... - ?? 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. ...

... SLMMARTY OF NEWS. I -- - - --0l1 -eai'us -isteris offering ber brother's tcodylor ,,_g a3 s eaecteI to rryve in rn-,land c S' Aur GCordon1 the Governor of New is espected to arrive in London in T -ud-vn River tunnel is progrsesing steadily.. t .-s ncu-thern end 3,200 feet have alreaady been .j -,ted g to fornvard the cause of the Labour Le -e was held at Strokestowvn ve'erd-Ly, TheI :: ou:,. ...

... ITHE PAYMN' O MEBRSO z ~~PARLIAEfRNT. r . I .. uy Last night a public meeting in pro't i tat movement for paying the ?? w, 00 at Keogh's Hotel, Queen etreet There ia er i numerous attendance, ed Amongst those preset were_ at-, Nessr'sJ Jlaiall T'C, ChrLstopherne'lin 'e - ad. O'Connor, a (: wasrd Fevanj, Z,,b J J ' F M. Martin, TholmasF PNaurht-, Denrt,. k ?? AL Altman, Edsr .-enn , ?? .see ...

... I 9ULI-T-ARY INT~ELL~IG-ENC-E.- ARMY NEWS FROM CAMPS AND CLUBS. (FRO3t OUR KEYTAE. CORRESONDENT.) London, July 29th. The military clubs were in despair last even- I ing. So Arabi had caved in, and there was i to be no fighting after all. It was cruel to the last degree, cruel to Sir Garnet, cruel to the holders of good staff appointments, cruel to the | honourablea and rich men's sons who ...

... I A D**Y- FEY. TED TEH! EN-DTL. ! - Gi C . LiU2MA-NITY,-. v z ?? ?? hi r U AIt i i'e' f- ?? v'st^ree-ed tre est-- 'il' lecen- -. s - 2e-,7 XC.`Yrk T±wLs., i *-le r- .--lIe nf' dC t'hat vwoulcd try hv , - -n-'w:JC e ?? tho e a i;- c r, c1 tt re'ain 'a Airy. The ?? ! .c avy and yeaar.; _, ah,} at tedabe.k:_ zr-.- .czvt tade rA 'cs ofem h I loytaecm.' All xl.o1 n> . ,cq-L'v Ify 1:aade ia-te. ...

... THE IRISH QUESTION-MR. DAVITT. i l * _ I_ The 1New York Herald of the 9th inst. con- tabns the first instalment-covering more than two y's pages, or thirteen columns-,of an exhaustive state- i ,he' ment by -Mr. Davitt of the origin, grounds, natu re, in progress, and aims of the Irish land question. The by statement when finished Wil form a regularly HRarranged or revised report of the ...

... PR AISE. ?? rot .:.dito ,plais:l ..c s-1- Na I 'o~e L.o;(i as hi or,;n on that tflnfl ;'es'efl7n.t !..t:.ls~lyezr>-x;--als ?? , e | , 'l L t'J ?? j.. O :. t a 0v7r .3-e V' r We-c. thie A er:e . an i IS ?? ?? c?.&s r, ccf ki h all` ?? ?? ?? ' ;: ula' -e 3 ass. at, a ! ?? La p:iS \i.i. C1f_ -t ?? I G e jNl;. -iA- o-¢;e NV A LOS i c ;.r - t''c ( . cZ yei- A ees 2 ES a A ?? ?? CZ Gi. ?? e iil_ I ...

... ZINGSTOWN AND BPAY 5-TELLI. GENCE. ?? IYgeA.-The bazaar asnd fancy fair in aid. of the funds for the building of the presbytery for the CathiAc churc. will take place to-day. Extensive preparations iave been made for thi purpose of Msking the affair a complete success. DIow~-D.-The bodv of a sadri named Denui Robinson. mate ot tb* 1igantine Mary Sproat, Iam fuued in the Kingstown Earbour on ...

... I1 I~~ ~~ ?? d6 (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) d, Belfast, Sunday. I To-day the new chapel attached to St. J(alachy's Y. College, Belfast, wvas solemnly dedicated by the 'Most Rev. Dr. Dorrian, Bishop of Down and Con r- nor. At twelve o'clock Mass was celebrated by ty the Rev R Crickard, P P, Loughanisland ; Rev R I Crickard, C C, St Patrick's Belfast, deacon ; Rev se Professor Boyle, St Patrick's, ...

... SM-MARY OF NIEWS. I - S o Angleseeabridge, Cork, has been 'rned ?? t- nell-bridge. The inquiry into the Blna v1 g yesterday. Informati,= were r teured- Cetewayo vie&d at Medeir Yesterday en rc - to England. None of his WieVaecMpany hidai. s A Central New& telegram stes that nine inre - were arrested at Castleislaud yesterday under t~, Crimes Act. iMr. Spencer, of RvytO, near Newcastle, hae ...

... iTHE TNEW COERCION ACT, I A RMIESTS IN DRIUMCOLLOGRER. I (SPECIAL TELEGPAM.) I Broadfora, Saturday. Last evering11, about balf-past eight o'clock, Patrick O'lieeffe, es-suspect, Broadford, togetheri wvith two old tramps, strangers to the locality, and whose names are not known, were arrested in rhcurcologher by Sub-constable UIGnire under lie curfew cliaise of the Crimes Bill. After being ...

... TIE E AWAR IN EGYPT. EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL TELEGEAMS. REJECTION OF THE FRENCH VOTE. RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY, THE SITUATION IN ALEXAN- lRIA. A NIGHT RECONNAISSANCE. SCARCITY OF FOOD IN ARABI'S CAM P. jARABI PREPARED TO RESIST.' MEETING OF H1S SUP- PORTERS, ,M, DE - LESSEPS TO TMlE RESCUE. THE SITUATION IN ALEXANDRIA. SPECIAI TELEGRAM FROM THE DAILY NEWS OF THIS MORN~ING-MONDAY. Alexandria, ...