... LORD LYVEDEN ON~ LIBERA^LISMI. At a Conservative meeting at Onaidle on Thursday night, a letter was read from the Wing nobleman, Lord Lyveden, who says :-KI assulre you the cause has may warmest syua- pathy, as I consider that all the conditions of political life are changed, and that there are nowE in reality only two parties in the State-Conservatives and Revolutionists, and I confess my ...

... NEWCASTLE. A meeting of the Council was held on Wednesday after- not n. on the Council Chamber, Town Hill-the Mlayor (Ald Argus) in the chair. THE LATE COUNCILLOR GREENS. On the motion of the MzYoR. seconded by Mr STEPHENS, it was resolved that a letter of condolence be sent to the family of the late Councillor Thomas Green, expressing the regret of the Council at his death. THE SMALL-POX ...

... HOUSE OF2 CO;MMONS.-FRPIDAY. taken he ?? FAIrrssre QUESTION Sirt~oda ChAReS ableR, t n ra~eply tstolo .frle Eaniton said therehu W5 noe foundantion wateve fsor the Cstatement rthat nataly hand mitaken theraittione in Egprooigacofrneo.te yta M~r GLADSTOE, roend redy to Croloned Staney said heashouldh OHos tondayhe able tdo rmaen an stateento which wol bue in the natue of ?? the cost o thet recn ...

... THE EGYPTIAN CGRISIS. PROPOSED CONFERENCE. CONSTERNATION AT CAIRO. DEPARTURE OF THE CHANNEL FLEEDT. DECLARATION BY THE FRENCLa PREMI 1E. PARISs, Tuusin).eY. The Freunh Government has made a proposal, whichL has been acoepted by Ecglaud, for the assernbling of a Conforeuce of Ambassadors at Coustantioople upon the Egyptian question. Is is expected that the invitatious to the Powers will be ...

... 1 AILWAYSBILVANT6' GATHEIRING ATL DARIiNGTON. Yesterday afternoon, a railway servants' tea and social gathering took place ia the Friends' Schoolroom, Skiunergate, Darlington. Upwards of 200 people sat down to tea, and the tables were presided over by the following ladies:- Mesdames Beeton, Savage, Anderson, Sander- son, Appleby.l Hopper, Day, Robson, Mosmanu, Breckon, Scott, Cail, Barker, ...

... II THILEA1 TENED DE'iPOSITION OF I 'TU13Fid K L4.D1IV z . THE ATTITUDIE OF FRIANOE. [REUrTEaS TELEGaASs.] 0 CAaRo, TUURSDA, Sl Relations are now suspended between the Khedive and the Egyptian Ministry. The latter repudiate His Eighness's authority, and make no secret of their intentions. There is no longer t( any question of the resignation of Maishmond Pasha, the Premier, and MIustapha Pasha, ...

... YESTERDAY'S PALIMENT. I HOUSE O'F LOIIDS.-TUESDAY., Thc% Loao CUASW5I ,ron took hi, seat it live 'I ecloch. The Bettled Land Bill saud the, 00nvtyancflng at B Dill were read a'asend time, on the motiota of for 'DEar CA1IRNS;' the MARlBIED,,WOMEN'S PROPERTY. atte The LORD CHANCELLOR moved the second hiad reading of the Married WOmen01's Property Billth and explained that it consolidate& thes ...

... 4 'iv LHLRN 1.i CHO I SA 7' URDA Y, JtJ-E 17 17, 12. I ( - _ _iI 0-UTPBAGES IN IRELAND. . I . . - . I 1n Nijv of the pressure of public busi I and the orgeucy of Irish legislatiou, ?? t(ver'tv letlt have determiniled to tiic c:t;.ordliiury l1iiCasursC for tile disposal of tile finin of the House of Commtons.3; Yes *rix tii. Housoe had a mol Ding, stttinig,j| andl th,'rc vill he a ntorninig ...

... 'HiH'E ARGHi IIAXPLULi~l EZRA. The steam whaler Holm, in charge of Sir Allen Young, arrived at Hammerfest, in the extreme north of Norway, on her way to the Spitzbergen seas, where she will prosecute the search for ?? Loigh Snaith's missing yacht firer Captain Gray, of the whaler Eclipse, just arrived at Peterhead, reports that when he left Greenland the ice was disappearing with marvellous ...

... THE CRISIS -N EGYPT. CHANNEL FLEET ORDERED TO ALEXANDRIA. ARABI & THE ULTIMATUM. ULNSATISFACTORY REPLY. RECONNAISSANCE OF EARTHWO RKS. (ItkurEa's TELEGnAMS.] MALTA, FniDAY. fler Mfajesty's despatch vessel Salfunis has s-siled for Brindisi to bring Major-General Sir Evelyn Wool to Malta. The Channel Fleet proceeds to Alexandria teknight, conveying the 3SM and 96th Regiments and u detachment of ...

... et'-3 E ORT H ERN CjC~f H . WEZXDfYESD3l, JULY ,, I.32. - - = =- I - ?? ?? B~t1>.1S D- I Tl;tii: ?? ?? l ch enbting ;f !1e aii ,I; CIt, oxeiilg pertly to thO warmil tclnj ;,czatlurc 1111d 1artly to the exhaustion ?? a | ½ i~tmU1;1 iaiien' WhiCh apparently leit W no retur. IL is a pr'tfitless taSC to 'itlLEa ft'A her the ScnICs of thi'l IASL Lw 1 'i [hre i P a ?? geunral agreenietit tI 3 ...

... I [SPECIULLY TELEGRAPHED.] THE ENGAGErMFNT WITH TnE FORTS-SIdt GLAD- STONri'S MODESTY-rIl WAR PAnTY IN THlE COMMONS-THE CrEAT rOwEltS AND TE13- EO- BASIDMENT - TEE HIIIEDIVE - AN EXCITING EPISODE-SIR MICHAEL nICES-BEACI VURItOUS- TlE TORIES BAULED-A TniSEATEN1ED COALiF TION. Houac or CoasioqNs, TUtESDAY NIGHT. There was a good deal of anixons qnestiocling in both Houses of Parliament ou ...