... I Yesterday fifty con-commiseioned officers and -en of the 1st Battalion North ztaffordshire Re- ziment, under command of Captain Stanley, pro- ceeded by rail from Athlone to Tullamu;oe. Ai siolilar party, under command of Captain Con- nolly, also left Athlone by rail for Roscomamon to replace one company of the 2ud Battalion Royal Sussex Light Infantry, vwho return to head quarters at the ...

... PRESBYTERIAN YEWS. (FRo oua OWN CORRSlPONDENT.) The death of two ministers of the United Proes byterian Church is announced-the Rev A T Maclean, of Baillieston, and the 11ev P Merton, of the West Church, Stratbaven. The Rev Mr. Elder, of Busby, has sent a letter to the Clerk of the Glasgow United Presbyterian Presbytery (South), explaining that he has seceded because of the hostility displayed ...

... _ v ?? There were four hundred and ten entries at the Bristol Dog Show last week. The Attorney.General, 31r. Johnston, x P, left | {or England by mail steamer last evening. The Recorder sat at Green-street on Saturday and disposed of a number of criminal cases. In the House of Comnamons on Saturday the Electric Lighting Bill passed through committee. A child fell into Xingtown Harbour last ...

... TARLIAMENTARY.~ I i; 0 - 1I (ByFreeman5 Special Wire and Ordinary 1 Telegraph.) HOUSE OF COMMONS-SATURDAY The SPEAKER took the chair shortly after twelve 4 l'clock. FLOGGINGIN MILITARY SCHOOLS. Colonel MAKINS gave notice that on Monday he would ask the Secretary for War whether, bavin- regard to the fact that flogging wsa abo- lisbed in the army, but that militia subalterns and cadets in the ...

... I L _ t x A . . . The I Novoe Vremya, which is usuallv well. informed in administrative matters, sttes in a leading article that the Russian Government it actively engaged discussing, i roject for abolish4 ing exile to Siberia, This may seem an untruet worthy rumour to persons unacquainted wit( Russian progress; but it is in effect altogether i* harmony with the tendency both of the Russim ...

... CABS A-ND CARNEY. n ,: . ?? _ ,. I I _ . . The d re1ecee Laetv-een English and Irish ideaf2 has becn st-auaciv illu6.rated by the recent con- duct of a catiran. Lic the other nmembers of Liz professio., ti s cabman farmed a vehicle nr-un r. cabrupaster. Like his comrades, -e ald to pay oerv *bay a s ant o. fiom sixteen to nineteen shii- liu)gc for the rent of the horse and vehicle, and hle w.s ...

... THE PAYMEXT OF MEMBERS OF PARLIA- I .. . - MENT. A 2pecal meeting of the Provisional Committee in connection with the above movement was held at 111 J4geaWe-strelt last evening, Mr. Edward Kennedy in the chair. Also ?? Finperan, Magee, O'Con, nor, Rogan, 'Eliott, 'Mahon, Carroll, Martin9 &c, Tna following resolution was put sand carried ?? by Mr. J. ;. Hogan, and seconded by Mr. D. O'Connor. ...

... - ?? I Zile 5 ?),ourrtal. l _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ ?? CABLWGRAM contradicts cablegram. The! earliest Foreign this morning is more warlike than ever, while the Press Associa- tion announces no less than the sale of all Egypt to England by the Sultan. But| the news that will take firmest hold on the public mind to-day is that a sudden collapse crumbles the ground.under the Egyptian expedition. ...

... 1 (By F Freernan Speoial Wire and Ordinary Telegraph.) BOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. The LOBD CHAYCxLLOi took his seat at a quarter -Past four o'clock. I rHE PROTECTION OF TEM SUEZ CANALT. The 3Marquis of SALISBURY rose to ask a c1uestion of which he had given the Foreign Secre- te y private notice with reference to the state- tneuts made by the President of the Council in 1 the French Chamber. ...

... THE IAND ACT. ME LAND COMASSION COURT OF' APPEAL. (FROM 0U SCUL 4MOIrER.) Derry, Saturday. mr. Justice O'Hagan and Mr. Commissioner Litton, Q.C., sat in the Courthouse, Derry, at half- past ten o'clock, and resumed the hearing of fair .ent appeals. Estate of IL G. Murray-Stewart The landlord, Mr. Xurray-Stewart, who owns a oropeaty let to about 800 small tenauts near Ar- fara, county Donegal, ...

... (From ?? Lady Correspondent of tai es T'elegraph.) L EeryLondon. Tuesilav Evening. EvIrynation, however serious, W-cll aiWClls`e. b.certain times exhibit the caprices whlich are cii~ allowed to a pretty woman_` Ears Michelo~t inm _ 3Sof those extravagant essays on human a:., n. e, wrote for his own amusement and thep-, of his raiders. But at this identical ma~ma: It- idea finds application in ...

... C, -,I 'T -at. I Ote farmaifs burn DUBLIbN, TUESDAY, JULY 4. THu Government last night were in re- ality engaged defending their conduct R on Saturday. Anger defeats itself. Who- P soever- loses his temper in discussion 0 is himself lost. The discussion of last 3' evening would have been saved and w the Coercion Bill would have gone on in the 02 even tenor of its way had the Government a' ...