... I I ISPECUL 11 ing Her Majesty's Indian troopship Serapis arrived ing at Boznbay yesterday moning -euter. a Railway tztftc on the St. Goaard line has been ish interrupted during the last two days by an -nt avalanche. Seven persona have been buried in Sir the sflow.-Reute7. ill, An explosion occurred on Wednesday evening an at Kleazugraban coal mine, near Camphausen, in t the Star district. by ...

... i TOXTETL-PARK SCHOOL - BOARD ELECTION. Fter th I an Mr. Moulding, the returning officer in oonneztion of with the Toxteth-park School Board election, ti good assisted by an efficient staff of clerks, commenced co une- the countioc of the votingpae - yesterday la ,ions mornma at ten o'clock, at the Parish, offices, High ta Ather Park-street. The arrangements made by Mr. oF sop- Moulding wee of ...

... I TC 9 THE CORPORATION COMITES. ' II ~. - - .,.t The City Treasrer (Mr. P. Rhind) ha. U d- submitted to the Finence and Est-te Committee a Jar- statement of fines on renewal of unexpired lesses 2 m from lt Janury to 3li Decembez, 1887, incku- ;0 give, which stows tbat of the sum of £21,000 est- T. mated to be outanding on the 31st December, . 188 1717 4s. 8d. had been receWved, and of the ,.F ...

... LARQUIS OF RIPON, L¶V LIVEROOLI .EgSESrATION AT TH R ; CLUB. ?? Manrc of Ripon visited Liverpool yeer- nd drig his stay in this city was the guest 13 & A. Dearthe chairman of the J or Clab, at his residence in Nesh5arn Park. AhOtt tve 'clock in the afternoon, the dis- ~~shed noblenan visited the senior Reform bin nat-street Dand in the library an adress *Wcomn and congratulation was presented ...

... SALUS P0SULI LT.P SuBZ1AA. I In the House of Lords, yesterday, the C tro Cathediai Fabric and Services Bl11 550 reaeared to a Select Committee. - in the House of Commons a new wzit was noved ior Deptford, to fill the vacanvy P =coed by the resignation of Mr. Evely t a reply to Mr. H. IFowler, Sir Henry Hol- °: and saii he had reason to believe that the aersecution of Wesleyna2 in Tonga had now ...

... fARMING AFFAIRS. The annal show of shire hoes was opened atI| the Agricultural kfall. Lonadon, yesterday, and I was well attended. The entries numlber 410, as t compared wita 349 last year. The fint prize for sallions one your old was awarded to Govenr, nor belongir to Mr. A. C .Dncome. a. PEL'STON CHESBPFu-Yesterday, the 3nouiIy B cheese fair was held at Preston, under the Covered I larket. ...

... ~TH NEW RUSOF ? PROCEDUREt Mr. W. H. Samn moved that-the conideratin i of the .proposed rdles of procedure have prowe- deaes of all ordinary ordeas of the day and notces3 of motion on every day on whidc-the consideration of thoe rules might be set down by the Govern- ment. He remiandedtbe House thatthe proposalwas not made alone for the convenience of the Govern- men% but that the matter was ...

... jOUR LONDON -RMESPMNDENCE. I ;I I 1., , . : A - LoiNow,_. MONDAo~Y Nrorr. tc ,The banquet at whiah Mr. T. D. Sullivan, W ITY Mr. William -O'Brien, ,sd all the other el Ii- memnbers, of Pariaen. whose -terms ~of tin- rc us Iplisonmnent hare expired will be the guests, to ti ~ be held on: Monday night -at the Oniterion U Restantiant, is to be graced 'by the presence. of ci the ladies. ',Mrs. ...

... LIBERALISM IN ABEROROMBY DIVISION. A meeting of the Liberals of polling dis- a1 tricts Nos. 35 and 36 of the Abercromby Division, t was held last evening in the New Jerusateun 1 Church Schoolroom, bedford-street. for the pur- s pose of electing district officers as renresentatives s of the divisional council of the Abercrombv b Liberal Association. Dr. Kellett Smith presided, d and was ...

... - [ THE BULGARIAN QUESTION. ek -RUSSIAN' OVEERTURES.I an Vzmw,% FsaD. . TheO Polwimfzs Co Paden to-day sm RusBs I _has, &xin the last few days, cormnced nia, 1 tiows with the Pow=rs i ?? the Bul ai n question, av d a fo~al coemunscate of the pro- posal;sinowawatted. Rsiacontinuestbei@ ot! pa s de aret the Powersshouldcoilctively decebrto d the Porte tht tiey gard the rentinnacof Pric s 'e ...

... GOSSIP FROM_[I RUTR. Her Yajesty intends to give a State banqnet in St. George's Hall, at WVindsor Castle; to celebrate the silver weddin of -the Prince and Princess of Wales. The ;ltotish Liberal Club at Edinburgh has purchased the wefl-known Palace Hotel in Prince's btreet faorr37, 000., and thecommittee will obtain possession of the premises in May next. Mr. George Meredith's new novel, ...

... HOUSE oF CoMMoNs, Tuesday Night. The Lords held a very brief sitting to-night. There was, it is true, one order on the paper, but it was merely to askao-aeson or triting itporsure. Someeinterest,how- ever, w as lent to the proceedings by an unexpected interroga- tion of the Prime Minister by the Earl of Daenraven with reference to iMr. McNeill's fate. Lord Dunraven, who is president of the ...