... I - , F,? 1-1 BAKS OF AN BLRTRAN?,p s Under date Troy, N.Y., Aug. 3, tlteN r- papers publish the sabjoined account of t ew S Orlc ,s of an ?? night, after io el freiks - large elephant Emperor, being exbibi,,d Ick, tic i fused to follow the other animals aeres s t1 hssj r. n bridge in the ipp>er part of the city Usle Vailrwqd a starred down River-street, followed by three ts l e elephants. ...

... lHOSPITAL SUNDAY' | TO THE EDITou.-Sir, -On Sunday nect, June 11, col lectious will be made in the variouschurches and chapels throuzhout this vast metropolis and its suburbs in aid of the hospitals and dispensaries of London. The Hos- pital Sunday Fundwasestablishedsoume 10 years since in the hope that one siujultaneons effort would con- centrate the minds of the charitable public on this all ...

... ANkw:ERS Ti6 C'-ORRESPONDENTS. br k5OhE.- iio nigfiot dmsp0e,,0of tle. god* X 'QY renZ: d' is' to Sue in tle aoiifty eour fos ftavlbnttu to ybes, a]i ir YOobtain I iisnloeiic;t the~ gootla rh5 tber bd to taken in -ekecudsod. Pooil. BLI3SSO54-YoU ea i olbtaisi an' al~ijiatioji ] N. 'f7z:-.He wooil. udlena lie di'prove hia title, have dO cIWb. ?? . ?? The landlord cap climW ' jlth, arrears of ...

... I YESTERDAY'SSUIMMy. n Yesterday James Williams, aged 40, residin. at iy 42 Heath-road, Clashan, hal his leg broken. of While greasing the wheel of on omnibus th ma Ichine for holding up the wheel ohifted and the car. is riage fell on to himand knocked him ilewn c le Yesterday, George Turner, 24 living .e Elrsley-road, Battcrsea, was dreadfully atu17, t-ibetween a wall and a wi;egon, at a ...

... I MISCELLANEOus S PI - -_ (FrOun our uloeciai Sunday edition O 7f ' v~ On Saturday A. Marchantaed Ife'; o Of Osbarne-place. i4hitebhalel, ws booed and run over in the Whitecala.eb ,od ad dso j. |bcussion of the brain anld a coentasedOW es was attended at the London hospital. e g ;o On Saturday Henry Back, aged 18, an estler IS siding at 167, Swhibrook-road, Not 'tiill . it grooming a horse, ...

... lot Life Guards. Htyde-park 15t bat. It. Eightrg. (42nd), FA~Un. lad ditts, Windsor burgh ; Perch Royayl Horse Guards, Regentle. 1st bat. tOxt.L.I. tti3rd) llu'mkhtb park Gamerd lot Draq. Guards, Xast 6; Cha. 1st bat. Esse x It. (44b15). Buxusab: terbery Warler 2ad, ?? lot bat. Ilerby, Rt. (45th), Chat. ?? . liam ; Derby 4th, Aldershot 2und B3. D. of Corn. LI. (4 the), 5th, Leeds Gibraltar; ...

... . _ , 4- . _ ?? ta The annual meeting of this association took place on Monday evening at St. James's -hall-the presi- dent, Mr. James Real, occupying the chair. The re- port gave a detailed account of the proceedings of the League during the past year ; and it appeared from the balance-sheet that the receilits, including 1501. brought forward from the previous year, ansonnted to 1,8821 , and ...

... AIl'RVAL OF WOUNDED _ROmj EGYpT I l_ - h - I - The Indian troopship Malabar arriv at Part month on Monday, two days late, the delay hei g caused by her losing one propeller and bending n. other straight on entering the Canal. She brimin home the following naval oflicers, who were pro. moted to their present rank for the lart they took in the bombardment of Alexandria:-Captain A. u Jenhings, ...

... EPITOME OF FOREIGN AND GENERAL NEWS. THE Franklin Sugar refinery, at Philadelplhia, was ?? by fire on Monday. The loss is estimated at l.,UJEOO dolS. A TELEGRAM from Moscow states tlat the steamer Wunczatlca has been destroyed by fire on the River Osa, and that few of the passengers escaped. ANOTHER French duel was fought on Monday ?? Bergheim and M. Georges Dauzon. b;ares Bergbeim was ...

... XASSAC01E OF Eu1ROPEAMS.' ,ARABI CALLING THE EGYPTIANS TO ARMS., EXPECTED ADVANCE ~ OF HE BRITISH. Admiral Seymour on Monday issued a manifesto Ainouncing that with the consent of the Egyptian Government he had undertaken the restoration of order in Alextindria, and that all incendiaries would-. be shot, and pillagers flogged for the first offence, and executed if caught a second time. The ...

... - THE LONDON SoaodL BOARD. The usual weekly meeting Of ?? was held on Thursday, the chairman, Xr. IE. N. Buxton, presiding. The School Management committee brought up a report, in which they recom- mended that any pupil teacher out of his or her time, if continued in the service of the Board, should be required to sit at the fol- lowing Government Scholarship examina- ?? opposition it was ...

... PROPOSED DAY OF THANKSaIVING. The Archbishop of York has addressed the fol. lowing letter to the Bishops:- Right Reverend Brother,-Tbe signal success which has been given to our army in Egypt demands the thankful acknowledgments of the English people to God, who has endowed our generals with skill and fore- thought our soldiers with discipline and obedience, and our wvholo army with valour. ...