, o t Iornday. Tlia 1-Ice.('heb Wn ilkinlsou pjcsideil: .iii amongst; tbose present were the levils, '111031 Bhenby, A. Ji. Vnirdy, ?? F. ieallaway, and J. J. 'porhDl ...