... PEITHEFLEETABROAD. - e| FBIDAY. GIBnALTAR.-Edgar arrived 29th June and sail, 30th June. (Telegraphic).. S MALTA.-Revenge, Hood, Venus, Banshee, J and Bruiser arrived 29th June. (Telegraphic). MsDITEva'st~reAN.-Lettere from Commander_ v in-Chief, dated 20th Jaue:-RaTuillies at sea- flag of Commander-in-Chief; cruising. Revenge s at sea: flag of Rear-Admiral : cruising with flag. Cinsar, ...

... TOWN (CO-(UNCil. S.ASYLUJM EXPEN\1DITURE. be atI of BOIROUJGH AUDITORS' REPORT. Pr Ur OUNCIL4LOR FOSTER- Q INDIGNANT. TRAMWAY DIFFICULTIES. Bre ,to THE APPOINTMEINT OF AN slh Co or T ~ EXPERT. t O'D Th Mayor (Akierman T. Scott Foster, J.P.) B rdpresidedt at tile 'monthly nierting of the Ports. 5 th mouth Town Council on Tuesday. B th THE LATE ALDERMAN~ MARVIN. Do ay Before tho commencement of ...

... I ThANSVAAL CRISIS. I KRUGER'S NEW TERMS. UITLANDERS, NOT SATISFIED.' CONTINUED WAR PREPARk- TIONS. The new franchise proposals submitted to the LTiransvanal Raad are now known. Roughly stated, Ltheir effect would be to give the franchise on lcertain conditions to all who have been in the Icountry since 1890; those who went in 1891 would receive it in a year; those who have resided since 1892 ...

... Iv \X2 1l u1S l.. . U.I A-- ?? ?? - - u SatU ! oy celebrated his , Ci, hIoLl, t bVL a born on July Ti ; i -; ^i'tSbeen removed from the pres re of Paros; his asccissor reepi b 0 i s good ae last year, give r1t hatritulgS, youlng now butg b-rear for AugUst 12th. i U -li Sinal sittiug of the serv ?? Ilague will be on July Scot F , ,,ill disperse ou July 30th. batt , tile author, of whoea so ...

... By being well boiled before being put into use, a new clothes-line will not twist. Wood-lice, which do so much damage among th the tender roots of orchids and other plants, may ob be caught in traps made of potatoes. Cut the blj potato in two parts, and ecoop out the interior. w Place the inverted potatoes amlong the pluants, twl examine them occasionally, and destroy the di wood-lice ...

... STORIES OF SPULfECN. r From the Book of His Life Messrs. Passmore and Alabaster, Loudo,, l just published the third volur4e of *C IL. f Spurgeon's Autobiography. Coilpiled fmZ his Diary, Letters, and Rlecords, by Lis Wife and his Private Seretary. This volume, which deals with the years 1856-78, is of great enteredt aod Spurgeon does not at all suffer, and eere n did, on closer acoqaintance. ...

... SUM2MER AND ITS PERILS. The heat of summer and its mild, relaxing weather, are often more dan gerous to children and adults than is commonly supposed. Profuse perspiration and the use of cold or effervescing drinks impoverish the blood, and the patient is,.as it were, starved. If any natural weakness exists, the system will break down at that point: or : general relaxation and languor may set ...

... The Sun Cure. Many know by experience that the relief afforded by the cuu's. rays to wearing pain, neuralgic and inilammatory, is more effective and lasting than that of any application whatever. whose who have face-ache should prove it for themselves, sitting in a suuny window, where the warmth jalls fully on the cheek. F7or nervous debility and insomnia, the treatment of all others is rest ...

... Ur ar That young man means well, said. Mabel's 1 'h father; but he isn't inteUectil.. He doesa't vo think much. *i Yes, he does, interrupted Mabel, con-r u, fidently. He thinks a great deal of me. t Y Inever was so insulted iu my life!' ex. - ee claimed Frances. 1 What-did he do ? asked Leils.. We were all alone, and he threatened to kiss i is me. hb Well ? I Well, we werer ...

... -PORTSMOUTH, SATURPWD j1 , t _ _ _ _ I__ _ adr (l1Egsu ST iO THE WEi2 -- A T HOHfE d .AND AB]R 0_ . FIE,, Is it to be peace or Peace or South Africa? Theas I it War ? *.vhich has been asled dsi'' a the last few week-, b ' who take any interest in public ' remains unanswered still. The ans,.r 2 e with President Kruger, and the head f Tratisvaal-Republic is not undul h to live it. Sir Alfred ...

... BEATFIG BLUNPF4RS. ?? So. ro Li .A north-country farmer, after returning from Mi a Contiaental tour-on. wnich he aid long set his re heart-was narrating, one ?? to his friend H the doctor, how he had virited the majestic B lake of fieaeva, and trodden the bauks of ilue Bl Leman. Excuse me, interrupted the doctor; Lake Geneia and Lake Lemau are svnonymoUr. That, my dear sir, replhed the ...

... ,THE NORTH AYER[CA AND I WEST INDIES FLEET. MIMIC BATTLES AT HALIFAX. ATrACK ON THE HARBOUJR. [Faxoa OUit CORESPONDIBXT.| a, HALxpAx, Sunday, July 2nd. il Ship at Halifax: Crescent (tlag) Proserpine, Indefatigable, and Quail. th At Bermuda: Terror, Tribune, Psyche, th Hotspur. m At Barbadoes: Talbot. At Newfoundland: Pearl and Comus. r, At Jamaica: Urgent and Columbine. ; On. Coronation Day ...