... EARL ao AN~hVILlXE AND TllE SMIOKE NIsasxcer,-At yes- torday's Blorough Police Court two summonses wero heard against Earl Granville for permitting excessive emission8 s of black smoke from the chimnoys of Slippery Lane Col- I licry. Mr. Avre proseceted, and Mr. Paine defended.- Mr. Lowis, sanitary inspector, gave evidence of the ieeult of observations of the chimneys on the 20th June and 16th ...

... [LATESTJ' TELEG(-TRAMS TlE UNITED STATESI TlE PANAMA (A'AL SEVERE ]IROUGIH'T' IN THEl STATES. (BY DIRECT UNITED StATES CABLE.) (raou oltL OWN CO5SPoNDENT.) NEW YORK, W~iN)EDIY. A German physiciani who has just returned from Punama, says that two hundi~d and ffty . persons are working on ihe Canal, two Jhundred L of whtoi ai e negroes. Half of thlem are sick, ,haggardl, arid starving. The death ...

... , (B2 T=GAPR.) 9 kT7OM OUR OwNr QORiSPONDENT.1 DUBLIN. W39DNEWA NIGH. This aftiroon, in the Northern Divisional lice- court, before Dr. MaBlain, four mae, nam e omd Brien, John. Brieu, James Condoi, andW. Doherty, were, charged with having on Monday ight, be- tweeu 9 and I1, threatened to Ishoot sevea people residing at Terenure. Condon was charged withfi ?? in a prodaimed district discharged ...

... TiENS OXIMANTOWN RS'rATE OF THEi CORPORATION. Last evening au adjournodi maeii2ng of the tenants of the above e~tato was lheld i~t Heogh's Hotel, Queetarstroet, at six o'clock, for the purpose ut talking steps to tie uturialise the Corporation on their glibvar.c.s Armonfst th mo proecut were I i icel eorkaTl, J0h11i Lynch, Thoittas Culler.. John I(COiii0uc, :M N?,dan, T TtL 110. J1 }lfSillgt^, ...

... THE Du'LuERJL (:(ULr-MAT1TTA 'I hect ?? Qc I taoe 6i.rviiors or f tlie Dotrel ?? 0 Laix- . t iy iiiurniiiz.o:n baiard 'tel l-,vaL A(ieiaitide iii i! Sit Dnian;ivrt-Iien-'Aunral ?? .e.. oe D x 0t a ladlillu ' I-i of lhe r. -- at ( ?? til--it I1,i\t;i. ?? ?? eale: iimau Urtfite - 1 ti lc L .:.Lil ii t i e i I W> i i i~ at all Il~ltll 101' liiC ,I:zp S fou li' ai S-1 w1iithi s: l: 7ie v lagve . ...

... WRECK OF A: MAIL STFA.ERf; NEARLY TWO HUNDRED LIVES LOST.' (REWuER's TELEqn=.) CAPETOWx, Wednesday.-The Union Company's mail steamer Teuton, which arrived here on Monday last from EnglaLid, and sailed again for. Algon Bay, has been wreaked near Quain Point. She bad on board 200 passengers and crew, of whom 27 were saved in the boats. Her Majesty's corvette' Dido proceeded immediately to the ...

... OUR LONDO!i OORRESPONDENOE. aIC LOGDO?, WENnE'SDAY EVENIN¢G. The sig~niicance of the acceptsanc of the 2 G-rand Cross of the Bath by Mir. Brand is lost E by those who comment ?? it. They are dise *N Cuissing whether honours p~aid by a party leader to the chairman of the Hiouse of CommonsC while he is still in the chair is not a derogation Pa from imnpartiality. The truth is, M~r. BrandM had to ...

... BznwicK-At a meeting of the Liberal Committee, held at Berwick, last night, Mr. Jeniingham was ,adopted as the Liberal candidate. Mr. Andrew Dunn was not nominated. It was also resolved to present Sir Dudley Macjoribanks with a testimonial. CAM1UDOECSri1tE-At a imneting of Conservatives, at Cambridge, yesterday, Dlr. Bulhver, Q.Ct., formerly member for IpSwich, was adopted as the Conservative ...

... HyOly T0 INTERPRET BY-ELECTIONS. TIHE tendency to attach an increasing importance to the issues of ?? is one of the signs of the times. Its existence is indisputable, and it is not easy to mistake its significance. It is a symptom of progress in a democratic direction. The recognition of the doctrine of the sovereignty of- the people is becoming more general, and the desire to know the latest ...

... THI~nE NATIrONAL EI,1STkEDDFO0D ATE I - ,rERTHYR ?? , ghtI d I ravoured with more propitious weather, andr *as yesterday being observed as a holiday at Cardiff ate- adthe Hhondda Valley, the chair day attracted ger many thousands of visitors to the town, several ical heavily-freighted trains arriving during the morn- :on- ing, and the attendance at the meetings far exceeded oily thtof Tuesday. ...

... MAY people will in all probability be surprised that a dignity which is shared by many less eminei t men has been conferred upon the Speaker of the House of Commons. The Civil Grand Cross of the Bath is, it is to be admitted, a great distinction, but it does not carry with it the weight and dignity of a peerage. A little consideration, however, wiii ennbl ...

... The weekly return of births, deaths, and mnarriages eta ,r thxih rnia one of Seotlandjmued by eathority of the PRegistrar-GeneaL,, for w -ratin ~etrdy h Ag2,isas follows--T det-rt in the eight ninoip'I towns during the week ending with Saturday, athe 27th August, 1881, was 174 per thousand o~f estimated population. This rate is 10 below that of the corresponding week of last year, and 0O4 ...