... | -I l~~ - CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT. A new appointnaent has beenz made in connection with the Criminal Investigation Department, of which Mr. I, Senldnson is the head. The post is that of Assistant ek Investigator of Crime, end the post carries wit h it a salary of £d0o a year. te g ~~THE CONSTABULARY. if Yesterday afternoon the Lord-Lieutensit inspected the ;h Cosauary Depot, ...

... , I TH1E CHIEF SECRETAEy. i g~r. Trevelyany M.P., arrived at Dublin on Saturday Iju. )rifrom England by Royal Mail steamer, and pro- Ste w Idet the Chief Secretary's Lodge, Pheanix Park, d needed to ?? MILITARY CHANGEiS. hao on ?? there arrived at ?? palill aboot 400 of the Army Reserve oji h r TI] ?? Brigade at the Bengai's Bh aresbe, d~t the aue time about three 66mpans ?? ~g legeinent ...

... MINISTERS AT THE MANSION HO0USE. Loxcoy, Wednesday Night. . t This evening the Lord Mayor gave the annual banquet I to Her Majesty's Ministers in the Egyptian Hiall of the t Mansion House. Upon Mr. Gladstone arriving shortly after seven o'clock, he was greeted with a loud cheer by a t considerable numblier of people who were waiting outside I 0 the civic residence. Tile right hon. gentleman ...

... JPARLIAM[ENTARY NOTE8. HO,|s' or CoFxoils, Tuesday. la the' Lords this evening two bills of some im- 'portance were promoted a stage. The Electric Light- ing Bill, as amended, was reported to the House, and the Elduvational Endowments (Scotland) Bill was read a second time. The latter meashre was criticised somewhat unfavourably by the Duke of Buccleuch, in so far as it tends to limit ...

... ?? PS THE LATE M-It. R. M. CARTEt.-The remains it of Mr. Carter, who died on Wednesday morning, are to be interred at Woodhouse Cemetery to-morrow afternoon. - The cortige will leave Burley Grange, the residence of the deceased, at 2.15 p.m., and reach the cemetery shortly after three. A special meeting of the executive of the Leeds and District Trades Council was held at Stephens's Cocoa ...

... STATE OFYIZfLAND. TRIALSi UNDER TKU CRIME ACT. (Fitom oul, ConaESPOXDEBX.) DufetaI, Tuesday Night. At the Dublin Comnmission- Court to-day, before Mr. JusticeLawson, a number of prisoners, brought up from the south and. west of Irelatid; charged with serious offences, were arraigned, and pladed not guilty. Amongst them was Francis Hynes, charged with the murder of the caretaker Doloughty, ?? ; ...

... TEES SALMON FJSINERY BOARD. 0 The usual meeting of this board was held yesterday at of n the Darlingtou Police-court. There was a good attendance M of comservators. Col. ScunirnLD (Chairman) presided. or A TLEGED rOULLNG OF TE, TEES. gr The DLP ?? read letters from the representa. re a tives of the )arliugton Corporation and the Middles- to e brough Water Boaud, in which both repudiated the r ...

... ,PARJ,1AMENTARY NOTES. sed HoUSE Or CoMMoNs, Monday. 3ur The great feature of attraction in Parliament to- it ing night has been unquestionably the visit of our Royal )ue prisoner, the ?? of Zululand. His Majesty, Leusd accompanied by two of his leading chiefs and other ion nobles of his suite, was conducted to a place be in the Distinguished Strangers' Gallery imme- diately after the House ...

... .L rFron& the Lees.Afercurs, ?? S-U2pICeIJO1e Of ,Saturdayj, .P. ?? Aieqrest 12.) ra The brilliant weather of the past week has been all that to flarmers could desire, and its bene~t to the crops isi jcal- M. culable. In the late parts of Enan and in Wleth large acreage of hay uncut or unicarted a week ago has ny been for the most part secured. that which had -not been I -Previousliy injured ...

... THE LEEDS HERCURY. MUONDA-, Atgtst 14th, 1882. TnH Obsvevr's Alexandria correspondent states that the arrival of the Duke of Connaught and I #I, A 1 rsP AtiF. ?? -.-a Aa .._A of the brigade of UGuards has naised great excitement Wndom gst the European population, and has given d extreme satisfaction to the Khedive. The same corre- e: oysnondent says the Duke has already won golden el of ...

... THE FENIAN CONSFIRACY. THE TRIAL AND SEN'T'ENCE OF WTALSH. The trial of Thomas Walsh upQU the charge of treason- felony was resumued yesterday morning at the Old Bailev, before Mr. Justice SivrisEx. Ou the Court assembling, his LORcDSU11 proceeded to sum up. He said that the prisoner was indicted under the Treason-Felony Act, Victoria 11, c. 12, and the counts of the indictruent charged hins ...

... WEANIER FORECASTS FOR TO-DAY. The foliowrinz is the forecast of the weather ror tirstr I four hours irom 8.30 p.nm. on Monedav:- f 0 Scotl d Y Southerly or southwsesterly. ?? 0 . Sta N. * modtrate; cloudy, sone rain. 3 f . ?? 2. England N.E. i s irincluding >Light variable airs; air gerielr,1 eteds and e Dlistrict] ?? a ' North-oasterfy or easterly vidi o S. Entgland E. light; line. * 41 ...