... MAMI NEWS. ALGIERs, WsrENEsnAr.-The British India steamer Patna,from Bombayand Kurrachee, left hereyesterday for London. BmrsBrAE, TuraDAr.-The Queensland Line steamer Roma left here to-day for London. CAIcuTA. WxDNkZsnAT.-The Dncal Line steamer Duke of Sutherland left this morning for London.-The Star Line steamer Alira arrived here this morning from Liverpool. COAnoiWx, WEDNEsDAY.-The Union ...

... I SFTO&TONOF ORDP4,1 AT ALEXXNDR~k. Th.~ greeat fire's have (lied out at Alexandria, leotiog- bev stopped by marines and seamen, and confidence reta e.gdirl emo is taking energetic Boat ~sbriidgrgtrd Adm rrlectmon. Pe u sse 5aiee to eupprossa the insurcin ebgi~e ?? econcig that with the consent of the Imetil 1osnr Goernmentie hasl undertaken the restoration was cha jrr.,ant o Monay a ...

... CTei, nDa'iI's', nerrof HlOUSE Or' LORDS.-MONDAY. was 0paiU A conversation took place on thle proposed railway rsil Co.- tlcrougtc tics lEph, ates Valley to India, a slbject to which r s o. ,me interest is imnpactedl by recent events in Egypt. lalimarir, 'TUESDAY. to thu Trho bill for the better protection of ancient monuments iagnsido afs pre oile bty the Lord (1hancellor, and~ read a first ...

... X FORIEIGN NEWS. be, EEU=hZ TMGR.W&MB ti THE ROYAL DUKES IN SPAIN. thUnW, JULY 5. at The Duke of Connaught arrived here this morn- -j to ing from Cadiz, accompanied by Captain Hannay w g and the H?on. 0. Har=bo . His Royal Highness re rs. was received at the railway station by King AfOnso. ml attended by an aide-de-camp. The Duke wili N he probably return to Cadiz to-night. The Duke of ,e ...

... PUBLIC BOAKDw 3n WATARoO LocAnBoAan.-The ordinary monthly lan ir meeting of this board was held at the Town Hal, lne v ; sW.aterloo, last night. There were present Mr. B. gao o 'Gibson, -who presided in the absence of the chair- to man, and Messrs. Harnden, IV. H. Wilson, and s, William Jones.-Mr. H. B. 'Wyatt, the secretary of not raV the Batepayers' Association, wrote inquiring, what Len at ...

... SALARIES QP OOR-lrAW - OFFICERS. A deputation from various boards of guardians waited oin the President of the Local Government Board yesterday for the purpose of asking that, as they had power to increase the salaries of their employts, they might have the power also of ie- creasing them with the permission of the Local Government Board when circumstances warranted that step. The followiry ...

... OUR LONDON CO SPONDINCE ' s5 X:1ati V - I B ~~LosDoN,- SArURDAYr BRNIGM ?? too a greatdeal of troubleleo extort from the Treasury Bench, _ta-y, the amount of ) -the vote of- credit. The House was impatient 3 to hear it; Sir Wilfrid Lawson joined the Tory 1 leaders i demading the information. But r Mr. Gladstone hpened for once to be late, 3 and Mir. Childeis tried all he could to get out of ...

... ILATESIT NEWS' . . I ie6 TEI COTRT, &C ro ry. (rns the Ofcial.Covrt Crcutar.) . M he WINDSOR CASTLE, JunLY 17. SI on *Eerl Sydney, ?? lord steward, and the Right C 1i- Hon. W. E. and Mrs. Gladstone, arrived at the L 1i7 castle yesterday afternoon. The Right Hon. W. Ai be E. Gladstone bad an audieune of the Queen. Her F on aig Majsty'sy dinner 'party included the Princess C Beatrice, the Duke ...

... a OUR. LONDON CORRESPONDENCE' it I I elyrLOON, SAzDAr EvuIa.TG| In the opinion of all his friends, Mr. Bright wU has crowned his career by his resignation. It [[Or is a resignation involving the most severe per- by sonal sacrifice. The personal sacrifice involved tes is best proved by the fact that it has taken er. place so tardily. A areat deal may be written to prove that to be ?? avail at ...

... THE BRITISH TEIMPER.ANCE LE CG V AND THE PRESTON JUBILEE. cc Next wechl nor fowl) will eelebrate thle Jubilee of 'Tre- totalism, and it Will niso woslcor!' for I ile fourthI tifloo tii5 p Conferenea connected with thle British Temipiranle p1] Lea-ue, which bee now its hrear quarters Iin Sheffield, batp which Bojlton for a lomrg Pei iod enj oyed . ILI AnticiptloO i- ' of thle ?? of nex.~t wecik ...

... THE~ ANLOEGYPTAN DIFFICULTY. I B4&1,BMEfNT OF THE ALEXANDRIA.-3IXG&- meter BLOWN Up.-STOPPAGE OF THE SUEZ ta briskl CANA. s ALXA'ORtA, Tuesday, 6Ip.m. The homn dsm flues rt~ mmencedat a quarter to aight this morning. badly bstjiestl ~ ~citsEnd Alexandra engaged and totally Thnu I h Lgt ousand Pheroisforts. The flagship mhen, tiesiruV' the linarob, ed the Pmbroke took up a better end detructie ...

... Xual iIflu. PRESTON GRAMMAR SCHooL DISTRIBUTION OF PmIZER.-We are requosted to announce that the annual distribution of prizes, echolarships, &e., will take place at the Grammar School, on Ifondav next. His ?? the Mayor ja not ieuning formal invitations beyond to the members of the Council, but be will be happy to receive in the Guild Hall, at 10 30 o'clock on that morning, any gentlemen who ...