... LO C-AL NEWS. ?? - ?? he] Voivs OF LOCAL M:E1-.Er&C«-In the division on Tbe Thursday night on the vote of credit, the minority had of 19 included Sir WV. Lawson, H: Richard, and T. a ve C. Thompson. Amongst those who voted with the Government were-W. Agnew, B. Armitage, A. ,D Arnold, Earl of Bective, Colonel J. L Bminkberne, i Sir T. Brassey, IV. F. Briggs, Jacob Bright, C. C. I disp Cotes, ...

... LOCAL NEWS VorTs or LocAI MNEM33;2S.-The following local n members voted in the majority on Friday night, on ni ltfr. Chaplin's amendment to the Customs and F Revenue Bill-1l Armitage, Arthur Arnold, W. E. Y Brigg3, Jacob Bright, J. T. Hibbeit, H. Mason, G. c 0. Morgan, P. Rylands, J. Slagg, E Whitley. In st the minority there voted-W. F. Ecroyd, Colonel i' Stanley, and H. J. Tollemache. In ...

... IlMPERIAL PARJILAMENT. I u ~~HOUSE OF LORDS. FRIDAY. LordaBRABOURNEC called attentidn to the proceedings of ?? Courts in 3relaud, and to the appointment We of ~Sub.Commissioners. The former, he conteiided, had encouraged the idle,.thiriftless, and disloyal at the ?? of ~the industrious, frur~l, and loyjil. Lord leCARLINGFORD said the noble or , who was not'an ?_ Irish landlord, had shown ...

... THE SALFORD CORPORATION AND THE TIDAL A .NAVIGATION SCHEME. The River Irwell Conservanoy Committee of the Salford Corporation, at a meeting held on Thursday at the Town Hall, Bexley.,Sqijaxe. under the presidency of Mr. Alderman F: H. Walmsley,- adopted a memo- rial to the Right Hun. the President of the, Board of Trade in. favouar of ~the Tidal Navigation Soheihe. Among the clause S ...

... I __ ~~ - ~ -- !1 V-iofttera to the Editor Should be, orittten on cone side of the shreet ontly~~as i n, The te>/ator it sot tre5nfiO silflefor thke It~ateinentfo and ovinionts ofcorrespourfentge (70IMInmienticjons of ass anrnomptolis chtaract~r iffil be rejected. Every letter laust be acconpainedct with tht Proper ramue and addresq of laz writee theref, no necearily for pnb~iricdon, btnt (is ...

... ALLEGED E ti SECRET CORRESPONMENCE, OUR POSITION SECURE. PtEPORTED OFFER OF SUR- RENDER BY ARABI. ANOTHER ACT OF TREACHERY. s U LATEST DESPATGCES. t ?? [acTER's TELEUAM.) a CoXSTAwrcI0oLV, JULY 2 In yesterday's sitting of the Conference the f Ottoman delegates declared that the Porte, accord- r iug to the strongly-expressed desire of the Ambas- f sadore, Was prepared to send troops to Egyt ...

... | SINGULAR AFFAIR4AT:CARNARVON. I the Carnarvon coiuty bench were ocoupied some hours on Saturday in hearing a summouns for assault and disorderly conducb preferred by Mr. T. S. Carlyon, a retired captaini2 the army, against Mr. J. E. Kinsey Hayward, a solibitof in practice at Carnarvon. There was' aross' summons against Mr. Carlyon for uling' language calculated to- provoke. a breach of the ...

... We ta~ke the following from, the Bombayp Gakrette of .the 4th inst.: A veterin of the Bombay army died on Sunday last, at Colaba, after a service of 41 years in India, whose career is worthy of somethingmore than a mere notice' in the obituary column. John Bennett left his home in the county Wicklow when a - load of 17 lor 18, and enlisted in the East India Complay's army for the Bombay ...

... SECRET SOCIETIES: THEIREVIL DEEDS I AND THE DETECTION OF THE PER-' PETRATORS. I ,ears There appears to have been no foundation for the report that Colonel Brackenburyresigned his ILS position in Ireland because Earl Spencer refused reet. to allow Government ag1ents to become members of Irish Secret Societies with the object of thereby obtaining information which miahti lead to the n discovery ...

... OQUR LONDON OORRESPONOEC I i ., .% -1 I LS ONDb, FRaDnAY EVEN-IYf O 'The opposition to ?? policy of the d Government has an imzporace sufficiently in- a dicated by the, fact that tbe .19 members who last night went into the lobby against the vote of credit were toldTby Mr. O'Donnell and Afr. Bigcsr. A tithe of the Irish representation is e to be found in a list which includes neither t Mr. ...

... I The Select Committee on railway rates and fares, - which has been in existence for the last two sessions, E completed its labours on Thursday, after a longer W sitting than any on record. The following is a P summary of the committee's recommendations:-1. That chambers of commerce and agriculture, as well as other similar associations,bavea locus standi b'fore the Railway Commission on the ...

... T'IE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE. I The Conference commenced the last day's minis- terial session in Brunswick Chapel, Leeds, on Satur- day morning at half-past nine o'clock, the President occupying the chair. When reading the book affairs, it transpired that a grant of books to the Liverol IFree Fibrary, oc., consisting of 123 volumes, had been made by the Coanexional Bookrcom, and a simiar grant of ...