... RFMARKABLE ACTION ABOUT A FIDDLE, In the Queen's Benah Division, on Saurday, the cas Hodges v. Cbanot war heard, This was an action to recover £55, the amount paid for a violin on the mis. representation by the defendant that it was by Carlo Bergonzi, The defendant denied the warranty. The plaintiff is a commercial clerk and private dealer in violins at Gateshead-on.Tyne, and the defendant is ...

... i JDU~l.DLU.LULJ DVZAXLL VI' %uanU- aL i7. d The weekly meeting was held yesterday at St. Peter's u eslpital. In the :bsenrce of MIr. G. Snow Tricks, governor, n lir. It. C. Stepbens, depcety governor, presided, and the a other guardianis present were Messrs. C. Wiatle, ex- .e governor, J. rr. Loek-by, IV. Pearce, J. Coalthard, (i. u Penrson, W, Poarce, F. G. Barnett, F. IV. Tricks, G. r ...

... [REUTER'S TELEGRBAMIJ3 SATOBDAY.-A seemi-offlciel contradiction is given to the statement published by a London paper thiR morning to the effect that, in the joint communicatione from England and France to the Powers on the Egyptian question, three matters are excepted from fresh negotla- tion, namely, the financial control, the non.intervention of Turkey, and the free navigation of the Saez ...

... IRELAND* THE ASSASSIINATIONS IN DUBLIN. ANOTIHER PROCLAMATION. B Et V IMPORTANT ARREST. The following extra proclamation was Issued late on s Saturday idgt :- By the Lord-Lieutenant Gau neral m aad General Governor of Ireland-Spence r-Wbor5ea, c, Lord Frederick Charles Cavendish, the Chief Secretary, and Thomas Henry Burke, Heq. , th e Under-Seeretary r to the Lor d Lukntunnt of Ireland, were ...

... BRIEMISTSFJR EOARD OF GUARDIANS. The wtohdy meeting of the guatdian3 waS held yeeter. day, at the Workihoune, Flax B3onrton, Mr. Elenty Bennett preriding. The clerk's relief statistics for the past week were as follows :-In-doorpaupers 407, being a deoremee of seven ae compared with the corresponding week of last year; out-door poor 3047, decreace 25; out. relief, in money, £266 9s. 8*1, ...

... BRISTOL COUNCIL MEETING, A quarterly meeting of the Bristol Council was held yesterday, in the Coruncilchamnber. The Right Worship. n ful the Mayor (Mr. J. D. Weston) presided, and there were ?? W. Hathway, H. Naish, R. W. P Butterworth, Cope Proctor, G. W. Edwards, Spark, W. v Proctor Baker, J, A. Jones, Warren, Lucas, J, Ford, Harvey, and Fox; Messrs. B. Moore, R. Carpenter, J. b R. Lookloy, ...

... TBE EDUCATION OF WELSH MIXERS' CHILDREN. On Saturday afternoon a deputation from the mining population of Monmouth6hire ?? South Wales had au interview ?? Hon. A. J. Mundella, M.P., at the Education Office, Whitehall to ask that the department should revise the educatitnal standards in their application to the mining population. The deputa. lion was introduced by the Right Elon, Lord Aberdare ...

... THE IVEATHER. FOQBECAST FOR TUESDAY, JULY 4Tg, leaned on the previous evening. [FRONT TliE METEOROLOGICAL DEPARITMENT,] Districts. Forecasts. j ESutherly and Eolth - westerly 0. Scotland, N, ?? winds, fresh And Btalng; unsot tled, coine rain, 1. Ditto, E ?? 1 V.esterly winds, rrcderate and 2. England, N.E. tret h; cloudy, rainy, 3. Ditto, I,,. 4, Mid, Counties, I Westerly ornorth-westerly ...

... NEW CRUISERS, s- I - I 'Ibe three now cruisers, Leander, Arethusa, and Phaeton, which are being constructed for the Admiralty by Messrs. BR Napier and Sons, Govan, Glasgo v, are approaching completion. Throughout their entire con. mtruction the latest ideas of naval science have been taken advantage of. The armament, which is quite of a novel dCrCsiption, consists of ten6fin, broacbloading ...

... N\EAT TlE WORLD' ,SAS. \\BQtAT IV.11li -7 )-VIljm} o3aIo3 The Queen proceeds straight to Balmcoral without brealsing her journey by a visit to Dnumlaurig, ns was B reported, on account of the mutual auxiety which her I Majesty and the Duchess of Conuaught ?? for the t earliest news from Egypt, and the Queen will not leave c the Duchess at the critical moment when important t despatches are ...

... i -FOBE1QN OPM~OM. IPAWIS, THnUwewAT.-All the histh~ebe journala in this ~ city applaud the triumph of the English expedition. La Pair, which I more than any other journal 4fle ets the opi51i05 of the Flyede ?? arq. murst happy' to ongritulate our neighgiours and friegde in the' other side of the Channel on the success of their arms in EgypbT.. The taking of Telt!l.Kebir is a victory' of ...

... LFR N idr,:,.T FORFEGN' lwsl THE CHOLERA. ItfADRIsw. FIID ,-Deepattbhes from Mauinlla report Qe deaths from cholera in the town and 10I in the vieiail on the 12th instant, ad- 43 ard 11 respectively onthe I3, instant. -- .eo CANADA. ToR5NTO, FRIDAY.-H.U.S. Phoenii wxich has g0t ahore at Charlottetown, is reported to ie in a dangero,4 pocition. The crew have been removed, and a ehip.of.,f from ...