... EVERYBODY'S COLUI1,Ni Lwrreitte from Paris deecribe the Feror-hl Exaiirr r the perfercien of ('crer, nripwnoc, and d-rrne.11c Come out Ly hfundredso thuands- iRI] li' yr'1i o Oocl), hutt, no njirc is 5.-en drunlc Ie hqPS zr IT- is~ Fcatcely to, be credited tbrat 80 ycas 8~ fsbo t Psbitrge of a letter to the Tisl of Kin was ia. Ii, t ?? ik, in Scotland, Is. 5d. ; and to Glenavy, it, tre. lkln'! ...

... Iff .AfO. -AMFTHa. BIRTnS.-June 18, the wife of Mr. Henry Pryor, of the Lamb Inn, of a ?? 19, Mrs. G. B. Prickett, of a daughter. DIED.-June 19,atKeacott, aged 6l years, Mr.Wm. Cook. Oar church bells were rung merrily on Thursday last, the anniversary of her Majesty's accession to the throne. BICESTER. COUNTY COURT, JUNE 17. Before X. B. Parry, Esquire, Q.C. There weae 99 plaints and 12 ...

... REVOLT MTIADE TO ORDER IJV EUROpEAN TURKE Y. IT is now a fortnight or more since the Vienna correspondent of the Dlly 7Tlereayl called our attention to the fact that organized brigandage handsomely subsidized from without, and destined to be promoted at its' birth to the honourable dimensions of a spontaneous insurrection, wsas then being established in the interior of Danubian Bulgaria. We ...

... PARLIAMIE NTARY INT'ELLIGENCE. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, JUNE 17. Their lordships met at four o'clock, when the royal assent was given by commission to the Consolidated Funds (X14,000,000) Bill, the Exchequer Bonds (£1,700,000 Bill, the Public Works Loan Bill, the Sale anid Purchase of Shares Bill, the Labouriug Classes Dwelling-houses Act (1866) Amendment Bill, the British Spirits Bill, and a ...

... PrENSFORD. hei ANa U14ELCrOra V18isToD-On Wednesday afternoon last toa large bull was driven tbrough this village on bis way to hI0S Bristol market to be sold, andl when passing the Post-ofidse, the seeing thedotor open, he bolted in; much to the' consternation.. he of Mr. Pointingt, the root-mistress, who very quilikly made 3P- her exit, and with terror depleted on her countenance, made the ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIO RETTURNS. (Fon0 HIERAPATO'S JOURNAL 01.ATUE1AT) ] Total Recolpts. ' Erecedtng week. 1807. 1866. 1887. 1860. BrIstol and Exeter 7,52 7,152 180,409 145,668 Caledonian. * 3,445 f2,690 601,31 503,1592 Cornwall .. 2,186 2,208 59,519 09,407 G i BSgo w,Sa oth W ostern 11,08 0 10,856 194,950 20C,370 Great Eastern . 38,800 85,50, 763,987 771,e-2 Great Northerf -.. 40,592 04,700 858,971 ...

... THE FAREHiAM AND SOUTH HANTS HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The first show of the season in connexion with, and the - second since the formation of, this society was held in a r meadow near Trinity Church, Fareham, on Thursday - afternoon, and the event could not be otherwise than A highly gratifying to all, and particularly to those who have laboured to. ensure a successful result. As a collec- tion ...

... Xl: I C . 7 ;: IAMERICAS [BY ATLAXTIC TDLEGaBAPHL] N1CW YORK, JuNE 20, Six r.ui , Closing Prices: Gold, 1371.. Sterling exchange n London, 110. United States 5-20 bonds, 1104; Illinois, .1204; Erie, 580. Cotton: Middling' ulland, 27c.' Refined petroleum, 24¢.' Receipts f cotton at United States' ports, 17,000 bale3; receipts by telegraph, 7000 bales; exports to ports in the United Kingdom, 26 ...

... TH-IE PEA AND THE THIMILE. The ?? dai' Reriezei exposes the imposture which Mr. Disraeli has practised on the ignorance and credulity of Parliament in pretending that he is the original inventor of household suffrage as a Conservative measure. The scheme which he has this session propounded might doubtless have been accepted by him without inconsistency fifteen years ago. But since 185 - every ...

... Ci r- THE NAVAL REVIEW OPF PORTSMOUTH. n The Admiralty arrangements for the Naval Review at ?? being to a considerable extent dependent on Ld those of the Sultan, it is impossible to give any account of the probable programme. It is tolerably certain that Et on Tuesday, the 16th of July, his Imperial Highness will se be at Portsmouth; but whether the Review will extend )r beyond that day is ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY. IA wEA and apparently senselo~esattempt Iwas on Thursday morning made to invade the apa I Rtf.tR A hand of tw aparlntrA States. A band of two hundred armed nu? observed by the Italian troops to l?e approaching the frontier at Terne. In accordance with their iasttno. tious from Florence the troops opposed ties invading force, and the latter was of course repulsed, Several ...

... I 1The foreign news of this morning is not peculiarly interesting. The Sultan has taken leave of his ministers and of the diplomatic body at Constantinople preparatory to his journey westwards. Some of the French papers are discussing the chances of Queen Victoria paying a visit to the Exhibition, and the Figaro goes so far as to fix the date of her Majesty's arrival in Paris, adding that she ...