... ktAT E ST NEWSS (Ileader's Teegr-caaes, per Pres3 Association.] PRESIDENT GARFIELD. WASHINmTON, JU1.Y 11 (7 p.m.) The following official bulletin has just been issued:- The President has had rather more fever during the afternoon ; in other respects lhil condition is unch agsd& Tolse, 108; temperature, 102'8; respiration, 24k VASHINGTON, JULY 12, The following official bulletin hnsa been ...

... NEAVS OF THE DAY. In the ?? of Lords yesterday, in reply to a question, 1Earl Urxn-vUNVIL road a. telegram to the effect that the Convention with regard to the Greek frontier had been signed by the Greek and Turkish Plenipotentiaries, that the Turks retired from Dimarco on the previous day, and that the Greeks crossed the frontier and took peaceable possession. Answering an en- quiry with ...

... At C1incinnatti two thousand ironworkors are on strike. The' Co(itesse do Chambord hans presented I0,000f. to the Pope. Sir W. Charley is no better. The smallpox is of a very virulent character. The date appointed for the annual spechli-day at.Riugby is Saturday, June 25. The Select Committee on the Bills of Sale Act has de- cided to take evidence, Sir Richard Geross has bean elected chairman ...

... A F The following report 'sa3 leaned froml the cetoil Department at 0 pcm. yesterday. *Wexll DITRITteue PoRnoAISTq 0. Scotland, N . Light breezes, Veering fromn ?? 1. SolnB the morning to anerth-weot later: dal drizoling rain. U 2. Englansl(, N.E. Sonth-wesfcrly anel Wvestery light; Cloudy; some rain. czt 4, MKid, fiontiou uth s.. i ;esterly sad 5Lsteeerlvlrc, 1)r ...

... THE IARVEST OF 1S81. Mr. James Caird writes to the Times as follows :-The agricultural returns of this year give the smallest acreage in wheat since 1867, when they were first established. The decline from 1868 (when the returns were more accurate) is 1,000,000 acres, or one-fourth of the whole extent at that time, The smsllerbrcadth of the ?? year as compared with the preceding one is the ...

... AND JOURNAL. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1881. NEWS OF THE DAY. Since hbis return from the Mediterranean, Mr. G. 0. TREVELYAN, M.P., has been confined to his room with a severe attack of intermittent fever. Count MUNSTER, the German Ambassador to England, and the son of Prince BisA.Rxcs, arrived at Dover yesterday afternoon by the Frenchl mail packet, and proceeded for London. The long-expected ...

... It NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS, d All letters intended forspsublicationi must be accoanqete by G the rnse and address of the writer; tlet necessarily for C n pubtication, tut for the insformations of the Jgditmr. B d WM an'sweW25 to questions are not piven in, the course of a G d day or two, the questioners wvil please to understand tat 1 I ee are usabe to supply the information a&4e for. r We ...

... TIMl TRUTH ABOUT TUNIS. The Tenis correspondent of the Standard, writing on October 25, says that the truth about Tunis has not yet been told to the world, although part of it has been revealed in the columns of certain of the ?? journals of Paris, Tunis is swarming with investigators of all descriptions, bent upon eiarning everything regarding the proceedin gs of M. loustan and his ...

... -, POLLING IN BIRUINGONAM. The Birmingharml municipal elections took place yester- day, and, as was the case last year, there were contests in only two wards, and in one of these the opposition to the Liberal candidate was so feeble that it hardly deserved the name of a contest. In St. Stephen's Ward Mir, Frank Wright, the retiring councillor, was opposed by M~r. Lswki Spakes Riocards, vho ...

... , SNOW STORM ANfl GALE. Yesterday, the weather in Birmingham was exceedingly wintry, the severe cold of the past few days having culmi- nated in a heavy fall of snow for the.time of year. In the early part of the morning the ground was covered to a con- siderable depth, but it soon thawed, and rendered the streets exceedingly sloppy, and disagreeable. Trains arriving from a distance indicated ...

... ~j~CiDOT'I N Q . -UTN Thle Berst ordinary- meeting of the present Session of the .ttsia I Society W55S held in London, onl Tuesday figt E .theisl I' (Mr., James Ceird, C.B., F.1tS.) occupyso Es chise;. Thle subjcect of11-Ci~ Penn addre SI 1 05the r En:~rtisl ?? Question, Anti, il the c,-'oursme Of Ina hiss~ssesbe ai tat the licvey losses of ths farmers b Compe~l early i'egisl15ion. The ...

... L I I T- --4- rs -11n - .. .o e -ay fou -syn ln ?? ihn. PliA n I.. Last eventing a Cirowded nioetiiig was held inl the Public Ill. Hail, Stafford, in support of. the Liherai candidate, Mir. co George Hoswell, Mr. WVilliemn Silvestecr presided, and1 in mostthose present, in addition to tile Candidate, wvere cel Mr. W. 13. Mackeren, AL1.', AY. S. Caine, M.D., C. Firth, an1 'ALP., ?? Maxse, ...