... [HORRORS OF' THE }EVOLUTION in PEUD, The steamsbi Nile, with tbe'fortnight's omeWaA West India and Pacific: mails, arrived oD' Tiesuiy, bringing particulars of the revolution inPeri. At a preliminary meeting on July 14th, Congess VWa tn. deaionring to arrive at some solution of the difflsalty occasioned by tie intricate character of the senatorial and representative elections. The two great ...

... sTIE NEW LICENSING ACT. ?? Watson, proprietor of the Birkibeck beer- Lease, Arohway-road, was,summioned at the Hi1hgate ipolice-courb on, Mosiday, for unlawfnlly having hsis rij lbouse-open for the sale of malt liquors ;befror the ;.4i 1hourifthalf-past 12 am., on Sunday, August 2b; and 'II of Bates, labourer, was charged with being on 'the aw 1premaises and obtaining duink, be not being a ...

... T! AItTH In ,,UVRES. The shas fight in which the Southerm army wai DMonday engaged does not appear t e beer very 50ecessfaL A correspondent of tih Mfomsiis 'est writes:- I am afraid we are going from bad tk worse in the matter of sham fights in our army. Kot content with the unrealitl of thu mimtic battle. between our two divisions, we have at last descendei to the necessity of pitting them ...

... ?? I I, . ~ - 1 L .~ The atutmimn. s cnuenvres entered theiriprellifnian sitage onilitday. In accordance with an order issued on Saturday nlgbt, Sir Alfted Horsford~ atd (iellr Brownrigg's divosions nade. a reconnsisansee aglisb each otber. The'latter posted himself on the lna between Launceston heath and Long Cifttebell worse downs; while the other division attacked in three columns. After ...

... EVERLASTING PUNI SIIMENT. Inserted by fJeC Bh. rJ. W, Garter, - Vter oJ Orist- - :Church, Sratford,London, E. The dootrine of ?? etistd ll in Senlptrre in] the moest remsthaie manner. \Veeaf~iim that it isthe Plain meaning which plain people. who have no theorY to ooentend for, woudeld tu- esitebly ptub pOD the words. ef Scriptuxre, end it is taupet isn len- ounce ?? onst eslesn and ...

... SERIOUS COLLISION AT SNOW-EILT On Tuesday mowning. at eight o'clock. a collislpA fortunately unattended by any more serious resull than damage to a little rolling stock, took pldnc at the Snow-hill junction of the Metropolitan and'Clat, ham and Dover railways. From Inquiry it appears that just as the Great Northern train, leaving King'a cross at 7.43, arrived at Snow-hil, the London, Chat ham, ...

... LATEST ELE;JRI NEWS PMl EIUTT AI NEW - AX3 VLEGUBS. | LIBEBJ - * JIM (D IL ABOtIT. She Parls P PARIT, Saturday. 51150ndes 4t, s plib12h a telegram from Strasburg at by th, t *at n consequience of a decision arrived . Ab, J eathoridies that there is no case against *attlhatgentlemanwill be set at liberty to-day. FRANCE, FRANCE. PARTS, Friday. t A C'ablint Council, under the presidency of M. ...

... TOWN AND COUNTRY TAKX A shocking machinery accident occurred at Hsr2le pool on Saturday. A labourer at the Maleable tron- works became entangled in the ?? A single shriek drew attention to his horrible faTe. The ma. ohinery was stopped, but not before his body: was crushed to atoms. I On Sunday morning last one 'of. the mbn patients in the loyal >aval Lunatic asylum at Great.Yar- mouth, ...

... LLOYD's, WEEKEY NEWS OFFICE, SUNDAY _MORNING. THIS MORNING'S TELEGRAMS. ITHROUGH REUTEB'S AGErOY.] FRANCE AND GERMANY. BRoUarsE, Saturday Night. ?? Echo due Pailrnmnt learns from a good source that the German Ambassor in Paris, Count Arnim, has tendered his resignation. The paper adds his ex. cellency adduces as motive for this step that since the question of the war indemnity has been defini. ...

... FRI 4&TE-77 Q -- ' FOREIGN OENCE. i n. 2T- ,FRANCE. Thoe F~ych Government on Monday mn; ade a final payment 7 million francs, which corn- :plbted the fifth half inbard due to Germany. An- cording to an ?? Manteuffel I. the evacuation of the iiafrtmelits of-the Marne and Haute-Marne will conjh~ience on the 15tb October.-- Prince Orloff was pietnt at 'the reception of M. .Thieis at the ...

... AGRICTLTURAL ECONOMISTS.' A slight correspondence that has lately ben published in the columns of the TimesTM furnishes, at the present crisis in the state of Labour and CaDital, an excellent argument ia favour of the working man. A Norfolk clergyman writes a plain, well-authenticatei tale to the Times, showing what marvels honest frugality can effect, among even the most scantily paid of ...

... LATEST BLECTRIO NEWS EuTEl's TKLEGEAE.J FRANCE AND GERMANY. ,PRu, Saturday. AnoteO ?? o01iciil this morning points out that the Frankfort treaty is differently inter- SutedinFrance ?? on two main points: ist, with respect to French subjects actually domi- riled on'ceded territory; and sewondly, with respet to the nationality of minors.. The note ends, by say- Ing that the French Government ...