... LETTEIS ,TlO TH~lE El) ITOR. TicirTEr GOODS.- It. 3 (Nv wjot t? ?? I see aic fr'clc ii:k hip cI itiloui tic,r eatr atertfili In altd I tender the ii. ?? icr i.tlIl, to hie- silhspikteee toxusid to let tilhe Icot thtt cr1ib'lc Yes: loiid the art I t so it a cettliili 1irice i t ail offer to sell it ?? / th.;at :rice; tetideritig I ?? I Y is alI acet tI it! t let I tt it * ?? ; ici thi teo ti ...

... I Affairs in Afghanistan are approaching a | crisis, and a battle is imminent between the two rivals who are contending for the throne ?? of the country. Ayoon Khan, advancing with all his troops, has reached the bank of s' the Helmund, at the same point where he tic crossed the river last year, and he will now by either march upon Girislik and Candahar, or, aN adopting a bolder course of ...

... ?? ?? N't 3; N LETTFIL i 'N IN il (cAL EllY) ' Zs?1it. 'iu 'd 'i' xi IT T ?? b io T thi ni'tonrxoolt'. sittiag'' lc * -, .xi'b' of Cj'x't.ixnll there Aivs i~ttle, to detc xi i- xi . I n i-S . to NV ifl pit1' t ?? 'xv'd'trlad fi Iiti itxt i ?? Si~tffo'ti _Noxthco~e Lt .2 1 i'lit-it t. s nid lx 'r al o ?? te 'a I a~-ntrxoatth, tot it I'1 ' Thti x. b h'n iour, hox; ert * t'W -i. ' 'noi-'axaren ...

... I I- - I ARRESTS UNDER THE COERCION ACT. C Twenty-three farmers appeared at Orauinore d petty sessions on Saturday, charged with intimi- C dating a process soiver. The prosecutor, however, t failed to appear, and, after waiting some hours, the ¶ I case was adjourned. CONVICTION OF THE SCHULL RIOTERS. . Twventy-twopersonswere sentenced, on Satur- e day, at Cork, to vasrious termns of from tw o ...

... THE WINDSOR REVIEW. i non On Saturday there was a muster at the Dri ll-all, a du Cardiff, of about 200 members of the local rile volunteers who intend to be present at the forth- coming review at Windsor. Captain Slaten was in comuand, and the other officers present wvere- Lieutenants Scott, Madd x, and Yorke. From the U Drill-hall the men marched to tl. i barracks-field, C.. where they were ...

... 7. SECOND EDITH)IN . I in Y WnrnICA MALt OFFICE, 4.30.A.iu. Thb FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Itrt$4v ble In the ('Coint Uatzfeld has assumlied the direction of the for t German ForeiUn Office. busin lcedh Frencnh Senate on Saturday elected M the li tertheloto as life senator, as successor to I v. [119 Darfauce. froma an. N'inetv-seven degrees was registered in the shade TOt Ind in the centre of Paris ...

... DIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. IT t es, . an (CEsTaaL NEFWS TELEGR&M.) lat HOUSE OF LORDS.-FecaAr. nd Thle Lord Chancellor took his seat on the wool- of sack at five o'clock. ,he SUSPICIOUS DEATHS IN SCOTLAND. an) tis Tue EaL ofMINTO ?? moved for a return Gr( ,he from each county in Scotland of the number of of cases of sudden death or of death under suspicious o Is r unknossn circumstances ...

... 2 _( SA T URDA I-, J UL Y 16, 1SS.I. TIHE E mIGn..tTION CLAUUSE OF IlE LAND BILL I The EmigrationClause of the Land Bill was, ha in spite of the obstruction offered bly M1r. thl P.naELr, and his colleagues, passed early so yesterday morning by 129 votes to 23. The no members who voted intheminority all belong cla to the ?? tule party, whose chief la.) aim isto obstruct public business hi ...

... I E L 0 1 .11Y JAIJI a .tI'U'fl. A WR',131aVajn MAItL OPPICiR, 4-30 Asi. ted ull LATEST GENERAL NEWS. it i,111t that')etblin corn inicliant failed oftt es' crd-tv for £100,000. he lEing, Kal ikutl called at the Foreigut Office vee- ti rd tr ;tfttirnoon, anti httt an interview wvitli Iord ?? Sttuine ime' be en issutd for a 'Cabinet Council to be hfeld at the Premier's residence at ta Ineo)n to ...

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... I I I . I . The latest bulletin issued on Saturday- evening stated that Dean Stanley's condition wvas, satisfac- tory. In the }louse of Commons there are 35 orders for to-night. 25 of which, relate to Parliamentary G business. Thi Land Bill, again in Committee, is it the first. order. k Dr. ii'Carthy, Bishop of Kerrv, is seriously ill i frona congestion of the lungs. 'Sis condition gives risc ...

... TIHE BRIG EO'TILENIr. CLAIM F;UR' SALVAGE. |; F: Mr. William 13ereesford. judge of countv courts, sta~t tn Crliiartla ii on 'I'hursd~lv, to) bear ihei claim)|i of' Samuel lik:e anti rho-mas waneley T'rivlur, of ! Milford, ;tziixost A. Morrisoin, tne elder, and Oissiiti n I.be: Is. t:. tile r--^nors of' ti' brig Enthen, and 1L !Twt .i kT ?? 'd :. ?? aeb; Ca'a l ?? Chambers, at tl;e a erl I lcr ...