... N1GHT MARCH IN THEENVIRONS I- - OF PARIS. Esnox oun 'OWN COBMSrONDrMT.) Prs, Friday. he paeewhaereourparty had aived wvz., Chevese, has au interest for the student of English history, seeing that after the civil wars in the reign of Charles VI., it remained in the hainds of the Burgundians and the. English until 1436. Charles VII. bought the chateau, which dated from the beginning of the ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. ?? W3:DNEJJpDY, July 6th, 1887. 1 AS Emperor .Wiliam of Germany has arrived | at Ems. . , I I . FROM Constantinople it is reported that the Ottoman Commissioners were yesterday occupied in dis- cussnig the Egyptian Convention, and Sir H. D. Wolf? was making preparations to leave. TRM FrenclBudget brought forward by M. Rouvier proposes no fresh tax nor any new loan. ...

... I TO-DAY'SLONDONPAPERS. FRANCE AND GERMANY. THE1 -CHANCES OF WAR. The Spectator ?? is possible the envenomed feeling in both day die away without producing-aft explosion, but there is no reason for calcu- lating on - such a change. Nothing can alter the German situation except successful war, and the continuance of apprehension does not develop friendship. We fear that for years to come it is ...

... T WEEZYAN CO. BWcE IN M'NCHESTZI. Aongst those who axe ?? and. the *iorth w,'tbe following. The circuit which',is being, left is in ,brackets:-Bev. J. Ale Armstrong (Leed. Oxford- 3laca), Stoke Newington; John H. 6j~b (Bha4ford, 'ir 1ii), London, Peckham; Wm. Oldfel4 (l eeds, Ox- 'ord-paoe), Chester; Wm. H.IL oseley Caer ey), Hull, rem Thornton-street; J. M. Lobb (Badd: M astbrook) akney; F. J ...

... I n TEIRMLB RAMW!YVAA'9TE-R iN ?? I HIINIS. 1e following account of the appallin acdent to an esaunion train on the Peoria Railway is from the Ch' 2nmnsv of the Uth inst. :-All the railway horrors in tag L ?? of this country were surpassed three miles east of .Chatawoth last night, when an excursion train ose the d Toledo, Peoria, and Western Road dropped through a burn t bridge, and over ...

... -h!PERJARB OONFERC I EI 1ItPERL UCONFE015CE.' THE WHY AMD THE W BEFORE. On the 9th of August, 1886, a deputation from the S6perial Federation League waited upon Lord, Salis-. bury, at the Foreign Office. The proposal which the 1 leaders of the deputation laid before the Prime' Minister was of a twofold natured* In the first place, they asked that a Conference, composed of members I frojn each ...

... IThe following account of the present condition of Abyssinia has beon received by tho secretary of the Anti- Slavery Society. It is vritten by Mr. Waildmncier, iormerly one of the prisoners in Abyssinia, set free by Loril Narier of Magdala's expedition :- Brumana, Mount Lebanon, June 13th. In the month of May I had a Viit frotn --s who has lately been eoxplled from his missiounryleer' among ...

... &o.P-ERATIV CONFERENCE AT' BARNSLEY. HA 4 ?? _p ti nf the ?? A conference of representatives of the ?? cr-operative societies in. the north-western district of England was held'on Saturday afternoon in the Temper- ance Hall, Barnsley. Prier to the eonference the visitorsl inspected the Barnsley British Co.operative Society's floor mill, which was built at a cost of about £12,000, and also the ...

... A--s s^ ?? ?? ?? -'W~ J 2ND WEEK THIS H1F-YEA.H. 7RAMWAYS. Bielfaet & N. Counties Caledonian ?? Cumbrial ?? Coclorme'tbh,X.,&1'`n. Cork atmd Bandon Dublin and WiclCILew. Fu lles . ?? Glfeseow & S. Wetra.- (Great flterla ?? ureat iortlaern ?? Greet Nerten. Irebs elL Great Nh. o0 Scotland Gt. Sthrmm. & Western Great 3esteor ?? Highland .. . Isleor Man ?? Lancastlhiro & YorLs. Lundon,±3ri±htn ...

... ;P AlIIIAM IN T ABR Y NOTES. I Houan; cv Cox.oxs, Thursday Night. Iu the IHotuse of Lords this afternoon, frequent con-- sultations wont on' botween the Prime Minister and lord Granville, now on the front Opposition, and now on the MIiniiterial bench, bat with no result that was made known. The Lord Chancellor of Ireland in- timcated. that he will, to-morrow, introduce what he termed the bill ...

... ePEN VALLEY DIVISION. GLADSTONE AT IAVERSED GE.- _,DVERjSE VOTE. on nij, aMr. J* E. Gl~ad'tonle, the, Conserva- On ateifl niht enValeyDivision, addressed a tncadi th3 Ojetoy ?? Liveroedaie district, in the r ' liLiversece. r. H 6. SHarer, of Reek- ?? thlose en the platform Rata,5?.candidate for the 3JY Mr 1'.Ells, Cairuani of the Divisional wet cmii~l5~, Mr ~. HStocks, M Wv. u1. ~j1 M. tettY ...

... NATIONAL ABTILLERY ASSOCIATION. suoxnunvysxss, Tuesday Night. The prize firing .of the Artillery Volunteers was con, tinned to-day at Shoebuityfess, and with the Samoa successful restults which have marked every day of the gathering. The morning broke dull. and gloomy, and the light was somewhat deceptive, but as the day advanced toe weather improved, and some excellent practice was made. 6a. ...