... ECCLE SIAStICAL.L NEWS. TIM NEW D1AN OF CHICEIflSTliIR. The Rev, Francis Pigou, D.Df Vicar of Halifax and chaplain in ordinary to the Queen, has been nominated by the Crown to the Deaenry of Chichester, vacant by the death of Dean Burgon. 'It is rathor rermarkable'that' in the courso of a fe'w days the .Vicars of ?? importeixt York- shire parishes should he selected for high preferment-Mr. ...

... TllE, PRESIDENT OF THE WESLEYAN CO(NFERENCE AND THE HARVEST. T President of the W sloyan Conferouece has justissued twt l lloh '4i4utoral:- . :iii' - Conference recommenondea tbat tho noxt qu:li r1esy ]lest day, Soptomber 21st, should be observed as a v 01 ?? prayer innd supplication. The roasons ap ?? w~ich this reconunendation rested have strengtheied i% tl1e lapse of weeks and days. Ilaving ...

... MADAME MARB BROZE AT KALIFAX. The Drill Hall at Halifax was crowded on Monday evoniuz with a fashionable audiene, when a miscellaneous progrmmre, rieltdng selections from the favourite operas, I English ballads, violhn and pianoforte solos, -was submitted by thc Marie Roe Opera Company. Thae artists on tho occa^sion werea- Madmeo Mrie Rose, the renowned. soprano; Mdlle. Carlotta Desvignes, pma ...

... 'lTE LEEDS MEMURY. FPJDA T , BSqitnlr 28th, 1888. 1Tne Emperor of Germany left Detmold yes- terday morning for Stuttgart. TaE Reihsanzeiger (Berin) ipublishes a report ,addressed by Prince Bimnarck to the Emperor with mpect to the alleged Di ily of the late Emper Frederick.. The Imperii Chancellor sets forth. his reasons for questioning the genuineness of the Diary, and conaludes' by asking ...

... BUENOS AYRES GREAT SOUTRERN RAILWAY. The ordinary yearly meeting of the proprietors of this company was hold yesterday afternoon at the City Ter- minus Hotel, London, under the presidency of Mr. FRANX PFARuSs. The report showed gross receipts for the year 1887-88 to the amount of £1,195,681, and expenditure £512,052, and stated that the increase in the gross receipts of the line for the year ...

... A HORRIBLE STORY FROM AV IA. ATROOIT.IE ON THE ARUWHIMI. Mr. Graham Wilmot-Brooie, who returned in July to Stanley Pool from the Upper Congo and Mobangi River, by which route he has been attempting a hitherto unsuc- cessful pioneer journey into the Central Soudan, with a view to future missionary work, writes to his father, Lieutenant-Colonel Wilmot-Brooke, of Shortlands, Rent, sayina that he ...

... LOCAL i AND GENERAL' REVISION OF VOTERS' LISTS IN LEEDS.-On1 t Monday next, Mr. T. S. Sodon, Rovising Barrister. will a cormmence the revision of the iats of Parliamentary and Municipal voters in the borough of Leeds. 3,700 general claims and 57 lodger claims will be made, and there will be 2,918 objections in regard to the former and six with reference to the latter, against 2,480 general ...

... IIL.--THE TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT. WIRES AND WORRERS. Through the medium of the Post-office Leeds is sup- :plisd each day with Greeawich lise. - Xr. Potts,, 4. Guildfordstreet, receives the tim& at ten a m: , . pyson, of Briggate, at one p.m. At two minUtesbe4os| ,onc o'dclok on Thursday the writer was standing, ?? y with Mr. Graham, in front of two single needles a 7small box with a projecting ...

... NATIONAL FRUIT CONF.4ERENCE. Following upon Mr. Gladstone's speech last week, advocatingr the extsnsiou of fruit and vegetable culture inL England, a couference of fruit-growvers and others of the public interested in- the quession was held on Tuesdaly evening in the Corn Exchange, St. Albaua's. The objects of thc meeting, as sumnounced, wvere to inqlure into and show bxy p~ractical mueans how ...

... GEiNERA FOREitNNES.: : 00::~ 00(R~trus TR ): Gak : ,) THE EBPEROR FREDERICKi. .BUTnF, Wednej.- Sompersons who ha, e hd- the opportunitya of comparing the, diary published in the reutsche 1tgeandcaawithithe journalitself, statethatthe'! extrcts agree .with the orginaL.: : , The 1reminxaqc ZiI!W, this evenmin states that theo. publishers of the Deutdwhe Rwndkchar, t o-day promised ?? supply ...

... THE :DEPBXDENT. 0O1IYBIA O Go;o' ThPLAtR&. The nineteenth arm~ar of thinodaote f h Ind Mpen dent Order of Good T mlrs nt wng a sdu elbaed yesterdy by the hldnofapcial sedn of the Grand Lodge of Enlqend in St.Xi 3 s's fle1 Vrk- street, Leeds, une thd presidency ofM.3ozu:&Af~ (Birmingham). The io.lowing aftin slid Past Grad officers were ret:-'.and Mrs. 7. Walsaliaw(11li- tax, heRe.SoCM=oo ...

... TfflE STIrIKE OF JOINERS IN LEEDS. A largely, attended meeting of carpenters and joiners was held last evening at the St. James's Hall, York-street, to consider their position waith regard to the present strike in the light of what took place at. the interview between!i some of thae .men and the masters last Friday night.1 The nmasters had agreed to mieet a deputation of eight car-. pentera ...