... TOWN OOMANIvIEM1NiRRS, NEwitr,-'6to monbhly meentng of the Newrv da Town B~oard was held yesterday, Mr. James F. oai ErsHine, J P. In the chair. Also ?? pri Fegan, J P; M'Dowoll, Olenny, Miioinbon PA Dempeter, Lucas, Lupton. sod Irvine, The current a, expenser, amounting to £51 16s were ordered to be Eel paid, The unual reporcs were read and adopted, en bat the prooeodings oontalned nothing ...

... THE REPRJMENTATION OF CARRICE- FEROUS. THE ELECTION P.ETITION, [rJOM OUR RaPo RThR,] CARROICriRGUS, Mocres-,-The trial of the election patition was resumied this morning shortliy after ton o'clock, before Mr. Baron Dowsic and Mr. Justice HARRHON.0. Counsel for the ?? W D Andrews, Q Cj Mr Murphy, Q 0; and Mr Roes (Inutrofted by Mdr Jobn DInnen, BiJfet), For ihe respondent- Mr Monroe, Q C; Mr ...

... COURT AND FASHION, MAF1IAGFR air Lopi) JASTrxcOe -On E2atmrday aitornoon the Prinee gund Priness of Wales, pria.n aces Msr-YAdPleide, )unhesa of Took, and the Duke of Teook, togethe~r with a distingniqbed corn. p~ny. apsquhible rilt tbn Chapel Royal1, NYhitehal], London, to w~tneo the atarriage of Georgo e anners AWatiy, twonty-fourth Lord Hasetinga, with the Hononrablo Elizabeth Rvelyn ...

... LATEST NEWS AFGHA NISTAN [STANDADn TrBLEGRAMS ] BoparY, Turav&A, TEE report that Mahomed Jan had been killed b an engagement with the Hezsras on the 3Slt 1 contradicted. The Mustaufi has reached CAbel, sit reports that Mabomed Jan in at Maidan, and bal expreesed hbi determination to fight to the laktmrA should the tare offered by the British authorii not be acceptable to him. ViENnA, TuxSDAY ...

... THE FOUR.IN.HAND CLUB, TEA firet meet of the season of the oaches of tbh club took plane on Wednesday morning. As usosU the Magazine in Hyde Park wie tbe appolnbed meetilg place, and ahortly before twelve o'olak Captain Wt hitmore, driving four splendid Ughi greys, appeared upon the soene, He w~as quiokiy followed by Count Ntinster, the German Ambw snador, with his four ohsotnute; Mr. VV W. ...

... ENGL.1ND AND TURKEY. TEn 'ZPime ?? have great piceaure In an- nounolog tihtt Mr. Gochen wll probllbly prccaed to COnsifAtinOploe as ?? aenbetesadrx for a limited time, Sir Henry Lvtyard beings gretnei leave of abzence, Thim step on the port oi the new Goverement corsesoondla in every reepeot to the hopre and ndfioipatioG vwe leave expressed on this sabjeet. Itves notite bedecirod that Slr q. ...

... TEE TRUE IMPULSE OF IRISH AGITATION. trrl,51 THlE SI- JAtIIS'S GAZETTE.] k'rt to the day when tho A~ct of Union transferredI )(-vislativo power over Ireland and thle State ?? Of that country to t-he LnglIish Im. prtral P'arliament to such thinig as tsyst~ematic 'Onaiff v.as known amione the(, Irish. Thcre c-tic abtiudarice of secret organlication anld citrocic T Reboi ttendedCC bY ?? oUtratis. ...

... CAN AD A. [II oM Ott OWN OoanMS 0 X ENT.1 OTTAWA, CANADA, JUL~Y 22ND.-The glorious T'welfth was cciebplatecl in different parts ofI Canlada with bwecormjn-6ciat. In the province of Quebec there was no outdoor demonstration of anty kind, and consequently thore was not a repe- I inen of thu disgraceful Bootene which took place olr p~rtcv'ieir O(cerisonl,%iwhenl those ?? never ceusel ti ...

... - -- - I--- : O NEWTO\NAllDS CIV-IL BILLs SEiSSIONS- ?? ?? Otll IEPi0iTI'll.) ThiUwVrowNmt!LS, T-EmSDAY.-Thornas Lcroy, Esq., Q.C., took lis seat in tho Courthouse this morn- ing, and resuined the hearing of the civil business. OWIS1;S V. MAiGOIiee. This was a caso of ejectment, tand waS reserved for thlo onsi(lerition of some point's of law, raised by Mr. Xi\Mordie, who, with Mfr. Dinuen, op ...

... PEASANT PRlOPRIETOR1S. TO TIM- EurrTO1 OF TilE rli'AST xitWS-LETT1i1. Si9-In your issue of Saturdray vo published a letter from Mr. Thomas S. W. Spunuer on how to croate it peasant proprietary. Permit mc to say I fully agree with him in thinking the present Land B3il wvil] ie produictive of endless litigation, tild certainly will not be a fiual measure or settle- Mont, or satisfy either ...

... THE LEADER OF THE ALGERIAN. INSURGENTS. MoRn particulars are coming to hand concerning I the origin of the insurrection which broke out this spring in the province of Oran, in Algeria. More than a year ago, in April, 1880, information J was given about the movements of Bou.-Amema, whose rising influence in the south-west began to C attract attention. Pilgrims were reported to be collecting ...

... INTERMED~IATL EDUJC.TION. TIam establishment of the sy stem of examination s by the B~oard of Intermediate Education in Ire- l-and has given an undoubted imnpetus to the pro- gress of general ediucajtion t'nroughout the country, and the desire to gain the scholarships and prizesl offered by thes Board have caused manuy of the pupils to take up subjects which have hitherto occupied, to only a ...