... FRIDAY, JUNE 23. The weather to-day has been rather finer than of late, but is still unsettled. From this evening's observations it appears that the rise of the haro- meter in the south has now extended to Scotland, I and continues at all the southern stations excepting Dover, where a slight fail has taken place since the afternoon. The wind at Stornoway is still south- easterly, but in other ...

... THE COURT, &c. an Borsn Vrsn' To Hn-ThO Prince and Pinucess of Wales Oisited Hastinep yesterday for the purpose of openiag Alexandra Park and St. Leonurd's Convalescent Home for Poor Children. Their Royal Highoesses arrived about noon, and were met at Hastings Station by the Mayor and Corporation, who presented an'address. On their arrival at the park, whither they were-escorted by a ...

... i GAZ .. FTTE NEWS. (From th Ios Gaete of last NVi=fW- BAUBTCY ANULL11 Pnrch~ J. W*. S7 MOo street, London, ecJ& to c ?? l erewell. end Mah, WllambCndt, both in giddl WM~l~rod rarrott, ?? ,gbtns mer,forhapel-treet, but atrad Bedford*rowMiddleeex solic torpa-llII Middleser4I Butler, George Ernest, late of C lII, Surray. 0 ing asli-road, Croyd. ro and of Corms l,'Oms, suer 'Barnard, Edward ,P I ...

... [REUTER' TEIBGRAJEJ THE EGYPTIAN CRISI The proposl for-a conference of ambassasorsr.. ?? cuees greant ?? 30 the European population, being regarded as n I indication of delay in the final settlement of tt Egyptian question. Thne native papers El . and El Z3fchrae have been suspended for one I month, by ordertof Arab1 Pasba,oan the ground of having published artiles endangering the msin4 ...

... IN.TnIRMEtri' OF MLR. BouRKE.-Tbe remains of the 9 , late Mr. Walter M. Bourke arrived at Athione by ' the midday train yesterday, accompanied by rela- y tives of the deceased, end were conveyed under a, large escort of police for interment in the family : vault at Barnacarroll Chapel, county Mayo. Only a few of the deceased's Mayo tenants attended the 9 funeral. Twelve police were sent to ...

... CL| M WIELL SEIZC OF ARMS. I THE FENIAN ALARM. It is asserted that within the last few days the t detectives have received information that the 2 prisoner Walsh was arrested and suffered two c years' imprisonment in Ireland in 1867, under ther provisions of the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act, b for complicity in the attempted Fenian rising in r! that year. Tche noice are at present making tr ...

... =9b =__M 6Itp~ & ttg# ?? PorLTEX s3 Br.EXA. St 0 a] ,lerCess of Wales yesterday nnveiled, h ?? Tit Church, 'Windsor, a window e' ;M~irngl the escape of her Yaeasty ot 7wasination, on the 2nd March last. o' I~t~ Eouse of Lords, the Liverpool iI B:. cill was read a third time ir ?? The filarquis oi Waterford, a] twd for any correspondence relating V i re ease of Messrs. Parnell, Dillon, ad r\ ...

... MAMI NEWS. Arwmounc, TuEsDAir.-ThC Great Western Line steamer Somerset arrived to-day from Montreal. Alt~, TustslAY. - The Peninsular and oriental steamer Rosetta, with the Tendon mails of the26thnIt., left here this morning for Bomba. The British India, steamer Quetta, from London. left here yesterday for Colombo, Madras, and Calcutta. BAsBAtsOES, SATURDoAY.-The Harr!son Line steamer Mediator ...

... LETTIS TO TiE R THlE PoLIer-p 1 11!) Pon *THE- POLICp &'I ?? erthe PoHee Band a hirfre , ~eyteibil state ofa ?? ing pity ?? the ?? lxi, , a ii ntb ofhear-ma such a bainl itia site woul be sre to.rt''lr ~ tstoeadtaste Of thle , ices tone a Pnd 5 on. the preJ)t1' *er 'rl ?? isle d thd other by alie, t' -4 oredereri, the lights and sha>-,'iit cry jniglht, farewell I1) St1s15i ir ?? olk- ...

... SPECIAAL TELEGRMS, tcC. I A Portsmoufi&correspondent says the Heck. v torpedo store boat, yesterday received sudden i orders to prepare at once for service. t The Naval Reserve Squadron, of which the Duke r *pf Edinburgh is vice-admiral, left Portland yester- c day for a month's cruise. A fire broke out at Bury St. Edmunds at midnight c on Thursday, destroying the West Suffolk County a Club ...

... In opening the Dublin Commission yesterday, Chief Baron Pallas referred to the crimes in which the offenders had escaped. The returns show that | there weas 56 per cent. of undetected crime in the cit, and 70 per cent. in the country. This afforded matter for grave reflection. As to the Phoaix Park murders, there was not, he understood, any chance of bnnging the perpetrators to justice. MIr. ...

... ISALE TOF ROSSETTI'S LIBRARY01 LorONN, SATURDAY. The house in which Rossetti lived during his (1 last twenty years is the large and gloomy one (almost as much barn as mansion, so far as el- ternal appearances go) which stands midway between the 6helsea Pier and the New Embankment, It was formerly called Tudor w House, from the tradition that Elizabeth 17 Tudor lived in it. Rossetti was the ...