... VISCOUNT STRATFORD DE REDCLIFFE. We have to announce the death of Viscount Stratford de Redeliffe, K.G., which took place on Saturday after. noon at his seat, Fraut-court, Tunbridge Wells. In him there has passed away a very remarkable lman-one who in his timehas exerted a very remarkable influenceon the fate and fortunes of EIasteru Europe, and who for many yearsenacted a sort of vice-rdyalty ...

... DEATH OF GENERAL GARIBALDI. Rourg, June 2, Evening.-General Garibaldi died in Caprera at half-past six o'clock this evening. 7RofE, Saturday -Tire impression producid by the death of Garibaldi is immense. Tie Mlunicipal Council,whici was assem ?? tbe news arrived, immediately adiourned, and therepre- sentations at the different theatres were likewise at . once stopped. To-day arrangements will ...

... rROYAL Xl1 D .,AT il4* ?? marriige of Priin6sVict~ria p1 Besse wit I Prince Louis ':of Ba~l~evgb was 'elebraIed ri Wednesday at Dartitadti. The weatherithion h played tho Bi .;e The' streets were thronged with sightseereweepecialy m, the peighbourhood of the paaces, and the 2wlfol5 towas efete. . 3 The ceremnony took lace st hal-past five, and passed off with that strict adherence to programme ...

... DEATEgOFCHIEFCONSTABLE WILLIAMSON Uhief. Constable Williamson, of Scotland-Tard, died at half-past eight on Monday morning at his residence at Westminster, aged 58. By his death Scotland-yard has lost one of its most notable offi- cers. LEntenug the force as a private constable 40 years ago, Mltr. Williamson rose by-his own ability through the various grades until he became a chief constable, ...

... DEATHS. The lon. Lionel Tennyson died on April 20, aged 32, on board the Chlusan at Adeii. He had been with Mrs Tennyson on a visit to Lord Dulierhin and while in India caught a Jungle fever. which provedtiatal. Sir William RoseRobinson, ?? formerly of the Iadras Civil service, died on Tuesday' at his residence in Norfolk-siltlaO Hyde-park, aged 66. Thomas Edwvarde, the Eanif naturalist, who ...

... EPITOME OF FOREIGN AND GENERAL NEWS. r THE death is announced at Bergen, in Nerway, of tE the celebrated violinist, Ole Bull. CEBUNG Ho, the negociator of the Kuldja treaty ?2 with Russia, has been set at liberty. A THE most extensive fire that has occurred in St. A Petersburg for the last 17 years took place on , Ion- day, in the Ligofka quarter. More than 20 build- O ings were destroyed. b ...

... THE AUSTRIAN ROYAL MARRI.AGE IThe Ll-arri-lge of the r, Pl'ince of Austria with I the Princess ?? of beliulin was ce 1 8t I ienllia oil on Toesl, AlthUelc1 thle ?? ' jr t WoO oily to starttroiii f.ie rgillj at 1L oclocI, shortly alter lime those liot on duty began.to.usslle. Sonie ( orr/) coon-t jclies, richily dressed end fully keeping up the rellown of Vienna for richness in diamonds. took ...

... THREE DEATHS. During the past week three men whose James were widely InQwn have died, Of one only can it be said that lie was famous Lord Overstone, the great banker and moiilionlji5L and Count Lagrange, the greatest Azure on ?? French turf, anld tar iroinl a skranacr in tld country, were, in widely different spheres arllS in different degrees, very WNell-knoirln nce But in Sir William Siemens ...

... DEATHS. -Mr. Franeis Fuller. the last survivor of the three promoters of the Great Exhibition of 1851, in which he was associated with Sir Henrv Cole and Mr. Scott Russell, died in West Brigh- ton on the 27th ult. Born in the June of 1807 at his father's farm, distant about 10 miles from Epsom, Mr. Fuller saw the race for the Derby slakes run every year fromn 1821to 181q inchl- aive. Fbor many ...

... DEATHS. Lord Saltoun died oh his town residence, 42, St.. George's- pouare, somenshat unexpectedly, at half-past 12 a.m., on Mlonday. making the third vacancy that had occurred among tha Scotch representative peers since the General I~etiesis. Admiral Lord Falkland died at his residence, South Norwood-hill, on Xonda.v, The right honourable Planta- genet liereeport Cary, Viscount Falkland in ...

... I EPITOME OF FOREIGNANDGENTYEiRAL NlEW S. yaior Copenhagen the dea'th is aniounced Of ?? Dowai 4er Queen C~asolille AmcliPs, widow of King ChristinlLi TL. icr DIaicsty wvas bori. ill 1790. A Curss'nlI)c-s nisuinfactesry aas opined at Con- stantissople ilI Mon la. it is isrovsritld wisl Aisse- rican nsaclshiery, capeiale of turning tuit :3'1,000 Mar. ?? and 20,000 Wineuhster cartridges diliv. A ...

... ~; ~IFRI)Sr INpRUSSIA. FC . t w1et.1 - ; , illiam ja)t ldrin- ?? bto wveeul ?? ,,11 SunXday 'an o Ceebrate~i OI jii, i I Vietori castla the pastor ?? tlw the rhape ?? IC) O 1, l'i chief guests in t ?? Tire affenO1f, and sziD on br o the^ l van eeoxvizlg elorin re- f bla3'ltorme ein tine cs in the law a' rO POdIth eseaitt of th Vpruoi royasnle famiorm and th Itc rll tie use or Algotto delivr ...