... OFFICIAL REPORT FROM GENERAL WOLSELEY. The Press Association have received the following official telegram from the War Office :-General commanding in Egypt to Secretary of State for War.—Ismailia, Mon- day. -Ismailia was occupied yesterday (Sun- day) morning by the navy. I arrived here this morning about nine o'clock. General Graham took possession of N efiche Junction at ten o'clock. No ...

... LYDNEY. RCRIDECANAL CONFERENCE,—On Tuesday a private meeting of the district clergy was held at the police-court,under the presidency of the Rev J. Trollope, rural dean, for the purpose, first, of receiving reports on the subject of Sunday-school teaching, and secondly, to hear a paper read on cliurch work with regard to temperance, upon which a discussion followed. Grants were made to ...

... On Monday at Bristol I)ol-ce-court-before Mi J. C. Wall and Mr J. F. Lucas—John Jenkins, a middle-aged man of respectable appearance, wat brought up in the custody of Detective Smith charged with indecently assaulting his daughter, an interesting girl 18 years of age. The prisonef lives in Moreton-street, St. Paul's, and, according to the eviuence, he had been guiity of gross im- propriety ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE CAMBRIAN LINE. On Monday morning a railway guard named Moses Owen was accidentally killed under the following circumstances :-A special excursion train was proceeding from Oswestry to Aberyst- with, and on arriving at Forden Station the engine had to take up three coaches containing in- mates of the Forden Union, who were to join the trip. Owen stood on the fourfoot ...

... At the Dublin Commission Court, on Monday, three young men, named Kmsella, } Duggan, were found guilty oi committing ...

... BERLIN, Monday Evening.—The slight accident which occurred to the Empress Augusta yester- day-a fall in a room of the Chateau Babelsberg- has produced no external traces, but it has occa- sioned considerable anxiety owing to the chronic internal affection from which her Majesty suffers, and which it is feared may be aggravated by the fall. ...

... j NEWPORT. I ASSAULT BY A MANUFACTURER.—At the New- port Town-hall, on Monday, Air James Hey- byrne, aerated-water manufacturer. was &um. moned for assaulting Richard Wood, in Dock- street, on Thursday last. A dispute appears to have arisen between the complainant and defend- ant as to the payment for goods supplied, and defendant meeting complainant in the above street on the day named, a ...

... MR C. H. WATKINS, late of Blaenavon, and now of Pontvpool College, has received a unani- mous invitation from the English Baptist Church, Cross Keys, near Abercarn, to become their pas- tor. He has supplied their pulpit during the summer vacation. ...

... LYDBROOK. ON MONDAY the first annual flower show in this village, on the borders of Dean Forest, was held in a large marquee on the banks of the river Wye, when a spirited competition took place in wild flowers, cut flowers, ferns, and live pets. The exhibition was enhanced in interest by an exonsive display of plants from the gardens of neighbouring gentry and well-to-do villagers. The ...

... STOCKTON, Monday Night. ORDER OF RUNNING FOR TUESDAY.—Trial Plate, 2; Zetland Biennial, 2.30; Cleveland Stakes, 3.5 Stock- ton Handicap, 3.40; Town Welter, 4.15 South Stock- ton, 4.50; Harry Fowler Plate, b.20. SCRATCHING^.—Cleveland Stakes—Persecution, Tes- tator, Royal Midget, Fair Trade, Sky Rocket, and Dis- sipa :on. Harry Fowler Plate-Aiidreda, Accepted, and Flo Macdonald. Town Welter ...

... THE ZULU KING. The Press Association says that Cetewayo will have another interview with Earl Kimberley to-day (Thursday), at noon, at the Colonial Office. The King's visit to England will extend over the next fortnight, after which he will set out on his return journey to Africa. On Wednesday morning, Cetewayo, accompanied by his three chiefs, Mr Shepstone, Mr Dunn, and his native ...

... TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS AT SEA. WRECK AND LOSS OF FIVE LIVES. Several of the crew of the ship Star of Brunswick have arrived at Liverpool, from whom particulars have been received of the complete wreck of that vessel. Five of the crew lost their lives. The Star of Brnnswick got ashore on a portion of the Falk- land Islands, between five and six o'clock on the morning of the 30th May, whilst goin ...