... 40BANERUPTOY LAW ABND3BNT.'~ To T=Z MD;OH OF THE DLIT NRf O' Star-The annual teport of the Comptroller it in Bankruptcy having been presented to Parliament . and printed, I beg to direct public attention to some of the facts exhlbited in that paper, and also to figures disclosed in Me. Parkyns's insttutitfe reports, baring upon the present unfortunate position of this very im. g portant ...

... THE LA.ND CORPORATION OF IRELAND. ?? ii TO TIM EDITORL CT TIM DAILS ZIW t SuM,-The 1'reema7e's Journal and the oppo- I nents of the above movement in the House of commons c having endeavoured to blacken it by asserting that it is t an esterminating society, I venture to trespass on you P for the purpose of contradicting these statements. I a have no hesitation in emphatically denying that ...

... MVORE ABOUT BRIGHTONIr BRIGHTON, in some respects, confronts the sanitary engineer with task.) of exceptional difficulty. Some of its gradients are too rapid, while it lower portions are too level to allow of any gradient which can be reall- effective. After a storm the drainage of the higher streets pours dowt impetuously into the main sewer; but the latter, which empties itse4 at the Steyne, ...

... THE CRISIS IN EGYPT. THE CONFERENCE AND INTERVENTION. PARIS, Tune 30--A telegrafi from Constantinople received here announces that the Conference yesterday examined the proposal submitted by Lord Dl'uferin for a Turkish military intervention in Egypt. The desire was expressed to subject this intervention to such conditions as would in any case prevent it from becoming a Turkish occupation, and ...

... . CM4 obellittalo Oetud. - CETEWAYO'S VISIT TO ENGLAND. The Maritzburg correspondent of the Daily News telegraphs yesterday as follows Later news just received here from Zululand is favourable. The Resident has succeeded in inducing the iropis to disperse. This was prior to the decision respecting Cetewayo's visit to England. A resolution was brought forward in the Cape Parliament yesterday ...

... UiNIVERSITY Co usGE, LONDON. I The annual distribution, of prizes at this Coileg ai the Faculties of Arts and Lawende Sience to plac yesterdacy afbraooantheBotracalTheatre, whih wamas hilled, chiefly by studeats anul thteir frien4a includilg & large number of ladies. The Eal of Kix. BEXXXY, President of the College, occupied the chair, and among those resent were Lord REea S:s (eorge Young, ...

... . Wl stand, according to Lord SALIBURY, at a juncture possibly unparalleled in our recollection for its important bearings oin thc general interests of the empire. The Conservative leaders, therefore, have undertaken to interfere to guide the Goverinent in the management of one of the most difficult and complicated of international questions, from the platform of Willis's Rooms, under the ...

... 1&REOROLOGIOAL M PORE l S I aQDAlFSxlWS OPJo7Z I ADfYGS ?? MOIfLSYG BT I G AND Z*MBBA'S BAO Tat. 27. x V . 2. TH 2. MM 30.* r&R.I W.WNW a 6 _ . _tIS _ It1 a j::i 2 55i1 29 l>11i Corrected tc sea-leved and reduced to 320 F. T-ei Blnck lir.e show the height of the barometer at I o'clock an this and throc peviaoas esorags.' The dotted lines indicate the extrome variations daring yesttday aaad ...

... NATIONAL COMPETITION OF SCHOOLS OF rART. A vivid idea of the spread of art culture in this country is conveyed by au exhibition placed naidthe most remote recesses of the hideous buildingswhich sur- ?? Gardens. Beyond the dug-out canoes, specimens of brickwork, cast and wrought iron, and the models of steamships accumulated in the south galleries of Soutb Kensington lurk, in the seclusion of ...

... WEATHER STATISTICS -4- The folllowing Weather Statistics of the United d ingdot for ?? and sanitary purpoee. for the week enrede the 2'to oo June, have been isesed by the Meteorological Ohio, Tnr~zs cez aav: an. aiseALL B ?? Axeragea cur (Ainounts tenthi SCS |_ jbslievere . Ioa n uh. l 'car l IF F Ni4-- n r m w w ~ ~ ~~ a ~ i ~ ~ r w j X 7244 03 00 56 thbel. 8 11 ?Mnoro; 312'2 nC.'72! 44 00 50 ...

... *u WItE EDITOR OF TIE DArl: NEWS. Slll,-Th ere is a widespread impression that if anything wvre to happen to destroy the Suez Canal it Would make a dangerous difference in the time required to get troops out to India. Those familiar with ship- ping are aware that commercial naval architecture is developing itself in the direction of great carrying capacity, combined with great speed. I append ...

... valid ObellitTald Otb)4.. THE CRISIS IN EGYPT. rHE CONFERENCE.-RUATOURS OF INTERVENTION. Another sitting of the Conference was held yesterday at the residence of Count Corti. Although absolute secresy is still maintained, it is generally admitted (a Reuter's telegram. says) that the deliberations are not making progress. The Powers had anticipated that they would succeed in obtaining the co ...