... ROMAN CATHOLIC REUNION AT I DUDLEY. On Monday night, the eighteenth reunion of the ioniain Crtholics1 of Dudley and neighbourhood wee held in the Public Hell. The llev. Dr. McCavs oceupied the chair, and he was sup. ported by the Rov. Canon ])aVies, Re, J. Bond (rector of DNrdley), Roev. - Dikenson, Rev. A. Crane, Rev, J. Groom, and ocveral other priest3. The attendance at tea and aftervards ...

... NOTICES TO CORlRESPONDENTS. All 7etlers intended for publicaheton must be accompanied by e nee endt address of the 7ss ite-; noDI necessarily for plicetio5t bitt Ior the jufovzmntion. of the iBaitor. WecannOt ret rean seicctedZ coscsasesserteons. p oanSlerS to questionxS are nC ?? in t7C course of a day or twos, thie q ti onerS wifll plese to Uinrdestandt that tcccare ula?5lc to sttppty thte ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEN.CHL i RACING 11OTES AND ANTICIPATIONS. To the Enrros of etshe DATLe roSr. Sir,-A capital inauguration was given to the illegitimate racing season at Croydon, on Tuesday and Wednesday. The meeting was identified with so much success as to make it matter for regret that there is not more sport ol the kind to be promoted between now and March than is actually the case. The ...

... THE CZ'AI,'S MOIRGANATIC MARRIAGE. I~~ ~ ?? ?? The Paris correspondenit of the srtndras ?? :--The Princess Volaoroilsi, the present consonr of ?? ai to one of tihe oldest and must iristocratio fainilies of Uussil. bhe comes of a princely stock, wbiehs is counted amongst c the l'.urikovitchi, the descendants of llurik, the \'er i , sl or Norse. founder of lRussia. In point of high birth, in ...

... O -AY I . .. Lord CoLERIIDOE, the newly-appointed Lord Chief Justice af Queen's Belnch, will take the oath and his seat in that Court to-day. It is announced that Mfr. SHAw-LEFEVE Secre- tary to the Admiralty, has been appointel First C,51fmisioner of Works, in place of the Right Hon. W. P. ADAM, and that Mr. G. 0. TIvEVELYAN Vill succeed Mr. SHAw-LEFEVnE at the Board of Ad- PirJAty. The ...

... _ .. . . ?? The procedings * INBURaunr, Wednesday. The roceding incoulfectionl with the final sitting of the twenity-fourth Caflgress of gooisl Pelenee com~menced this Morning, at the Free Assembly Hal], where there was a very good attendance of members to listen to the delivery of an address by Air. Cl. WV. Hasting-, MLP. Lord ilcay, the president of thle association, wa`l in thse chair, and ...

... LONDON GOSS IP. I-r4osss our owe CorarespondenLt. e As the season draws to its height, so do the heat and fury y of pleasure increase in hurry end precipitation, to snob extent that each succeeding week beholds the filling of the cup nearer and nearer to the brim, until at last nothing is left for a correspondent to record' but the doings of the ' pleasure-secehers: the when, the where, the ...

... TIUE -ACITATION IN IRELAND. THE BOYCOTT RELIEF EXPEDITION. A Press Assosiation correspondent, tcle-grapling from Ballinrobe last pigit, stat6s that ?? operations of tho Boycott relief expedition have again been retarded by un- favourable westuer. ?? ivil and military auithorities I have intimated their willingness to afford the expedition the vsame protections on the return inarch to ...

... bo IV 0LY\ERIifAfl PTONT. o ycsteitrriay, at the Po ...

... The following report was isesued frorn the Moteorologiceal Department Iat S p.u. yesterday ?? DaSTrCIUS. FORECASTS. 0. Scotland, ?? Northerls winds, Moderate and fresh: 1. Scotland, ?? cold and frosty; generally fair, but . Englandl B ?? occasionallycloudy, wlthsomesnow. 3. England, E ?? NVorzh-westerly winds, moderate or light; fair on the whole. 4. Mlid. Countie ?? 1 Oesterly or north ...

... LATEST NEWSG1 a [Reuter's Telegrams, per Prcss .Association.J 0 o REPLY OF THE PORTE TO THE COLLECTIVE NOTE. : The Porte, CQNSTANTINOPLE, JULY 23. e. The Porte, in reply to the Collective. Note of the e Powers, states.that it will assent to a 'discussion of tho s ?? line of frontier proposed by the Berlin Con- ference, conditionallynupon the principle' being agreed to that Janina, larissa, ...

... ' AFARS INAFGHANISTAN. ~,c~'&TTON OF AYOUB KHAN. HESITATION (ii AYUBulU KHiAN. CONVOYS ATTICKED BY TRIBESMEN. rWfi6c. Despatches. ] (From Viceroy, August 5.) (,The following from Sandeiuan, Quetta, dated ,, tlist, begin3:-' Messengers despatched for A? Ayoub'5s movements state that up to the nf Aliucst his army wvas at Saughar. The at re~ ill porolexity, not knowing vwhother to leaders0 or ...