... LONDON WO EXT AND TDZGIPTZAXf CIRI8 S. I^# ^ A ?? - ing. conrerence, convened by members of London work- ing men's clubs and other organiwations, was held an Friday evening at the Westminster Palace Hotel, under the presidency of Mr. B. Luoraft, a member of the London School Board, to consider the action of the Government in reference to tbe present crisis in Be t There was a large attendance, ...

... G R BDENING. Boss.-It is but necessary to see an exhibition of roses, whether of cut flowers or plants in bloom, to induce us readily to admit that in truth the rose is the queen of flowers. But then it is a queen of that accommodating nature which evokes universal love and admiration. It is the floral queen--not of the select few, but of the many-indeed,'of the world at large. A humble ...

... . SPOAT XGL ONOIGB .THE ZM2ETUlG AT LIVEEPOOL. TO TEE Elim0a 0F TMM UA1 Y NERW Smn,-Notheing -of imnportance took p19AM inl the London miarket. to-day, and ?? p luooks like being reduced to four or five etarteniou 2. Wednesady. The arrival list at Aintree up to this evening betolcens a; Poo r Meating, despite the heavy money given to be sian for; but the weather is so fine that themorth ...

... :iTdOROiO *I i . - m T ~: 3?022~fi Iorm c . .. . 6 * I - £4ZEY X1. It ,OWO& RU. v TM Z wA1m3A'S BY NW$V AND Z'MRAS BAROMZ d- - As:ISX ?? .,1 .O St. : WM. it., a RA.. 9. . . . . - Ui-.'.1tH. - .A3. . .Uoyytced to sea-level and reduced to 820 F. The ble Ues show t(hb of th eb meit Mt I o'dock on this and thre prvou °me The dote sines ?? h extem vrltos daring y and tho two ?? der. I The initial ...

... fi7, ENT.. mnos Si~r >iyiw Usod YW*A¶._oe 14 Da itook tfteappot itY i.Yvnga T few remarls on newspaper itellige *Ili& . jinosidexaton o ther~ight hon 'a e -I personal ans of i*tiq.tiqi.-14 fr , e$ i %= 1 were- listened. to .Wit .mered7 attention n ?? . 'ply toM. lmea.rett thd Pr er -MadetI important ittt 'teth spmect to athirsin Egot. He* o d th iforma6in of the aeceptati btY -Tu* ?? Note- ...

... LIBEBTY ANDI PROPERTY DENCE LEAGUE. I A moetit summoned by Lord Eleho was held at the Westmnster Palace lotel yesterday to establish au association with she above name. Among the gentlemen present were Lord Portescue, Lord Whas. cliffe, Lord lBrabourne, Lord Dunrimmm, Sir Georg Sot, Mr. Sidebottom, Mr. Knowles IM.P., Mr. T P. Bouverle, and Sir Edward Watkin, MLP. Letters had been received from ...

... THE PEFUGEES FRoll EGOPG. TO TIM EDtOR OF TILE D.AY NtS. S}E,-I trust the public 'wil allow m, ?? to draw their attention to the urgent neesities- of the European refugees fron Egypt at malzo A ?? was held at the 3Mnsion House this morning to receive a very inpotant comniun:- cation from the Governor of ilnlta, depietin the sadly destitute state of the rnfs, a enforcing very strongly the utter ...

... -am (aMOMY~O OOA DWftV ?? herdondiefarmnof Mr. Lynch, who was shot dead : t unday afternoon. The purport q the evidence is to the effect that the deceased man befor iis isdeath and while he~was perfectl coni- scione sed Ntinotlythat he had been ahot byamwan pawed Fanois Hynes, who is in custody. The stateF mnent wasmade to Captain MbTerna . - Rl The ~e:-E of the deceased staW that at last ...

... Ei. At the Mansion House yesterday WMiar, Vgam Ramsey, George William Foote, and Edward William Whittle appeared before the Lord Mayor in inswerto a summons issu~ed at the instasceof Sir EHenry Tyler, M.P., charging them with having pub- lished on the 14th June last a certain blhemous tibel, in a joual called the Frttinker. a 1 U.r. Moloney was counsel for the prosecution; Mr. Iiokfold, ...

... XASSAC01E OF Eu1ROPEAMS.' ,ARABI CALLING THE EGYPTIANS TO ARMS., EXPECTED ADVANCE ~ OF HE BRITISH. Admiral Seymour on Monday issued a manifesto Ainouncing that with the consent of the Egyptian Government he had undertaken the restoration of order in Alextindria, and that all incendiaries would-. be shot, and pillagers flogged for the first offence, and executed if caught a second time. The ...

... . A meeting of Lnlldon cab-masters, representing 1.000 vehicles, was held on Monday evening at the Barbican repa'sitorv, with the object of concerting measures for the institution of a fund for mutual protection in view of the disaffection of the drivers. Mr, i. itymill, who presided, said the entire pur- pose of the meeting was to establish a fund with which to enable the cab-mastes sin ...

... NAVY STATIONS FOA JULY, 18s2. l Achilles, Chanueli Fow, C. of G. H. Orvell. 0. of Ireland Squad - ildtrrn. Freorand.Nwotnd. Oshorne, lortsmouth Agincort.Chlioiiel Firedy. S.a. coast of Pegasus, Singlapore vqued. ; Aldcrr. S. Aurerica Penelope. First re- ArbnrO ri, Bermuda Fire Queer., Portsmh. serve squad. Albeitiusio CirBO Firm, itidor to.terd Elislonrutl flostlndies Aklbsta, ?? Wnruen ...