... SERIOUS AFF RAY ON BOARD A SHIP.. I _I I On Friday, at the Hull Police-court, a seaman named . Keluel Olson, belonging to the Nova Scotian barque 4 E. E. Duval, was charged with assaulting Charles Watson Brooks, the first mate of the vessel, on the M0th of July. Mr. T. W. Hearfield appeared for the ?? I the Elay named the vessel was in mid-Atlantis, and when I the defendant was ordered to take ...

... 1 .a- THE COURT, &c. en bo ad (Flm the OpficiaZ Caurt Circular.) thJ sis OsBosEu, AUe. 11. his tv The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon with fre 1 the Princess Beatrice, and her Majesty walked this Ge ier morning. st The Queen and the Princess Beatrice witnessed th LO- from the terrace at Osborne last night the opera- in 3e tions of an assumed defence and attack of a channel La )se in front ...

... a I = = The escaped prisoner from Ruthin Gaol has been - catued atLiaferrals, a small village nea Mold, sf1 afe ogchase. Dau ALLEOSD EmasnxznsiT.-Alkxander M'Cartney, an lately registrar of the Atherton Cemetery, is in Ri~ custoy on a charge of embezzling money belonging PIE to the Athertoau local board. It is expected that Be other charges will be preferred aginst the prisoner, Ru ,who ...

... I MR. GLADST01E'S ILLNESS. Owing to the great progress which he made towards regaining health and strength between Sunday and yesterday morning, and taling advan- tage of the exceedingly fine weather, Mr. Gladstone decided to commence his visit to the Dean of Windsor, at Windsor, yesterday, instead of to-day, as was originally intended This desire was com- municated to Dr. Clarke, who saw no ...

... JMPERIAI. PAIRJMNTf HOUSE OF LORDS. 5 MOhDAY, AUGUST 9. , Their lordships met at five o'clock. t - VOTING WVITOUT TAKING THE OATH. The BORD CHANCELLOR brought in a bill to a relieve Lord Plunlkett from the penalty consequent s on his having sat and voted 'in the house without having taken the oath. , THE WITHDRAWAL OF BRITISH TROOPS c FROM CABUL. l In reply to the Duke of Somerset, . Lord GRC, ...

... l DISEASES OF ANDhIAS IN THE UNIMTED STATES _OF AMERICA. ,JJ I Yesterday was issued a blue book, published by the order of Parliament, relating to diseases of I o animals in the United S~tates of America. It is of 55 considerable importance, from the fact that the 31reports of cattie disease existing in the UnitedC 20States which it contains, in a great measure contri- boated to the defeat of ...

... SUGAR INDJSThIES. I : V - If ' REPORT OF TtLE SELECT COM ITTEE t The report of the select committee appointed to f inquire into the effects produced upon the home r I and colonial sugar industries of this country by the syst-m of taxation, drawbacks, and bounties on the exportation of sugar now in force in various foreign I countries, was issued yesterday. The committee, I in their report, ...

... TTHE WEEATHJrL I FRDDY, AUG1UST 13 This ebxm represents the western col Europe, from Norway to the coas of por f ?? Britain and the Britjih also includes tha North Sea or Geran, C Bay of Biscay, the Mediteranean, th, wvitlh the English Channel8 Bristol Cha i Irish Sea- IXFLiATION-, , Tted aad ?? .4 t ?? ai e s=how by r drawn a = ehe direction towad wh~h ich e ,an = -, Tat ?? is inniesed by ...

... I [nEUTER'S TELEGRAMS. 1 CONSTANTIrNOPLE, WEDNESDAY.-Baron Calice, the new Austrian Ambassador here, to-day presented his I credentials, and expressed a desire to gain the Sultan's confidence, without which he could not fulfil his mission 3 of drawing closer the bonds of friendship between Austria and Turkey. German officers entering the ser- vice of the Porte must leave the German service, ...

... ITIEST GENERAL NEWS. [BY TET,;CI.3APIR-] 1'ACHTING. 'he contest fur the Ryde I'oyal Victoria Yacht Clab ;:ca commenced onl Tuesday, and war not terminated yesterday morning, 'loriuda takinD the first prizq, riada the second, and Vanduara the third. A NEW PIER AT BOURNEMOUTH. lio Lerd Mayor of London, accompanied by the dy MAyoiess, yesterday visited Bonrnemouth, and mnally opened the new pier ...

... VWs of tht ho The House of Commons on Friday night, after disposing of Mr. Arnold's motion for the stoppage of the compulsory slaughter of American cattle at the port of landing, went into committee on the Employers' Liability Bill, which, at a quarter-past three o'clock on Saturday morning, passed through committee, amid a general demonstration of relief. Mr. Gladstono continues to make ...

... THE EASTERN QtUESTION'¢ fTEaUfT S TELEGRAMS] TURKEY AND tE POWB[I3. BERLIN, MONDAY NIGYT.-NeW W from Cio8taritiadplo is of a more peaceful character. I hear froin Turkish sources here that the chances of the Sultan coming to an agreement with the Powers increase day by day. Thias tuan of affairs is attracting much attention in Berlin, as it was hardly expected,.Dai~lg NeWS. BLUcHAIIET, ...