... LAT E S T N E WS.h, peuede's Telegrams, per Press Associatiosa.] ?? TERRIRLE EARTHQUAKES. NAPLES, JULY 29. The town of Casamieriola, on the island of Ischia, was almnost completely destroyed yesterday evening by an earthquake, which was also felt in the neighbouring town of Forio, and in the village of Lacco Ameno, near Pozzuoli, much damage being done at both places. Steamers have arrived ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. 4Al leters intended fo? ?? e ximust boe accompasnied bp the. esese and adddress of the scriter;' ot neeessariiy for ptto/UbLcation, but for the in rnetioe of the Editor. Fwhen answers to Qq Leeiosv are nrot giv~en in the course of a daty or two, the qiscstiofle5 oin ?? to understand Am sele are wisa4ble to supply tkle icsfessattfieasked foa. wye eve not seeuswl ...

... I IlREFOU .D. Tosez UituNCeor-Tihe monthly meeting wa; held on Tuesday, under the presidency of the Miayor (:Mr. iScobis). Alderman slo031y replied to the ciarges mado againet the Estates Committee, of Irlieli leC was i:hriirinlli, of extra- vagoiut expenditure on tho Castle Green, andl con~tendted that the cost of maiiulenace on 'inceount of this popular recreation ground dringr the past four ...

... BUPRSLEM TOWN COUNCIL. A rmonthlymeeting was held yesterday :Mr. T. Ifule(minayor) in the chair. A tctter was read fro Mtiss aosker, aekisig tbe Council to petition in favour of the Womenl's Sutffrgo ill. A resolution swas moved ?? the letter be aidl upon ?? LabIn, and an amueoliment that a petition be signed by thle Mayor on behalf of the. Countcil. The resolution eves carried hy 10 to 8.-A ...

... r2 to - la Ik 3 . ' e Iu L 3 ?? T THE Queen was to leave Windsor yesterday (Friday) for the Isle of Wdight, accompanied by the 1'rincess Elizabeth of Hesse, Princess Beatrice having gone to .Aix-les-Bains for the waters. Her Majesty continues fairly well in health, and has been entertaining numerous visitors. Thus on Saturday the Duke anid Duchess of Albany, with the Princess of Saxe-Meiningen ...

... RURAL JNOTES ?? . . ?? ?? I/s WXHEAT wants more sunshine and less rain than we have had during the past ten days. Mildew is increasing, and despite the sturdiness of the straw the plant has not always been able to stand upright against the desolating haistorms with which large areas of the country have been visited. Each ear of corn should yield, as a rule, a good number of plump grains, but ...

... - ~~~THE SUEZ CANAL~. ?? ?? EDITOR of the DkAUY POST. Sir, -If you ivill pcrmit mc a line in answer to o Casssis, il your ?? to-day :It is quite correct that 13, in 1894, should tlse now-abandoned agrcernent have been il carried out, we should have drawn four-nintha of the divi- I dend onl the second canal, by virtuce of thle shares pur- c hased by Lord Ileaconsfield 'on behalf of Enrgland ...

... AND JOURNAL. MONDAY, JULY 9, 1883. 6 NEWS OF THE DAY. The Observer states that according to present arrangements the Marquis of RIBON does not n propose to leave India until January, 1885. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the c pn>sEMER'S official residence, Downing Street. All t the members were present. c At Sligo Assizes, oln Saturday, the jury, after a few minutes deliberation, ...

... . - ~ _ . . e - Iw ?? - . d a PAW .J 9. o In t-ay's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, a li Barodet presented a proposal for the amnesty c ad of the persons condemned for taking part in the t ud disturbances at Lyons and Monteeau les Mines, and tl ;d of Louise Michel and ber accomplices. T'emotion ti was supported by M. Clons Hagues. M. Waldock ti of Rousseau, Minster of the Interior. ...

... IIA. DISPUTED ANGLESEY WILL I ! ?? ?? Liangefni County Court, yesterday, before Mr. life Horatio Lloyd and a jury, a cause. remitted from for ?? Division of the Superior Court, was the thear relating to the testamentary disposition of t. tetelate David Davies, gardener, Pias-yn-Penrhryn,b onf Llangeinwen. Mr. Seugr, of the Northern Cir- ice, c-lt (instructed by Messrs. Turner and '1 Iries ...

... TR?CHAN?L TU?? Hu se Press Association statg ta - the tcqfth cr2 tho an t Ct o whebich f tic r Cs te ?? elT ar bld ...

... ?? THE COURT= &c9 di- fe Th WIIaSnetca Caarr, t~9 1 Tne Queen drove out this morning, accompanied di 3r by her liatl Fligtgness the Princess Beatrice and 0d or her Grand Ducal righness the Friatess Elabeth as of esse B The Very Rev. Randall T. Davidson, Dean Of - Windsor, bad the honoor of dining with her Majesty it L2 and the Royal Family last evening. w as His Royal Highness Field Marshal ...