... WHAT THE WORLD SAYS. Blood is thicker than water. When the foreign ships steamed out of Alexandria harbour, to leave the coast clear for the impending action of the English fleet, the Americans played 'God save the Queen,' whilst the others passed in silence. When the fight was over, and the British required assist- ance to restore order, the American marines were the first to land to help ...

... ct THE POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT. y A meeting of the above association was held on Mon- Es day evening, at St. Silas' Schoolroom, Oxford-street, the ,e president, Alderman Witty, occupying the chair. There h was a good attendance, and amongst these present were Dr Dix, Dr Walton, Dr Williams, Messrs Merritt, Musgrove, J. Ashley, B. Matson, G. Selby (boo. sec.), &c.-The Chairman, in opening the ...

... THIS MORNING'S NI EWS..1 TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. ax MEWUCJZY-OFFICE, Wednesday, 5 afm. cs m THE CRISIS IN EGYPT. Si The Times publishes the following telegram:- AxzxummA, Tuesday, 7.55 ?? work of m clearing the streets of the town is going L on rapidly. Manay natives of the labouring tl classes and others unable to procure the w means of living are thus employed. This E serves the double ...

... ' LEEDS EXCHANGE AND DISCOUNT BAct I i LIMITDD. .1 i k I +}-rfr;-nn Jrul-~nl nnsr fs The thirty-second half-yearly meeting of the Slurt. holders of tkp Leeds Exchange and Discount Banl ki Laitrit was held yWerday, at the Queen's Hotel. Mr. J. PJsAn3 Couvins, Chairman, presided, and among the direet present were Mr. Thomas Dawson, Mr. George BIat5 and Mr. Adam Brown. The minutes of the last ...

... TH.E LE, EDS BOARDING-OUT SCANDAL. A t ?? A1v9 ,1 -+A.A a _1A~b q,_ TTj A- A- iur At the Leeds Town Hall yesterday, before 'Mr. BRUCE, _ cc the Stipeudiary, the adjourned summons against Edward to and Alice Mani, of St. Matthias-place, Bu1rley-road, for having assaulted Elizabeth Noble, was beard. Mr. 1 ' WAnREN ?? prosecuted, and Mr. E. TiNDAL-ATKxrNSON, U barrister, defended. BY James -l/en, ...

... THE WESLE YAN METHODIST CONFERENCE IN LEEDS. The Wesleyasn Conference reassembled yesterday morning in Brunswick Chapel, at half-past nine o'clock, the newly-elected PRES8inmEN (the Rev. Charles Garrett) in the chair, Prayer was offered by the Rev. Twogus GTIGHTnGALE. The reading of the Conference journal followed. The SxcsaRrAY stated that lie had received a letter from the Secretary of the ...

... RESIGNATION OF MR. BRIGHT. LONDON, Saturday Morning. The Press Association understands that MrBrigb t has tendered his resignation as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. The Press Association says the rumour that Mr Bright had resigned office became prevalent in the lobby shortly after midnight, but was at first received with incredulity. Gradually, however, although the Whips at first ...

... -| her th rer- l the a ~~T'IIE- OCCUPATION OF aect a ter, ALEXANDRIA. to he the ra did ea ~,-AIRABI'S POSITION. ite, lit iin ent (Ituei's TE ofnx. io AxExA.-mnRlA. Tuesday, 2.20 ?? idea of G Wts. occupying Ramleh has been abandoned, the authorities the declaring their object to be to restore peace and order iof without further bloodshed. The Blue-jackets are to th e be withdrawn from dutk on ...

... RAILWAY SERVAN'TS' SOCIETY. The tenth anniversary dinner of tie Royal Amalgr The teuth. anniversary dinner of t4e Royal Amalga- at mated Society of Rallway Servants was held last night, at RE the Freemasons' Tavern, London, in aid of the Orphan Fund. Mr. P. STE-WART MACLIVER, M.P., presided, and among those present *were Messrs. Cohen, Indervick, Broadhurst, and Coleman, ?? and M. Nadaud, ha! ...

... ANNUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE UNITED MESTHOD)IST FREE CHURCHES. I P - - . I BIeSTOL, Thursday Night. The Connexional Committee met yesterday morning in Milk-street Chapel, in this city. The committee consists of 27 persons, atud possesses very important functions.- Rev. RIOCEARD CHEW (President) occupied the chair. The Rev. A. Ranesworth, of Glasgow, is about to go abroad. His resignation was read, ...

... we WIitnson CASTLE, Friday.-The Queen, acconipasied ti- by Princess Beatrice, went to a garden party giveu bI tbh of Prince and Princess of Wales at Marlborough House res- [r. terday afternoon. Her Majesty travelled by a speeiil a train on the Great Western Railway to and from kiidou, and returned to Windsor shortly after eight p.m. tla leaving Marlborough House, Her Majesty visited He th ...

... THE CRISIS 'I N EGYPT A 9EANIFESTO OF ADwIeA!lonE SEYMOUR. -wel *I : ANDING OF BRITISH TROOPS. Urri reas T11E 3KHED1YE AND ARABI PASHA, A of il (OFFICIAL TELEGRAMS.) and fbe following telegrams were received at the Ale. &dmiraltv yesterday _or (From Admiral Sir BEAtucis.sP SxvirouR, ?? Vo A1;EsxrDrA, July 17th, 8.3 ?? night quiet. P0r tbe Tamar has arrived, and the Salamis and two iron- clads ...