... ift CRISIS IN EGYPT. d E-O E M M CE EM E T OF t o. r FORTIFiCATI ON S. vROLAI&TION 1Y RITISf lip ,VI e ADJlAM4SX, band . : :. . , .. Thes TBREATENED BOMDARDMENT OF bmW count ALEXANTDRI. been a ' ,. g emna, Snndiy $ pW G7Xen [ *Vsh Evy goes axe MiS U0t$( On order )*Maiat~lbut lsklaic, a tln entiloikhhi tte I-.~ g' Admirl Seyomour is ptepan~iu & proohnnaiion WX t>Clrgu he Zfgyithin ItulOtho~c ...

... d Br SPRECIAL WIRE YROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDBN .l LoNDoN, Thursday night. .I have authority to state that, prior to the reassembling of Parliament, a Cabinet Cosncil will be held, and that an important statement will be communicated to both Houses setting forth the furthermeasures which the Govern- ment intend to adopt for the suppression of : disorder in Ireland. These measure have been under ...

... __ ,E~LAT I . .. : SBF.TLAND Fssr PnmssDnTyvn ,-This Presbytery met nt Leerrick yesterday. Tho Rev. lIf ooro Rogernon,LBer- wick; Clark, Cuoniogoheegic; and Mofegrerer, Upeeound' -osinitere; with Iceocro Gee. M§ertin, .rtnhendonarann James Berry, Aberdeen, andDr George ianodonald, hlerkinh,'wered heppohobed merobersoE o;the ensuin6 Gieneil A~eoriolsl. The report don the 'Sustodtatien Pond ...

... RU RXIIAL NOTES.Fc [B7 A RORA.L CosrursONVE2CT.) PARMEIS' GRIEVANCES AND LENIZTI)S-Z I do not wish to dwell on entail and l:nothec as far-nirs' grievances, becauuse they are nott uli1:vsli buW partial, and it is a questionl whether th.eir wls an- j tages d(j no' in some degree balance their disadva;n. tages. Sofar as entail help3 to keepestatsfrom Ixing muchsubdivided, and thereby come hllto ...

... a rprxNT~bLIGENCR- - IiAnnrvS, AT AisERDEIN.--March 23 -James Hall, Wright, Shieldi, coals; Strathbeg, Wilson, Loiidon, ntanure; Cotniteis of Ab2rd..u, hMBain, Newcaetle, goods ; I'll Try, Stephen, Lcntio'., manure. SAII.KI). - Marh. :23.3-Tuskar, Sinclair, Liverpool, goods; Alelandra, Ross, London, stoaes. j Beuamain, (4ruhb, at'Dublin from Ardrossan, Marth 02 Aberdoee (s), Binyers, left ...

... ci WIsTMIzuSTli, Monday eight. fc Atenibers lae silown no disposition to resinme snork tonight, and, on the whole, the ottendance and el the interest in theo proceedings have beew lmiguid. The atate of the political atmiclpheno in thi House tr has been in strikig cogetiast to that outside. At . prayers there crene scarcely a hlsadrdoneailierorsi dI r their plauow, nid il tihs hnlhlf.ls sir ...

... THE FENIAI ALARM. e! THE RUMOJREED SEIZURE AT t r DUBLIN. The rumour about the discovery of arms at Dublin t has proved to be groundless. It had its origiia in the . detention and searehing of two boxes beloneing to two strangers v-ho arrived on Wcduesday at North Wall from Biiminghanm, but nothing suspicions was found. 4 I I I ; I THTE CLERKENWELL SEIZURE. The Central News learns that the ...

... i . ., ,, J 1, w , L 1 art. The adjourned-Inquest on the body, of Peroy Mal. ring Caolm Jobo, 8; atuddnt-'iof Blenheim- House, iWiinble hee Idon, whose deathit !was alleged. wVan ocnauic, ned~lby bisoda osno administered to him by Dr G~ogog Th. min tdHenryiLama onlo en' the 3rd of liecembor -lost, wasMnsr reue esedybefore Dr G.~--H. Hall, .tht Molsrryli Crnifor Weot Surrey,: in the* Drill ...

... I' I. - ry 'or or Ic- to )w SouTHoMPTore, Wednesday night. 'There'*asr a very large influx of memberg and asse- ciates during the'mocnigg and afternoon bf to-day, and some difmculty has been experienced in obtaining iod- inv'rg s isitols. cOId andq.'xperienctdmambers'sldr ereful to engage apartments or beds at hotels'before- iisTat~es fIofi4ilf inhgth>elfse s'3 >rdat~ibm parativel scarce. fThe ...

... (REsTuR's TELEGRAM.] C.xrrlo, Thursday. The questions at issue between the prosecution committee and -,he defence have been practically arranged, and Mr Broadlev will immediately proceed with tlere examination of witnessesfor the prosecution. [EXCHANGE CoxpmNy's TELEGrQAM.] CAmRo, Thursdav noon. Owinv to the firm attitude of the counsel for the defence of the prisoners, and the unassailable ...

... :A.RUIVAL OF,. QR -. ''' .und.y' 'rs 'onsr t- .r .1 . S, ' Th -e- tsksxa ., osxj, ,,Gsryap ~ N H Eo - aaafebgaby -dP'rjed ,pto y .z-r foe: tlte. woiart Thaers now: eat tqr- .~e4ea inch~es; lhsted seaw~ard foulr feet six. istlehe &gs Ofi d'echksetaitndr> fiie' phWt'of hride, buihya nd' etaett atitialed. Udigrthese ohcuzms- risk placin'g more pumps. 'Onle already, onx hoardl. W'eather nowF ...

... 5 CEDLXUATiON AND INDUCTION TO ELGIN ; PJiIlSH CHURCH. Yesterday the Rev. A. Lawson, Maxwell Church, t Glasgow, was ordained and inducted by the Presbytery of Elgin' the junior charge of the Elgin Collegiate Pdalsh Church, vacant by the death of the Rev. J. J. Mac'de and the proinotion of the Rev, R. Maephersen- to the senior charge. There was a good attendance of the congregation present to ...