... Local ana wit-irt. I I THE LATE MR. THOMAS DUTTON.-The remains of the 7laty Mr. Thomas B. M. Dutton, for nine- teen years the librarian at the Manchester Athenaeam, were interred at the Salford Borough Cemetery, Mode Wheel, on Saturday afternoon. Mr. James M'Oullagh, of Manohester, has been appointed to the librarianship and assistant secretaryship of the Manchester Mechanics' Institution. Ons ...

... - S T - - TAT F i EL . I - I. 0 0-FT,'STA:TE, OF IRFLIAND. it ^ ''THltn PHCEDNIX PARIt1IflIPEIIS.. The Piess Assooton Dublir 'orrespo ndc~ report3' that two men vhose oappeartrain0' corresponded %vita:th' deseriptidn given of the Phmni;. Park murd~rers Avq re ,s5font tbe shoreg of Lough Neagh, near Portadoivn- On Saturda>y - but np to the presenat, notwvithtaindi'ng the pblice have scoured the ...

... i- : HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDoAY. . Lord GRANVILLE, replying to a question by Lord Salisbury, stated that the state of affairs in Egypt was very serious. He explained the novementof the Govern- ment, and added that HerMajesty's Government had thought it right to ccede to a proposal of Francs for a couference of the Powers at Constantinople, having for its object the maintenance Of the normal ...

... | THE RELIEF OF THiE RERSECUTED RUSSIAN I I JEWS.. 1- A meeting was held on Wednesday evening at the old Town Hall, Manchester, in support of the Society to Collect- Small Weekly or other Subscriptions in Co operation with the Manchester and Salford Relief Fund for the Persecuted Russian, Jews. The society was formed on the suggestion of the Rev. Dr. Salomons, at a meeting held at the Great ...

... I I FOP'EIGN NEWS.' . ?? t] THE EGYPTIAN DIFFICULTY. ARIVAL OF THE TURKISH COMMISSIONERS u IN EGYPT. - Dervish Pasha, First Commissioner, Lebib Effendi P and Ahmed Essa Effendi, Second Commissioners, and | Vilmy Boy, Attach6 to the Mission, left Constantinople on Sunday morning on board the Talia for Alexandria, on route for Cairo. The Commission consists of 35 persons. All the foreign ...

... FO I NE S. TIMI CRISIS IN EGYPT. THE SITUATION IN ALEXANDRIA. On Saturday it was announced at Alexandria that Rfaghib Pasha had consented to undertake the forma- tion of a new Ministry. Official information was received there' thab the British Government had despatehed some more merchant vessols to Alexandria to embark English and German fugitives;. A telegram fronm Alexandria of Sunday's ...

... %-r- . 11 I - Lot.4 Anb Vi5trict. I - 11 Lord Egerton is steadily. regaining strength, G &MC it is Hoped that as soon Ms more genlial weather Sets, l fll his Lordship will be enabled to take outdoor exercise th in a Bath chair. fo; Hannah Br'oadhurst Walton, aged 8 months, a ,daughter of Jessie Walton, of j12 Wleaste Lane, t~o Pendleton, on Monday night, died from the eff ects of th scalds ...

... I - -DTUCTUIVE MIIs FIRE, - l Late on Mbonday eveontinga serious fire o'urred at DIDo* Lane Mill, near Rtadcliffe ?? to Mesoomo Tootal Broadhurst, Lee, and CO.' which sprealted inextrarei total destruetion of tile spinning muill, tho damngo being estimsated at i35,0mi. The mill which covers a largoe area, consisted of three ~vearinfiashed, Botaincing 500 looms, carding rooms, witho1carding ...

... YROES'SIONS IN SALFORD. The usual Whit-Friday processions of the children attending the Roman Catholic, Church of England, and Nonconformist' Sunday Schools in Salford took place yesterday. The weather was not wholly favourable. Though, happily for children, the rain kept away, a strong and rather unpleasant breeze prevailed during the day, sweeping the dust from the highways and causing some ...

... | THE LADIES' LAND LNAGUE. it The weekly meeting of -th e Lsaies' Land League was n hold in Dublin onl Tuesday. It was stated that during 1, the Past week £865 had been expended on the families ig of evicted persons and prisoners' families, and '£340 on it prisoners detained under the Coercion Aet: £ !2 had *e een received for the general fund, and £48 for the pri- g soners' fund.-MissPAwNErL ...

... At the Holyhead petty sessions, on Taesday, before :Iaiuor.Genaral Hughos, Mr. Robert Roberts, and Mr, Griffith Williams, Mqr. John Roberts, solicitor, Bangor. %pplied for the issue of a summons against the Rov. John Richards, M.A., rector of Aberffraw, and a magistrate for Anulesey, for having un- lawfully disturbed a grave and disinterred a body. The court was crowded, the proceedings having ...

... MISGELLANEOIJS FOREIGN NEWS. 3IISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS., A telegqram from Victoria, in Vancouver's Island, says: Disastrous reports continue to be received from the flooded districts in the Fraser Valley. The gu nas and Chillimaclh prairies resemble all iuiand sea, and tho inhabitants are flying to the higher groands for safoty. The loss caused byi the inundations is enormous. tater ...