... MR DILLON ON TIF: TREATMENT OF PRISONERS. Mr Dillon, speaking at l)undalk onD ednesdey, Raid his English friends who accompanied him on June 20th were a-tounded to see peacenbie ?? tramnpled under horses' feet and blulgeoned becaue- tbey came out to express their political opinions. Since then he had Been respectable men wvearinc the felon s dress because they remonstrated with police- men who ...

... good. The lever has been quite insignificant, and His Majesty’s strength has improved. Berlin, Thursday.—Professor Virchow has returned here from Egypt, where he has been travelling with Dr JSchliemann. Berlin, Thursday.— The Emperor has passed a good night, is free from fever, and takes ample nourishment. The cannula which Sir Morel I Mackenzie inserted yesterday in presence of Professor ...

... THENAVAL MAN(EUvuS. A telegram from Kildonan Signal Station reports that the Agincourt, Neptune, Inconstant, Bsannon, Inflexible, Mercury, Iron Duke, Medway, Thames, Grasshopper, Mohawk, Tartar, and torpedo beats, Nos. 51, 66, 72, and 80, passed going south. A subsequent telegram states that the Mercury, Grass. I hopper, and four torpedo boats continued steering 3 south, and the remainder. of ...

... CTTURCH OF SCOTLAND SYNOD. __ ?? The Aberdeen Synod of the Church of Scotland | returned its sittiun in the West Church yesterday- la Mr James Gillan, Alford, moderator. .itO ELE7TIO OF1'' MINIS'tiR,. Dr Hutchisonr moved the transmission of the sa following overture :- Whereas it is of great iris- PI portairce that the election of mninisters by coilxrega-n f tiois shouldi be conducted in a ...

... TUIE PUl.LIC IIEALTH. SI tiut 1\ IlI-ilT1OXN OF SANTITARY APP1LIANCEScl IN ABjErIX-IEN. int Tbe formation in Aberde'en of a Local Board in biti Ciicionwth th,-, \Worshipiiil Coini1'sY ofN 'a tnib, 'I ?? for thte purp'ose of institutitngf awit isIiA ejtratijon of competent mnoi isagrtf-w i:r~iof the dines. It shlows that the members of wat m1 imiioitatnt tradle os begianinit to realiz~e that ...

... I I ?? THE BULGARIAN QUESTION. INCREASE OF AUSTRIAN ARMAMENTS. ENGLAND'S REPLY TO RUSSIA - . (RREUTEr's TbLSaRAMSr,) I St Petersburg, Wednesday.--All the Powers I have replied to the Russian proposals regardin g F Bulgaria. England has declared her inability to advise the Sultan to take any step tending to E the removal of Prince Ferdinand before satis- I factorv measures have been proposed ...

... Tub Children’s Hour.i Between the dark and the daylight, When the night beginning to lower, Comes m the day’s occupations, That is known the children’s hour. —Longfellow. ...

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... GENERAL FOREIGN oEWS THE STANLEY EXPEDITION. Vi -C NO REASON TO BE UN]-.ASY. P d (REDTER s TsrsoGRAlu.) r( i Brussels, Monday. -- Mr Mackinnon, pre- al sident of the Emin Paslha Relief Expedition, P 's andc foimder of the British East African A L- Association, with Colonel Sir Francis De oC is Winton, secretary of the Emin Pasha Relief 01 E YExpedition, arrik-edfoi Thursday, and had a t f ...

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... GENERAL FOREIGN NEws AMERICAN FISHERIES BILL (ReTTrmi's TEL~EGuRAM.) Occrowa, Wedriesdlay.-Tho Fisheries Treaty DBill last nighbt passed through Committee of t !he whole House, and was then read a thsirdmtw lime, and subsequently sent to the Senate. No o tensions were taken or amiendments proposed. rhe Senate, it is understood, will pass the ?? rithont a division. C Washington, Wednesday. -The ...