... ' 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 ...

... :OF BRITISR CA GE ANUFACTURERS b asll estins of the Institate of Britis nw arrao Manufacturers were resumed Yesterday ay morning is the Royal Stuart Boom, withis t -E xhibtio Building. Tr George N. Hooper, ' Lndon, the president, occupied the chair, ;2a se - was a good attendance of membera, bst ODZ? CARWAGlE. *P Thst Pmsmi? read the second part of D ea 'Modern Carriages. After sx bliit ...

... -BAYING ObORIA STONE OF NEW 1 FRES ENGLISH CHURCH AT OBAN. Yesterday the ceremony o laying the foundatln stcne of the new church which i3 in -urse ofto i erectionl in Ar*gyLI Square for the English sec:tion of. ?? the Free Church there was performed by Mrs 'hi MiDfie of Airds, Appin. The weather was ex. b ; tremely unfavourable, rain falingheavilytthrough. ant the whole dpy,.but the ...

... 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 ...

... OUR LONDON 0ORREESPONDENCE, 65 FLEET STREET, Saturday Night About a score of Peers came down to-day to complete that legislative 'business which is to 1. be carried through before the adjournment. , Though the attendance was small, the work i ?? was considerable. In the first | placs the Parnell Commission Bill was sent through its remaining stages, and Lord Kiimber- !eV took the opportunity ...

... TEE NAVAL EVOLUTIONS. CAYTURE OF BELFASE. rue Belfast has been captured by the cruiser i b Archer, of t'he British Fleet. The Mlayor of Belfast received a communr ication yesterday | morning from Commander Poe, of the Archer. p Baying his ship had been lying three hours off i the port, during which time the ships in the ai river and shipbuilding sheds on Queen's Island L were theoretically ...

... OFENINGiOF BAZAAR AT NORTH s. *- '3RWIVCK.- oc4~o~- In. the-spacious and beautif l grounds o! The l 1 . Lodge a grand bazaar in connection with the S s United Presbyterian Church -of the Martyrs was la P opened at noon yesterday. This event of the r, sea~on has been causing much interest for some time past both amongst -the visiting and resident si classes of the population. The preparations, ...

... TEBE COURT. Osborne, Thursday. The Queen drove out yesterday afterroon, I accompanied by Her Royal Highness Princess . Beatrice, and Her Grand Ducal Highness Princess Alice of Hesse. Baron Von Grancy, Major-General Sir Howard LElphiustone, ?? and Lieutenant- Colonel I Veser, counmaiading the Cafordahire Light Infantry at Parkhurst, had the honour of dining with the Queen and the Royal family. ...

... IRISH MEDICAL SCHOOLS' AND GRA.DIUATES' ASSOCIATION. The above association, founded in 1878, held its summer general meeting en Wednesday in the mathematical clase-room. of the university. The society is quite independent of the British Medical Association, but as a large number of its members are also members of the latter it is found conveni- ent to hold one of the three general meetings of ...

... mollek Castle, the old historic residence of I the Pollocks of Mearns, and which suffered j H severely by the disastrous fire which visited it six years ago, his now been re-erected on the old site. At an early date, after the estate had been taken over by the much-esteemed present c proprietrix, the Ron. Mrs Fergusson-Pollok, to whose predecessor was Sir Hew Pollok, Bart., As building ...

... 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 ...