... (rOMs A cRoLscPOND313T.) Scarborough is one of the best of ?? wherein to pass a shert holiday. If it had a. quaint foreign name and was difficult to get at. to it would be the resort of the very beat people., ro Indeed, it is the most foreign-looking of English, Ojb towns, though perhaps that should hardly be an- he attraction to a true-born Briton. The contrast between the new town, with ...

... ' ATTACK ON THE RED FLAG BY GENDARMES. - - EXTENSION OF THE STRIKE MdYEMENT. ?? PFROM OUR SPECIAL CORRWONDSNT.) Paris, August 8, 5.45 aer. . .4 ia funeral of the oommunist 5 General Eudes was to-day rmde the occasion of a- most imposing Revolutionary manifestation which led to blood being spilt pretty freely, though I have not heard that anyone was actually killed. As early as seven o'clock ...

... JiBRITISH MEDICAL .-ASSOCIATION PROGRESS OF THE GLASGOW MEETING. -Tbe memberS of the British Medical Associa. fon were mnore fortate yesterday in the matter if weather. It was not by any means a typical August day, but the persistent rain of Tlesday was not repeated. In the forenoon the eun phone, and throughout the day it was fair, if tot exactly bright. The sectional meetinas were entered ...

... The centenary of the Northern Meeting, which Al is not only the oldest bat the greatest gathering G- of the kind in Scotland, is being celebrated this if week at Inverness in a manner befitting the hs character and history of the institution. Under its modern canstitutiou the meeting ha is much associated with the bagpipes and the Hi kit, but it is remarkable that when it was eo instituted in ...

... -.oJJtole, and not eater than 6 pe.m FRIIDAY MORNING, AUGUST S. In the Iiouse of Lords yesterday, in answer f io Lord Granville, Lord Knutsford read a tole-v - . . y. . . . gram from Sir Arthur Havelock cofirminag the reports in the newspapers as to the improved bi condition of Zululand, and adding that there were hopes Dinizulu himself might sarrender, E On the motion to consider the Commons ...

... L TVT ~,TRE PETERREAD CONVICT PRISON -I] I., .. I : A .RIV1, OF CONVICTS. T&, Proia Com ibsionae baving taken over from .the ecntractors :on 34 tilt, tbo buildings in- coIn. sectien with the convict prison establiskment, Wtoe were opened o yesterday by the ?? ; of tE first hatch of convicts, who will have to make Peerhmad. their home until, the expiry. of their 4 respective perods of ...

... II. LETTERS, TO THE , EDITOR. a' [. 1 p] phot' PRESSURELON.,OUR INFIRMIARIES. ne i, ?? a leasder of some days ago you indicate,' quire or ineaiae, that some explainfition is needed for the conri loinger dstention of patienits, in4,tbe Royal and aseTM 3uWestern Infirmaries than in' U1 other hospitals coons 0.cited, Of the the 11 only four -are at all compar- roopS as abs with our two large ...

... POLITICM AFFAIRS. UR HALDTE-A,,3%. T PERESTONPANS. S : r 1&~ -H.ldsnm, M.P der~ddigtuaa , ad- t' dressed a meetingvoL his constitbast night in, n the Free -hurch -Xll, Prr5tonpal.; AU Thomas r 3lerrylees, i blacknith, presided-ovaer-s good I -attentdane. M ,Haldaw said-this maa the first I rcccasioeia'which hie~adaddresiehlsconstitueaxts :einces-Bsrlitesat'rose. He'wedwulddeal with.the g ...

... SIR MICHAEL E IATCcAAIFF. . Sir ~riciasi Hic-Beiao, ?sLP. andi .8 hj- Gorst, krP., were the principal guesta ata banquet >gitea by the arquis of SBiilthe D~illHallf . cardiS LIt i, to the delegats of thoA;l- .ciaed has of Commerce. Alter the nmial e loyal toasts hd been drank, the Ma ofDute1 . proposed ; The Delegates of the GinbersulCoi- 0 *i meew5bich' sas respendad te ?? Hl, , S' YLP. The ...

... ITIREE CROFTERS AND THE CROFTERS COMMISSIGN. ?? ; F X - . I- -l -- 7 :I. Sheriff Ferbes Irvine has issued- 4n interlocutor in an actien raised by the Duke of Argyll agailst a number of Tiree crofters to recover arreaiof a rent and fair rents as fixed by the Orofters Ceow A mission, the defenders having refused to pay. ths proportion of arrears ordered by the ommisamli 1 to be paid. The ...

... INDlIAR VOL MINES&' Train repor ts ?? diozn Gold n Musesr o~the Is~e~me~n eevd the at secretaries -of- 4 ?? e we- th re ake the fol1owiceetaes'i ic IE VALA 29 YA1L -t4re Wlisn3-eedreef.-, ICThe qacts and pyrit63is irasn.n itpersto be a tprahe.g aiter episiet,.- ehv oemte alltbo e IG wit fpeled,7vwith more -lode standing tothe South, . ig thou9, f low qua~lty. Rs UYSOBE-WINAADI- CONSOLIDATED. ...

... 1 THE HYDER ABD (DECCAN) COMPANY. The report of the HYDYEIABAD DnCcsN commuitee has been issued. After recapitulating the hietery of the company, as elicited by the evidence, the committee report that the concession has proved I highly lucratise to the oecetesionariee, who appro- priated to themselves £;850,000 cf the capita]. They ; express no ?? on the prospects of the under- . taking, nor ...