... INDIAN GOLD MININa REPORTS. I Frmrpreaespatched from the Indian Gold Ib~ee Mines an 21stJ'n~lY received by the eecr~taries ofco the respective compaulSE boy this swaek's mail wea bres take the foliewing txtralcts;-te DEVAJ4A.MOYAII (Captain James Willicursl.-Iu th 'Ina deep tunel have. passed through the branches -referred t e last week. We are earnying 7M . of the lode. Assay value, is a 15r ...

... ANCGLING. THE TrioSARs.-On Monday, 23d inst, Messrs Gray and More, from the Trossachs Hotel, had 20 nice trout fromu the streasm connecting Achray and Vennacher; on Tuesday, 27,lb. trout from tho Finlas; on Thoreday, 33 trout, 2O1b, from Loch Xatrine; on Friday, 14 perch and 2 tiout, weigh- ing llb. and 1x1b. respectively; and on 6aturday, 14 trout and several perch and pile from Loch Aebray. ...

... WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1. IR the House of Lords yesterday, oa the re. port stage, the Libel La-w Ameandent Bil wae , - 3-ai -- 41o - ?? A r n fI further ameaded, and the report was agreed to. Several bills were advanced, and Lord Balfour of Barleigh moved the second reading oi the Lecal Government BilL Lord Carnarvoa said the sum and substance of his remarks must be ucfavourable to the ...

... D.:bDITION-AI 1OTES OF THE I- -. ,-I GROUSE SUPPLY. . ' (FAOM A SPORTING CORRESPONDENT.) d In:the face of many rumours to the contrary tile coming grouse shooting season is likely to o ptboe as successful as in the general ran of ypare-not one of the great seasons, perhaps, i but one in which birds will be sufficiehtly t numnierous to provide abundant sport. It is It -somewhat remarkable ...

... TRE MUNICH CELEBRATIONS, A.RMINC SCENE IN THE SFREES. I, (UTnE's TELEGRM) Aunich, July 31, 3 P At to-day's celebration of the centenary of ,Ring Ludwig's birth, in which 1(,00 ?? took part, i tne great historical procession formed the principal feature. The streets through which the proces- c a. sion passed were artistically decorated, the Odeens o: PIlatz ad the Foldberrnhalle beirg i red. ...

... LA UNCHES. -- jth LAiNCEo AT FAsmFrLD.-Thsre was lautnched w yesterday by the Fairfield Shipbuildiag crid ,r Engineering Company (Limited) from their yard ac at Slovan a steal screw steamer of about 1658 tons gross for the Scottish Oriental Steamship Company L (Limited) for their service on the China coastt The ta I dimensions of the steamer are as follow :-Leogth, tb 270ft: breadth, 369ft. ; ...

... I MUEETING OF THE NATIONAL- LEAGUE IN DUBLIN. The fortnigbtly meeting of the Central Branch! ?? the National League was held yesterday in the offices, Upper Sackvilie Street, Dnblin. Mr David Sheehy, MP., presided. The secretary (MIr T. Harrington, AP.) announced that since the last Meeting the receipts amounted to £188 9d 2d, wbile £2255 was granted to evicted tenants. The Chair- jman, wlhi ...

... 4TJILBTIGS. Gt6ze-Thess took place on tho 24th 3uly at tlie Corra~gl Camp Oreland *nd the events were wel conted, in slate of the heavy showers of rain which continually intkrrnpted the snorts. A numerous company -itneased the games, in- : cluding gis Serene Highness, Prince Edard of dae' . eissar, Commander of the Forces in Ireland; Malore General the Hon. C. Thesiger, commanding Cur agh ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT $( ?? . HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUESDAY, JULY 31. The Spf itia took the chair at three o'clock. net SCOTCH PRIVATE BILLS. 'The The Pablic Health (Scotland) Provisional Order Bm (XirkUston, -Dalmeny, and South Queonsferry) rid Bill was coaeidered, and ordered for third readiog. (Iril The Oyster and Mussels Fisheries (West Loch, the Tarbertt Order Confirmation Bill was read a ...

... B- - O-LUNcE ITHE FOLUNTBEBS SpRD LANiARK RIFLEFS. :--Se ?? ?? flirst competition for Regimental Prizes tooicplace at, the day. Undernoted are the highestscores:- r1Es-U OFFICERS'PaIZEsS. 2010,509, nd 60yrs7rud each distance; no sighting. pn oalficiets. Coy. 200 50 69 I Lieutenanrt J. Brown. ?? H se £Z 32 97 T. Miuirhead 32 32 34 31 97 P. MacGibbon ?? . H- 38 32 33 56 Sergeant H. ?? 33 30 96 ...

... OUR LONDON CORRE&P-'NDENCa, I- 0] ; - Ipli MORE EXCITING SCENES IN HOUSE OF COMMONS. rei i-- tw 65-F'L-rs STRMET de ; Tuesday Night. in In the House of Lords to-night some f arter I lai I. amendments were inserted in the bill to amend mE a the law of libel, aud the second reading of the im a Local Govermnent Bill was debated. Lord tio r Balfour of Burleigh moved the second reading ho e and ...

... (s 'S TELEGRA)I New York, July 31. Ths death is ennoutced to-day of Mr Barney C~ampbell, the dramatic writer. He had bean ,umane for many monthas. FA iia i giatral1 tinta4pec-kelomoapefc initil maker the sknsotsplheth.cmrtll.I Tablets. Evs eAdt. BBQUBST TO THE POPE.-The will jrst proved of .%r Henry Edward Southouse, late of Brighton, -ontains a bequest to the Pope as residuary tgatee of his ...