... 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 ...

... IS there an understanding between England and Russia in regard to the occupation of Merve or not ? If there is, the sooner the English public become acquainted with the provisions of the agreement the better. If there is not, it is time surely that the Government bestirred themselves to prevent the key of North-west Afghanistan from passing into the hands of Russia. The apathy of the ...

... THE INTEROCEANIC CANAL, One of our Paris Correspondents writes: Au account of the utility, cost, and profit of tho new enterprise set on foot by Count Ferdinand do Lesseps, may be given in few and plain ?? It is a plan to cut through the American Isthmus and if successfully worked out it will shorten the voyage of ships travelling between the Atlsnti* and Pacific Oceans as below stated: Froi ...

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... THE' RELEASE OF R1£i GOBISSELL: HIS I .APOLOGY D LETTER TO.THE SPFAKER. When the House tuet yesterdayvtbe arrange- ments for securing the rsleaseof dr. Grinsell from Newgste had been cspletd In view of the coniplica- tions which aroeo soie forty years ago in the es of the London sherids' it was arlanged that when Black Rod appered at tle dqor¢.f the House of Comnmonu, MrP Poingdeatre, the ...

... DRPlNMN FOUNTAINS AND CATTLE TROUGH& To T1z 3DIMV3 OF TW D=T .EI.. BIR,-In view of the interest which is now being manifested in the question of our Metrepolitax Water Supply, will yoa lindly allow me to call attention to a minor, but most important feature of that question, viz., the necessity of an abundant frei supply beth for man and beat in our .crowded thoroughfares. It is now 20 yeas ...

... TZ LT) OOT DVE I , Literature bag lost one of itb most ardent votaries in the persox of Octave Dolplim Io ?? ripe in years and rich ii honours on the 18th, as gently ansld peacely as ha bad lived. BL Delplerr6, the sm of Joseph Dlpierre (who for many years. bhld t. r- lpob lad important post -of decoy r4 djsW of *e Province of West Fandrs) wm, bo at 1ruge ongthe 12th of March, 1802 The father, ...

... THE GAME LSW ANMENT BILLp .9 TO TER 3D=OE 01 TUB 3 Y . _ 81t,-Xr. MqpdeUll in desoribing the engage- meut made by th Gopvernment ia rea to tbis Bill as a ?? promise, has quite und pstated the exte t of their bad 'eit , Th case stands ?? case of a farmer in Bodtand,1 convicted, under the Nighti tobing Act, of kilting a -rabbit outside his own gate, had 'ecited much indignataon, andat the ...

... THE WESLEYAN CONYERENCE AT - B13tfA.M This Conferenoe elected by ballot the following laymen to be members of the (Qonterence next yea: - Mr. John Beuucmn, M. T. r. Buntig, Mr. P. W. Bunting, Mr. Isaac olde Aderrman MoArthur, M:P., and Mr. J. iFhwickStead. Alderman Mfitehl, of Brad- ford, consents to ontinue as eraltressurer of tbeTheo- logical Institution. The eil difficulties of the ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS (Recrer's PROROGATION OF THE | FRENCH CHAMBERS. Versailles, Aug. 2. M. Waddington, the President of the Ministry, read a decree to-day in the Senate Chamber of Deputies declaring the session closed. The Cham- ber will re-assemble on the 25th November or the lst of December. Previous to the prorogation, M. Matezieux, President of the Tariff Committee, stated in the Chamber ...