... MOVEMENTS OF' ?INISTERS. LONDOn, FLIuUAY -The Lord Ohanoollor left town toailqbt for Dunoza, (, ieff; Lstd Boasoons- 1ield lelt, for Etughendei Mlarod; Lard. Crarobrook f or Eamsted Park, Staplehurce; Mr. Cross leaves to50022r0W for Lis seat in Lenoaehire; and Mr. EMitii lor HEleuly, Lord Saundon will uot leave town until siexi week, snd. Sir Miohael RilCke Boeate renma~e in T.ondonn f ,r the ...

... iMPEIRIIAL PARLIAME4NT. HOUSE OF LORDS-FIuDAY.T Tins LORD CHANOXLLOR took his seat on the wool. sack at five o'clook, THE INDIA MUSEUX, In reply to the Earl of CAnFARVON, Lord CRANBROOK stated that the collection of objeots of art and industry oonnected with India were to be distributed over the British Museum, the South Keasington Museum, and Kew Garden.. The Imperial Government, looking at ...

... TII1? ZULU WA R THE1 PROSPEaTS OF PEALCE. .[R1!oTNR'S T1SLEORAM.J CAPE TOWN, JUI, 22 (via Plymoath.) The resignat'on of Lord Cheimeford and the re. turn of Sir Garnet Woiseley to Marltzburg are the prlncipal events of the past week. The latter waua totally unexpected. Lord Chaelmeford and Sir Qarnet Woleeley nneb at St. Paal'es on the 18th, The formner proceeded nent day to Dorban, where he ...

... ILONDON CORRESrPONSDENCE. fFROM OVI OW9N CORRESPONDuNT.I LoNfDoN, TUESDAY EVmrnTr, 0 Tnis sixth session of the ninth Parleismenb of the y' Qneen will be prorogued on Friday nexct, and every 6 body vwill be delighted to see the last of itb. lt bee I been a weary, wretohed time, end owing to the persistent attitude of the Opposiltion, nearly vnlao- P' less leonea legisl$otve point of view. In no ...

... L ATESTNEWS D TUE YELLOW FEVFER IN Th3E UNIE Megncrurs, WaDrvssoAv.--fTe numober af de iron, y.'1low fover is lacroeaeing 0tht fo V (IILIOAS, W19oNeSuAx'-Th ?? M ob~ile have ?? ;1lio qaraitjth, ba31ia from thie eity. t . ~CA NADA. , QransC, WanneaeDAY. -The Qtljcc Inogls have by a, majority of tw/o pasoed a .eoief fidance In the railway policy purened byth t° p I vincial Government. Neew YOnR1 ...

... |OPENING OF A NEW ORGAN IN KNOCK. BRED A PA RISff CRURCE., AT the morning service yesterday the new organ which has been erected in this church wvas opened by Mr. W. T. W. Jackrson, Mus, Baa,, organist of Holywood Church. The congregation was large. The lessons for the day were read by the R1ev. H., W. Stewart, M.A,, rector of the parieb, and the Rev. D. Armstrong, D~ D., of Huron, Canada, the ...

... PROBABLE PARTITION OF ZULULALD.' SUBMISSION OF ZULTU HIEF'S. Ta Daily News special correspondent at the Cape telegraph. that Zululand will be the grave of more than ono military reputation, but no failure has been more abjeot and conspicuocs than that of GenoralCrealook. It would be waste of apace to criticlse the conduot of a chief who might have burned Ulundi before Lord Chelmsford's force ...

... iLIMERICK ACID CL.ARn: ,. : ?? CLUE A pclitnaulti O ?? r2-:k 'mu Ct'r-e Uariirtc'~ C wz'. Lei-C tht I i--4, fir the ?? t1.' ?? ~ t at ttt in rot I II e to) theI greait C. W 1I . I_ 1iropCSCl Li L~ leiii in ttaittr ,e a re_, uttutru rait& try ~ ?? o'l-'l,,hrty, pno-adent 0~ th cilt rc OCCLIPtd toe cLair. Tb1 othier ilnumbmrs ie 1 ?? Wa,'--eM i ,: Ic 5b--*Cani .% John uo- r.U' .M'Naniara, TOC. ; ...

... MR. PETER E. GILL I TO mHE EDTOuA O THiE FEaMN. Nenagh, August 23. DEAR STa-In consequence of a paragraph which appeared in your issue of to-day, the coWM- mittee or. the Gifl Presentation Fund felt it their duty to hold a special meeting, with the object of iniorming you officially that the paragraph referred to is s complete misrepresentation of the motive and object of the movement. The ...

... I DIOCESE OF CLOGIER. OC Saturday, the 23rd inst., at the Seminary of St. Iacarten, Monaghan, there was held a meeting of the clergy of Clogher Diocese to take into con. sideration the distressed state of the country, espe- cially of the farming and working population. At this meeting, comprising the priests of Monaghan county, most of those of Fermaniagh, with a large number from Tyrone, ...

... NDONDOW GOSSIP., f~ ~ ~~ A_ CFrom the Lady Correxordeat of th RwemSen9 Tdegre~ph.) London, Friday Evening. t The mania which has of late seized upon Mr. Cross for seeing all things with his own eves and doing all things with his own hands 'is likely to get him into trouble with the fiercest enemy to the monopoly, tyranny, and Imperialism which the Governnies.I is seek- ing to impose upon the ...

... I Of (By Freeman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCOB e. of Freeman Office, 211 Strand, Lod03 ?h Thursday Morning. re There were only ten passengers by the Irish Ds mail which reached Eustonon Tuesday night, and 1. last night there were butfifteen in the trael, s. which was several hours late. Very great inoqn- a. venience is felt by the large number of lrisb e, tourists here, who are ...