... 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 ...

... fPp? rMli, Cburtlb.2r-me O| Yetbrday2. oJ whie Wr*k]mmmilars to ~Bovd_ pu& :ma Mbett Z da-..abbA of boerd t3e vee, mia wthat hi th. ery of bm:.laIaW t of.ti~ri~hf 4 g ?? ?? -o ,ftw1 .T ad foad t dax£_ea~a4i iew tb WDrS itG th J%*1lud 'MO ..gP* . W7'yi bza eiogttbbd e&t iolta EIW b oanitl Titetu*. t0kt - * k ad s Fos~I tb aicei -teof Me Sa~oau ,l lhe ewlizeoved oat1 an th ms get 3nteha o R f ...

... 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 ...

... 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 BRITISH ASSOCIATION AT SnEFFIELD.I - C(otor OURi owN REPORTER.) ye SHEPOTiaD Wednesday Night. in The laoty-ninthi annual meceting Of the British Aseocia as ti~on for th~e Advancement of Science was commenced lei to-night ino Sheffleld, by thle delivery of the Presidential Address. For the first daLY of their visit, the Association ?? had (lull and showery weather'. Under these oir- th ...

... YORKSTUIRf STUbENTS IN CAMDRIDGR HIGHER LOCAL EXAMINATIONS. C^atrsr.hDGE, Tuesday Tile followingare the full results with roitard te; Yz shire students and students passed at the Yorkhiur Cetntro at the recent Higher Local Examination; , telegraphic list of the names of the succesisful candidatte in which appeared a. few days since:- irouap R. IDivinity). Leeds Centre-H. Denham, 173, Belle Vua ...

... LOCAL AND G(E NERAL O. A meeting of the Hunslet United Liberal Association, which lies been formed to amalgamnate thle ~.different sections of the Liberal party in Hlunslet, was a held ori Triursday eveoine atti LbeaCl, r va ~arsliit~le n te cair Ar. Aid. Bower attended. irs COthe course ofth co evening, and said it gave him pleassuce er to belong to an. assocration forined wvith tile ...

... I CAIRO, Augigst 7. THE directors of the Customs, railways, and Post Office, in the reports which they have just made to the Minister of Finance for 1878, concur in regarding that year as one of the most disastrous for revenue purposes which Egypt has ever experienced. In the Customs, the total revenues from exports for 1878 were 196,2i6, as against r141,67 in 1877. The total value of goods ...

... did ?? otwd. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, August 14, 8.30 P.M.-Savfet Pasha will probably preside over the Commission for the delimitation of the Greek frontier. The Porte intends sending delegates to Samos. The Russian Government has requested that Turk sit Commissioners should be sent to St. Petersburg to regulate the expense incurred in maintain'ng the Turkish prisoners of ...

... SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION, CONTAINING ALL YESTERDAY'S NEWS. .- .- ?? ~ ?? .=r . LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFIOE, SUNDAY BIORNING. COUNT ANDEASSY'S SUCCESSOR. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) VIENNA, August 16, Night.-Herr Szecheny, the ambassador at Berlin, has been designated as the successor of Count Andrassy. (THROUGH RECTER'S AGENCY.) RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN FRANCE. PARIS, August 16.-A collision ...

... DePartures for August. From PRESTOB O4 BARTON AIM BB Ouarow.N..7-80 8.5 l0 1 44 -5920A.-Sandays: 8*10 -0 ('Saturdeyoj To BLACKBURN, AOOR!NGToX BERYyAXDI, - 6.0 7.30 8.6 9-10 10.50N., 12.,5 1.20 2042 6-25 7.45 9-80.-Sundays: 6.40 9-25x. 2 25 6 20 TO BUENLUTAND COLW5.-.6.07-308.5 8.4 60.209 10.6 10.50 . 12.5 1-20 2-0 3.40 4.20 4.35 503.109.3D 9-3S-Sundays: 6-40 9-25x. 2.25 6-20 8.38. 7.4; To ...

... ?? ?? x ocellaurouo. , I I I Sir Charles Isham, Bait., of L Iamport fail, (a Northampton has, for the second time, returned his l~y The Lace Times says it is believed to be the he intention of the Government to make no newt app t y, mont to the bench of the Chnery Division in evn t of the resignation of ?? Maams. ht. THE FORESTERS' HIGH COUR T AT SHEFIELD. it The Forstrs High. Cour t hedits ...