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... Mir, Irving took his benefit and brought another brilliantl successful season at the Lyceum to a close on the evening of Saturday last, when the house was crowded from footlights to ceiling by an audincne whose enthusiasm knew no bounds, the said enthusiasm sprinting, doubtless, from a desire to manifest keen appreciation of the grand and un tiring efforts of the actor- manager to satisfy the ...

... It is tolerably plain, judging alone by the state of the Consols market, that no geat confidence exists in the favourable development of affairs. Stock is arce for settlement, or rather it is wanted by those who have engaged to delielR and that is as much as to say that Consols have been sold by operators for the fall. For some time past the Stock Markets as a whole hae becll supported to a ...

... IEPITOME OF FOREIGN AND GENE L NEWS4 | AN official despatch received at Madrid from Manila states that cholera is increasing in Japanr. THE Guion steamer Alaska arrived at New York on Sunday, having made the passage from Queens- town in seven days, two hours, four minutes.. GI,,-GE DOUGHTY, secretary of the Cincinnati and New Orleans Pacific railway, died recently, and it has since been ...

... I ?? rams~~ 0 0 it~TE~O~ THE QUEEN received at Osborne at the end of last week the chief officers holding commands in the British expeditionary force to Egypt, while Her Majesty has sent special messages to the troops on their departure. The Duke and I)uchcss of Connaught also went down to Osborne for the Duke to take leave of the Queen. On Saturday Her Majesty gave audiences to the Lord ...

... FROML AN ALPINE SPUR. MONNT'MER, UPPER SAVOY, jil.y 20. Ti-E adventurous Alpinist who can rough it on maize bread and sheep's milk cheese, or the scarcely better fare of the remote and unfriended hostels of which every Alpine village contains one, has no need to be told where he will find his billet. That other class-people who go to Cham-ounix, Interlach.en, the Engadine, Ragatz. &c.--have ...

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... TILAE CAM!PAIWGN Ii'Yi4f . 1hat the Porte Wi aceege to se under which alone a landingd Ti Tw ftees in Xypiwould beperocitteby W uiel~yn osthathe ss *M&z en&I Either the &Sndt eiL aa n o t dL a21 or be wil sendL fam ind RXe pressed intentions o the Eis This state ir i3 y p t o aa Monetondi wmemim M t par of T.iY It wol be so t have her as a delared _my a as, an ally whoem itms WU mb dca h b& ...

... i; : SMZ CANAL: A telegram received at Lloyd's ?? Said, dated August 1, 6.SO p.m , sas :- n clear. Tratit slow. -Twenty-wo steamers passing. One ashore, but, does not stop the traffic- Another telegram received at ?? Port Said, dated Agust 2, 10.25 nm, ays.- Canal traffic interr :'pted. ORT B, D, An Is 1. The Frenah ironcla AhM baa left here for the Pireus. The transport Sarthe has a left, ...

... ARABI PACHA AND THI1 SULTAN ' (PnoM OUR ?? COlmESPO2NDENT.) Po CONSrATNTNOPLE, J7vT 25. te In my last letter I described the manner in. Ad which the Palaco governs the Ottoman Empire. Tb It is worth while examining two questions Co which are now oeeupying its chief attention. be ?? may be briefly stated thus: How can the :r anlorr prepre of the Sovereignty be reconciled frc with the ...