... I THE ABLERICAN LINER PARIS. I l PATIENTCE REWARDED. L SALVAGE OPERATIONS SUCCESSFEL. A Falmouth telegram says that the American liner Paris was s-acconsfutily floated last night, at, eight p.m., ening pulled off without the help of steamnboat.S. She is novw lying about 200 feet from whoero she struck. Captain Queenalt, of the tug Telephone, was the first to bring the newvs to i Falmouth. ...

... AT THE ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS. The fifth annual dog show held under the auspices of the Ladies' Kennel Association took place this week at I the Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent's-park, and if the increased number of exhibits and visitors is any criterion, the show has proved the most successful yet I given. The Ladie,' Kennel Association, which enjoys the distinguished patronage of two ardent ...

... Ti [12 iO l I ,\ A.Y E SON. 'Ti~i 11llu' ,lF.i ens. lecn 'le Pent' in'tii ?? Inwtfids atre witikiti wi lug io file, at r0 ai, xId. Lte,iintl nlil flai' *1 bll ?? I t wilx jl voi' title I- ptowl1 r. Bosts 01f jpe.'prl Xi I tic'o Prt loylged boind.!1, ?? hao e lit daiie ?? st steed fin it. ins titev live lltiv ;11111 nilc lives' at~ lidt itinrl's wino ;ire inl Ilrgeni ,I ant of ; ?? Nvill he ...

... YESTFRhD Y'S IATEES NEI\S. While Fplaing on at rift on a !ake in WIansteari PDrA yesterdiay a hoy rained llays; of .iumor Park, fell mkt4 tl.o water acd wva- 'iriw, L Ye.terday nmoriteg ;a itot, ?? name is at prezeol kno'wn, threiv lii i it; froilt of u tra s at Upton Tnrls Sot :ion and %le ts il:' ! . RIlqorts front all thcis hu ?? rli-trirts in Kealt go ts slilme that th,- heps ihis t sear ...

... TEE KTATIFA'S PRISONER. Mr. Neafeld, the last of the Khaiifa's prisoners in Omdarman. who was only released wken Lord Kitohener struck off his 4(1b. fetters, arrived in London on Thursday. After his liberation he was so seriously ill that first his reason and then his life were despaired of. He I however, recovered, and when seen on Charing-cross station looked particularly well. lie was with ...

... .IMPORTAT 1NODLTI O INTENDING E TS WE: are' asked;to publish e awng by. the .Emigrant's' ';Informiiaitix:D'? Offie( 531, Broadway, Westminstet', ?, Te 'Juy: ciroulars of .the. iEmings~rte~ ia-;f92nnatl'on Office 'and the: iannual beditirnlrbf thi..fe p>n4 handbooks' shoW ?? emigration .: The 'notice ebo'lit'l-rte- ?? hjbated, '.and' the c itriularsla''h t~a)int'i.e tree of charge; :at niore ...

... 'be top of the (Itotuin THE NE.GRO PROBLEM IN AMERICA. Mr. Choate, the United States Ambassador, took the chair yesterday at a lecture delivered in Essex Hall, by Mr. Booker T. Washington, a negro philanthropist, on the subject of the progress ofthe coloured race in America. Mr. Choate, inintroducingthelecturer, saidtthegreatquestionlwashow bestthe coloured race, enfranchised by the war, ...

... 1)e 'Cop of the {Ibornfng, I an lawye, THE NEW CHANCERY JbQE. t It is not imprbable that Mr. H. B; Buckleyj Q.C;, the wdll-known eot I~anY ?? , Will be appointed to thle additional Chancery judgeship. Such an appdintmetit would give great satisfaction; Mr. Buckley's special ?? would stand hint in good tead in the company cases, With which he wouid be mainly concerned. We, therefore, hope that ...

... tbe top of the MI~orning. ANOTHER CONFERENCE AT BLOEMFONTEIN. Mr. Fischer has reported to the Afrikander leaders at the Cape on hig mission to President Kruger, and there are indications that his well-meant efforts proved a failure. There appears, however, to be a fresh Bloemfon- tein Conference in the air. The Boer State Attorney and Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs left Pretoria ...

... A P P O S ITION AT ST. PAUL'S. EDUCATION AND ATHLETICS. Bustle and animation were the dominant features of Hammersmith Broadway yesterday afternoon, on the occasion of Apposition at St. Paul's school, which the curious may be informed was founded in 1509 in honour of Christ Jesu in Puericia and of his Blessed Mother Mary for 153 boys to be taught free in the same in good literature both Latei ...

... LFROSI A CORRESPONDENT.1 Am. present eppearances point to the conclusion that 1899 will be a great wine year in France, and especially in those parts of the country where the finest wines are grown. For example, in the Department of the Gironde, i hose vincvardss supply the woriel with its Mcdoc, St. Emilion, Sauternes, iBirsac, &c., there has not been such a show of grapes since 1893, a year ...

... .Patt Iffall 6:(jtttc (offiret 18, CHARING CRoss ROAD, W.C [FRoDi OUR CONTINENTAL CORRESPONDENTS.] The German Emperor and the Crown Prince of Sweden and Norway are to have a meeting next week at Skabersj6, the seat of Count Olden- burg, near Malmr. The King of the Belgians has returned to Laeken from Ostend, and Prince Albert of Belgium, the heir-presumptive, has left for England, where he ...