... (RxUTR's TELEGA.) - I :1 C airo,.May 29, 5.10 P. I Arabi Pasha demands the withdrawal of thel circular recently issued by the lhedive pernittiog i the provincial authorities to stop recruiting. I 1 Constantinople, -May 29. The Ministers again held a Council to-day to dicluss the question of Turkish intervention in' ,Egypt, but still no resolution has been taken. The I majority are in favour of ...

... - AllVERY OF IBMLFR vAT I WASMH - _- I! IMpS'LDLNkG UEVOLVOTION X IN' sn i 0AE During the last few years there has been it capidly growing in importance what is known as n, the ammonia process of making alkali, or car- va bonate of soda, and which has been threatening, pi to supersede that of the great French chemist, in Leblanc, a process which was introduced into ga this country by Muspratt ...

... BrAVEIRV 1,EW.A.RD]D. Te ca Marins Board at Hull have presented chronometer to Mir H. Solway, master of e Min a ack Clara, of Hull, awarded him by of Germany in ?? of i thperer. ?? the crew of the German. 'gnitos December last. The German for full, Atr Schultetas, has also I Co' t be given to the crew of The tnu of £15 has likewise ___Cl5re.t by Mr Schultetts for the crew b er' smack ...

... SHIPS AND SUBMARtINE CABLES. In reply to the representations of the telegraph compauies that there should be some distinctive siguals to distinguish vessels engaged in cable workL from vessels net under control, tbe signals in the Board of Trade Regulations having hitherto been the same for both classes of vessels, and hbving led to danger and inconvenience, the Board of 'Trade have ...

... LOSS OF A CATrEERLINE FISHinG BOA; | I TRTEBS MEN DROWNED. STONENAVEN, Saturday. - Sad news agaiw reaches us from the beautiful fishing village a Catterline, situated on the Kincardineshire coas between Stonehaven and Bervie. At this vii lage the crab fishing is prosecuted with consider able success, and it is customary for the fishes men at this season of the year to make a run t; the haddock ...

... THE REPRESLNGTATION OF EL~ ADDINGTONSHIRE. ADDE ZY X-E LWEAI WA TE, Last night Mlr IL B. Finlay, Q.C, Ldon, who R lane been adopted by the committee of the Had-. PA dingtonshire Liberal Association as their candiaedej in at the next election, addressed a meeting of the u's electors of the Tranent district in the PrimitiveoI Methodist Church, Tranent. The circustances i nl in which Mir Finlay ...

... 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 ...

... FAW Fg AT WOILE J| AUK, -- I t ?? the nmembers of the BarOGy jtsord vias-ed the asylau at Woodilee, ?? tg0 foundatio-stons of the new faflfr a ?? t~e .As is n ?? newn, the Board ar the pro r aaubtW tact of ladinte oi3-efreatire lposessions extend to well 1 J0tr~ ,cres, and tbe dawry and stock farm gruction will be spaifousx sb ;eoDipPed ' le steading li a SbOut a I t elS 45ledest of the asvlum ...

... METfOfOLOGICAL OFFICE, Sunday, May 28, 8.30 r.M. TaR general appearance of the weather is scarcely so settled as of late, but this morning the baro- meter showed a rise over the whole of Western Europe, the change being greatest on our western coasts and amounting to nearly half-an-inch. At Valencia, in consequence of gradients had de- creased, bat as pressure remained highest over France and ...

... GLASGO.W IE6TITUTF, OF THE FUNE AT1'S. The following is the completed list of pictures sold at the receut Exhibidioso of the Institute of the inue Aris:- Ainount previously reported ?? z44 90 324. lundssousin, 'Alex. Davidsuu ?? 2) 00 377. A Woodlild Lurn, i . ?? 9 0 ., 3. Doubtful wVeartor,' C. J. vx ?? 55 0 94t. '''dlur els, Alice teeha ?? la 1 0 J. Liloupet Usateserr J. i. Laing ?? 2 ...

... THi NE SW CA LEDONIAN ENGINE SHEDS I AT HAMILTON. Last night the new locomotive engine sheds in i connection with the Caledonian Raiway, adjoin- ing Hasilton (West) Station, were occupied for the first time by Eome 30 engines. The erections I -the operations connected witl which have been in progress for two years and a-hailf, and which p will not be completed until the end of June-are the ...

... E- TCELSONS' SCHOOLS. eters-..e p-- ro and other friends met te i r-.. La t;ie Hetchesons' Grammar no ttreet, for the purpuse of present- -j :e ? :> t. e successful competitors durimJ 'net- e>; ?? ?? presided, and prasen ?? itoe. Messrs D. Millar, J ?? Len, D. Russell, and fleuderson; 8s:- DjtP I'rinciual Jawieson, Dr Laing, ctrttN Cs i,, W in. Sitwee, James Thoelson, L'EPTOR announiced tho ...