... filio eteninI14 otb)d. RUSSIA AND SWEDEN. Our Copenhagen correspondent, writing on the 25th inst,, ?? fficil Swedish organ, the Post Tidning, of the 23rd, contains an evidently iF ?? article on the visit of the Czarewitch to Stockholm, his Imperial .bgh e5s being the first heir to the Russian throne who has visited that town, and calls attention to the friendly relations between the two Courts ...

... oRSqDRINK. els5 ready and willing to acknowledge Evely Ointeniperaence, but who is able to in- the evlS a Ieniedy forthe national vice ? The dicate a S been discussed from every point of question I.lIc as in private. All persons agree in View. iii ntte failing, but no two persons can ?? e meanus by which that failing may agree I tole enral. In a volume lately be lets' c , collection of ...

... HER MAJESTY and the Princess Beatrice are now at Balmoral for the autumn. During the concluding days of I ler Majesty's stay in the Isle of Wight the Queen and the Priucess took their usual walks and drives, and on Sunday, together with Prince Leopold, attenled Divine Service at Osborne, the Rev. Canon Prothero officiating. Ia the afternoon Captain Lord William Beresford, who was the first to ...

... - -- . . . ?? __1 _, th-redl from vitch Gortchakoft. The basins number 600, and are galClerU ?? all parts of the world, and include specimens in each known descrip- tion of porcelain, either ancient or modern. KING THEEBAW of Burmab, the Times of india tells us, bas lately managed to extract two laks of rupees from his mother-in- law, the Sinpyoomahyen, saying that the money would be used for ...

... LIE tlAmI4 tog, mui ay44W mgX r- n shell es~teem tP. -i# you' .wl a4ibrrd :ul th~e o~br- -te'iie in Ai~ao kt upon As 505Ue . Li thi Brakacd' cau~it ficlrii a ?AljeweitbM~the ?? t¢ li lrtfvyre~esleep. ,.;or.X4x ~eW thioulzh4ut aI . ?? time ho thorodghil I oInpleted. :he ttek or stable - eitudndates-.i ;in Swy towerds- .beuiq splirJel, Radio 4lae Sift. W 0y ospoet that the aan~es .of, ft and ?? ...

... A I A, , ?? . 1 * h i *. I i. I ?? ys ~ o ;:T T DN i Cn9TBB^ 1'NMWaAX 2TIGUT. Mrs. Glad6hoe Aistributt~ed the prie at the annual saicw. of. the H:Aiosrden l 11ortcultoal's~city to-ay;and in xpondingio~the.t lot f thanks aizcordod to her nAqd-~to~ thw iligt. Wu., W. H.u Gladstone: for the, use of, the prk, i~which. the show was h eld, Mr., Owi*4J~ aftox ZefesrAWS to the satifa~ctory P~ueo ...

... LITTLE new comes from the Cape by the last advices of the 5th inst. Cetewayo was still in hiding, apparently somewhere to the north of the Black Univolosi, where a large force of Zulus was reported. Colonel Baker Russell, however, operates in this neighbourhood, after completing tvo entrenched ?? Camlbridge at the junction of the Utrecht Road and the White Urnvolosi, and Fort George further ...

... 'TRE GARDEN.-BY MR. W. :EARt.a. . . - _ SEASONABLE GARI1_DEININIG -O1 THE WEEKS ENDING SESPTEMIBER 0. Soon wili winter be with Us again, for already We enter the last of the moderately tile months, as ?? above tooobviouelyshows. Real and earniest prepaation h uld therefore now be made forthevwinter season Somel1how or other wve seemn iittle prepare( forits advent, as in the spring anld early ...

... _k _ly hew: Febs: SATURDAY; 4AUGUS3T 30, 1879 NOTWITN1SANIiil tcvitr avery week sees the openin of on e or inore new Coffee Palaces, saYS the Stfandard, it nitty be doubted whether the attempt whichl is e ieillg maone e a large scale to cinbine the harnmlessness of teetotal .beverages withi I lie aittractiveness of the ptbli- house is nmeeiti wyith ltc e anticipated success. The idea of ...

... IRISH CONSPIRA CY. IMMEMORIAL habit seems to have ingrained conspiracy in tht.,minds 'of Irishmen. The history of the country during the last two hundred years is little else than a history of conspiracy under various forms. In the last -century there were the Hearts of Oak, the Hearts of Steel, the White Boys, the Peep o' Day Boys, and a hundred others whose names are for- ~gotten. In the ...

... SCRAPS FROX THE COIIC JOURNALS| -0- [From Funny Polks.] LEAV A-ND LicENse.-A publican has been sum- moned for being drunk in his own house, but the case was dismissed. Of course. Doesn't a landlor& s license con- clude with the permit, to be drunk oiL the premises a PRECAUTIONARY.-In Paris the police have forbidden the exhibition of lions at the Folies Bergires. The lions had nearly ...

... NEWS P RO; PARISC PRINCE NAPOLUON AND THE FIQA'RO.. (BY SUBMARIE UYB ThEGEAF ; (FROM OUB OW$ CORRBBESODENT.) PAWIS, TUMrAY N NGR. Just as the Petit CqpoaJ, assuming from the length of time ?? passed without Prince Napoleon having denied the conversation reported by the Figaro that it muts be true, proposes to devote several Wrtile to. criticise it, there comes ca ircuitous coutriction from ...