... IONI)ON- CORRESPO)NDENCE. _ _ A._~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LlegivW-nihtv s't'tin IjLout, of Coinuiotis :s blmik, for a good b'nssWns etolle. but stui thisro was nl thul'itnos mthu hlii I101110 was ''0 t~o'io, hxoing, beton Cou utt'd out 011 cnor'TI! Ml lhpct of Scottish H omeo IEule, LJ.'~d Iiirki'Ok Nvsl tuilit w itti Ia Iu't ioul in * ,, Cjilttt~l~iCi~'ti lt'voll thot c,'aht atIII ito ljichoats, mud ...

... IMPERIAL LARLIAMENT. I I~~~~~~~~~ I HOUSE OF CONMONS-TuBsDAY. The Speaker took the chair at three o'clock. FOGSED STAMPS ON HMAL ORDMBS. The Postmaster-General informed Mr R. Chamberlain that a number of genuine postal order forms were stolen from a post office in Januarv last, and bad since been put into circula- tion with forged signatures and date stamps. No compensation could be given to ...

... FURTHER RECRIMI?ATION9. The meeting of the Freeman's Journal Co., was resumed yesterday in Dublin. Mr Gray, in taking the chair, referred to what he described as the unseemly wrangle which took place between Mr Healy and himself on the previous evening. He read a statement in writing in which he protested against the ungentlemanly conduct of Mr Scallan, the solicitor of the company, ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL MAIL8. -- DissrATCH o MAILs, Nxi. DOSTIATIOvS. FROm LONOON. MAIM DUX, Ascension .i Plynouthu Aug 16M Aug O Australia, viz.: Victoria, New South Walese, Queensland, South Australia. and Tas- mania, via Brindisi .Aug IG LP July 27 WesternAustraliavis BrindisL.July 28 M July - Australia (Parcel Mail) . July - Nb July - Bahamas . .. .. ,JUY - ...

... A NL:w AMI?I:iQAN 'JUWN. 'the ' Ii tIll Newo rec'nib i.i ati event of iii tieci; iii lieu ii lb lit baby toati I. tin lily;, toiliag hal n. Ot.li'ilCe Idi oiti;l tie I it few lint iii, la a }ii .lIa ii I 'eli IL iir'eily iitreieI ky M N. LX '?eedi .loi'?e ei? 1 iuiiv i. .\eailaig to .i dv .jii'si in It. a' Xo I; \','artit, ' tin ili 104 0 C .01'iyit liii iliIV at ? tieode, aiol Ii lii ic ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. The House assembled at a quarter past ten o'clock, when the Royal assent was given to a number of public and private bills. The Lords Commissioners were - The Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Coventry. and the Earl of Limerick. Among the Acts of public importance which received the Royal assent were the Poor Law (Ireland), Amendment, Colonial Probates, Hares Preservation ...

... COMPIMENTARY DINNER TO MIAR CRUICKSHANK, COMISTY. Mr George Cruickshank, Comisty, Forgue, who O is soon to. leave this country, was yesterday after- noon entertained to a complimentary dinner in Sthwarts' Hall, Huntly, by a number of his friends 1 in the distriet. Mr Cruickshank is the fifth repre- t- eentative of the family who has tenanted Comisty d since the closing quarter of last century. ...

... _- t RUMOURED RETIREMENT OF MR JESSE COLLINGS. It is reported in Birmingham Gladstonian circles e that Mr Jesse Collings, the member for the t Bordesley Division, does not intend to seek re-elec- tion at the forthcowing general election owing to V the unlfavourable state of his health, which c recently compelled the abandonment of several t engagements with his constituents, It is further c ...

... WINTER JACKETS. Oold wintry winds have brought out veritable winter garments in place of the usual autumn wraps of intermediate substance. Furriers cvidently anticipate a severe winter, if we may judge by the width and fulness of fuir trimmings. Brown bear, skunk, dark brown racoon, and all the darker furs are likely to be exceedingly fashion- able, but far will be largely tsed to border ...

... ' CIIIA CAIRN O' AiOUNT AND CLOCHINAB'S. I 11. Auunhiria was ca0e`e when we arrived there, hiLt it is only fair to say that it 'as not on our nrc1orrr .L'Plre (lay 1appenied to be that fixed for their 3 ra 11 ligllard g~atherirg and garnes, ns d riot l.ving beenl expected, neither our patriotisill srtn pockets wver dirawin upon for a, subscription , . i guaranti-e fmninW'' We weve toti late ...

... All extraordinary story is sent to the Tele- graph by its St lotersburg correspondent. The scone is it little village, Sariera, in the Ismail district, aold the timn nigilt. Lster a gigautic woman, a strilager, who iS hospitably ro jveld by Pt woman of the village. The stranigor produces a bottle of votil, which she and her hostess dioucss. The spirit being quickly exhaulsted, the gnest ...

... MR (4LADSTOINE ON Mlf)IEVAL | UN I 1 E S ! 'i' 1Y 19. l I T'I'HRII ORJ(CI11 ANI) OBJEICS. I 'JIlr P'rimei \I ini!iter lhad ali enixtliisiamis reC l~t' [1cm1 is Olxford yeste~rdaty. R-e deliveredl eil 1b111r1'9. oil '' Medliiii'l Un ii~o 'inl thlr 51101- dIOiiL Tn'Ilitetti whir h ;o's p0( JICcd I rowl fiooi i ci Ing, ad tisitt'dlel y .t1e,\ie(la~'(' if) ¶110 mlidlliili 119i 1110if fr~xd'sa' ...