... The debate on the water question was t resumed yesterday by Mr. David Radcliffe, s who was entitled to speak with some authority I1 on the subject for two reasons-first, because he is one of the most practical men in the E council; and, secondly, because he has de- I voted a good deal of time to the important t question under consideration. Mr. Radcliffe shares the opinion entertained by Mr. ...

... I - L ?? ton as ~er Mr. Capper, representative of the Canadian to ted Government in Manchester, leaves Eagland for ha vies Canada next week, and will be accompanied by a be party of Lancashire farmers, who, -on account of ab the severe depression of agriculture in this coaatry, eB' Id and the slight prospects of improvement, hstve iri 11d1 decided to realise their property and stock, and wE ...

... ! OUR LONDO CORRESPONDENCE ft; LoyNo\, M1clxi Ve Ilt-xlN(:.; re Thb tilrt elear result of the change of comn- j wiand in outh Africa is that the ery object , I for whick Sir Bartle 'rere wolnt to Witr is ; frustratvd. Confederation is onoe again post- , puntud. The ( olonists ?? in regardingT tho .e con01uest of Ceteweyo and t1e partial eater- as mination of tbe Zulus ns a condition precedent ...

... LATEST APD frjLEGRAPHIC NEWS1 T~ECOURT, L (- ?? ?? Court 1, rc.11 ar.) WrNIc.ORC CasmKE, JULY 7. TV14-, enacow~field, First Lord of the van der Weyer, bMr. Montagu ,pd ?? ot Sir H. fi 1 Qa b~s 700b es.tevt-er r *izLcIUdpd in her storaeeaty' dinner ieeorirg. Ie. rr riucess Deatrice, and Prince te po~ c - e's this morsn . ° dnearenfield and Mr. Montagu sony ILE~k cry, OIeoftl& m a4 itleI I t. ?? ...

... TUESDAY, JULY 1. The oldert repmeenti tho western woantrleo ct Europe, from Norway to the cosat of Portugal, and 3mbracas Great Britayn and the BAtUh Ibs. If; Malo ?? the North See or German Oe.^zt, the Bay of Bifacy, the Mediterr n tonhe ?? wfth the Mglieh Channel. Ertol hsne sld Irish Sea. s2;eIo4AT1ON. Tbe direction and force of the wind ace shown by arrows ,ztwv dying Vs thedirection ...

... LAITEST Am TEIRAP1I; TEWS r I'(I T £ j-ay afterrnla'u. ?? t * pord. A ci ~ ~: :-arj ewaut out - ~ owof thle I-ish * 999.9.i~i in or (!,stle cr 9 cez;. ami were9. cc,:, it; n-11g~e.-,1rpc9' I.t son of ?? ff.ily- 99, 'i9'Cr cf the At I - ICNtry * ',d Priun4 ofni for Iic- mrb.le. rarriled Fit four 9 ' triderq. In 99 9 . ?? eted, and iii the A .0ce, the Ar ?? r 'i~i orayec Oti b99iiafn a ...

... IJ¶TED METHODIST FREE CHURCHES. lent of vife A large tea meeting was held on Tuesday night, stU, less at which 650 sat down, the 'aSt, The chapel was afterwards filled for a pu~bli ver ere. meeting, when the President took the chair, and a pi and spoke on TheAspects of the Age.' Addresses wore fcr the also given by the Rev. R. Abercrombie, M.A., on and lses The Old and the New ; and by the ...

... THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS AIND SUNDAY UOLSINGR The tone adontted by the licensed vie- ho luallers at their meeting yesterday is not gre calculate. either to conciliate their oppo- wdw nents or encourage their friends. They idev have yet, p)lparentli, tolearn that abuse, is To not argurient, and that their -ause can be doe seriously damaged. by the introduction of reg Ztelisire persoralities. Yo ...

... * / he Do Att'ds published in a special h :edtion yesterday a despatch from its cor- i respondcent, who dates from the head- u ,I luarters camp in Zululand, June 6, giving P o corrected history of Cetewayo's overtures t for peace and the English offer of an t armistice under certain conditions, pending ta .te arril 1're!om England of the ?? on oi which Lord (helmsford might terminate ~ 1) a ...

... - - I I mr portl IPR}-M-. SAtLYS rorrCL. LEST EXuPREt.1A s a tku.- t lfi l, A I YflL ttA. it b PARLIKE NL T. agai In thle louso of Lords, yesterday, Lord thin Oranniore and Browne moved that the Irish ?? rniversitv Bill be referred to a committee let that dav three months-the formal way of the moving the rejection of the measure, Earl peel Oranvillo, however, expressed a hope that wre the bill ...

... IEc1Al TELEGRAMS, &ob - 0-- -- ]:zinkawatcr has withdrawn his Ii t s ~f-L Enrnis.r r . x:.. :S7 evzening o licens-.d victnaller&' s, ?? oi Sheffield, yester- t. as *is ?? that the business t. , a in thse days of civihisation, d D: Hammond, of felontousl .7y z r ?? on the person of Ellen Saon- a -ro ''ucd yesterday at Bow-street police g :. . and again adjourned after further t i e- *:cen. o! ...

... I - - _ _ _ _ _ I CERtIST C¶UC, L-IVERPOO.r . .1ntienjen,-VWIL yo-z ?? Mne ?? plead in bebalf of the poor ?? who attend Chrht Glharch Schools, whose hones are for the Fost part in ?? streets rs Circus ald Gera.d streetsP The~s streets are too vejl linown to re;uira any description from me. Hitherto wvo ha-,,a been able to raise suflicient mpl ey to give them a day in the cour.try without ...