... RTJTECTION OF, THE CONFERENCE. TTHE SULTAN AND THE MIILITARY PREPARA- TIONS, (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS,] OAmeo, -Juno 5. In consequence of the protest Tnade by the British Government against thle military prepara- tions in Egypt, the Sultan has telegraphed to the Khedivo desiring him to request Arabi Pachni to discontinue them and also to give orders for cessation of the work on the fortifications ...

... BA&TH. SArITAUY CoosMrMITTr,-A foetnightly meeting of tsle t Sanitary Committee of the Town Counci! was held n yesterday, Alderman Taylor in the chair, Mr. Solomon r Francis tent in a memorial with reference to certain c sewer pipes supplied to his house at Ea-tville, Ein con. I tention that it had been customary for the committee to tl pay for such pipes, and that in making a charge in this C ...

... olao T?zralb - ,a.VW TUESDAY MIORNING, JUNE G., in the House of Lords yesterday aibill'deal, ing with burglary and forgery was introduced} th( by Lord Bramnwell and read a first time. 1eoply-t ing to questions regarding the affairs of --gypt, an Lord Granville said there was no truth in the Aid statements that the Sultan had refused his raJ assent to the proposed Conference, ,and that ha. Lord ...

... SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS, Sir Stafford Northcote visited Plymouth on Friday for the purpose of attending a complimentary banquet to Mr. John Treitnyne, formerly member for East Corn- wall, who was recently the unsucoessful candidate for the representation of that division. The banquet was held in a large tent erected in the grounds of the Earl of Mount-Edgecmbe, and there was a ...

... .'GWRAL OME NEWS- - fss RGTN hor to J:}oAIM 6h hadx~darsol, ti a SUrpimflS ease of poisoinsix, r-ultig in the i.t of a young ?? named MoX cbe fnerdaua at the Sussex County Hospital, W te Town Hal yeterday, evenn 'by, the Dp BruhPi Coronr.De&saed and another nuarse ullivan, who, like her, bade L last nine months,a l th i Sullivan stating ti her to Dover. They did not retr to tehsiabt' about ...

... MOVEMENTS OF SOUTH WALES VESSELS. Scots Greys arvd Aden, coaled and proceeded for Genoa and Marseilles, 4th Free Lance arvd Marseilles, from Cardiff, 3rd lihosina arvd Port Said, from Cardiff, 4th John Marychnrch passed Dover, from Taganrog for Hull, 5th S W Kelly arvd London, from Jamaica, 3rd Thos Turnbull left Port Said, for Sulina, 2nd Cosmopolitan left Malta, for Glasgow, 3rd Earl of ...

... I _ i SHOOTING AT COWGL. e- |Thle prospects of Scott.ish small-bore shooting sd have beers very maaterially adivanc ...

... THE STRIKE OF AMERICAN IRON- WORKERS. (TIlEs TIZLEGP4,i.) Philadelphia, June 4. The ironworkers' strike spreads, and the entire ?? district is now idle, the mills that were working on June 1 having closed. The labour situation in Pittsburg is unchanged, excepting that the coal and coke interests show more plainly the effect of the ifrike in curtailing sales. Nearly every furnace in the Ohio ...

... TRALEE LADIES' LAND LFAGUE. |(FR10! OURD CORTI;BS.ONDFNT.) Is a o u O n e e o u u a s t' U e o F S Te , M o n d a y . A rneetirg of the Miss IRe noids' branch of the Ladies' Land League, TrsIe. was held in the ! offices of the Kerrv Sentinel' on Saudav even- t ing, Mrs. W. ?? Stack pre;iding. ben tohe ms.ting wr:S aboat to cQ m mence Con- I stal)le Griffin and Sub-constable Fitzgermld pre- ...

... Major R. L. Anstrutber of the Rifle Brigade,' Garrison Instructor at Dover, will complete five years' service with the ta-ff on the 1/;th instant, but it is said that he will be allowed an etension of his period of appointment. Captain A. E. Dalzell, of the and Battalion Oxfordshire Light Infantry, staitioned at the Curragh Camp, has been selected to proceed to Sweden to study Professor Ling's ...

... ITUE EGYTIAN DIFFICULTY. C&,srAvt!o0PL2, Sunday. Dervish Paslm, who left Constantinople this. morn- ing, will be received by the Governor of Alexandria and Hssan pasha Relim, who will rernain in attend- ance on him. He will be lodged in the En-cha c Palace, close to Ismailieh, now used by the Khedive. i The statement that the Sultan has declared the Y mission one of conciliation, and considers ...

... LLANDAFF. CHARGE AGAINST A PUBLICAN.—At the Llan- daff petty sessions on Monday, before Messrs J. Prichard, and Edward David, William Matthews, landlord of the Cow and Snuffers Inn, Llandaff Yard, was charged with selling beer during prohibited hours, on Sunday, the 21st May. P.S. Roberts proved that two men en- tered the house, and were supplied with beer at four o'clock on the day in ...