... SECON,-D EDITION.I FRANCE. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) PARIS, aWEDNYESDAY EVincNI-G. To-day, an individual named Verdelet entered the hall of the Council of State and fired four shots from a revolver. No one was hurt. OUTBREAK OF YELLOW FEVER. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) MEMPHIS, TEwNESSEE, WEDIMSDAY. One death from yellow fever occurred here to- day. The doctors declare that the symptoms were of a sporadic ...

... BY A RAMBLER. In common with so many of my north-country friends, I have been to London and seen the great Agricultural Show; but its various features, the almost continuous downpour of rain, the urbanity of the Prince of Wales, hare all been so ably described by your special correspondent that I Shall say nothing on that subject. In a hurried visit to London people generally rush off to the ...

... DURtU&Il CATBEDIIAL, TutESDAY, JCuLY S0, 1879. gXornlng-Sorvsca: roes in A. Anthem (830) : Incline zrh1~e oar (Himmel). Eveniag-Service: 9siaL inA.Athem (410): Father 81 heavon (Walmslaly). Lord and Lady Zctlaud enrd suite are at present Jojourning at their Cloveland residenceUpleatbarm Baall, near hMarske by-the-Sea. TIIE BISIIOP OF DueEasr.-H~ia Lordshir, Jbishop L~ightfoot wrill preach at ...

... ClOLONE'L'SURTEESATHURWORTH. L Iast night a meeting was held in the Temper- ance Hail, Hnurworth, unuder the auspices of the Horworib Conservative Association. The hail, which holds twio hundred persons, was filled.-hr 3 ohn Coiling, who presided, w/as supported byCol. Wilson-Todd, M~r W. A. Wooler, Mr W. Todd, Dr. eEsatwood, &c.-lfr Byron Reed explained that .they had met to support Colonel ...

... CTTid Obtata,214 OtW. REuTER'S TELEGRAMS. I FRANCWE. PARIS, July 9, Evenirg.-To-day an individual named Verdelet entered the Hall of the Council of State and fied four shots from a revolver. No one was hurt. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, July 9, 8 P.M.-The Porte has ordered the Crown pro- perty in Janina, Tricala, and Prevesa'to be sold without delay. Frequent despatches are being exchanged between ...

... WE were right, it seems, in surmising yesterday that Lord Hartington's proposal of a new preamble to the Army Regulation Bill was intended to prepare the way for an attempt to abolish corporal punishment in the army altogether. Last night Mr. Forster gave notice on behalf of the leader of the Opposition of a motion to the effect that no bill for the dis- cipline and regulation of the army ...

... The bill for the demolition of the Tuileries was sent up to the French Senate yesterday, and, despite the warm opposition of the Right, was declared urgent. ?? Right, however, succeeded, with some votes from the Moderate Left, in getting the bill referred to a Committee appointed some time ago to consider the question of restoration, and this body will probably not report before next session. ...

... A SEAMAN has no higher title of honour to bestow than the name of sailorman. In using it he implies that the comrade or officer to whom he, applies it is indeed a thorough seaman, who knows his work and will do it, whatever risk or toil it may entail. Whether the word is of old usage or has been invented in our own time to distinguish Jack from the fireman is a matter of doubt. It is certainly ...

... - ?? I PARIS, Friday. -d rEST for the moment centres in the tussle between M. Jules Simon and the Government. M. Jules Simon was asked by Mdme. Thiers to make a speech at the approaching inauguration of the statue of the First President of the Republic and the Liberator of the Territory, at Nancy. To the great alarm of the Cabinet, he consented. Fearing lest be should seize this opportunity ...

... From the Registar-general's return we learn that during the week ending July 12, 5,880 births and 2,949 deaths were registered in London and 22 other large towis of the United Kingdom. The mortality from all causes was at the average rate of 18 deaths annually in every 1,000 porsons living. The annual death-rate was 1S per 1,000 in Edin- burgh, 22 in Glasgow, and 22 in Dublin; Small-poxC ...

... SPECIAL SUNDAY MORNING EDITION. AGRICULTURAL SHOW, YESTERDAX | VISIT OF :HER MIAJESTY. The Queen, Princess Beatrice,and PrinceLeopold left -Windsor at half-post nine yesterdaly morniag to visit the Agricultural Exhibition at Kilburn. The carly trains by nll the routes took down many thousands of visitors, nnd by 10 o'clock it was estimated that about 10,000 visitors had been admitted. Crowds ...

... atHE gORThERN ;tCH.O. BiONDAYZ. JUL Y 7, 1879. WORKi FVOR THE UNSEMPLiOY E D. 6 OWING to the reckless policy of the coon- to try Guardians in the Darlinglon Union o the question of the relief of the destitute poor at Albert H~ill continues to be the e question of the hour. Accommodation for 8300 persons at the Workhouse has been lo offered as enl all-sufficient mode of re- o lieving the hunger ...