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... WEST BROMWICH IMPROVEMENT cohmissiONEiES. A meeting of this Board was held yesterday; M'r. T, I Lloyd in the chair pro tems. -The Cleric reported that Messrs. Reuben Farley. Samuel Roberts, John Peters, and Thomas Rolaison, the'four retiring Commissioners, had been re-elected ne'mbers of the Board.-Mr. Fieldnmoved the re-election of h r. Reuben Farley as chairman for the ensuing year. This was ...

... CIANGES IN ROMAN IA'IIOLTO t ?? outcon3e of thio recont Confereneo of ?? C~t;lic dignitrei. particetlars liave been imblislwd DSto C10i ol o ef cmitonmphatod olanges in tilhe oinan Catholic D of this country. The chalnges will Prineilally ctl turrito'll, J-iFjuisdiction. ?? elioceso of ord !d leso t io distriets of LA1,liey illanl ]Jlahelbura, 'I Chvill lie adlded to the seo of Liverpool; nnd ...

... The G4rand Duke of Hesse is expected to nrrive In Eng- i land about the 23rd instiit, on a visit to the Qucen at ij BIalnornl. | Muore than two-thirds of, the 600 aminnestied Coinmuiste i who elected to be brought to Paris have, it is stated,.5 found eluployment M. Halarizisr, er-director of the Paris Opera, has beon rcofganis3 the St. Petersburg and Nlo5- cow Imperial theatres, t A London ...

... THE E- 1EY OLT IN ('ABTLS .LRUQOURID DEATH OF i THE A.YEER. d SACK OF CABUL H&RD FIGHTING EXPECTED A special telegram received by the Stan. dard from their correspondent at Bombay, I dated Thursday, 2.15 p.m,, states ;- 'The greatest excitement has been caused ie here by a report that ?? is deal, 5 d, having, aecording to one account, been Blaia 0, by his rebellious subjects, and, according to ...

... :1DlRIC? SE.WS, X A-,~ ,t CA:piFF. Se ; T Haw T dtT 1, M I. alt London keg'uulidud b'o her ). MileaYa GOVetlizova thle epoiaot-oot r. 'r Lt Bslry Gu~berg as ?? HL5 at C. BDI57 RGATTAn o eonecio w the E bove regatta ths s a tien Fer-b ?? p ady Kary se 6 ~ inP., and &AtusgiO l 7, bto Onrl their Cruise ta-X.B dctks y T r ''IRE FATAunt IN- CaiU~y ?APa-Ite n Lnfirm8a7y On Thursda -onn h. Qrovfe ...

... OUR PABIS LETTERL PAIS, ?? 10. A cecond contingent of tho amnesied Coal. sunisgt has anrived, and the. usual dramatic meetings and roognimtODB have been reneated, so much is human nature the seam mn mankind. It so a wis child that know its own father, bat a boy or girl might be excused for not rcognisiag Pa' after an absence of;nineyears, when pater. familius appears bronzed likP an Indiac God ...

... ~iLblEl tIJCl'1-I- U IA1 D MAIMFESTO BY SIR GAQNET 1 WOLSELEY.i THE PURSUIT OP CETYWAYO, A BRuter'a telegram, dated Gape Town, 1 Angust 26, says that i;i, Garnet Wolseley has C expleaed to the Northern chiefs that Zlu.- ( land is to be governed by iudepdndent chiefs, and declared that the only obstacle to pace ce is the non-capture of Jetyfayo. Lord 0 GSiqord is still purswing Cetywayo, a ...

... AIR. CORDES,, M.P., ON COM- MLERCIAL DEPkESION. ! d On Monday evening, Mr, Cordes, M.P., was a preeent at the dinuer given by the Loyal Melndee .d Ledge of the Independent Order of Oddfeilowe in 4honur of the twentieth anniversary. Mr Ca-s in reatondirg to the toast of the cotuty a Is borcutt members, ?? the ounty mem. LO boer bcea present he was sure they woaud hay b been pleased at the ...

... DISTRICT - EWS CARDIFF. A: LEGEr 3MBnZZhE¢i5NT AT CADIFF. asX-essr~s- Hunt and ifardess, ot -Highi street, 'he diff, ha'e 1Bad~ ah circular, iiitlicatiog, that hi hi r.Abr Kneath, has hi` abscondod, having embezzled ocasidorable, auas Bra whisk he had receiejd on their behzal, and that a tll ?? has bn g ted by 011 O ton WtmnMG. AT PK~H-I his c te of .- w aueey tbe albst dauighter of Cpithenghe ...

... 443r f~yTEIcUN AFFAIRS IN THE EAST. -Scant results have hitherto attended the deliberations on the Greek Question, even yet the basis of negotiations not being settled. The Turks are willing to accept the 13th Protocol of the Berlin Treaty as the necessary basis, but will not acknowledge the frontier suggested therein as obligatory, so the Hellenic Commissioners refuse to negotiate on so vague ...

... al- , -- - ?? THE ELECTRIC LIGHT has been adopted on the Hooghly Bridge at Calcutta. MR. PAUL FALCONER POOLE, R.A., one of the most prolific of our modern English painters, died on Monday in his 74th year. We shall probably publish his portrait, and, until then, we reserve further notice of his works. ENGLISH ARTISTS have not been largely rewarded at the Munich Exhibition, the only prize ...