... THE MONARCfH Li STOFWME A fine screw fiteamer named the Grecian Monarch has just been added to this line. Built by Messrs. Earle's Shipbuildingeand Eginwering Company at Hull, she arrived m the Thames on Sunday, and will sail for New York on Wednesdny next. Yesterday, while lying in one of the Millwall docks, she was in. spected by a party of gentlemen invited by the owners, Messrs. Jno. ...

... - - TW4YO AT WOOL Yesterday Oo wayo and hin suite paid a Tisit to the oal rsenal at Wodlc. TheIs Sing, aecompdnied by his cousin Negongewaia, the. chief Unkosasma and Ungobazein, . Fyney and tha native literprte, red S fm 'Mdeur'r-diA, - closed cari sooafter tweve, ean drov 'die ioo Wegtmister, which was reached just afer- one-. The '1 sarty wfto have embarlked o boarda st lainc belonging to ...

... .A f^ A: n - - ?? tee consequellca of various regiments boing ordered to hold themiselvos in readiness for active service, it has -been ruatourod that the Government had decided to sond s second Army Corps, in addition to the Expe- t Alitionary Force already gone out to Egypt. The real fact is thVA, in order to be prepared for eventualities, -t hats been determined by the military authorities ...

... iMPERIAL PARLTAMEN T louro our Special Suud y ?? (of last 150011.) HOUSE OF LOlIPS..-THURSDAY- A1iREARS Or RENT (I1IELAND) BILL., XordCARYJSOI Dsaid it had been impossible for. the Govursnment or the etihar House Of parliament to agree toteabsolute veto of the-lanidlords, but tfire first aliocli~lteilt gave greater land( were careful precautions for thle PUTirtllSe of at saiesoardl altii would ...

... C aetewayo was unwell on Thursday, having taker r cold. ?? consequently remained indoors all day, - and was medically treated. On Friday Cetewayc e wasa little better, bat his cold hadnot entirely left - him. He was seen by Dr. Barton, of Kensington, 5 who advised him to remain indoors all day. The en King, ho ever, received some visitors. On Saturday morning Cetewayo had qnute recoe l vered ...

... FORELGN TELEGRAMS. | (Prom OUr later editli, of last veei;.) MEETING OF THE EMPERORS- IS9ISL, Aug. 10-The Emnpecor of GermanY 're- mnained at hoime this iornirig, and received a visit from the Austrian Emperor', who remained one bour. Later °a thle two Emperorsdinedtogether at the Auatrian Imperiaf residence, proceeding subsequlently to tle railwaYvstation, where they took leave of one another ...

... We are now beginning to see the difficulties aowing from our diplomatic and military action in Egypt. It is not the business of people who cry out for war, and certainly it is not their in- terest. to think of the anomalies which a state of warlike operations may produce as to neutrals and the world at large, The old rule of inter- Rational law was this-that belligerent rights ,ommen ed upon a ...

... TEW: BIS11P Or NEWCASTLM. On Thursday morniing the Bishop of Newcastle was sathronod in the Cathedral Church of St. Nicholas, Neweastle, by the Bishop of Durham. Bishop Wilber- force was met at tie west door of the cathedral by the mayor and vicar of Newcastle, who read an address Df welcome from the clergy and laity of the diocese. The Bishop Elect i reacbed the sermon. 'The ceremony w as ...

... AIR. GOLDWIN SMITH ON IRELAND. To ?? EDITOR of ?? PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-Your article of July 24 has followed me across the water. I gratefully acknowledge the kindness of its tone. But I infer from it that you suppose me to have changed my mind on the subject of Home Rule. It would not be wonderful if the events of the last two years had tnade an impression on any mind not encased in fact ...

... PARLIAMENTARY SUMAjIARYl. HOUSE OF LORDS. TilE Fishery Board (Scotland) Bill pased through Committee yesterday, and also its remaining stages, after an objection. by Lord Redesdale to the manner in which the bill had been* hurried on.' - The Appropriation Bill was also riead a second time, and passed through its remaining stages. Their lordships adjourned at five minutes before three o'clock. ...

... RECONNOITRING nY BALLOON is to be tried at Alexandria. THE BETHNAL GREEN MUSEUM now contains a valuable collection of modern paintings lent by the Duchess of Edinburgh. THrE ITALIAN ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION, which recently started under the command of Lieutenant Bove, has been wrecked off Cape Horn. Happily all the explorers were saved by an English vessel. A SALVATION ARMY CAMPAIGN IN INDIA will ...

... T'HE TROUBLES OF AN ACTING-MANAGER. The celebrated MIr Jorrocks, of Handley Cross fame, adver- tised for A Huntsman in the following terms:- Wanted, a, strong, activc, bold, enterprising young man in the fll)ove caliacity. lic must he dnsperately fond of hinting, and indefttig- :,ble in thc pursuit oi it. lii must he- shrewd, senisible, goce-temperedI an asober ; exact, civil, and a~clanly ...