... T1N1 LOND)ON COUNTY COUNCIL I Yestterday lV jtiernoon tbis Coutncil reassembllled -slier ?? r.- I etr 1cos inl the Council Cheaumbsr, Guild- b 1a.o.tl lI;STEL:Y ;preslililZ. 2Att'St@N CC '5ill' ?? lrArI O1,Ftfrs. OnL the Ife:iluelltc:li f thle 'ulallteoCumint tee, itie rroolserl thIt. stihicet to ilte uetisatctioi of tite, 'hs'rt of tre Cont-!l, tI l l' ?? ot tho School lto- Vior Iljo l n ...

... CSUSPICIOLS DEAThI AT NEWCASTLE. On atutrday, at the :Newcastlo Police- >r>i rt, 1)viril iiil!lrop. il'rii cti as ai clurk, 28, ?? chargere I wt ii 1: ootiig Alt tlie MJatihfis, i. il-arrriniai :2. Zalit rrnaii.ld.s-A )1olicenvi~ln tloepoed r ho irrliialr ai' :L moan tolemblitg tile a i at r tfehi I, walriit' arid Ut) it at two o citiCL ?? :L.iv jut iirig. f itO 110111 i witerd she las i i..11 ...

... Last eveni tbe Marquis of Ripon attonade a conversanooe, held at LiEmehonse Town 1Hall, in con- nection with the Limnehouse Liberal and Badical Asan- ciation. Trhbre was a good attendance. - Mr. J. STEWAXT WALLACE, Liberal and Radical candidate for Limehouse, took the chair. and in introducing the noble visitor, Mr. 'allace said the record of the association during the season now closiag had ...

... 7E TYE4OOI WR. TH:E RE~oBMlZ WORLD. igrotlom forms tles true goal of social offort. Ths ideal ,freedom ia tho measixamu of power for eli members of 'Of tn serety alike to miake the best of thefuselves; in other n stho liberstticto f the powers of all meu, equally, for oenteiha'015 to a comumoil good. When we speak of freedom 0 semetr lesto be SD highly prized, we mean a positive power r3 ...

... LE. I' Do you think, writes a correspondent, that our friend at the Bristol would like to hear what the man in the street is saying about him ? Last might I happened to be passing the letter-box there, when the collector arrived. ' AII the Genezal's secrets there ?? I remarked. 'Some of them, I dessay, sire' he replied. 'Ain't much of his coin, though. 'E's a receiver, le is; 'e don't issue ...

... THE MAR VELLOUS MODERA TION OF MR. PARNELL. MR. BALFOUR, speaking yesterday at Manchester, referring to the Special Commission, asked:- If the Liberals think the Commission is competent to elicit the troth upon the comparatively minor question ?? of the authenticitylof those letters, why should they say we doubt that it is equally competent to elicit the truth with regard to those far more ...

... THE RIOTS A T CHINKIA NC, CHINA EARLY in February last, a terrible riot occurred at Chin- kiang, a port on the Yangtsze River. Far some time past it appears that bad blood has existed between the Sikh Police (who are employed by the Municipal Council of the Foreign Concession, and are nicknamed by the populace ?? Heads, on account of their red turbans), and the inhabi- tants of the native ...

... THE CENTEATA -R OF TAs ;REVOLUTIO~c (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) PARC DE VERSAILLES,. SUndIzy AfternU6n, PLEASANTER and brighter scene the May sun does not look down upon at this hour than that which is spread before me at this moment. We are in the Great Park at Versailles, immediately in front of the -palace which is so intimately associated with so much. of the tragedy of French ...

... PRINCESS MIDAS. 7W at EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. DEAR MR. EDITOR,-Will you kindly allow me to correct an errol in my figures of the Outer Harbour of Adelaide? In place of 4 per cent. interest, what I should have said was, that taking the present import and export trade. of South Australia, together with the tonnage of Steamer traversing these waters, the Outer Harbour scheme, 'as ...

... THE TOUR OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY.-!. PERSONALLY CONDUCTED BY AN UNPROFESSIONAL CRITIC. TIHAT awful question-as Inevitable as fate, as inscrutable as the Sphinx- What sort of an Academy is it this year ? It is quite unanswerable, but it has to be answered. One has been asked it a hundred times already indivi. dually; and the many-headed public is asking it at this moment of its critics in a ...

... NAVAL AN3D adLiTA.Y INTWMLIZGNCE. f LORD WOISEI5Y AND THE W&a-oi01ICE.-Lord Wolseley is to remnin at the Eforse Guardm as adjutant: general of the forges for another year at least. Re has already filled the poeition for the allotted' period, but his teim'of office has tvrice been broken by hiie tervices in E-gypt. Both the Secretary of State for War awnd tbe Commandcr-in.Chjef wrere most ...

... THZM LONDON SCHOOL MOAOD. The members of the London School Board re. assembled on Thursday afternoon, after the Eastei recess, at the oflices on the Thames-embankment, the Rev. J. RI. Diggle presiding. Mr. John Lobb called attention to the expenditure of the by-laws committee and to the unsatisfactory working of the block system, and moved that a special committee be appointed to consider the ...