... I:THI'S. M .OA 1INGUN 'S NEWS.. I , ?? 1 . , . : TO-D, Y'S LONDON. 1MPLRS. lfEROUR2YoJ'IoE, TAuraday, 5 a.m. THE 'SITUATION AT BERBER. (DIfLi N2Ews TELEGRAA) CAnto, Wednesday Night.-The wire was cut.to day :between Wadi HaMl and Dongolo. Mr. 'Cuazi has got .'amry;' but Hussein Paha, Khalifa, the Governor, remains surrounded in the citadel, 'in consequence of the ?? lieutenant.having issued ...

... I V TERE;ENTENARY FESTIVAL. 0 The Opening item of yesterday's festival programme t was the service in St. Giles's Cathedral; arid towards I that sacred pile, from an early hour in tbe forenoon, the a privileged tioket-holders wen led their way. By a quarter C to eleven, when most of the dignitaries had arrived, the j ball presented 'a brilliant appearance, in which the most a' sober fuature ...

... M1R..CHAMBERLAIN'd RAILWAY 3ILL. . A meeting of the Association of Railway Shareholders was held yesterday afternoon at the Cannon-street Hotel, a London, to consider Mr. Chamberlain's Railway Bill. I Lord BnrRouRnsi presided,- nd in opening the pro- e ceedings stated that be had received a number olf letters e from inlfuential gentlemen who were railway share- holders regretting their ...

... Scotland has for a week or ten days been entirely free from cattle disease, and the restrictions on importation ir were gradually being relaxed or withdrawn in most of the counties. Yesterday, however, disease broke out afresh le in Pei thshire, and on the farm of Drummond Hill, near Murthly, one animal has died from pleuro-pneumouia, and 30 others have been slaughtered. It is not known e howy ...

... KEMPTON PAREK MEETING. The Wolsey Welter Handicap Plate of lOOps; certain winners extra, Five furlongs. 8 4 Ilr C. W. Lea's Psites, a tra ?? 1 8 1 N. Woodland's f by Jolly Friar dam by Wild D.3roeU-Ventrz-a-Tr,-,e. 3 yrs ?? 7 13 Air Hardingo's Brouillard, 3 yr ?? ?? 3 Four ran. The Rompton Park MaY Auction States of 7 sovs each for starters* with 200 added, for two-year-olds; colts 9st. dfiess ...

... -I 'DIL GOLDIB'S RBPORT;- La 1Dr. Goldie,, the Medtical officer of Health,, presented killi it Another report on the recent outbreak. of' scarlet fever and ast Y Gore throat to ~the Sanitary Committep yesterday.- H6 0on0 iS ?? accordance w:±th your instructions, given tos we the LIt by resolution of committee, dated April 4th, 1884, I have ds ,a made further inquiry into the history of the ...

... POLITICS AND SOCIETI. LEEDS, Tlhurslay, June 26th. Our London Correspondent ?? second con. sultation of the Conservative leaders resulted in the notice of a resolution which was given yesterday after- noon in the House of Commons by Sir S. Northcote, oa behalf of Mr. Brniee. The motion is framed with some skill; and the introduction of the reference to a loan or guarantee, though totally ...

... RESTORATION OF PETERBOROUGH - : CATHEDRAL. MASONIC CEREMONY. I The chief corner-stone of the central tower oi Peter- borough Cathedral was laid yesterday with MasoniO hoiious's. To the surprise and regret of all who venerate the stately edifices from which.we learn so much of the religious life of England in past ages, and which are justly regarded as amongst the noblest monuments of ...

... CORnnu - AF A IRS II (FRON oUR Ownx Co osNDmR.), ?? June 8th. The Chamber of Deputies has just been throwing some light on the state of Corsica4, which does 'D-o exhibit that portion of French territory ixn the mowi favourable colours. The island which gave birith t Napoleon had long resisted the introduction of' Republicanism, and the means adopted for its conver- lsion have not been the best ...

... UJNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. AdAai ITTw - - --r , X. r CAMIBRIDGE, MAY 15rT. - At a congregation this afternoon, the report of the Syndicadce as to the creation of Masters in Surgery, Doctors of Science anl Letters, the order of seniority of t ?? the fees payable for matricliation, for examina- , e tionas, and degrees wae confirmed. The part of the report t providing that the fees for the Aet ...

... IIIMPERIAL:-, PARLIANENT. (Ftoixoux OWN' REi'oThIs,)- .. 4 HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY. The LoinD CKsr E~srcira took his seat on the woolsack a shortly after four o'clock. Y 'The Consolidated Fund (No. 2) Bill, ?? , Frauds and Disabilities (Scotland) Bill, the Sea Fisheries Act (1868) Amendment Bill, the hietropolitan-'poiics, Bill, and the Great Seal Bill were read a third time. REFORM 0O11 THE ...

... SUNDAY CLUB DRINK[NG IN DUNDEE. Wi3y1',T AnD)T- A -_ -E-- - K ?? LId i urxivtn EXTRAORDINARY DISOLOSURESj Evidence of a remarkable character as to the prevalenca of Sanday drinking in Dundee was given before the magistrates in the Police-court yesterday, in the trial of Win. Stark, labourer, who was charged with keeaing a shebsen. Stark pleaded Dot ?? ?? satid he knew Stark a8 one of the most ...