... GEM'EAL F iOREGIfN NIEWSI : Fs Pwt * ( TELEGRAkS.) -'tHHE TUXRKISH TERVENTION IN EG:-i YPT.; - 'CopstanlatJRdp, May S. Sdulla .Bey the Turklh A hassador in Berlin was recently ifatructed to ascertain1 Prince Eissrck-s. iews 'with regard to t j~ossible Turtisla OCcuDation bE 2Egypt. The ?? Cin4etiof is.; _jAct to hr-e declared that such an hltnpatioa 'wolid have the effect of. uselessly ...

... WEATHIER RodItr AlJ ie#CASTI M~rS~tOk OGIQAL .OrIC'!, pr . . . ~~'1Ihurad~y, May z5, &40 v.a. C 'The weather over thu D>r.ttsli 11a0us is itall in a ebowery, uoisettled ceiudilOem; old aittough some WI improve ncis.itely totmurrow, it ' Stll prolW h 211 .ayae that terre Xl bse oecaatn lads of rain even-n over our .wnuern couutici. 'this inorimug's ub- ju: servtations eaoved cha .whade pressure ...

... THE COOOPERATIVE CONGPRESS AT I (i0ol2PORD. The co-operative delegates resumed their dail- berations at Oxford yesterday. The chair was occupied by Mr H. Pumphreyof Lewes. An intro- ductory address was given by Mr Dyke Aclan2d ?? of Christchurc3, who urged the Co-oper- tive Union, through its educational departments, 1 to establish a number of scholarships and exiibi- tions in connection with ...

... ottelmyIDOM eSFONMMW~ I 65 FLZET STREET, Thursday sight. Tins being Ascension Day, the House of Lords showed their reverent regard for ecclesiastical festivals by not sitting. The proceedings in the House of Commons, notwrithstandixg the fact that the Prevention of Crime Bill Was fixed for second reading, have been dull as ditch water. At the commencement of the sit- I tinu Mr Joseph Cowan ...

... IGTERAL FOREIGN NE WS4 THE ARMY ORGANISAkTION IN TEi HBERZEGOVINA. Vienna, May IS. To-day's Arrnie Cauei publishes the new regalia tions for the urganisation of the Bosnian and Hierzeigovinian troniss. Tl'e oath of allegiance to the Emperor to be taken uy those whio are liable to military service in these provisites is couched in ute following terius:- I swear before Mlmighty God that I %will ...

... LA2IwCH Oil' THE STERAA YACHT BOADICEA. The latest addition to the steam ?? of the , Clyune wa ?? 1ixiieldVVorks h yesterday by Messrs Jol3n lita llr & Co., for Mr 'illiam P~erce, tbe vice-admiral ef the Modhook oc Yacht Club. On Iloieg the ways the new yacht i wras namned the Boadicee by M.Lrs Pearce. The Boadicea is JSO;., in leagtli over all, 24Sit. 2in, t beanm, and lMit. }7in. depto ...

... MANUAL AND BrACHIes 1ETR;G IN CLYDE SHIPYARDS. *The subject of a recent article appearing in theso columns wasq thle great loss of working time and the exorbitant demands of the iron- scerk section of shipyard artisans, and especiallY ofte ratrbdy of the riveting class. Thea purpose of the following notes is to show- to what extent hydraulio power is being adopted. to overtake riveted work, ...

... METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE, Sunday, 'Ma:1y 14, 820 r.U. THE chart this morning showed a rise of the baroreter over the whole of Scandinavia and the greater part of these islands and France, and the anti-cyclone held steadily over Scotian ad and our south-west coasts. In thO South of France, however, the mercury was falling, and a small subsidiary disturbance was shown near Biarritz. The weather was ...

... -P. GEORGE CAMPBELL AND DISES. TA1BLISHMIENT. The secretary of the KirkIaldy Liberal Aseocla. tion has just received the following letter from Sit George Campbell, in reply to a resolution asking ! him to vote for Mr Dick Peddie s motion, viz.:- London, .5b May, 1882 Dear Sir,-I beg to acknowrledge the resolwirons of your asmociation aud ?? jor Diesetablish- iaent received by ine last nigihtt. ...

... SCOTTISH ?? ARKERAS' ALLIANCE. DUPUfATIU( TO AT1S15ME FA1MPfl. Ye-terday a deputation from the Scottish Faruters' Alliance addressed a imeeting bf the farmers of Ayr.hire in the new Town flall, Ayr. The deparzatiocconsisted of Messrs Jaules Essle- mout, Lirton, Cuisaruond; W. Ii. M'Combie, Milton, Kennay; and W. Pi. Veid, advorate, Aberdven. Provost SrarZE, Ayr, was called to the chair, and ...

... *~DON6ORF~ESFONDEN . I 43L@NDON ?? ?? 65 FLEZT STREET', Wednesday Night. ;e) * ble Derby-day! Even Sir Wilfred C ohen he strolled into the House of t La 9 Soewbere about three o'clock, ,orns~ d ad regretful as be noted the Un- loe ad r Chaplin, ho took no pains to I bppin and the thim veneer of an assumed ?? 5ith which Mr Richard Power ( cbeer ?? aW equal weight of woe. To 'a tot eh dre?-ion ...

... THE DUKE OF WESTMENSTER ON LAND LEGISLATION. as An interesting and animated discussion took re place at the half-yearly meeting of the Cheshire Chamber of Agriculture on Saturday on the sub- *d jestof land legislation. The Dukeof Westminster, a president of the Chamber, occupied the chair, and d among the large company present were the Hon. Wilbraham Egerton, 4l.P., vice-president; Mr a Henry ...