... -: I & ?? ?? Fmm. v C&!? i 1). t r 4t ow 0 v I SANUS 1OPULI LEM SUPREMAX Summonses have been issued for a Cabi- ic- Council to be held at the Prime Minis- ter's otficial residence this afternoon. Th}e Board of Trade returns for May show that the total imports for the month were £E51,658,353, as against £33,201,i14 1;wt year, a decrease of £1,542,751; for r vo mon'hs ending M1ay 31 the im- ycr ...

... I I - Om l us. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ S 0 ?? I ~~[Enlsum' TEMzIAnE.1 FRANCE. PARIS,-JUwNEL The debate on the Recruiting Bill was ?? r to-day in the Chamber of Deputies. The amend- s meat of Mgr. Freppel. Bishop of Angers, to exempt yzung men training for the priesthood from military service, was rejected. The death is announced of General de Chaband La Tour, a life senator and Minister under the Empire. ...

... GAZETTE NEW~S. (Fnm= the London SGeat2 of Ia-t ?? ADJUDICATIONS IN BANTKRUPTCY. William Thomas Hill, Vicar-lane, Leced-, bi -ier eele furnishing ironmonger. James Wvilson nrutty. Aihion-terracO.Wet', Bevency, trading at Savile-street rand Saleheas.- a, Euil. as R. W. Bennie and Co., iron mercbaca d wire fence manufacturer. Wilfred James nwaloon, Tic;hill, Yorlshire, lireer~ s-ictualler. Tobn ...

... SPECIAL TELEGRAMS, ac; i Mr. A. H. Garland, United States Attorney- . General, has decided that head money mustbe r collected every time an alien arrives in the country.-auter. 'The Evolutionary Squadron arrived off Bantry ; Bay yesterday. The Mercury, Conquest, and eight torpedo boats subsequently entered the bay, s and it was expected that the remainder of the , squadron would come in during ...

... I M CEIL RAIKs S M.P.q At' MOLD I Speakdng at a Conservotive meeting at Mold last night, Mr. Cecil Raikes remarked that when he-wasinvited a few weeks roto address that meeting on public affairs, none of them anticipated what had happened since then. The events of the past-fews weeks had so altered the position of ?? affairs tha~t it was not as easy a matter to address a political mleeting now ...

... I TO TIMsDrroRs OF TILE LIVERPOOL wDacr. Gentlemen,-I have read the letters of vour - correspondents Bring in Little and Specta- st tar in. to-day'sA Mercuric and if one may judge w these as a sample of their contributions to the a' elucidation of the question, little has been brought b in except a self-confident narrowness, a distortion t of argument and fact, and premature exultation l ...

... On the reassembling of this conference at Man chester yesterday, the Rev. John Innocent originally of Sheffield, but for the last 25 years a missionary in China, where, in connection with the late Rev. W. Nelthorpe Hall, he has laboured successfully, was by special resolution constituted a member of the Missionary Committee for the ensuing year. The first draft of the ministerial appointments ...

... i'3I CHAMBRL gLP,.A', a! I M, A TMEO R I :PRPESENTATIONOF BIRIIGGIAXL IscI=Ar. ELEGA.] si Last evening, a deputation from the Liberal th Divisional Gouml of the wvestera divisono of co Birningham waited upon Mr. Joseph Chamber- ha lain, MAP., at the Forward Liberal Clab, to th present a resolution asidng him to became eat candidate for ihat division at the next election. th The resolution was ...

... SPRECAL TELEGRAMS, &c. Le A Berlin telegram received thronch Reuter's k agency states that Prince Frederick Charles, who r is staying at the Royal Hunt seat at Glienicke, w was yesterday seized with apoplexy, subseqaenbty -e showing symptoms of paralysis on one side. Tr Shortly after nine o'clock last niaht, a fire broke out at the back of the Holborn Viaduct ,y Station, on the London, Chatham ...

... I n.m oue ?? a Jb . 4 | I A special meeting of the General Council of the Warrington-Liberal Association was held at the Liberal Club in Bewsey-street last evening, to consider a resolution, of which notice had been given, exsressing confidence in the peace policy of her Majesty's Government, thanking them for their promised Irish Reformus-especially for the intended amendment of the land ...

... EXPOSURE OF THE LABOUR TRADE OF TE SOUTH PACIFIC. HOW PLANTATION LABOUR IS OBTAINED. TREACHERY OF ENGLISH SEAMEN. THE REPORT OF THE ROYAL COMMISSION. Great excitement has been caused throughout Queensland by the publication of the report of the Royal Cornmission appointed to Inquire into the conduct of the labour trade in New Guinea and the adjacent islands. Public attention was I drawn ...

... THE POLITICAL SITUATION* LORD SALISBURY'S VIISIT TO THE QUEEN AT WJNDSOR. THE NEW CABINET. LONDON, WENB'ESDAY EvEiNG. The Press Association states that, as the result of further consultations with his principal political supporters to-day, the M harquess of Salisbury has been enabled to complete hi, Cabinet, and his lordship has this evening proceeded to Windsor to submit the proposed ...