... THE SECOND SUEZ CANAL. d THE AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS BILL. [rSPECIAL TELEGRAM.] HOUSE OF COMMoNs, Tuesday Night. 0 The short debate which took place in the House of Lords tonight is likely further to enlighten public e opinion on the question of the Suez Canal. e Lord Cranville, in a dispassionate but forcible state. e ment, traced the history of the case. and pointed out 0 the objection to our ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... |TE CHORUS OF THE PHLHAR-| MONIC SOCIETY. I The honoray secretary of the Philbarnonlo| Chorus sends us the following statement as to tbe . present confiet between that body and the new General Committee of the Philbarmoni Scoisty: TWbilst not proposing to deal with any- question d L which is not entirely relevant to the subject, it is I I nec~essry to state in the first place-at the risk of S ...

... I ATEST FOREIGN NEWS THE CHOLERA. CAIRO, FrIDAY. The 42nd Regiment and a detachment of the 00th Ilegi- mont, at present quartered in the Kasr.el-Nil Barracks, near Boutak, will leave for Suez thievening. There were 140 cholera deaths yesterday in the various quarters of Cairo. The total number of deaths from cholera during the past 24 hours at Mansourah, Samanoud, Ghizeb, and the other ...

... BRISTOL BOARD OF GUARDIAS. The weekly meeting was held yesterday, at St. Peter's Hospital, the governor, M~r. Richard Court Stephens, presiding. The other guardians in attendaneewere Messrs. W. htevens (deputy governor), J. Derhaw, J. H. Lockley, WV. Thomas, J. Conithard, C.Wintle, W.Pearce, C. Penn, G. Pearson, J W. Lanet MH Levy, T. Ada.s, A. Bailey, J. . . Tozer, W~. Bennett, W. H. Bennett. ...

... pSn7TOL SANITARY AUTHORITY, - PPf)OTNImBNT OF CHOLER& rr V'SD APPOININr OF CHIOLPER& Do'. OFFLERS. klymeeoting was hedd yesterday, at the The s ofices, Alderman Naisb presiding. The VlnWestrrhers present were Messes, IT, H. L[ookley ether I~o Wl 3J. Derhban, J. E, JefferlJs, C. Highett, ?? Fear. R. J. Crocker, E. Follwell, K, Levy, E. Gardnerd j. W. S. Dix. G l, ?? presented On eatimatefor ...

... C OR RI S. Y Fjordd Ilaiarn,-Nos Lun, yr 2il o'r rnis hwn, rhwng un ar ddeg a deuddeg o'r gloch, pan oedd y rhan fwvaf o drigolion y pentref tawel hwn yn mwynhau hfla melus, deifrowyd hwy ya sydyn gan ohwibaeiad y tr'n yn 'gryf ac yn groch,' gan ddefnyddio y cydle cyntaf i hysbysu y cysgadur- iaid fod y ffordd yn awr yn rhydd iddi gludo teith. wyr; a dydd Mercher, yr eedd yn rhoddi cheap trips ...

... HOUSE OF LORDSYIE5TE~lDAY. ITacn. LoanrsuilEs siet at1-15 OeI hd eet. THE ARMY MEDICAL DEPARUTMENTT AN-D TH GYPTyIAN CAUPAIGN. ToEUY caldatention to the report of t thle co mmuitteo r ree n arty hiospital service, micd d moved a rointion dqciaring that while ilhe in li>- Vidnail tuedicalI offilers in EBgypt behatvcd idunir- able, thessm under which they woa nsd dis nocs I s ccesfuly tand the ...

... OPPOSITTONT TO SECTARIANI TAR.. IN-tri-NG COLLEGIE S *S IiELAND. I Lo~ntOX, Wrei NlD vt nrIGr. Tmirs afternoon an importunt conference between roprcsentat.iveIB Of tito Protestant Churches in Ireland and largeo number of English raid Irish memlibors of Parliament was held in the Conference l'oom, at thle l1ouse of Commons. Sir T.MI'Clnre, DI.P.; John Muilolland, Esq., M.P.; Dr. Kiinnear, MI.P. ...

... : ?? U ONEWS. I0 ROME. Testerday,- in the Northern Division of the Police Court, Joe Pool was again remanded on the charge of murdering John Kenny. Yesterday a fatal ad destmuctive fire occurred I In Mary-street, tesulting unfortunately in the. death of an old gentleman named Haslam 5 Yesterday, in the Northern, Police Court, Mr. O'Donel disposed cf a large number of cases ?? Act aid the ...