... FOREIGH In m pIGENCE. The other night some Socialist students gave an nta. tainment to MUI. Rochefort, Jourde, Paul, and Oa Communist ringleaders; Blaaqui and a Radical deputy, thatithe rocial revgaotion must be aninefortlmode, and that means of agitation would not be epiung blo as thre sad people dying of hunger side by aid nl phople dring Of in ilestioh My Beauuier denounted Oppf the movm n ...

... SCRAPS PROM THE COMIC JOURNALS. _ ?? 1 (From Punch.) VoLcrUTERe ?? a Torquay newspaper, amongst tertani orlers for the 4th Battery Ist Devonshire Artillery Volunteees, that gallant force is instructed ?? BSttery will assemble at Gun Battery, Walls Bill, at six p.m., ou Ctfetrn y next, for shot and ehell practice ; the men wil westa forage caps and waist-belts only. In very hot weather at ...

... I EPITOBIBOF FOREIGN AND GENERAL NEWS, A STUR{GEON wleighinlg 2001b. was taken last Wed. nesday in the Rhino, near Urdenach. It took four men to secure the monster. INTELLIGFENCE received from Kingston, Jamaica, to the 21st July, states that the Rev. Euos Nattall has been elected bishop of the island. Tie Duchess of Parma has given birth to a son at Biarritz. The duchess, who is a niece of the ...

... I ?? appeared in our latest edition of Zast.lveck,] ?? , - THs'nr VBaSe A Ho1sAw CATHOIc0 Csrsssls.-Jaesns Bfsrsseo, aged 58, describing himself as a gentloman's servant; havilg no home, wap placed in the doek charged with stealing from St. Ethlidroda'b Church, Ely-place, Hatton-garden, two brass candlesticks, value £1 5n., the property of the Rev. William Lockhart. Ho was rlso eharged with ...

... SUNDAY, AUGUST 1. SATURDAY'S EDITION. THE CATASTROPHE IN AFGHAN- ISTAN. x Lord Hartington, as Secretary of State for India, had most deplorable news to communi- cate to the House of Commons on Wednesday. It was to the effect. that a brigade of troops, under the command of General Burrows, had been attacked and annihilated by a strong force, commanded by Ayoob Ehan. General Burrows had marched ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, FRANCE-Ml. Grivy's visit to Cherbourg re- mains fixed for the 8th of August. A banquet was given on Sunday eveningin honour of the amnestied Communists at the Lac Saint I Fargeau, in the B]llevillo quarter, at whlich AL . Rochefort occupied the0 seat of honour. Al f Casslaux proposed 'The health of M. lochefort n iu a speechl in which he said that his pen had con- I ...

... ! ~~-4 -- - _- Speaking t a demonstration of the miners of West Yorksire, held at Wakefield, Mr. Burt, M.P., referred to the benefits of the sliding scale system for regulating wages in the coal trade. Turning to political matters, he was of opinion that the right sort of men would neaer be returned to parliament until the scandalous cost of elections were lessened, and the members were paid ...

... I _. THE TRADE OUTLOOK Some crumbs of comfort are falling to to The clouds gathering aaain over the Eastern Question ; the dangers of our position in Afghanistan; the threatening attitudes of the Basutos; the awful forebodinas of the English and Irish landlords ; the lowering of the dignity of the British House of Comiona to the level of other representative assemblies which we will not ...

... With a voice of singular powver, she has cultivated her talents9 to ari extraordinary degree, and in the sccomplishments of her art there are few indeed by whom she can be excelled. On elocution she er,4 bestowed especial care ; not a syllabic escapes the ear, and her accentj always falls in the right place. A lady who, withir. a short spse of time, satisfactorily depicts the mental borrors ...

... 1 THE WIMELEDOIi MEETIN.3d.- ALIEGED| I CORRUPTION OF MMAREoS.. The ffllowing order of Lieutenant-Colonel Phillips, the Camp Commandant, was read by Major Urquhart, Camp Adjutant, at the last parade of orderly sergeants from the regimentalcamps on Tuesday, shortly before noon: -On bidding, with regret, a final farewell to the volunteers at Wimbledon, where he has had the honour to command at ...

... A ADSPERATE 13ATWLE. A correspondent of the Western Morning News at Lima sends details of what appears to have been one of the most spirited actions of the South American war, after the battle of Tacna. Six thousand Chilian soldiers were sent by train to 1,enta, and on the 7th of June, after making a com- plete cirueat of the city so as to surprise the esemy where least expected, they fradm a ...

... -ZISCELLANEOUS. o :7. The Ran of Aberdeen will succeed the late Earl of Kintore as.Lord Lieutenant of Aberdeen. 'The :Rev. Joseph Bardsley-, AL. Que&e's College,- Cambridge, has;.been presented by-the Simson trustees to the vicarage of Bradford, in succession to Bishop Ryan. Chang, the Chinese giant, the Chinese dwarf, and the Swedish. giant hall now performing at the- Royal Aquarium), visited ...