... AN ACGRICULTURAL VISIT TO WOB3URN%. I ha: One of the most pleasan-t features in conuecticill f the Show 01 thed Roval Aar:cultural Society a ijl 10 tiOO 5f'?rio o1 ('xirsiOlls which the dele- h Z,,C of the' forr~i,-n ag-ricult-artl associations sent res wcer It) report upon the Exbibitiofl, coninili~ced e0i iestrtay. The. delegates who had present, dN ID', trcrc ltitais were, as stat~ed in, ...

... VU'itl,tMiL O'in,55UVA Il571. V&11 D[LZW~b,8 DRAN STANI.EtY preached a f uneral sermon in Weetmin- ster Abbey on Sunday afternoon. There was a very large congregation, amongst whom were Lord Haterle-y, Lord Cardwell, Sir T. Gladstone, and Mr. Forster, MP. Lord Lawrence, the euccessor to the title, Lady Lawrence, and several of those who'had, as relatives and friends of the deceased, attended ...

... bEURNILAM BEECHES - . . L .. ALLT lovers of sylvan beauty and noble forest trees must have experienced a sense of intense relief on hearing that Burnhan Beeches will be saved to the public, as a recreation ground, by the timely intervention of Sir Henry Peek, M.P., and the Corporation of the City of London. Not many weeks ago this well-known spot, with its congregation of grand old beech ...

... THE 100-TON GUN TRJIALS. The coneluding round in the proof trial of the ?? 100-ton gun took place at the butts adjoining the Boyal Aisenal, Woolwich, yesterday, in the pre- sence of Lord Cccil, Surveyor-Geveral of the Orduauce, General Younghusbaud, Superintendent of the Royal Gun Factoris, and other officers. The series of rounds fired from this gun have been only foar in number, and although ...

... The ordinary halfyearly general meeting of share- holders wa held yeterdayat the Three Nuns Hot, Aldgate; in' E. W. WATKIN.M ?? I ebnairnin, presiding. Tas L:ertazry (Mir. J. ief) having read the notice convening the meeting TlIL CAIH.1U1 aaid the present was the ftd railway meeting ol the hbal-year, and he sincerely wished he could hold out to hi. hboter seareolders in rilways gerneraly that ...

... , IOUM REB'TZS AtxMr.) AUSTRIA AND WOVIBAZAR. VIEN'A, JuVL 30. JD comtadiction to the satement published yesterday by ?? From Fraw, the. Prem and FPrmdexUafi of to-day declare on positive offil information th not a singte Austrian soldier haa crossed ?? frontier even for the protection of the Commisson of Inquiry which is sti at crajevo. - fflERYL- BELGRADE, Jos 30. The Servian Government have ...

... . ?? THE WAR AT THE CAPE. CONTIMNED ADVANCE ON ULUNDI. PEACE OVERTURES OF CETE- WAYO. - I ZULU IRAID ACROSS TE TUGELA. t E ARRIVAL OF SIR GARNET WOLSELEY IN NATAL (BY EASTERN AND BRAZILIAN TELEGRAPH.) (ViA Madeira) \F OM i 0 OW CORRE SPONDENT.) E CAPETOWN, Xv;i 1. No fighting hbs yet taken place. General Newdigate is well advaned. lie is now thirty miles from Ulundi. t The coast column is ...

... ERIAL P A TT 0oseo Lords ?? a tbtaeydid not axistny eh tfet ?? nowben gdte A&Vav ,A nat J+AAiTwcA4de P4 '~~everal bills were adac tage, aud ~P. mak he Ser~jm t w l!d% * ic Bwas ee aa ~~e Qt3 te -ettw Chancellor of tieaabF AOpi several of--tkfb-pmOtp*d, jor~.a hours ano ci1 IW~r n V, uiOl11 5 A#MMU .61 id w ingof,~ Opm~ocm ek b~ w~bW ihofii~Y ?? TREW e- 4IM3 i~~toutl Wm mc, g par L appog'tai ...

... IM1'JMAL PARL3IAEn In the ?? of tords lost ni-lit Lord Traro moved the second readin of the Cruelty to t Animals Bill, the principal oaject of which is to e prohibit vivijOction-' EaUrl Beauchamp moved the ( rejection of the Bill, wbieh found little favour t 0c'sept 6ith Lord Shaftesbury-, who warmly sup- I vortcd it. It was opposed by the Bishop of r Pctorboroutgh, Earl Ournarvon, Lord ...

... ROYAL AGRICUO't S ap At THE MANI8OIN Berg ,J Yesterday evening a banquet Was given by t1he LoWd &¶yor, at the ?? House, t ?? Prince of Wnals,Prident, andthe Council of the Ry 4Zr9!u.l tqraA Society of England, and a number of other guests, e.nouuting altogether to about 260. The Prince of Wales was reciveiidithp ei ad 4 lionour of ti Uopqen Oisl ariu -e rO yn loy, te stid ?? 'tke rogienet ...

... The appointments of the new German Ministers were gazetted yesterday. Herr Maybach is to be Chief of the Department for the Administration of Imperial Railways; Herr Hofmann, Minister for Commerce and Trade ; Herr von puttkammer, Minister of Public Worship; and Herr von Luzius, Minister of Agriculture, Domains, and Forests. The Gazette also announces that the Ministers Herren Falck and ...

... All who are concerned for the interest, not to say the safety, of the country should read an article in the outside sheet of this morning's Times by A Military Correspondent on the State of the Army. They will there learn that the actual number of infantry soldiers in the United Kingdom over three months' service is but 21,950 men; that not only is the army deficient in point of numbers, ...