... THE WEEKLY TIMES. F01iJ,. ?? Telegrams were received by the Gaverntment an Wednesdray from South Afkica up to July 8th, anntouncing a great victory over the Zulus at Ulundi, the kraal, or capital, of the Zulu Kinlg. Thbefiriit despateh osme tbronzh MajuraGenerxl CLiFFrmh, from Lord ORELM8FO1RD, and des- .3ribedthemilitaryoperations. As CETYWAYO had not complied with the General's demande on ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES.f FOREIGN. The ex.Empress EuGENiz, according to a re. port current at Vienna, intends shortly to take up her residence in Aastriap The French Chamber of Deputies on Satur. day resolved by 366 to 150 votes to pass to the discussion of the separate clauses of the Educa- tion Bill. The Buenos Ayres Standard announces that a treaty with Chili has been conoluded by the special ...

... Mr. John Rome, maryport, has received from Lord Beaconslield, in answer to a letter expressing approval of his Lordehip's motion in not accepting the I People's Tribute, Lord Besoonsfield says: It was admitted that the idea originated with a single individual, not a member of the working class, nor deputed by any body of ,working maen to represent them. These clrcum.4 stances deprived the ...

... : LAER No. CXIII. THE CHURO17 AND THE JUDGES. It is not quite plesmant to observe the nearly equal division of Judiuial opinion in recent ecclesiastical decisions. Take first the CMsa of Juhliu v. the Bishop of Gxford, in whioli the plaintiff applied to the Court of Qaeen's Benoh for a writ of mandamus requiring the Bishop to institute proceedings against the Rev. Canoln OCrter, rector of ...

... QS ?? tLEGBAM. (tA NST TZlE DTBMESE ginst the l1mies. Govern,I Ovor t rg itwentl, tfl* 8 8t tabelOW The It seems uld5dwsande~d. no genleral rising is Moated 3e ~~1 ~ ~ IN RSIt . THURSAy NI . Sr. ?? at Irkutsk nd ~ ~preadin every diection, 1. the 2611' Uile u, and destr tse ub, buildings, including , d~ed the P~ti vent, the Lutheran 4a1 11hrhp o a the courts of.b gob# the oe efti le the b the i ...

... BEB~AL FBOGI0AMME. _ vORTS ATD MWB. INGWORTH AT FOR$-X ?? -- the P.igBhNtN . W. E. ForSter, I stulJ sy afrt r t on, the RigohIthi thon eifrc OD o Oairo Alfred taingworth addrss5d Pa meeting, I P aelfotor s of thg f eonrdy inSt.George's Hald I lOR Mr4 leas I Holden occupied the chair. bf the M brtsP. who wan received witiH enthu. ylr). F~le.0f0 5iberalprogramme,sad tm esphoein ) the. ion the ?? ...

... TIUR ]BXEATH OF TaPfBfINOH ?? i EVIDENCE OF THE SURVIVORS. The wrar oorrespondent of the tlims, writing from iteleni Hill on the 2ad nlt,, gives an acout of the re- q ofrj the Prince Ii %l'B body, and supplies the statements made by Ohe seurivosof the illted paty. H~e soays:- , . At fiwe o'clock this morning the Tdueille resounded through the camp, anduth troops tarnedoat ?? alter daybreak. ...

... I PUNISHMENT OF TRE LASH. luthebatlh of new amendments to the Army Dieoip- ?? isaed on Tuesday, is the sehedule promised by is Govemnmett, embodying all offences for which it is tended soldiers shall in future be liable to be gged. These aie briefly deseribed ats al offenoes ader thia aot punishable with death. Reference tie act shows that suoh offenoee drafted from the Id intiy Aod vary in ...

... TaM GREEK )UESSTLIN. or The Gwrek Committee hds published a, ioug end im- ti portant memorandum, which it io tmid thece ie rea-uon u. to believe Wbit rciseived by her, l4jacty'u Governiaeut f in April lhit . runi the Governinat of oo oi the Great Powers. 'Thc uumorandumn Commencea by Stating th.t5 Ct.1e ?? -Moeit ?? put ?? aget4it the complete Carrying out of thu ?? of the 0tu- 00 greoe of ...

... MIRHT ON TE vE Onl W edne sd ay a o tatn bh, Tr - I.P.. nresiA k f which M.Llon h e 'dli 1al's dl, ere , among otb~t, on teer feteIflo.A * Dunraven, Sir D. Neddert . 1 lietolnie the%.' M.P.,Mr. iigo AP, rurJ th erf 6ee J3ay, M.P., Mrt. Lbetere' 0114r 1)1` aI c, the Sir i.H. ?? ?? ,r lzt use Simon, ln.P., Utr. V' a S . laai NIeP 1, RD Puno, M.P., and Mr. xv. myt ,a ?? , RD Mr. G~rosLr ...

... LETTER .No. CXVI. lea, THEI E INGLtR i-ONAROHY.' bI would seem that tihe coiitroversy which Was^ Iply begun nearly two ears ago by a few casual nd letteri, in these columns has not yet spent its ;rt Iforce At 11 events the new number of tihe uell ?? opens with an article en- geo thled 9The English Monarehy, in whioh ig the writer, taking for hia text the fourth au volume of Mr. ,Theodore ...

... THE ZUL, WAR. GE. RAL NEWS. The Ujnion Couimpn's steamer Darbsu, from Cape _Town, arrived at Madeira ; t 7 1 p.m. on Wednesday bigiigng news from the Cape up to the 24th Juno. General Crealook reached Fort Chelmoford on the I 19h inst., end a general ?? Was made on the fol- lowin da. The Ualalszi river was, reaohed and Jir*dged on the 21et, only slight opposition being en- oatered. TU e cpvarv ...