... THE IEMPEROR FREDERIkx; I 2. I I I JOURNE2,EROM SAN REHO. te PRoCkMAIMoN TO THE PEOPFLf. , The fllowwt bulletin from .San I -eio, d4ted 9 60 e Satuirday': m'obning,: was oflicliely publishod in E Berlin * Thoeal deeplyaff cted by the sad ?? of 6 tile Emppror .Willitas'J death, the. general condition Q of thse 1mperor Frederick continues satisfactory. R! His £Itejesty was actively engwned ...

... I I . . ?? r- 41 -, Am~ l fllT- 1~~ I-IOAL 0.17, I K~~u3I4II~~I'l , ' E:~ U! 1NT- GITSBYT I W IW H 'Soh&1 turd~yG,4 itd6#: ltqr whs 3lt i* HWl#-t .onmainaii~ee thei Satnrdh 'ueder; a the .anest. . 9Uh.O t f.u ;t t'oe~eegiveal,>0toatb ecol -jlie.nn a , candstateW U0 :for. te n er, atiw b5i0 te 1iend Uth to' loa t tthbtn VO ' . f si'o thi ODu t the grudo ?? %. -forth Ote-`il. irmtvo atnil te ...

... I cg:iABERT TICTQR IN MANCHESTER. prince Albert Victor of Walbs carried ?? a series sbgewment in Manobester on Saturday. The tID half-past eleven in the morning, ,a aid Dot conolude tillabout six at nisbht. The 0&d dd r~ae bright and fine, and the various care- weatber assd off with all 0ccess, Many thousands opeccupied the long line of route, and tbe O iof had as hearty a reception as could ...

... L OIRD ROSEBERY AT LEE. r, Lord Roseberi, speaking at Leeds oni; Taneday, reviewed recent Unionist speeches. Of Mr. Batfour's he said his recapitulation of Mr. Maudeville's doings Nrior to his death was in itself sufficient aon- detifsation of the Irish Government, for it revealed a system of espionage that would do credit tb anY (utocracyj Of Lord Hartington's, he obsorved thbt to'conddmn the ...

... ''NEW INFECTIOUS IOSPITAL EGE SALFO.Re :4y a meetirig vE t)f~f Sf*tora Tow'z~ of~nl, on r Wednasday, tho Mayor (Mr.- A. -L. Dio ins) in the I lifair, n report. was presefnted by.Xhe Gefleral 'Healbthr Comtnittee 94sqqrnm6eiding the' urohae' for v£,b ?? elilusive of . ei gent of £6OO;a yeur, of Boltbu 'c Lodge and grounds BRoles New Road ad the 4 of s Ie of an infebtiols diseaeef hospital for ...

... i . oINOR LIVE STOCK. FRAOTICMG NOTES. W INDIGESTION- ils DOGS. Like human beings, dogs are often troubled with E dyspepeia, o'r ?? from various causes, It bl such as over-feeding, too long fasts, idgsil n unstcitablQ foods, ?? mastication, and irrega- ol larlty of feeding. The symptoms of indigestion are The flatalencc, vitiated appetite, Constipation, diarrhoa'i, tA fulnss f te adomn, thirst ...

... I We have the pleimnre of announcing that, with tI4 object of farther increasing the usefulness of tb6 Manchester Weekliy Times, we have Opened %a EXCHAN(E COLUMN. It is felt that many persons have articles which tbV would gladly exchange for others if the opportunity of doing so vwas afforded to them. The Manchester WeakIq Times Eschange is inteonis I to meet this want. ; RJULES OF The ...

... I -Tl :STHPENS MEMORIAL AT STAI - TH ,TE . I E BRIDGE. , I I 'A obelisk, intended to perpetuate the memory of Joseph Ra Yneb Stepbens, was on Saturday unveiled at:Stalybridge. The cotton operatives of Lancashire ..hbze.hereby made a tardy, recognition of one who in Air his tiime and in his sphere did .as much as anryman to . P iriprove the condition of' the ?? to 5Y maki* 1life in 'actoriei ?? ...

... 'I ?? .. ?? ?? ' c aucon .o I I , Lord Lisburlie died on Saturday worning. at on the Rodyal Victorla Hotel, St. Jlonards-on-81B. ole Mr. A ugustus' 90oig1die,; the Wn1-l.lrnown t6h writer on free trade, died oia the 'fdth ult., at Folest Hill, in his 82nd year.' . .At ai Sheriff'5Ulourt,' at, Preston Qon Wedues- ho dav, Elizabeth Hurley, of 4, 2.x banie-strest.Darwen, chi brogelit'an notion ...

... WVORKl AND WAGES. THE BLACK9URN WAGES DTSPUTE. The N6rthern Daily Telepraph (Blackbirn) 'of I Wedes3day nicht said: Thlt weges dispute in Blacl- burn has roachied a oriticed point-in fact, a I strike has been anlmost unanimously decide I upon by the loomers and drawers. a decision wbich. is now being pnt practically into effect. It easy be as well to point out here that at the inter- view ...

... MR- --.ILIAMENT. I IMPERIAL PARLRMM I HOUSE OF. LORDS. TUESDAY. The IoTe met for the first time since the adjourn- pet n Alignst. CA.vFNG}LA.NO AND GERNANY AND T}E Tvs TRAtDE.-CO'NT'NED ACTION.-Lord HAte- ?? who observed that alarm had been created art 'fficial notice said to have been given to ?? UiversIties Mission, asked whegther atny tbrshaction had been taken with regard to the rev ra O ...

... . r-..EITELEGRAMS. [r.V11OUaGH ItEUTER'S AOUNcy.] EM BPEROR WILLIA 'S VISIT TO ITALY. RoME, FRIDAY. The Emperor William rose early this morn- and went to the military parade ground to witne~s the manceuvres of a battalion of Fersaglieri. At at military banquet given last evening by the officers of the Alpine regiments, who were resent to the number of 150, General elloux, Commander of the ...