... of thtgap Fgyptiau news is again exceedingly meagre, the sole items of interest being the confirmation of the reported massacres at Tantah and Kafrezayat, and the sudden departure of Dervish Pasha for Constantinople. The excitement in Cairo con- tinues, but no disturbances have yet occurred The Porte still delays its reply to the note of the Powers. At yesterday's sitting of the House of Com- ...

... rARLIAMENTARY NOTES I [plosM OURS LONDONI CORsESPONDMrSN'r] MIR. BRIGHT'S RESIGNATION. HouBE OF Co7i¶m , MO,;D&AX NiGuIT, As is usually the case when a scene of any kind is expected the attendance at prayers this afternoon was vesy large, aud when order, was called at a quarter paest four o'clock the members' galleries as well as the floor of the House were occupied, The peers' gallery was ...

... TBE 'WIMBLEDON MEETING. The Duke of Cambridge and the Dukei and Dachesses of Connaught and Albany V'i9ted the camp yesterday, aud inspected the Canadian team, afterwarde visltin-7the Cottage. Chet'erhouse won the A'hburton Shield with a grand total of 346, Clifton being second, The Spencer Cup was won by Corporal Leatt, Glenalmond, after a tie with Mason, Marlborough. The Eloho Shield competi. ...

... THE RESIGNATION 01 MR. BRIGHT. 8ah~y's Titl'~ I%'cres contained the fallo'vinv - We lhve Ue&SLrI to beliova that Mr. Iraight announced to hie ?? UEa ?? his intention of ree igniog office owing to his ?? from the EgypUan policy, The proper communication will in due time be made to the Queen, mneanwhile Mr, Bright will discharge such duties as belong to the Chnncellorship of thei Duchy of Len- ...

... E G Y P T. APPREHENDED OUTBREAK AT CA.IRO. A. HOLY WAR PROCLAIMED. FURTHER MTASSACRES OF EUROPEANS. INCENDIARIES SHOT AT ALEXANDRIA. THE POWERS AND THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION. [BRUTaB'S THLEUAMSs,] ALEXANDBJA, MONDAY EYvR nNG..Notwithetandiig the reassuring advices received yesterday, the fears of a native outbreak at Cairo are increasing. ALcXANDuA, TuESDAY, 2.30 Por,-The idea of oc. cupying ...

... THE WA TER SUPPLY OF ALEXANDRIA CUT OFF 13Y THE REBELS. THE IDENTIC NOTE: TURKEIY'S REPLY. THE CONFERENCE AND THE SUEZ CANAL. [REUTMrS TVLEGRADIS.] ALEXANDnrA, TunRSDAY.-Sir Archibald Alison and several officers have reconnoitered to within three mile of Arabis poSitions, which were found very strong. Th rebel army have divertcd the canal supplying Alexan- dria with water. CoNsTANlINoPLF, ...

... PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMONTS. I .. 1 . - AtT ?? - .. l1 Ven. Gcorgo Henry Crovillo Anzon, MA., A Roder of fi3chl-ill. ?? and Archdeacon of Mancilester C a01nonl of buan. chestter Cathellral. Rev. R. S. Arnold, M.A,, Curate of Suckloy ; Rector' of Grafton, Flyford. PaItron, the Eonrl of Coventry, Rev. Arthur Beal, M.A, Curate of St Jonln, Rydoe -aetor of Wllitchnrcli. Patron, Mr. J. R. West. ...

... Affr woutoponkno A 11 letters MWrs be accompa ntied by the no nes and addresses Of thre Ivrilcr?, net necersa)-iipfor' yrdticat ion, but for the satisfaction of the Editor, Wec cannot unsdcrtakc to return, re'jeeted C'c~~uiicat ions, THE AVONSIDE ENGINE COM1,PANY (LIMITED), To the Editor of the Mc,'crry and Post. Son-We shall esteem it a favour if you will remove the impression caused by the ...

... FARLIAMENTARY NOTES. [Fotoce Oun LONDOUR COR NDOt cOrnENT.] oxr,;z - 01v-oims, TrUESvAvNGteT, A rcenes of adwiirabae disorder has been witnessed in the House of Commons this afternoon, through a variety of causes. The business of the sitting was the Arrears Mil], wbich has been d clarca urgent, as the existence of a great body of the Irish peasants depende upon its pasesge. Inctead of that ...

... The Alexandria correspondent of the Times, writing on Saturday, sap :-I have just returned from the town, having landed with the second detachment of Marines. The force of 200 men was under the oommand of Major Phillips; it was accompanied by Sir Auckland Colvin and Admiral Hoskins, We landed at Ras.rl.Tin, when General Sir Frederick Goldemid joined the party. Passing through the native ...

... VJLLS AND BEQUES'.M The w~ll of Mr, James Dixor, 13te of No. 123, Wcstbourne-terracs, who died on AMay 17 last, was proved on the 3C~h ult, the vrlue o' the personal e6atA beit). upwards of £131,000. TIle wl1, wivb reven codicile, of Sir Thomat Erakino Perry, late of No. 36, Eaton-plac3, P313rave-square, and of the Ficker^3e, Futmer, EIucks, who diei on Api.L 22 last, war proved on the 11th ...

... LATEST .FOREIGN NEWS, [REUTEleS TFULRGES.,j i4i~b, '1CE$1~ INDfA. Ihis trocof; at thre dope PCal of thfe Govurnmen t for ie. ic a SPAIN. MADRID, Tur-,J AY.-A ?? envoy from the Sulita of Mlorocco bac bad en intervievw with the Alinistsr for Foreign Affairs. It is believed that the Spauiqh Govern. mert will content to an exchenge of territory on the west cesst of Africa for some other territory ...