... L I -O. T - 'HUMD, AF 1 ~ie, ~~ - j :, -0i._pemA4j o m~l a edi~it thep~isii~ig a'te io~x, hie AMAy is ?? ?? -9 tn : - ]m U rrims e;~ta ?? T .k'oexesp.w1 gr -~~aho :;~se &Ja j~the ?? bmta * ea ,,i OIWWr ?? two ?? are. in custodyfrn nei tdiazy'attempt. eaandasatnint the inscrity oflf n rprt6a anei Iwithin silit ofthsadofBistrp. rempondpixt statettth antoiisaei possion f Arabi's pians ?? Jul7iy- ...

... e]NEAL HOMEg NEWS -ro (BY TELEGRAPHI fl XPES0 T.p 11ev. . Georgeerv Sotme8t, Vector Of St. 2t Mabivnl,Boduwini, died yesterday after a brief fitness. we !fhe Zauise of death- wes COngestion -of the lungs and off heartdiisease. The deceased was the ldest ?? AthurSomers hon of ,fifth Duke of t lvgn8. e3 ad no l a uter of BRIGHTON., The Mayor of Brighton yesterday presidedloyer a on: large ...

... STATEMENTS OF ARABI. DEFENCE OF HIS ACTS. PROTEST BY M. VICTOR H1UGO, MBY EASTERN TILEGRAPH.J ' (PROMX OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CAONw, mosDAY. I have already sent you a summary of some of the statemnents made by Arabi. These state- ments consist mainly of testimony -given, in court, but partly of words spoken in interviews with a friend, which Arabi wishes to be made known to the English ...

... Lectures-Gresrnbwn (Astronomy), Rev. Mr. Ledger, S; M6erc hnts' Weigh' MOIBSe t:'hapel, jRev. Dr Aveling 12~ Westbourne~pxk institute (Birth and Deathl a *orld)h Mr. Pctoctor, 8.l15; Weigh Hoase Chspei (~ennuOn's Poeiry), Dr. Macdonald, 8: South. placa tsiItOt, Eiusbur5y (Liberty of Printig), 1Lr. PoliticalSpdohsA-Wellingbrcg, (MMr. RusseU, Q.C, Mj.P., and H~on. 0. 11 Spencer, ?? DUbliD (3 ...

... TEE REISED NEW TSTAMBT I AND MODERN. GREE. j Dr. Pagpati, the leading archaeologist of cIon- (.8 stantinople, a great anthoniy on impodte Greek, ~b and one who is also 'well acquainted with Eng- t .JUsh has written a paper oa the siibject of the be, .revised New Testamrent from the point of view an of modern Greek. lie contends that many Of of the words in the text of the New of Testament, ...

... PBEACHYM FOR T(OUOP.RW. Wealmmnster Abbey-The Bev.r 8 Uachtgak Zapt I~erterer. lO; the Rev. ClanRouseD, B 3. ' St. Raoys CathedSal-The Rev. PGeueiesy Capr CIIe, 10.302; *eBev. Dr. Id~deeCnonfeo, 3.16;the Rtev. U. . G ldeon ., 7. Chapel Ro61, Whitell-The Rev. B. F. I, Qit, 11; th Cbspel Royal, dl. Jame' Palac-e Rev, the Su-en Chapel ReyeZ Eawvo-The R1ev. Cecil .dhlpwn 11.3; the Bev. U. X. ...

... *~T~ORQLOGIOA7 . I ?? oMNTWF. I0-)IGLRPORT. , , : .. . ,:XG Ir Co sei BREW -DAilY XXW8O MO ~ I 1.~ I 2 Tpam MSORNiWB By. : ?? DZLZZMEWS BAROMLTM~u . y. 7EL 3 , a; W .3c -biid Ama-1evcand raduwcd to 320 P. .siaxesfib of the, atites hllldb flgheaw iteoe t 5nue esl the W8msm'X WM~ wi. WA8RaAW. winte-i ?? U vmsb.W. C.f mozmpg 6l~i 5)a; rite w~g eahon.f e hour yetu .AS t, &Thbsuea teflyft. of h ...

... .UlDAT3 TIf OF THE O I INADAGAMAIL I=mmonO or' TM vkmn MM8 ?? ?? people are deeply in in the great African iland, you will perhaps kndly allow me to sate the prest position of afr there. The Malagasy Government had ordared from America s quantity of Remington rifies, and Olt their arival at Tamatave the dommander of the French man-of-war Forfait threatened to prevent their belnglanded. He at ...

... LATEST WAR PREPARATIONS, The Duke of Cauibxidge was twiic at the War Offiee yesterday, in consultationl foe several hours with tie alief officials, Mr. Childers re- omaining until his Parliamentary duties called 1 him away to the Houe of Commons. A seeting of the Lords of the Admiralty was held at 12 O'lock ii the apartmient of the First Urd at Whiteal, Lord Nqrthbreok presidin. There I were ...

... I o1 I ?? REORT.- i ;- n ES W Eo3ToI= tl W4 as KORN= ET ;rG~XtAND ZAMDEA'8 BAROMMThR EsLw . &S.W. 79 29 i 0- go s1~ -t.a , l Bi.i. Corrected e ?? anod rcsd to 32° P. The black lines show the bhet of the baroter at I o'clock en this and three previous morninga. The dotd lies indieste the etrteem vristions dnig~~ erdad the w~erSflOW dams The inidt le itors sho hoen of the The erur falls for Rain ...

... LONDON, 2THUSDAY July 20. Her Majesty, accompanied by Prineess Beatrice, left Windsor ,Castle yesterday for Osborne. In the Houst of Commons yesterday the Arrears Bill passed through Committee and was reported. Mr. Stansfeld's motion for the amendment of the Contagious Diseases Act was met by Mr. Childers, who moved the pre- vious question, which was supported by Sir Stafford Northeote and ...

... EGYPTIAs REFUGEES IN MALTAL TO TE EDITOB OF TH DALY NEWS. fro SrR,-Far larger funds in aid of the refugees r in Malta than have as yet been subscribed are me most -urgently needed. The following letter, ne, which I have just received from IAdy Yoltoun, the wife of the Chief Secretary to the Govern- zi2 ment in the island, is evidence of the misery of which these refugees are suffering, and of ...