... &I N;l - OWA I THE STATE OF IRELAND THE conditions under which social intercourse is now carried on in Ireland are fairly depicted in our front-page engraving. At dinner parties, balls, and all society gatlierings,'there is always a large attendant number of police-and detectives, and according to Truth the invitations to the Viceregal Lodge at Dublin now bear, in the corner, the letters P.P ...

... LATEST WAR PREPARATIONS, The Duke of Cauibxidge was twiic at the War Offiee yesterday, in consultationl foe several hours with tie alief officials, Mr. Childers re- omaining until his Parliamentary duties called 1 him away to the Houe of Commons. A seeting of the Lords of the Admiralty was held at 12 O'lock ii the apartmient of the First Urd at Whiteal, Lord Nqrthbreok presidin. There I were ...

... IRELAN.N (BY TELEGRAPU.) (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) DUBLIN, MaomAy KiGoT. Alabourer named John Lyons, living in 'a low quarter of thecity, was arrested to-dayon sis- picioa of bsin, concerned in the Sevlle- p ace murder.i. He was lodge& in Sti ainbarn Gaol. To-day, at the ] ad journed inoiry respecting the death of the murdere d mau, John kenny, further evideuce was given which i tended to ...

... [THEitiR'ISISSiN EOYPT1I BOMBARMENT OF THE FORTSAT ALEXANDRIA. DESTRUCTION OF THE , wo . .A THE RESISTANCE OF THE 8 EGYPTIANS. eE OUR LOSSES. a] NOTE OF THE PORTE T p C The following telegrama have been received at V4 the Admiralty: tl Admiral Sir Bealachamp Seymour telegraphs N that the ships opened fire at seven o'clock f this morning, and the return fire from the S forts is weak and ...

... ?? -c-beftialrd: -,Otwdo WAR PREPARATIONS. Orders were received at Aldershot, Portsmouth, and other stations yester. day for all cavalry, field baiieries, &c., tunder orders for active service to ulraw ;to'draw their, stores and complete. all Arrangements at once, so as to be in irhmediate readiness. f In addition to the 7th Dragoon Guards and 19th Htussars, the folloli cavalry have received ...

... 1 THIE FLAG OF TRUCE. gre da of truce displayed by the Egyptians yesterday seems to have been m~ere e-;edielnt to gain thirc. The Pilttrn gunboat was sent wvith Flag- a feral e t l ambton on board to inquire what proposals the Egyptian authorities had to make, but it appeared that they had none to offer. The Sta.qlareps ,prtespoadent says:- i Ilr~paslt three the ?? fern arrivc . alonbsill. ...

... I The camip of Wimbledon opened yesterday with every urospect of its proving a most sliccessful gathering if only the wveather proves fine. TIhe lcoacil of the National Rifle association ale enabled to announce a very satisfactorv all-rould improve montt in the number of entries. The changes of position and also an improvement in the arrangements for the shooting for the Queen's prize have ...

... YESTERDAY'S SUMsARy. I~ - Yesterday Jane Golding, aged 50, residing at 4 Artillery-square, was brutally attacked by a man, who kicked her until several of herrilbs were broker, L She was admitted to Westminster hospital. John Brostle, living at Bishopshead-court, Grayly inn-road, was admitted to Charing-cross 1iespit yesterday with an injury to his foot. While ec. vating with a pickaxe the ...

... UP to the hour at which we write, the situation in Egypt is practically unchanged, except that the panic-strice4en efilux of Europeans, and espcinlly of French people, continues. 'Arabi holds to his posi- tion on land, and our ships maintain a masterly inactivity in the harbour. But though no shot has been fired, war preparations are going on with so much briskness in the English arsenals, ...

... SUNDAY MORPNIf(G'S TEkEGRAMS. THE VERY LATEST NEWS. XleynoZ8s's Neowspaper Office, Sunday, 4 a.m. [1EUXTE?'S TELEGDAIS, ZTC.] THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS. Madrid, July 7. A despatch received here from Gibraltar states that two battalions of English troops stationed there have received orders to embark immediately for Malta. Paris, Saturday. The Minister of Marine has given orders that all the ...

... G1ENBRAL NEWS. Mr. Eugene 'Schayler, has been ronmnateed usited States Minister to Rournania, Survia, and Greece. Mr. Edgar BsayliB was on Tnesday afternoon appointea to the office of solicitor to the City Cemmissione's. of Sewers. The salary is £1,200-per annum. The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has appointed Mr. Thomas Hamilton to be a temporary resident magis. trate for the counties of Galway ...

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