... 'FOREIGN _NEWS. .[eudmrb _ )Zeramsj : S Au . .FRANCE. . PsAnis, August IS ...

... WHAT THE WOBLD SAYS. Mr. Dan Godfrey is to come back to the Inventories aitterall, and.as an edditionel novelty we are to have the pipers of the Scots Guards and a tattoo by the drummers and fliers of the Household rbgimentg evciy evening. If Sir William Harcourt hls lofb town for his seat-in the New Forest, as stated in the daily journals, he will by this time have realised all the ...

... WEATHER FORECASTS.-Tais DAY kz-l- I n N N 0. Scotland, NI. 1 Scotland, i. ?? Northerly breezes, light; line. 2. England, ?? 4. Me.Curc.IArsarl~erltf and iwt4rlaseoteriy breeze,,1 6. EngIand S. (Ln to rnoderatl; i.fise don & Channel )) 6. Scoth nsl,Wl.. 7. lngland, N.\, and N;. Wale i. Northerly or northi-easterly breezes ves; a. England S.W light to moderate; fine generally. and S. Iiales.. 9. ...

... - [1?cs-x's 2'fege'orlszs SIR E1. D. WOLFF'S -MISSION. CAmro, August 14-Sir H1. D. Wolff is not expected to arrive hero before September 15. After his arrival hc will, ie all probability, proceed to Waldy Halffa. VIEtNyA, August 14.-Sir Henry Drummond Wolff has left for Constalitinonlo ivea PeI'th. To a correspondelnt of the Stondardl Sir Henry cx- ressed his gratification at thoe titd ...

... CORRESPONDENCOE 9 7'0 -onlnn~t ?? uorrozps TO COrtIB31O.VDLYT'SAII l'tter i Peebtetioec Iniesttbe acolO'Ceieaeiote, by Mhe Mconcw stee 1,,, c.Efoe arliter; now ?? feer cnakoii , betfo ft'tre cc. of Pie Editor, Wh'ene (1Mieier to qact N11, bii Jor t reu ?? Mlreeesof a ety or 1we, ?? qecsteer estp Vipj~Ie ( hic1. WCiiOieeet o ciijej)!! Viee iectreraeaie473111i tunnel retucrn, rhieelc ...

... The latest advices fromt theast give details of the most disastrous floods that have occurred at Canton for thirty years, For eighty miles round Canton the country is under water, and inany of theo streets in Canton itself have been under water for a whole week. On soine of the rivers the wator rose to upwards of forty feet above the nominal level, and the strength of the current was so stroug ...

... GENERAL NE WS. TVE ILLNESS OSF Mrs. RUSKXN.-A Coniston correspon. dent, telegraphing at half-past six last evening, says the I improvement in MAr. Ruskin's health continues, and he is, now able to take a fair amount of nourishment. Mi tR, GLADSTONE, - ' Reuter's telegram. dated r Christiania, Augugb 18, say3:_-Mr. Gladstone attended service n the parish churc of Odde on Sundayd last.at Thae ...

... f('onftriuled si W, Air. Geiole Shale) I T. Walier, Birmingiiam-buckios. September 20, 1884. J. Caulkies, BIrmInhgham- pring attachment for braces or dress suspenders. September 29. N88. D. Bentley, Asito, near Bilreisghlam-breecob.loading firearms. December .s0, 1884. E1. Nison and W. Dixon, Gateshead, Durhan - firelighters, MfIVr ss 'gAcli, leaziely, near Tamwortis-houschold fire-escepe for ...

... MR. PHIPSON .BEALE 'AT SOLIHULL. RIOTOUS INTERRUPTIONS BY THE TORIES. e Last night a meeting' in support of the candidature of c Ir, Phiuson Beale, in the Liberal interest, for the Tan- i worth Division of Warwickshire, was held in the Public t Hall, Soliliull, The room was full. On the entrance of I the candidatd and'his friendn aohorusof mingled cheers t and groans weat up-(the cheers ...

... THE, CHOLERA IN EUROPE. [.o ulefre Tdeleran.] JlsDnvID, August 19 (3 a.m.) - Tho official cholera bulletin issued this morning reports 4,271 cases and 1,333 deaths in Spain yesterday, The details are as ?? capital, 17 cases, 14 deaths, Alicante province, 206 cases, 71 deaths ; Almcira province, 134 cases, 54 deaths ; 13ndajoz province, 1 case; l3aroclonna capital, 35 cases, 22 deaths ; ...

... EAST FissnuerjiY-At'ani open-air gathering of the Liberal electors of this district, held on Saturday evening, the, followving resolntion was adopted, Mr. Elviin presiding; That tbit meeting thoroughly endorses the action of the East Minebury Liberal and( Radical Association, in thle selection of Air. Charles B radlatigh, M.P., and Mr. James Rowlands, thle former as a protest against his ...

... A CLERGYMAN'S ELECTORAL ADDRESS, THE J3ISE-WP OF CARLISLE'S REMONSTRANCE. The 11ev. i. Al. Kennedy, vicar of Plumpton, near Carlisle, issued recently .an address to the Cumberland electors, iii which the following passage occurred:- Be not befooled. 9ons of toil, do not in politics trust a Tory. No, not if lie canfd to you in an archangel's garb, siid on bended knee l4bfdtb God's high altar ...