... -THE Khedive has left Egypt for Naples. He is another added to the list of monarchs who have retired from business, and, like many others, nothing in his reign became him like the leaving it. The ancient land has now a chance of recovery. Its re. sources are by no means despicable, nor are the bur- -dens, great as they are; overwhelming. The future, as well the nearer as the more remote, is, ...

... THE. DUKE OF HAMILTON AND I IR. PADWICK. JAMES AULDJO JAMIESON AND ANOTHER (TRUSTEES OF THE DUKE OF HAMILTON) V. HENkY PADWICK. The statements and' pleas for both parties in this action have now been put into Court, and the case will come on sbortly for discussiou before the Lord Ordinary. In defence, AMr. Padwick pleads no jurisdiction; that the subject of tho action is already under ...

... OPENING OF AN ORGAN AT LITTLE WALDINOFIELD CHURCH, see Very pleasant it was on FridaY last, after the hD5 ese. series of wet days, commencing in the showery moalo ong of April. and continuing long past drippint Jrle, the withont, however, bringing all things into tuae,erar He by the dog-days, to take advantage of the clear sky arI at bright sunshine, and have a drive into the counory, ...

... Colonel H. Renny, commanding Auxiliary Artillery I in the Eastern district, made his official inspection of this Corps on Friday, the 18th instant. The battery paraded under Captain H. Seppings, with Lieutenants . G. Lnaas and-R. Eaton, on the cricket ground, North Danes, presenting an appearance, either with regard to equipments or physique, of which *iny body of officers 5 might feel justly ...

... I GHWAY BOARD. 1 F' .. * nudr, _ fvas held oln Tuesday, at the N * IBo rd vas held on Tuesday, at the s gletiig of ?? when there were present- Inn, l k'v ( owlsycn ?? Mr, W. Biddell S ?? ( R wll toecand W. T. i C° ,Ilt. R. 3. harper (CorkfilAdton), Mr. t W,,carman i .T nlr(onr eEqrs, ?? Mr radfield St. TI Copsr (Alphrent'o Eeigh), Mr. . H. I ;01oe). Mr.1?01 . R r. IV Sa FCresto (Mr:tW. W ijard ...

... -. S .LLXJ tram fl-1~.L t AVfl US V'fltO The Conway Castle arrived at Madeira last evening with news from the Cape to the 1st inst. No fighting had taken place, and the army continues to advance slowly. General Newdigate's column had arrived within three or four days' mareh of Ulundi, and a flying column was reported to be still further in advance. Cetewayo has made further peace proposals, ...

... BECOOLES. 14T'n SUFFOLK RrIFL VOLUNTEER CHALLENGE CUP. -The monthly competition for this cup was held on Monday, ranges and conditions as Queen's Prize. The following were the highest scores:- CLASS A. Sergt. Soanes ?? 1,5s43 30 2305355 27 MO2623 24 St Prvt. Tilney ?? 333 23 83'6252 24 22,2255 23 70 Liout. Read . 2463383 25 0234565 25 8303252 18 68 CLASS B. LiSet. RobinsonD 3422414 28 ...

... AMERICA. A tornado has passed over the States of Iowa, Min. nesota, and Wisconsin, by which 25 persons were killed, many buildings destroyed, and the railway traffic inter. rupted, THE W'AR IN SOUTH AMERICA. The Chilian Envoy to Brazil has had an audience of the Emperor, in the course of which he asked for the sympathy of Brazil with Chili in the war in which the latter is now engaged. His ...

... Returns issued by order of the House of Comnmons for the years 1878 and 1877 show the ratio of the cost Of the expenditure of the Poor-law Guardians of each county per head of tire population, together with the ratio of the cost of the proportion given in relief to the poor, arid purposes iminuediately connected therewith, per head of the population. This paper also shows the rate of levy (on ...

... IPSW1CH I kemes~an, trtuy 22sed, IS?9. On Thursday evening a state concert was given by L command of the Queen at Bachingham Palace. There were present amongst others their Highoesses the Maharajah Dhnleep Singh and the Maharanee, Duke of I Graftoo, Marquis and Marchioness of Hertford, Earl and Countess Hardwieke, Earl and Conntess of Yar. mouth, Earl and Countess of Leicester, Viscount Gnd ...

... DEATH OF FRAStCES COUNTESS WALDEGRAVE.- Frances, CoUmtess WValdegrave died on Saturdas morn. ino at ier residence in Carlton Gardens from pneumonia and syncope. on the previous nirht. having been un- well for snme days, she came to London from Straw. berry llill to obtain medical advice. Her physician, Dr. a Pasquier (leemed her case so grave that he called in Dr. Andrews Clarkie, but soon ...

... MISCELLANEOUS 'NEWS. T4E ItscstcoND MvILDSB. -At the Manchester to Police Court, on Friday, a man named Mark Leanon, i Who while inl a drunken state a few days ago gave him- M self up to the police and accused himself of being the I murderer of birs. Thomas. was brought before the RUj Magistrate. Hie said that hie did stot krnow why he liad ter accused himself of the crime, and was sorry for ...