... FRIDAY NIGsnr -The weather to-day has To- mained fine in most places, but showers have fallen at one or two of our northern stations. The chart for eight a m. showed that although the depression of the previous two days had passed away to the northward, a subsidiary disturbance had been formed over the southern part of Scandi- navia, so that the barometer is still falling in Sweden. In our ...

... per I V LT0 EDiTOMr 0? TIM LJTtiOL IUBY. e. Gentlemen, -T3dhe newspapera frequently contain reports of meetings held for promoting the remedy zda or restraint of evils which are acknowledged to be. in serious and widespread At many such meetuis re- clergymen are chief speakers, but it is often dife- ipn c cult to gather from their speeches definite ideas as to the precise part they intend to ...

... IOUR LODON ?? NDEcO IcDONe, Miosaa EMINr. Opponents of the creation of a separate Irish Parliament wa find every reason for faul maintaining their opposition in view of the new declarations of the Parneltes. The uncrowed t king himself has openly pronounced for protec- tion; and his followers are-quite as caifdas to 1 their ultimate object, Mr. Redmond on Satur- day told some of his-countrymen ...

... 4 The annual 'astoral Address of the Wesleyan a Methodist Conference, signed by the Rev. Richard Roberts as president, and the Rev. Robert Newton r Young as secretary, is in print. and will be in circulation within the next few days. After dealing with the spiritual condition of the Con- f nerion, it proceeds to show that the work of ro Methodism as a church is becoming more and more complex ...

... LOCAL NEWS LORD P. C'RnonIe AND THE LivEarOOL CONSERVATrVEs.-We understand that the Secre- tary of State for India is to meet the Liverpool Conservatives at a demonstration to be held at Henwler's Circus'in October next. SAD DaovwriaG FATALITY AT SsE.&FonTH.- Yesterday, a boy, whose name is unknown, was bathing on the shore at Seaforth, near the dock wall, when he got out of his depth and was ...

... A GLASGOW VESSE ij X _ CYCLONE. I The steamer Marblaban, of Gla-gow, anpeana- t have had a hard battle to fiht in the ?? l the Gulf of Aden. Describing the voyage of ±,b ship, the Pangoon (,kczck says that on the it .June tihere was nothing to indicate a storm, but; six o ...

... MR. 0. MORGAN AT BRYMBO. . r Mr. Osborne Morgan, addressing a crowded and enthusiastic meeting of his constituents at Brymbo, near Wresiham, last night, said the Conservatives just now were boasting that they had passed measures which the Liberals had had to drop-on the principle, he supposed, of the wren which soared higher than the eagle by simply getting on the eagles hack. (Laughter.) But ...

... 02?m. ccp ?? RV r j i _ SnUS POPULa LES SUPBED A Cabinet Council was held yesterday, in Downing-street. The Ministers present were the MHarquis of Salisbury, the Lord Chancellor, Earl of Iddesleigh, Viscount Cranbrook, Earl of Harrowby, the Chag- y cellor of the Exchequer, Sir R. Cross, Col. Stanley, 'Mr. W. YL Smith, Lord X. Churchill, Lord G. Hamilton, Lord John Manners, and the Hon. E. ...

... HIGIH COURT OF FORESTERS. The Foresters' High Courtheld its second sitting fc yesterday, in Leeds, under the presidency of the high Chief Ranger, Brother Ballan Stead, Leeds. t The first business was the consideration of the t Investigating Committee's report. Considerable discussion arose respecting a statement in the appendix to Brother Barnes's Book of Valnations, c to the effect that as Mr ...

... THE SHIP CANAL . 1 MEG AT WARR3IGTON'> AXmeetiug which was lrgely atterdedbv,' i mg men was held last night at the DTXR VWarrigton. forthe purpose of heating a ad. by M. Daniel Aarnson, who was descrieda. abairaa of the promoters of the MaW-hi tc Ship Canal. Theatteadce included de Husband, Basley ?? Miahte and Mes Fletcher, 33 Lader Williatns nesr), Marshall Stevens (rOvisional rmana H. ...

... SPEECIAL TELEGRAMS. &c. 'th ?? death is announced of Mr. John Walker, ly eldest of the well-known family of cricketers to The prisoner Maxwell, who stands charged with ut the murder of Mr. Preller, has arrived at St. x- Louis in custody and been lodged in jaii.-Rester. Ts MaJor General Dormer, who left Cairo for Alex- ht abdria yesterday en rout tor England, will be h tappointed to a post at ...

... THE NATIONAL AMULlRY I- ASSOCIATION. &T. ring SHOEBORYNESS. WEDYSIDAY Nocnr. 25 To-day was regarded as the acist imuortant of aol the whole meeting, because the results of the shoigat 2000 yards with the Armstrong gi-40-pounder decides the winners of the Queen~s and Eter severa other of the most important aggregate i22 prizes of the meeting. The -weater nearly all a~dsdy lone was duill and ...