... ?? , _ ._ ,- 'Ho%%Sj { t \ .- 'I 0fl3$ r O WN or wH OtD t ,r_ a ?? '~GPL LAN]t - T heIaFdB e asN a traced ib?6wficfatl desnnt . a ie ?? Mt- ,e for- th sdaovb' so the projeted' ursope Cam- ittee, heralded as anon-p ti;ebt med usa as -Pureo\ut ilens orpd nisatlon. WtoA be thanestly %poiutee thattr risse th tla6 *ho1o *aticia veinl ottidly at7. inork of., ?? do 'veot'jwlt for itt aettal ...

... THE ENGIN1EE VOLUNTE' IA I AT MaTTate A VHATHAM, WEDW15DA- last night was a terrible one for thosekin camp, sad went far to prove the patience and en- duxanes of the Volunteers, who-to their praise be it spoken, stogd the teat mosat worthily. Uleiaba been very boisteros but.towards iimoet the wind strengthene and about loe o'clock the rain began to fall very heavily, and poured down ...

... eE, BRAL HOM ~W8 ( CBY ThLPAPH.AND 1nnzRSs.) BANGOR. Vhe outbreak of typhoid fever which has jar the last i ?? i the district show o signs of 3 abatement, fresh cases being reported daily. The I district officer of health has for the second time con- I ?? the filtering beds at the reigrvoir as being in. i faeted with typhoid germs, ntrsceehle from a case which occurred nearly six months Lack ...

... 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 ...

... IERA-L IIM NEWS,. -(Br TEuRGRAPH AI¶D EXPUB8M The Aderingto~a Lieral Asmodaclmo, AMa meeigs *renituly pased a resolution r grA.Ideto the Goermet fo'rthe firm and %fiinl manner inwhc tey' ment the Lvida' -amendment of the Arreirs Bill end declaring that the House of Lords in opposing meaursfor the benefit of the ?? ?? couse - to good Woveiment [and ?? onatidnan interests. The resolution ...

... tfl'EXPEDTION TO EGYPT. ITIM~~ I . COMPLETION OF THE FIRST ARMY OOR~I' -S The lest of the troops included in the army corps ordered to Egypt embarked yesterday in the Lydian Monarchat the Albert Docks and the Teviot at Woolwvich. The first-named ship ?? however, call at Portsmouth to-day for drafts of the Commissariat and Transport Corps from Aldershot, Tenmplemore, Cork, Jersey, Scotland, ...

... LOA, MONDAYF, 4ugW 21. SOurpe9ialTelegrams-from Alexandria an- ounce that the Pirsb Division, with Sir Garnet Wolseley, sailed to the eastward on Saturday. ,96veral thousand soldiers were embarked, hun- dreds of hrses shipped, and provisions and coal 'supplied ii about 18 working hours. The local arangements were exc~llent,-and Sno accident or hitch ofay kind occured.: Until yesterday the ...

... I ME VOLUNTEERS AT ALDERSHOT. After the divisional field-day of Friday, in which the volunteers played such a cospicuous part as to elicit 8pecial commendation from Gneral Ir Dniel Lysous, most of the officers commanding the consoli- daed aud provisional batfalions very wisely oonsidered that a slight break in the work which, regardless of ?? weather, had been carnied ou conturuously for the ...

... IEARL GRANYILLE AT STRATFORD. Yesterd ay ernoon FM Graitvifle attended it at tho Town Hall, Stratford. to receive au address from in the South Ewx aod West; Vsm Liberal Associations. A Alarge nuber of persona were present, and the pro- By ; ceedings throughout were OI & n1oeti enthusiastic an ch~araecter. The chair waeccupied by 1M: fl N. c .Buxton, whbo after somoe preliminar rmurks, ...

... :iTHESIT CUN -- -he hlte ews from E pt-tendsto ae , 'farther interest in the Suez Canal, bit up to the Is present we have no exact information as to. in whether the Canal is to be used or not. in con-! t section with the campaign. M. de.ILesseps is it desirous of . maintaining the dtutrality of ,his' al great work, and has has guaranteed that if we 'ci respect that 'neutrality, Antbi would :do ...

... TUM : EX-EREDIVE AGAIT IN TVOTUBLE. The ex-Khedive, Ismail Pasha, who has been staying f6r some weeks past at the Grand Hotel, Paris, was, says the Standard correspondent, a day or two ago extremely surprised at receiving the visit of a commis- sary of police, accompanied by a sheriff's officer, who had come to seize his baggage, jewels, &c., in payment of abalanceof £24S, claimed by his ...

... INOTES ON PARLIAMINT~ [BY A SPECrAL CONTRInTOR.j PEElRS AND PEOPLE The Arrears of :rcnt Bill wvas considered in the Honse of Landlords on Monday. The question of land is the only oneowhich can cause the unrepresentative house to muster in large numbers. At oth-er times the red benches of the gilded chamber present an uninteresting appearance of vacan~y.. Noble lords are at Rome enjoy- cog the ...