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GENERAL SUMMARY.

[EVKOI'EAN D.YTJTH TO Jui.V BIST ]

Tun " Standard" of July 31st, the accepted Tory organ, made a savago attack on Lord? liandolphGluuchill, Baying: "If bis pranks be cne.ouraf.rod much longer ho will pmtph tlio Government and the Conservitivo party. Wo will follow Salisbury, but wo ] will not follow this overdrawn schoolboy, who is without knowledge sullifirnt to fQlhniu his own ground of pt'vtesmnu-hip " The Common?, o;i tho 30th, rejected by a vote of 10S to 62 tho Po'tma-tor-Oenoral'o amoudmont to the, sixpenny 'I'olegraph Bill, The bill of tho Into l Jo?tmastnr-<3cnoril (Mr LoFcvie), making tho cost of a twelve-word telegram (including the address) sixpence, was passed in Committee.

Tho Chairman of tho Commit! go appointed to inquire into ilio condition of [rwh imlnstrios presented nn informal report to I'nrliairi nl on July 20th. It is stated that nil Irish industries, with tho singlo excep tion of linen manufacture.?, are af present in a deplorable condition. Tlio 1 sport re commends tlio improvement of tlio railway furililio* of lieland, the introduction of tho teaching of a cour.-o of peionfios re latin;; to industri-1 work in all national school*, and a comprehensive system of drainage, without which, tho report de clare-, the proper cultivation of tho soil in Irelnud nn a sufficiently extensivo plan is I Ul possible.

liladstonc writes, July "'Si toaManchcsrer elector, expressing bis conlidont belief that the non-ly-cnfranchfood electors "ill show their preference for Liberal men and Liberal measures, lie looks fowrard with us'Stircrl eontidonco to tho result of tlio general election.

The lladicnl papors wo abusing Iho l'rinoe of Wales for going in for v racing .st ml ami refer to many scandals w liich liavo recently hoon exposed in connection with tlio English turf, for reason,

Owing to depression in trado, thousands of colliers nt Morthyr Tyilril, Wales, woro idle in (lie litter part of July,

(■onoral Booth made a grand parade of Iho Salvation Army in London on tho'27th July. The object wai to inllucnco Parliament, in view of the revelations by tho "Prill Mall Gazette,'' to past) tho proposed Ciiminal Amondmont Act, Social ostracism of several well-known noblemen ha? followed the " OazettuV" oxjiOHures. The Queen has personally writton to Mrs Booth, wife of too Salvationist leader, conveying the troupes! sympathy with the reform woik. ' Mr Spurgeon addressed an audioiico of 4.00J at ttremerton on L'Tth .July, his subject being lliol.ruUicinyauii(; K [rlß,'ard the Iniquity ofit. [11 consi(|iience of these revolutions of vice in London, mcotingj were being held all ovor the country in favour of a Ciiminal Law Amend men t Act raising tho "ago of consent "to sixteen yenw. The [<roviuci.il papers give, elaborate reports of the-u meet ings, of which nro notable from the eminence uf the speakoti' and the high el'ar tit-ter of tho audiences, but Uielvm lon |.ie-s c.'H'-ptotely ignores them. Several eminent diviiic?i have protested against this silence,

?riru!ng that ignoring tho fael furni.-he encourejjoment to ovil-doeiv. 'i'hc outcumo of tho meeting of the members of Parlia ment, which wa* presided over by S.amucl

Morkv, and the attcmlaiitunt which pledged thcniHclves to remain in London to support I ho Criminal Amendment Bill, is Ihoappioval of the bill by Sir Asht n Urnw, the Homo Secretary. Tha Ijuocn'a letter to Mr. Booth, referiing to this bill, fcays she feels deeply on the subject, but acting under

advico must refrain from exju'ts-ing an opinion on tho subject, because it is a matter before Parliament.

A fearful wave of heat extended over the L'nited Kingdnm on .My -Jl -JS. In London the cllcetsof the long -pell of torrid weather was appalling, ai d every one was more or less effected. Children diid by hundreds. Scores of men were piT.itrated by sunstroke each day, and the rials were tuu-ii blocked by horses faHing dead. A new I error was added by tho prc?f u.-e 1! hydrophobia. Indeed, tho slrouts were ahs ilutely unsafe, owing !u the num ber of nud doga running at laig.i. mid many persons who never carried weapons bef.ll- h night revolvers.

A movement has 1.011 started to organi.-c I'.ariH Clubs throughout tho world for the purpose of holding a centennial celebration in honour of tho Seotuh bard at Kihnarnurk next veur.

The Anglo Chinese treaty, by tho terms of which the interior ol China i« opened up to the Opium trade, was signed by the Marqui-i of Salisbury and the Marquis of l/.engon JulylSlh.

-"),000 cotton ojierativcsat Oldham.■-truck on July 20.

The National Portrait Cnlkry is to ' v re moved to tho liotliimKir on MiiMiun Thi Londori Liberal pro«-rail tho step ..-ither

Tory bid for popular favour

On Tiie.»d«.y, July 21.-t, Home S-. ..-alary Cross, with a largo party of followers, made

n tour in tin-slums of Shaldwell and Hoi born, distributing sixpences and good advico with great prodigality. An ollicinl

account of the tour was sent from tho Home Otlieo to the various newspapers The I undon liberal journals cull this posing m will tho masses

The police stationed round the London law courts wore largely increased on the '.'2nd July, owing to information received by the authorities (hat an ell'ort to destroy those buildings would be m.ido.

A sensation was cre.iteil in London fashionable circles on July _'-nd by tho re port of a fistic encounter ban ecu Lord Lonsdalo and Sir (icorge Chelwynde. Tho tight took place in a well-known resort in Rotten How, and lasted ten minutes. A

ivoinnn was at tho bottom. Tho men woro jealous of each othor, as both woro paving attentions to Langtry, tho actress. Langtry explained to a concvpondent of the

'Hun" that tho men quarrelled because fiio of them po.iso.-sod a portrait of her painted on china which tho other thought ho ought not to koop, adding at tho samo time th.it " their quarrels aro nothing to mo " Tho " World's " cablegram says the trouble grew out of an experiment on Lous dale's part to divert Langtry s< affections from Chetwyndo, her lover of half-a-dozen yt nrs' precedence. Tho aetrcs left town to avoid the consequences of tho scandal. Tho London " Vanity Fair" denounces in effect Lonsdnlo and Chetwyndo as unworthy of toloration by gontlemcn. Tho article calls them titled blackguards, do dares they aro wor.-o than navvies, and that their conduct is a disgrace to modern manners. It laments, in this instanco, tho abolition of tho codo duollo, which would have put tho lighters on equal terms and given hopes to the world of tho riddanco of ono or both of them. Tho Radical journals aro making groat capital out of tho affair.

Tho Oxford crow started at 10.15 on July 2">th to row across tho Channel. They reached Calais at 2.42 thesamo afternoon.

Russia has nseontod to the Egyptian loan, and tho British (ioverninont has inetruclod tho Rothschilds to issuo it in August. This action on tho part of Russia is held to indicato a growth of friendly relation." with England, nnd has caused a rise in all international etocks.

Tho shooting at W'imblodon in tho con tost for tho Kolaporo Cup closed on July -2nd. Tlig English team won with a score of u'f.o. Next bust scores were tho Guern sey toam, 039; Jersoy team, 812; and Canadian toam, 597.

Tho Marquis of Salisbury pronounced, on July 21st, in tho Uouso, a vory graceful oulogiutn upon tho high manly courage dis played by Karl Sponcer in tho performance of his duties as Lord Lioutonant of Ire land.

A lifoboat containing fifteen mon, that had put out from Yarmouth on the morning of July 22, to roeeuo tho crow of a brigan tino, struck a rock and sunk. Eight of the occupants were drowned.

AdeH[atch roceived at London on July 21st states that tho King of Dahomey, with a largo army, had mafsacrod tho French in tho unpretocted villages (?) Tho King had also captured, according to tho same des patch, 1,000 French persons, and he and his followers proposed to oat them (?'-)

Tho Liberals are alarmed by tho report of the doctors who havo examined GladstonoVi throat to dl-covov the cause of tho failure of hid voice. Ho is pronounced to bo suffering from an obstinato catarrh of tho larynx, and enliro rest is onjoincd. His partisans aro afraid ho will not bo able to take part in the election campaign. On July 21st, the steamer llecln collided with tho Livorpool and London stoamor Cheerful in a fog. Tho latter foundered, and tliirteon persons woro drowned.

The Dilko Scandal.

Tho Now York "Sun's" London special of July 31st says :—"The scandal involving Sir Charles Dilko has boon settled, bo far as the Courts and English Press nro concerneil. Settlement was completed to-day by tho cashing of Sir Charlca'a choquo for £25,000 in favour of Crawford, the aggrieved hus band. This puts it out of tho power of the papers to mention tho right honourable gentlomun's name in connection with the subject, without incurring heavy penalties for libel; and the British moral senso in appaased bocausa tho pinner, although guilty of *he awful crime uE being tonwl out, has paid handsomely for suppressing tho trouble, and thus shielding tho sacred circle of society."

Election Talk.

Despatch from London, July 25, says popular intercut in politics has boon again transferred from Parliament to tho hustings. Many members of Parliament have already , left London and gono to their respective boroughs to arrange for tho coming struggle. All indications show that the, noxt battle at tho pulls will be by all odds the severest and most closely contested that, ha* been waged in England sinco tho i fnmauH campaign of 1836. Tho Tory ! political agents in tho provinces continue to send in promising reports of tho party's prospects. Nearly every re port received from them 'by the Central Association contains emiidont assurances of victory in Iho funning districts and mining boroughs over the HadJcrile, as the Liberal? nro now culled, Tho Conservatives hnve decided to contest every constituency in (ircat Britain where there is a shadow of a clnmco for success An enormous fund for defraying election expenses has already boon accumulated by thorn- Tho hostility rluiwn by the political leaders toward cacb other Uiiitoii;cly bitter. The Irish quest-ion h.i* .hrnnniho parly linos into confusion, and speculation is rife as to tho aspect of I his question in tho next Parliament. John BHglit on tho PameUitos. Jn the division in fio Commons on tho iveiling iif tin) 29th July, on Gallan'smotion Li censuro John Bright for language u-cd a\ lliu i p nicer b inquot, only a mincrity of I'arm.lhtes voted for tho motion. Most of the Homo Ruler.-', including tho whips of the party, voted with the majority, and tho motion was overwhelmingly lost. Bright, contrary to expectation, made a speech, and it rang with duliuneo. lie said ho do clincd to withdraw a, s-inglo word, being more than ovov cor.vtnced that every word wa'truo. Tho I'arnellilea, ho paid, were utterly disloyal. Compared with than, Michael Davit.fc was honest. Except where landlords -vero concerned, Davitt was true to his convict ions, and had loyally refused to enter Parliament because that would involve his taking tho oath of allegiance to the (Juocn, to whom he does not admit he owes allegiance Bright said he would have been a Land Leaguer himself, if freedom had been its object; but when tho League became a band of traitors and assassin", honest men must; denounce it with indignation mid abherronco. Bright mule a grand pernat ion, which compelled rh..crs from both sides of tho House, tho Purnollites alone sitting rileut The app!au?o was finally suppressed by Sir Michael UK:!;* Reach, who seemed inclined lo tiim before exasperating tho Parnellilod too fur. The general opinion is that the Tnrie* are injured by this episode. With their aid the I'urnoiiitt s miithl have carried ilui motion of consuro ; but that aid wa. refus. d. Parncll then, to emphasise hi* hiilentess. over this rofusJ, gavo order* tl.at: his followers should vote with the Liberals. The Minister Brink. The directors of the Hank of Ireland informed a deputation of shareholders in the liioken bank of MHunter, uri tho L'lst, Mm' they would advance £'250,000 on a written guarantee that the depositors would not withdraw their deposit.-*forHX months, that a c ill of :>0 shillings n share would be made, and that tho Minister Bank securities, valued at L'SOD.dOO would bo lodged with thy Bark of Ireland a-i tccurity. The cuiiiinitleo of shareholders refused the tpr;n.«, and havo Bought for better one* in Lnndon. Tho action of tho i!ml; of Ireland has aroused to indignation all Iri-h Nationalists. Tho "United inland" declare- it "to be endowed with extraordinary power*, which are used solely fir il.« own nggrundi'/.emonl, and to the detriment of Irish trade and credit. It is not an Iri.-h bank : it, is merely a branch ol tlio Kncma-oi. Orange Lodge. Of its 80 nlliecrs and agents, but eight aro Catholics." A crusade is dechuol against it. Later divp itches say that tho delegation seeking help in I.cndon met with poor success. Tin v weio only promised advances on debentures which the directors, of the Minister Bank proposed to issue Po-pat'-hcs of July !!!)th say that'exten sive frauds liavo been di-eovcivd in the accounts of tho Minister Bank. Furquhar s-oii, one of the ji i'.t managers cif the Dublin branch, \? mining with ,CIO,0i)O of the bunk's funiN. '1 he solicit >r of the bank has tt-itti n to the [iapur« that ho is author ised to offer a liberal reward for tho arrest "f Furquharwin. The police also havo issued a notice offering n reward, and giv ng a inscription of rho missing man. Later do -patehc-< mi\ I'i'it it is believed Parqiihnr -Bmi eriFsed to Scot'and, made direct to Leith, r.ud thence sailed for Hamburg or Kottenlani Veiy little hope of catching him is now expressed. His peculations ait) very heavy, as much iv> fli 000 in a day Kis.-ch " It turns out lie lived extravagantly, and wont on spre^fl lading two or three weeks at a time. The police had succeeded in discovering some valuable securities be linging to him. Tho diroctors charge him with c.\'i-ing the of tho bank, in ciidcr to obtain the appointincnt of a liquidator, mi as lo cover up his defalca tions The bank will go into provisional liquidation, and a now baidt, nith a capital i of C:1.,73t),000, of which JCI.iiOO.OOO will bo cal'od, The leaders of the Irish Party banqueted I'atk. A. Cfdlins, tho Boston member of tlio U.H Mouse of Representatives, in London, on July •-'.'!. Callinsisi President of tho Irish- Amoiican Laud League. Parnoll made the principal .speech, eulogising Calllns to tho skios. Thy latter said tho Irish Americans were ready to subscribe another million to the "cause." Tlio Royal Wedding Tho marriage of the Princoss Beatrice and lYinco Henry of Battenberg took place at 12 a 111., at St. Mildred Church, Whipping bam, Llo of Wight, on July 2.!. Tho whole Wand was crowded with royal personages, foreign ministers, ami Gorman princeling?,

Assembled in honour of tho occasion. Tho inns wero crowded with tourists and suites of nibobs, mid in (lie town of Cowos nml at Osborno House there was v trcraondoua amount of noise, bustlo, nnd con fusion, At tho palaco, guns were lirud almost continuously in honour of tho arrival of inoro or loss august person ages, and church bells wore rung all day to oxproes tho popular joy. Tho Woof Wight Volunteers made PiincoHenry thoirColonel, and gayo him a silvor sword. Tho list of guests invited to tho wedding did not in clude any Americans. Tho weather was lovoly, a gontio broe/.o tempering tho heat. Flags of all nations lloatod from tho house tops,and tho river and bay wero full of yacht*, brilliant with bunting, and presenting from (ho land an enchanting appoaranco. Tho Royal yachts stood out prominently from tho rest of tho llcot, with tho royal standards at their nw'n heads, nnd they woro docked with wreaths, evergreens, and flowers in profusion. Ovor a hundred of tho Queen's guests breakfasted at tho palaco. At 11 o'clock tho guosts started for tho church. Tho officials present, rcsplondid in court dress and woaring glittering ordors upon their broasts, prceontcd a peculiar ap penranco in the royal carriages as they passed along tho country road," Tho I'rinoo of Wales and family landed from their yacht mid wcro driven to Osborno. Tho I'rihco of Wales woro tho uniform of a fiold marshal, His son Victor was dressod in the uniform of an army ollicor, and his son Goorgo in that of an olticer of tho navy. The Ninety-third Highlanders guarded tho approaches to the church, whilo tho road traversed by tho procession was lined by Volunteers, Tho sailors bolonging to tho Koyal yachts took up a position botwoentlie Volunteers and the Ilighlandoi p. Tho crowd of pooplo who carao to witness tho pageant wan hnnionso, and tho church wanthrongod. Tho bridal procossion started from tho palaco at 1.15. Enthusiastic shouts nnd cheoryig greeted the pageant as it emorged from tho gates, and tho demonstration was taken up and continued by tho people along tho wholo route ta tho church. Five bands of music, posted at different points along tho route, played at intervale, In sido tho church domi-toilets wore enjoined for Indies who slept last night on tho island. Guests who arrived from London today wero permitted to appear in morning dross. When all was in readiness the choir, fol lowed by tho clergy, passed to the altar to prepare to receive tho bride. The Queen left tho palace for tho church shortly beforo 1 o'clock. The procession mado its entrance into tho church along a covered way through tho churchya'id. Tho equorries passed in first, tlien followed the foreign guests, and thon tho Royal family. When all had entered tho edifico, tho organist played Handel's "Occasional Overture." All tho ladios present woro dresses of whito gossamer eillc. The I'riuco and Princess of Wales did not join in the procession. Prince Honry, the bridegroom, woro a white uniform, and on tho front of his coat wero numerous order?. He passed into the church, accompanied by tho members of tho royal houee. Tho bridesmaids lefk tho vestry, in which I hoy had been waiting, fo< the entrance to tho churchyard, to receive tho bride. The arrival of the Queen, with tho brklo, was heralded with cheers and a royal salute. The pipors played tho march " Highland Laddie," and tho Spithead and tho Solent's guns thundered a grand salute. Tho Queen entered the church on the brido's loft. Tho Prince of Wales wan on the right of tho bride.

Tho Princess of Wales and the brides maids looked charming. The Tiiricess bowed to L!ie guests on either i-ido ns sho advanced up the aislo. The scene, as tho Queen, richly dressed and wearing a tninin

ture diamond crown, ontercd tho c, h o l o] ~ c( j was very impressive, iho briae very pretty. Sl.o was dressed .i> IV^, latin, trimmed with honiton lac?. £ hair was artistically arranged. -™d£ c , of was made moro charming by the *re/f"y orange blossom* she wore. 1 Jrin* uc"< stood at the sou 111 sido of the #or, . awaited the bride. The I iinccjj?"^ with a (inn *tcp up the aisle wb«'« »^> ner's bridal march waa played. l™*l^ bishop of Canterbury road thei.^ ' co- • brido and bride-room respon. 1 inS »» Ll ■ tones which were beard t«ro«h° ut tb° building. The Queen pave 11.,, l» 2 At the close of the service, MondoK -os anthem was sung. The (h.f"- ' ™ Henry, and relatives o.) b;tl.' f. f the bride. As tbo bridal pirly «jt tho church iU-ndol-sohn's wedding *»™[ ' ««; played, Tho drees which Piinf?*. Bw™^ lore in shirting on the briftl tr'P ™* »' lipn-ed China crepe of soft tfoom eolonr. Imped up °'» tin. left fide by lo«B loops with nidi of nroum moiie ribbon- She also uoro a dolman of the g.imo mat? n!ll> "v ■ r two square end, in front tri-nmod with "Xvork ,»«« of tl.o 24th pria (los.pateh99 to the cilcot fliattho morriajfo v nvankd with extromo dfefavoiir at tbo German court and that <ho Grown ■?i n co« protested ng9 i ni t }^ "'« No invit-ilion to the wedding was font to any member of the (iennan rcSguing family. Moreover, tho Princo and Inn c™ of Wales and Duke and DuohOM of Edinburgh preferred wjomainon board their yubb at Co we. during their vWt f to (ho Isle of Wi^ht, U'oin-O" Rololy foi tho ceremony, and immediately returning on board and elcuminj: "way at midnißnc ufler tho Browoi-Us. fa? l''»>op> « f ho;:(; duty it was to give thol'^c away, refuseU (he ofllco, and only b'-'ra 1113 m« in tho ceremony becans-o he could not help it. Tlio "Times" despatch say.i it is not charged Hit* Henry is vicious or specially bad, but in Gormnnjr he ia Kpokoi) of uhi-aya »;i a "Schofkoph, nnd in Enirlnnd every <"'O lliinka of linn as "a "dull, I'utch beu'^''." The icfus.il of the (iermiin royal family to attend the weddincc waa extremely curt. "» tJie evening of tho L'lth, Prince Henry "as <:a/,;tled as ills Royal HighncM and Knight of the Garter. The honeymoon w«s spcnl, at \\ liippjnK; ham. A man b,:Ween SO and (10 yours of aM was arrested in l-nndon on the 'J-ttli, tor nmkini? threats against tho life of P.-inccßd Beatrice. Within nn liiiur after tho mnmngo eeio mony a tiunultuoun crowd onleral at. Mildred Church, «nd stripped it of its decorations, thopo'tfio rcnninin-r inactive. Tho Criminal EixpOSC. Tho London pupcra, according to_ des patches of July ."Ist, continue fidl_ ot a<'<'raviitcd c:.-e.' of soxuul vioe and cnmo. All eminent doctor was committed for trial on the date monlioi.cd, for nwanltinK n femalo patient only 13 years of ngo, and ut Leghorn a piicst had 'ecu arrested for carrying on tho businc.«fl of procunitjon under the guifo of charity, He hired a buildiiif;, and had it opened with religious eaiomoiiics, as a home for young orphan cirls I'o then Fcourcd tho plieots tor fomalo orphan chldrcn, whom ho brought to tho orphnnngo, promising them food, clothing and phellcr till ho could pro vide iTiom with permanent homes and gituatioue. From time to time the prettiest girl.-i wore font to places remote from leg horn, ostensibly to enter the sorvice of sonic wealthy family as nuivemaids) and so-m ---stret-seg. Hiii now charged that lhi.no girls were systematically sold to profes sionnl p'Oeurcrs in other cii.it .-• on account of rich patrons. At a meeting in Glasgow on tho !Hst, the Provost declared, speaking of tho revelations madu by tho " Fall Mall (iazettc," that inquiries which havo been made allowed that there prevailed in Glas gow a system of corrupt ion of minor femilea similar to that exposed in London.

The Cholera hi Spain.

There were 2,711 new ca-c and 952 dentlia reported on July 21st. In Madrid, 15 now cuees and 13 deaths aro fcolegrnphod, Tho scourjro had invaded Guadalajara, Huescn, Burgo.", Cnccrec, and Almoria; al>o, Allcivs, in L'ovtngnl. Tlioro was an nlanniiiK inoreu.-o on July 21st in tho villages around Math-id. Forty two now CISUB and soven deaths wero reported on the same day at Saragnsati. Ip to .July 27tli tlio lurgest number of oaxua occurred hero, and at that rluto tho di.scA=o was raging. The troops stationed at S-ira<jo.s«a have been supplied with (luitarß to keop up their spirits, and the muMe of their inf-trnmentß could be heard dny and night. Storms that had oc curred lately appeared to have, had an ad vorso cflVct upon the epidemic. In eo'uo places distressing scenea aro witnessed. Many bodies lie unburied, a majority of (ho inlnihilants having lied, and tho ro mnimler bcin'^ ineanablo of ntlending to tl-o ."ic-U. The diseaso remained inert at Madrid, but" had spread to tho I'rovinco of LograilO, where several easts were reported.

libturna on July 27th, from all but livo of the infected districts, place the number of no.v ensoj on the previous day at 2 542; deaths, !»!). At the villago of Montagudo, 100 miles north of Madrid, (hero had been '210 deaths in S days, and :>OO romuined ill out of a population of S,OOB. The greatest consternation was caused by this extraordinary death rate, which was moro bovcio than in any previous case during tho epidomic Even the highest villago officials were forced to bury their own dead, ?3 no fcxtons re mained. Tho violent storms during tho four days onding July 29th had duplicated the mortality in the neighbour hood of Madrid, and raised tho rates of deaths Xi por cent. Despatch from the city n/mied, same dale, says the epidemic had "reached tho French frontier: ono fourth of tho inhabitants of Montenegro in Sor-ia had died during tho past ten days. Tlio survivors ikd, with tho exception"of General D. Arms, who remained to bury tlio bodies of the victims. Tho Govern ment will at ottco convoke a stato council to demand further cholera credits. Dona tions for tho alllicted districts are flowing in from all parls of Italy.

M.\ hi; 111, July 30.—Them umber of now cases of cholera throughout Spain on Tuesday was 2.310; deaths, 855. On the 29th, 3,1(58 oases, and 1,252 deaths.

Pakis, July 30.—Tho cholera is not in creasing in tho poor quarters of tho city, but it, is making its way in tho streets of tho bettor quarters of tho capital, which have hitherto boon oxempt. Ma MUD, July 31.—The thunder storms prevailing hero avc largely increasing tho cholera ma'ady. Thtrj wore {6,576 now cases in tho infected districts yesterday, and 1,03!) deaths.

PAKis.July 31. —Tho cholera is developing largely in Marseilles, Lyons, and elsewhere in tho south of Franco.

Tho Afghan Situation.

Tlio London "Observer" of July 27th printed new* to tlio effect (lint tho Ruesiuns were in occupation of Zulfikar Pass, and that tho Marquia of Salisbury know of the occupation several days before, Tlio Paris " Caulois" says Prince Bismarck has sug gested Hint tho Pass bo made neutral ground, and that tho question of possession ba thereby solved j but. military ex ports in London declare that to mako Zu tikar a "no man's land," to be roamed over at will by both Cossacks and Afghans, as Bismarck suggests, would bo to mako collision inevitable. There would also bo continual dilliculty nbout tlio Pass, and enforcing the neutrality provision. If tho Past! isto ba policed by Russia, it might ac well.bo surrendered to her. If it be under tho cluvrgo of Afghanistan, the situation would bo much the same as at present, only with groatcr provocation and prospects of hostilities. The Pan-Slavist Political societies . are stirring up tho war fooling all over Russia by abusing England in placard and otherwise A political correspondent, writing from Vienna, July 28th, soys the settlement of tho Afghan difficulty is unlikely till the end of tho year. M. do Giers is going to tako six or eight weeks' holiday. A despatch of July 21) th says Salisbury has agreed to tho request of Dr Staal to suspend negotiations until M. do Giers obtains tho report of the topographical survey, which has been ordered at Zulfibar Pass. Tho report that tlie Ameer of Afghanistan had assented to tho establishment of a British cantonment at Candahar is said by lespatcli from Simla, July 29, to have no foundation At tho samo timo, in a recent durbar, tho Ameer spoke of the relations between him self and England, and said ho was con vinced England desired nothing but good to the Afghans. lie advised his peoplo to cultivate tho friendship of England, and said it would bo a bad day for them if thov overcame under "the tyrannical rulo of Russia." '

Despatch of July 31st say? Major-Goneral Margregor is going to Qnetto to seloct a site for an intrenched camp in tho Pisin \ alley.

Italians in tho Soudan.

According to a London dospatch of July iStb, pitiful storiog eonlinuo to reach the Italian Oovornraent concerning the con dition of the Kalian troops at Jlas- K>wah. Tbo recent suicide of Colonel latti, the commander of ths garrison there, wag due to ennui and despair, not to aeuriuin cnnsorl by fever. Ho paw sickness and (1 alii i':ii y iuor. using among the hroopa in spite oi all tho efforts of. the surgeons and extra eanitary pvocautions. Ho became hopeloes of the situation of the troops being

bettered and took his own life in the t?Oß norate hopo that such a d«ath might opon the oyo* nf tho homo ofiicial?, to cause them to iin'itata tho action of the English Govern ment in evacuating Soudan.

Kiel's Trial.

Tho trial of Louis Riol, tho Canadian rebel fco"an at Kogina, in the northwest torritory, on July 20th. Being asked to plead, tho prisoner said, after somo hesita tion " I have the honour to answer tho (;onrt that I am not f*oilty." On the 21ft tho prosecution stated safo con duct to Dumont and Dumai?, principal vilnc=?es had not beon given, anil tho prohiction of documents asked for was a l?o denied. An adjournment nf one week was Iheroforo agreed to. In tho meantime solicitors were sent to the French-Canadians residing in tho United States to raise money to pay liiel'.< legal expenses, ant met with eucce.^s. Tho trial was resumed pn the 28th, and a jury was obtained with out much trouble 'The Crown objected to one juror, Demotriu.=i Woodward, and the Court BUBtaiued the objection.

Irinh Politics.

\ Jojpatch from Dublin to New York " World," July 21, says there has been re- i cantly formed in Ireland, a political a?=ocia- , tio'n defined to play an important part in ; Iho immediate future of the country. It is ; cillodtho "lrishLoyaland Patriotic Union, with headquarters at Dublin. The object U to unite royalists of nil creeds in an effort to mould and dotennine the future Govern ment oi the oouniry. Tho promoters in clude in llv.ir ranks many noblemen with lsir>ro estates in Ireland amply supplied with funds. ~ , , Tho eyes of the people of Ireland (ire. turned just now with no little interest and trratifioation on tho new occupant of the vice-refill throne. Karl Carnarvon bids f-iir to" be as popular in his reign as his predoco-sor was unpopular. Theicsult of tho Maaintrasna debate in llio Mouse of Commons is rogardtd by the Nationalists as a victory over tho Sponcer Loyalists. They rcurd the victory as a dangerous precedent, but think the inquiry justified, owing to the late Cattle administration. A meinoiiul in favour of the men still im prisoned for tho Maamtrasna murders will be drawn by the >ost skilful writers of tho ]ri.-h party. It is expected, if their inna cen'eo bn proved, there will bo a wholesale rclearo of meu convicted by packed juries under tho Grimes Act. London dispatches of July 25th say both pnfitic.-a p-rtics are talking of nothing but tho Irish question. Tho L bsvul newspapers hid making capitul out of tho discontent Kit by many Tories at tho action cf tho Government in throwing over Lord Spencer. Every where the Tones aro denounced a? i-ros and ehatneks-s, turncoats, and the merest creat mes of Darnell, entirely depend ent upon hi-' goodwill for thoir existence. Thin is Jeomedso ell'ectual a cry to tho Eng lish constituencies that Chamberlain, after refusing to attend tho banquet given in honor of Earl Spencer on tho 21th, wont out of his way at the same time to piy (ho late Viceroy complimeuts. The banquet, while not a success, was useful as bringing out tho growing differ ences between the Whiga und Radicals. 200 members of the Mouse of Commons were present. Tho Marquis of Hartington pro aided, and made a ppoech highly eulogistic of Spencer, in which lie was followed by John Bright. Spencer, in replying, said ho had tried to do his duty to his Sovereign and his country fearlessly in tho sight of tho world. Ho said the Crimes Act was justified when passed by the presence in Ireland of 30,(^00 Fenians, who were aided by members of Parliament from England and Scotland, and by friends from America, in resisting tho laws of tho land. Tho expiration of Michael Davitt's fifteen years' term of imprisonment, tho last few years which have been passed in freedom on a tickot-of-leavo, was enthusiastically cele brated on the 10th July by tho Irish National I.iagua and by several radical cluba in London. The significance of this is that the radicals proposo to tako up Davitt as a distinctive Irish leader, in revenge for Par nell and hia following in tho House having joined tho Conservative party. His plan of reform in Ireland is entirely different from that proposed by I'arnell. A Dublin despatch of July 20th says Lord Carnarvon, tho now Viceroy, rides out daily ' attended by a groom armed with a whip, and Lady Carnarvon shops over Dublin guarded by an Irish maid. The Glanston iitcs call thia turning over a now leaf, an electioneering trick. Tho Lord Lieutenant in reply to a deputation interested in tho Minister Dank (which failed a few days be fore, for from 5.00U.000 to 10,000,000), that callod to urge him to use his influence to 1 secure Government aid for tho bank, said tho Government could not give direct aid to tho institution.

The " I'reemnns' Journal " expressoa pro found dissatisfaction with this action of Oai^ narvonV, and declares a failuro to restore tho Bank will plunge thousands of persons in Ireland into despair, and bo a national calamity.

Mr Hcaly, M P, for Monaghan, and Mr Harrington, M P. for Moath, have been in vestigating tho Maamtrasna, Barbaville,

and Castlo Island murders, and the con clusion they have arrived at is that innocent men were hanged, and im prisoned and tho guilty allowed to oscapo by connivance of tho Government, who desired to show that Ireland was in a state of turbulence which required tho array of a vast army of officials. Harrington says he has obtained evidence enough to put Earl Spencer in the dock to stand trial for con spiracy to murder. Tho Parnellitcs are confident that the petition prepared for the enlargement of thoto at presont imprisoned for theso crimes will bo successful, as Car narvon is both too weak and wise to faco tho odium to which he would bo subjected in Ireland if bo wevo to reject them. Davitt has writ ten a lotter to Char ber lain, in which lie says ho would be proud to stand with him on any platform during his proposed visit to Ireland. His letter is taken to mean a final rupture of tho two

sections of the Irish party. Davitfc was lec turing in Dublin in aid of tho benefit fund for James Stephens, tho ex-Fonian head contro.

In reply to a request mado by Justin Me- Caithy during tho debate- on tho Irish Educational Estimates on July 2Sth, that extra credit bo given tho Catholic students in tho Dublin University, Sir Michael Hicks- Beach said tho Government was unable to do so at the present timo. Ho added : " Parliament will submit a scheme aimed at securing in England equality betweon Catholics and Protestants in educational estimates."

From tho Souc'an.

Jhe New \ork Herald's correspondent had an interview July L'lsl. with Hussein l'asha Klialif, the Connor Governor of lSerber, who was lue-iMit near KluirUmm at the time Gordon \\;>.s killed. Hussein is the special commissioner from the Mahdi to the Khedive, this beiiiK Die only way in which ho could return to Egypt, lie fays there is no truth in the report of'the .Muh.li's death. The i,k-u of Gordon having cseiipotl from Khartoum is preposterous, The Jlahdi wishes nu accord with the Khedive, but dreams of universal conquest. Hussein says the Prophet has but little executive ability and that he is simply a fanatic. In person, he des cribes Win as tall and of commanding presence, lull very stout. Any European caii KOtotlie Jlnliili. who will treat him well, but he will not be allowed 1 o return. The Soudanese prolcr their native weapons to lire arms. News readied Cairo on the 21st that a largo foiee of rebels nttnekcil Iviissnln, und after rovrral dosjierate jissults wny repulseii. The garrison followed up by a sortie, and captured tho rebels camp, 2IWO oxen and sheep, and 700 fillet?. The enemy IoM ;!()[} mon. The London J'ost's correspondent, at Cairo says, July 22: One hundred thousand pounds stci-linK and supplies of arms and ammunition have been promised Kashala it: lie succeeds in relieving Kassala.

UißPiitehes reci-ived at London July 22nd, pom Assouan, sny that Jlujor lirenfali hail just U-Ir..rra]i]i(_'il ihitlier repeatiiiß tlio story (if El Miiluli s death, ami that he died from sniall-pox mi .lime I'Tlh. ll<- leaves two orphan sons. A ooiulitipn of conipltto anarchy rui-ned throughout iJonijola at last advices. The report ot Oliver I'aine's dentil has been lully confirmed by Father Henonui, mi ltalinn priest who has hren in Xl Jlahdi's camp, and who returned to NViuly Italia. July 2S.

The International Yacht Race,

. The N-Y, Tribune, of July 20, says of tho com nig rate for tlio Anirrican cv].: "11 is known lnitnoai-lyJO,i:iK) dollars. Anu-ri.-nn inonov bus been staked at ml.ls i,, tho English yacht, (?en rs'ti n, favour. Ilio larfforiiart boinc by nicmlicrs °f ', llu N-'i w Ywk Vuchl CUlb- A member of thai l-ivo'to'V rci;cntly. 'I have bot 1,250 clollurs. at facia, us th'cp have leakedo"it, is not re-assuring o tbosc who liopc to retain the cup on this side *,IT,,"J:' Vi" ol °'-' ly i 3 lhc visili »S crafttlic best all-weather boat in Greut Britain, where dan- K-ci-ous rivals are ,ilonliful, but she is a racer from the tip ol her topmast to the bottom of her Keel- him has Kcvonteen sails for all possible gffiri;ir^rsti l^,:ikS^ dclinic. place: ami her caplain offerg to prove are in,!uein ; , : a ,vi.l,i belief that ;1 S lni m: !c A.rtlic pos.ses-H.,1 of the Ri-e;u cup will lake place, such hpin "'■\ (ir 1 bel"1'1, »:en known in the histbry of nil '.',", i i'° '."'"■ v!' ssols- (w 'I '--as been dcll tr a races wouM be between (he PRscilla and

AMERICAN SUMMARY.

Sax Francisco, Ausiist 1. '' i ,;?.'" ;','", ucr of ? h0 "otvicu 'J'ho Oily of t', •? «-lJll;OP^^ulin tlm China trulo. '..»! I" '-. v.\l iowiilii'iiwr, NotwiihsfP.Ddin.- ihi '■'-•i!i!;-;iii a (If.c'ned i nn, tv o r wiii r-v,;.' ■', i-;°J.l x l-n !' Ju!o' !1" iJl)i"w» M-ovailatliat theeer b t nf '™,!™ li'"4 ,A f 1102"^- of tbo Cham ..-= „ot, Cf1 '»n!crco mid ollizoDS oi Sau Fran cisco adopted a strong memorial to tho postal

authorities of Washinrfm,~~"^^^ fe hardships that would sSri ' 0lnUo» P that he hud any riilt -o l lio «idS*« I Mail Company to m i-,,' 0, cotoJ>el ft. X i Au ? traM ! iAhL 3CVd!I»« mail mutter would ™ wcm-Ii- .^""iniiM 1'« to coorco him i n "o Johr M effi* The amiomicem.nr. tt' t ti m car"«l» - i sued to dro.i from !,„ a? otJ».h»tK ocean mail,, those via .a^" 6'3^ ' : .■iveraion mall mutter to t^S*1 3,?' cms (1 much eurpris; in i ° Y^HZ? Pacific Alull Comini, S* *""<%? eoinract with the KevrsLlSwft «O carry malla for that wuf. f, °°7««cS?? The Oumi uny urc alingS X 2'! I (hut, Xcw z4kLn ,„ • n^^WaiC*. uarrlud tj their doi'inntfn , lber*e;vS*l aro too fjvoit to suffot such ftliS A Icticr from Colonel Maxwell «v ' is in unjwai eonm/ccd Mil, u 3 f. !?'^ lime en record. ' DBms| (^ . coverT'to'n-Ui'telSoSj^^ Will cbxini ihu chumpiuuebionf II f J*,h 11111"111^^"^^ Strikeia oa t!io D.nvcrßio fi P ,.j atr.cn.ptcd lo v.t^.l- a traia S^V Several imply car 3 wore blown l.i,'1"^ only one. |i r.on w;.:, wounded '" ■Hie Niagara falla Pack was on=»»l - ' pubai: rtjoltiim. All points ctvieSv ' arc now (nc to the public. IWol^s. John lloai-h, leading builder nil, ''■ Ibu Unite,i 8til« iaiUlfup&. .-..■ a K aiii»t iiiTJtouiiou. which theyic& worthy of tha (iaikag-8 'utuTOlin, Mr JOHC-Ji Tilden. n well-knowng^r ' ' caa, iiud rtcent y manager o£thehSSSß lv v, t-.i , waj burmd lo dona onjihr* , lire that -3«tiojod o,e of iheStel'?, E| ' Mr Uotot C. Cfeighton, Kff1? New/ealiind now editor of tbc"p3r( • meicial Advenleer." was aco-hAV ■ ! eoi!.a;;e. but fortunately v.aeabscniitn!, s

A POPULAR COMPOSERS VERDICT.

Maison Snlasj, Peterslaa, gj Gkntokmbs,- F«t»Wlsi:: I have) pleasure in inlormiiig m j, r . Jaeub'B OJ has just roliovedmy A S.^*i at^clc dl toothuchoandceuraJgii '""! 1 muatfioniosaltrieditsomenhjtrel.ta1 hav,..,r bs«n victimised at different to many spurious preparations, tat I 2 Bay Pt. Jaeoba Oil t'ave herimmAutv and is all you claim it to be. leMiSm it witii every. onfldence.asllure n4V. sonall; to alleviate the irtitaKoniisii.' mosquito bites. . I am, gentlemea, Yours reßpsctnilli ffi [Mr Summers Brown is the miterui-i' poser of tho popularpatrioUcMtg,»<H Boys at the Front," wtiich is wihiM furoro amoijgßt the 'weU-wisliersolMS ' ■ contino.ent.l ""Mil;.-

A Leading Merchants Ex- perience.

58 Manraret-itTMI f;f' The Proprietors St. Jao^3(E' MlrtllS -, Gentlemev,—l have nrach plustnii' tiding to the valiio of tie prepmtiEb as at. Jacob a Oil, havinghadiOc«iß:i»: often for neuralgia, eprainE, and braißa, la|fr ia iincu my arrival her* that I taviK special benefit from u&itg it. About a eb3; since I caught asovtrecold on tiwlri« DcslcoUnß this for two days, ImJiiati pain, with all tho sijnj of inJimSl Having Bomo of the oil at hind,l nl^ tho clic'et nJKhtand morning, eiperiendi?n: relio/. and in a few dajs the pßin U r-* ceased. lam confident that I ehonlj hnr* fered from an attack of iuflamihilifliii'' lunga hnd yaur valuable prepanSanatai - UfiU'l and persevered with. You are at liberty to maksuialßemir .: ' of this notice. ■: ■■■:. :: Yours faithfully. . J. HAKVBTWUEi .. Mr Walker Is a member of tin nto ,' ■ :■. - flrin of Walker, Lemon, and (XHAiudi Sydney.— Wnolesale Depot loiAociM- I M. LEVY ft CO.. FOET STREET, AUCKUSD. :

DYSPEPSIA VANQUISHED.

HAMBURG TEA TO THE RAIN.

Corroborative Evidena Niion-strest, SnmyHa ;' £eop)>tl Obntlbmex, -Having been aßuUMertei* Bidorablo time from mliousnoa bm isb I am ple.ieod o infom TOtt Ml Hamburg Tea yon rccommeJOM ■ <... >.. crfectcd a complete cure. Ikiowi'Sj my neiglibours who have used il 818 comr-ltiiuta, ami nnditaureMasrasW a nuiiiißer of my family whohaßbeetsi» djepin'tic attacks for a great tmnbw say a blio obtains lnoro (übamlUitic DamburK Tea than troni any wmti. -J, has over token, If my rccotuincndarJon Is of W™,n!fe common fairneea I tliink it Is Sosteffi Yoiasfa**, .- RAifi Tho abovo testimony was ncclra tj<; Myers nnd Solomon, and their siMie^ mo that they frcqiisntly hear W,» ; reports of its reliable curativfl prej«t» M

Gentle but Efficacious.

Wyr-.rilium street, Alexandria, ijjil!,W|9;' ---1S Gentlcmon,-Ibeg to used kniil FrcEoc Hamtow T« bet- hold wiihifaori results. MycMloiaW-* it sa nn aj/> rii-nt, and its action W i»f but eflicacious ;,.''' That lh« Hamburg Tenlsnioat t***;; ; enro of headache and other 4*^; pliant" of females may be WWMSM Sowing letter, written by a lw"*p, ; fcl<lnCWo'o"laliara,Sy^ney,FebiWlj;, Dear Sir,-For some u-mepniW; your Hamburg T^lhad.bem««-!. nehe mid conura! debility, <«.'£, the sudden changes of the vteatner. > j.,. to cay. however. ilmtEinco UtiM."^ entirely fret from thCßqcomplW*^ Is a vory valuable modioii!ettt»««* yonwWtJfflWi^M

AN ALDERMAN'S RECOMMENDED.

Sydney, """"if .... Uenr Sir.-I have ta»»MMr,\ Rsstion nnd sluggishnessof »•"!%» a little time sko. recommend toW£ burgToa. I aid bo. e»i I'°f Si* remedy. It is c^y w,™ VW found no difficulty in takingUS | taw doso3 cleared my »«* fiV ' provod n.y digf etivo oreani.. 1» commend Hamburg XmVffits Wholoaale Depot tor Am*'' | M. LEVY & C°" Fort-strkei, iseat* |

The Bad and Worthless.

aro nevor imUated or «?*%£#•,■ ! : especially true of a tanW "Si! ' positive proof that the remedj '«^ f ■ . highost valuo. As soon as> and proved by tho whole ffO*'^ was tho Durost, best, and B^™-^ . modicino on earth, many WVgMgm and began to steal thenotioesßJy: and tho rooplo of the counttTJ j, morit ß of 11. B, and b «***' Indueo EufferinK Invalid « <™# Inotoaa, expecting:to,«*&/, and good name of 6ts \t^\ : nostrums put up in Bimilarsn 4,1 . variously devised n»mo*ju,itf»li, ;,", , "Hop or"l!ops"wcren»wi» ~.., peoplo to boliovo they w« Wg.r'- ;. Bitters. All such pretenfc*l^ ;-, no matter what toll. S£,V£ "> with them or tl.cir »>*»■£W% countcrMt* Beware of th*^, them. Use nothing M*Sl*& ■ Bitters, with a hunch or a^tf,& on tho White label, and %£,l* 5;,,-;, , In tho glass. Trußt ; and Chemista ftro waroM « imitatioiiß or counterfeit*^

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CATARRH OF THE B^*""^ "

Printed and üb"f gLfe3f(f;:: ' streets, in tho Provta" .

illM AUCKLAND riVISAING STAJtt, SATURDAY, AUGUST 82, 1885,

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Auctions. MONDAY, aiTH, 11 O'CLOCK a.m. HOUSE & FEEBHOLD, COLLEGE HILL. RARTHUR HAS b«en favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, at his Estate, Lund, and House Sale Room, " Arthur's Mart, Queen Street, on Monday, 21th, at 11 o'clock a.m. Bargreaves-atrcct, College-road. Allotment No. 41, 33 by 100, with a icood well-built Hmiso ot 5 Rooms 2 Fire-places, Orcn and Grate, fitted with Cupboard, etc.; Verandah; Tank; well fenced. Terms ensy. mMday, august si, At Eleven o'C'lock. CULTIVATED FABM, I'APAKURA VALLEY. TO BE SOLD BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT R. ARTHUR Has received inst ruction to sell by public auction at his Estate, UinA, and House Sale Room. Arthur's Mnrt, Queen street, ou Monday, August 31, nt eleven o'clock (by order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court). A GOOD CULTIVATED FARM, allfen«ed, being part of Allotment No. 37. Parish of Pupakum, containing "M Acres of Land (more or less) together with a good Pwelling-house. and Oul-buildliilN erected thereon. Now occupied by Mr. J. \V. Itamagc. Tho District School-honsc is adjoining the pro perty, within an easy distance of the Manurewa Railway Station. , w. s. coanuANE] [.us. daokb MONDAY, AUGUST 24. FOUR ACRES CHOICE LAND AT TANMURE. The subscribers will Sell at their Rooms, Qucon- Btreet, on Monday, 21th instant, at 12 o'clock, A LLOTME>.T 9, SECTION 1, VIL- J3L LAGEof PANMUHE, containing nearly Four Acres of rid. Land, having a frontage of 495 feet to one road, nnd 348 feottoasidprond, wellsituntcd. beinu only n very short diatanco trom tho main road to Auckland. For furthor partftulara apply to SAMUEL COGHUANE AND SON, Auctioneers. W. S, COOHRANEI fjAMKS DAOBB MONDAY, AUGUST 24, At 12 o'Clock, BUILDING FOR REMOVAL AT KINGSLAND. Tho subscribe™ will soil at their Konms, Queen street, on Monday, 21th inst., nt 1-' o'clock, A WOODEN BUILDING, containing j___ two rooma nnd lean-to; now erected on Lot i, Kingslaud (first blocli). To be removed within eovendiiys. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Anctionoora. W. S. COCIiRANE.I [JAS. DACItK. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS. SPLENDIDLY BOUND. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED. The Subscribers will sell, at their Koouip, Queen-street, on Thursday, August 27, at 11 o'clock, A GRAND LOT OF NEW BOOKS, splendidly bouud and beautifully illustra ted. Ono of tho Best Collections of First-clase Works over oil'erea at auction. Full particulars in future isauo. Catalogues in preparation. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE. J [JAS. DACBB, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26. FREEHOLD CITY PROPERTIES. FOUR COTTAGES, YERNON-STREET. COTTAGES, DOCK-STREET. ALLOTMENTS, PAPAKURA. 38 ACRES, PAPAROA. The Subscribers will sell by auction, at thoir Hoonia, Queon-strect, on Wednesday, August 26, at 12 rfolock. By Order of the Executor in tho Estato of tho late G, Thorp, LOT U, AND PART LOT 16, Sub division of Lots 2 and 3. Sec. 11, having a frontage of 10ft. 6in. to Vernon-street, City of Auckland by 00ft. deop, with Four Cottageß erected thoroon. Part Lot? 3, 4 and 5. section 19, having a front ago of 50 feet to Doek-Btreet, City of Auckland, by 150 feet deep, with right-of-way to Duke atreet. havine several Cottages created thereon. Lots 6 and 16, suadivlßion part sections i, 5, and 6, Town of Papakura, having a frontage of 68 feet to the Great South Koad by ICS feet deep. Also. By Order of the Agent for tho Public Trustee in the Estate of the lato Patrick Loughan. South west portion Lot 23, Pariah of Paparoa containing 33 acres. No Reserve. Further particulars on application. SAMOEL COCHRANE _ SON, Auctioneers. " MONDAY, AUGUST 24, At 12 o'clock sharp, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, PonEOnby Road, opposite Franklin Road D. F. EVANS Has been favoured with instructions from Mr X Georgo (who is leaving Auckland) to sell by public auction, at his residence, Ponßonby Koad. on Monday next, August 21, at 12 o'olock Bharp. THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD KURNITUKE. compria iDgthefollowing—Suite of Furoiture in Leather, handsomely carted; Brand New Piano, full compass, iron frame, grand tono; Duchesße Set, Marble-top Washatand Rnd Ware, Pier Glafa and Looking Glase, Fenders, Pictures, Marblo Clock, Table.', Brussels Carpets (handsome de signs), Music Stool (walnut), Curtnins, Polea, Rings, Linoleum, Oi cloth Wool Mats, Singur Sowing Machine, t inf. le nnd Double Iron Bod steads, Telescope Dining Table with Leaf, Aus trian Chairs, China and Glasswnro, Kitchen Utenslla, &c. On view morning of Sale. D, F. EVANS, Auctioneer. ' TUESDAY, AUGUST~!>S! MORLBY'S SUMMER HOSIERY, DRESS MATERIALS (Various), MEN'S SHIRTS, DARK SATEENS, SUNSHADES, CASHMERE, BLACK LUSTRES, ANTIMACABSBRS, TABLECLOTHS, &c, 4c, Ac. GABRIEL LEWIS Haa received instructions to sell, on above date, at II o'clock, A LARGE PARCEL OF ABOVE NEW GOODS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26. RETIRING FROM THE BUSINESS. NO RESERVE. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FIRST-CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES. ON THE PREMISES, Oppoaito Garlick and Cninwell's. GABRIEL LEWIS Hn9 received instructions from Mr Charles Brookes (who U rotirinir from tho trade) to sell on tho premises as above, on Wednesday. August 20, commencing at 11 o'clock, THE WHOLE OF HIS STOCK-IN TIIADE. Comprising Every Deecription of Ladies', Maids', Girls', and Infants' Boots and Shoes Gents' English, Frorich, and Colonial Boots and Shoos Evening Shoes Leather Laces Uppers, Machines fee. &c, &o. The abovo aro all Well-assorted Sizes. In First-class Order. No Ressrve " TUESDAY, AUGUST 25. JUNCTION YARDS, Tho undersigned will pell, qt the Junction Yards, on Tuesday. Auguut 25, "1 yyt\ FAT OXEN, from Eaat and J_ i %J West Coast, Wailcato, and neigh bourhood 800 Fat Sheep Fat Latiiba Daily and t-toto Vovrs ■Veal Calveo HUNTER AND NOLAN, Auctioneers.



FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, At 12 o'Clock, THE HAYMA XXE T, For aalo on Friday, August 28, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE WOOLBROKKB. by Goldabrongb, dam Cdrisando, by Now Wnrrior. Goldßbrough by Fireworks, dam Sylvia, by Fishomian. ALFRED BUG-LAND _ riOUNTUY CATTLE BALES \; Popakurn—Wcduosday, August 2G. ALFRED BUCKLAND SU-SDAVLv nas HAYMAHIkMS1 oiALB OJT WOOL, aMMBI'SONB, io HIDKS, TALLOW, MAY, anfl STRAW s»oh TUKSBAY, »t W n'riocY.. ALS"HHI? *H7(IK!.-AN» WEDNESDAY, XtTGUST 20, 1885, At Elovcn o'ClocU. P-RNELL NURSERIES ! I'AKNELL NUKSERIES! U. C. GREENWOOD Haa received Instructions from Mr Jamos Mason to sell m tho Pnrnell Nuraoriea ou Wednesday, 20th inst, at 11 a.m.. ALiRGE AND CHOICE ASSORT MKNT OK TKKHS, Shrubs, Shelter Trees, Fruit Trooa, Ornamental Trees, &c , &o. 3,000 OHOICIt FRUIT TRKK3, ConsisliDgof Kvory Variety. Al JI>LE.PI.ini I'KAU, (JUKRUY, PBACH, APIUCO r, So., &o , &c. AU truo to Name, and Free from Blight. 3,000 ORANGKS, LKMONS. PIIADDOCKB, LIMKB, ANDIOiiIVICS. NATIVIC TKKKS, FKItNS, BEDDINS PLANTS. &0., &c, &0. Tho well-known annual ."ales of Mr .lames Mason, nnd the Uarj and Vnlimd nuality o( tho stock oll'erel. ij too well known for its excel lence to no«d further comment, except to any that tho Kntiro Stouli is very s-trun.u amt healthy md guaranteed thoroughly worked and truo to nature. GOOHS CARKFULLY I'.VCKKD AND DK LIVKHKU WITHIN VIYK MILKS OF TIIK NUItSKHIKS. LUXCH-ON PROVIDED. OROVVTHKIV3 'BUBK3 I'ASS KVKRY FIFTKEN MINUTKS. X, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. "THERE'S MONEY IN IT," " AND MUCH MONEY." NOW 11EADY, For Sale, about Ouo Milo distant from tho General Post-oltico, Auckland, ALL THAT VALUABLE BLOCK OF LAND, SITUATED ON THE SUNNYSIDE OF EDEN TERRACE, NEW NORTH ROAD, And known as Ci LENMOKE. Ci LENMORE. Ci LENMOKE. VJT /^LENMORE. f^ LENMORE. {^i LENMORE. VJT Being, without oxcoption, tho lnrgest nnd most valuable Block of Land over olt'orod for sale at tho B&me easy diatanco from Town, and the only FREEHOLD ESTATE Of any size which has over before bocn in tho Market. NOW BEING CUT UP INTO »WU| CHOICE VILLA RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS SITES. The streets arc all laid out with a view ro health and lying to tho sun, each 60 foot wide. Tho property is so wollknown, and has been so often aeked for by intending purchasers, that tho owner thinks this NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC will bo suflloent to commence tho tialo, which for tho present will bo by private contract. INTENDING PURCHASERS will do well to makeocquiricß, and nick their lot,us "FIRST COME FIHST SERVED" ia tho order of tho day, and already several lota have been gold. Now houses of 6 and 7 rooma each aro at present being built on trio land. Lithographic. Plans will bo issued as soon as tho survey is completed, which will be in tho course of tho noxt fortnight. In tho moantimo the lota aro mostly all pegged out, and SKETCH PLANS may bo seen at the office of the undersigned, of whom prices may bo had also. TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. This chance of obtaining largo FkeehoiiD Lota, with good views, GAS AND WATER, 'BUS AND EAIL. And being within 10 minutes from tho General Post-office, ought not to be missed by any por aon who wishes for a comfortable home or bu siness site. TITLE, "LAND TBANBFEU ACT." "THERE IS MONEY IN IT." Price, terms, and Plans, R. C. GREENWOOD, ""■*""- VULCAN LANE MONDAY, AUGUST 31. By Order of the Registrar of tho Supreme Court. VALUABLE PROPERTIES SITUATED IN PARISH OF WAIPAREIRA AND AT COROMANDEL. JOHN REID & CO. Have received instructions from thn Kogistrar of tho Supremo Court to sell by public auction atthoMnrt, 2ii. Qaeen-aireet. on Monday, the Illat mutant, at 12 o'clock noon, 1. A LL that Parcoll of Land containing _£3L 71 acres and 1G perches tmoro or less), hoing part of Allotment No. 7, in the Parish of Waipareira, near to HendereonM Mill, with tho Buildings crtcted theroon, lately in the occupa tion of Francis Bcthell, deceased. This is an im proved farm, well fenced, and laid down ln grass. 2. All that parcol of land Bituated at Coro mandei. containing 1 ncra and 1 rood (more or lesi). being portion of a block of land known as Otnraoholti, bounded on the north-west by James-street, and on tho couth-east, east, and north-east h,y a creok, together with the fine Orchard and Dwelling-house now in the occu pation ot John Ellis. Title deeds and conditions of sale can be scon at the offlcoa of Mr Peter Oliphant Solicitor, High-street^ _ DUKHAM YAIVDa . FOB BALJ, k& the Durham Tairdj. STC j Tuesday, tt 11 o'cicefc, HIDS9, TAjLOW. WOOL, Mid OKIN3, HUNTER & NOLAN



oMliii is uAuyiii j..ii k) I jo9rTf "5 n rip v^ "■■■■- ' p 1 .ILCIICiIItL i, mlh WILL positively TERMINATE Of 77/£ 37sf Of 77//S fI&VJT/. p^§=»BE_aNANTS in all Departments at L—-^ Clearing Prices! _ ATOMS V, Wholesale and Retail Family Drapers, 239, QUEEN STREET, ANnj]EWKARKET, , Money. MONEY TO LBN I) on Mortgage ot Froohold uf. current rati-s.-C. \V. Cuvo, Solicitor, (Jiioo'-.-Btrccl (noxt tho Hunk cf New Zwlan.ii Il,;j> ,)■•!.*•) v _"' iiWWf.'; :»i r. Ltvcitanie g r^s w - ' "'^fiZ^ls^^ o H| 3 g Sf^SSt^tei O Jl| O 2 £ H.M,m.^..^ K b.....' J l,ti.uvn-,tr-.-ol. l , n .JI)urUM.- Q « w T\/f(>i vl!'Y" TO "r.KND, oil Freehold f? l°*l j?!j • S Sc! I'.uiiKO Uliainlicr-t (o|i;ioj'iiti Ufiiik*'iu' Nov.' P X Ot; z. o i. lm i). Jo H 5 )i ."i \,i O.N'liY TO LKNI), in liirjic or email Cn o f?"q ~ £*' H S _M. 6um. i . 1 Uu,u.1,-.c-,-.'ctli.t....vi l i. b r r- !£'.-s 3 ° oonnki ii .v. co Piui. <M* H k^ W U nclicilurH. Vulcan l,w. p v, jH§^«g :-.;.;■ ■A.v-Ms ~.,,.«,,. _„{ -lit; O^-LiS 0 -.': :::.CT: ;!.... ■:.<-:r. ■5 O . Jg «>. >; _. fj -, : '■■ 'TO i.J'.ri" :-> -;vr:n;^ r.-.ta: erf _• a. __ o?wa w'J .■,'■";.. - ~./^,.:.;".'-'-":-X.v1 '^1 0l ff\ Oh ''h .• S « .ii Ss.tjiiMni.lrwt. C? 3 £." f£*J H !S >* "►" 'i.JOKEY L~KNT~ON I'UOM'iSSOHY _ j P JS S_„-J I IVB XUTK.S, HOU#K.-i. I'UKNirUKB, *o, < S Va/ t) £j * ° ' HU.I.a D'SCObNTKU DAILY. LU a U> " « A! OKT(3yV QX a NICGOVI ATX V. ff\ O ■ ** JOHN \v. HAUDIK, <<*i vT La,si», CCMMitaiov, a>:u Kstatk .Vuent, Z '^ £ - 'l.'ii'^lL'l' 1- -'-"C"''"'-'l- O r^ S y '" "" "" ~~ _ ' I *^ o, z r=^ h S ■ Dr-<n 3 * << \TOTICE OF REMOVAL, UK VICTOKIAN LOAN AND " l)IS?OL. r;T AOENI'V A P E N I N ii 1J" 0 T I C E. UAVH GENERAL FURNISHING WAKEHOUSE KBMOVEU TO OFFICES NEXT DOOll Mewiw. JAMES AND CO., j To VIU r _ OLH'HAJST, Solicitor, Uf N'olaon, | Beg to lumounco that ircy huvo opened a | Biuxcu ot ihclc I UUai-STUEET. F U II N I T U X E BUSINESS ; InthmoCommodlothiPrentlrcsta ' p 0M)0M MOIVC':A<:", LOAN, AKP QUEEN-STREET i J uirft)ir:v Rocontly oscupi'ilby the N.Z. Fro«nMont.nnd ! r O, SIIOKTI iVNO-BTjIKKr, Atnmi..iHs Storage Co., asd hopa by strict attontion to this {Opppsirr. K. • : •;■;.' -i.-.--. 'V'AHKKoi'eH. branch of ilnnr businoss, au'l by Btipplyint; a.I: "■ '','■.', .'",'" .': I vf'vwv Kirst-olasa Article at Wholesale I'rioo, to merit ' ~'- .\"''{'/\ f'i r-ut' a fair share of public pntromiKD. •'- '^' ' ' ' .',''*';■ ri'l'v'l'A-^* V, . '■■ ::'i'!;,;.' :'r'l(.!iv<r't:.r!v SPECIMj ATTENTION' id invited to our i--t .'^■."H'.'-t ;.-" ■_'■'■;■ r._iit ?';■•;'«• . NKW STOCK of •'• ''";v:'"j.:. r!'jiVuvi-- -■'/ ': -Tciv.vliVr. "'"' ' PIANOS, ORGANS, ''";.>'• ■. v r:' ■'■'' ■• ■•. .i.'i^ii'lv'i; i.C^ 4' r '*' BLACK-AND-GOLO ENGLISH, AMKKt- V , . s,','..r' : ; V ',; '•'■■.'■w'l"'i. .":;• Avivii" CAN, anii COLONIAL FUKNITUR E ' -~:'. ..s '."',':'."■ ', y t y ■■'■' Of Kvory Description end LATK3T STYLES, i !1' :■■ : '•"'■"' -"■' "' .: ; '■'" ' •■•f'!-- lrtl!"'■-■-'■■ | . ' INSPECTION SI'KCIAUA' INVITED. TuDUSTKIAI, AWP PHOVIDENT 5 i-iKMANRNT LIUILDINCI, LAND. AM) -- INYiCSTMKNT SOt'iin'Y O[r ATOKtAXI). WAMTfiI! KNOWN! ,4;!™^ i^yy^'^^r^or^riJ NO FIUB! "at NO FIXE ! j >««;Vx : v.,Mn|r TKN"YV:.UWI'aM.u.L Mauois GOOUS-ON'S LONDON AHCADK. R J-.., v n VitKP\ vmkkt itwnnrwn No I)«mn S e<l lHoek. no Bnnkniiit Stock, no "CAl' ' !-'-t A\ . Ih.M KKDUCKIJ. HalvaßC atook.no Old Stock—but. li i-fi-ct Stool;, n™.,.,,..,,,,, „.,.] ji.,. , Vf ..i,:'l'oUil Amount but Cheap Stock, but. Good Stock, but Nuw ' i'/. V,™ i V,',r i.i tlt> l^J''a'!o '''' Hto:U. at ' mncnor or uiv, i GOOUSONS LONDON ARCADE. ! "£"B".""d~! ""~'if~sYd."'" Having Loaned l Jart of tho prfniisen la My I I yew .. ..! 1n n 101 0 0 oconpli-d hy Alewr.4 Cuupltmd & Co., which v.-il 3 i-o»rs. .. ... OH 7 ] 11 15 0 bo oponi-d in a month, having aninr'i limit':. •'' ■l'"'!' ■• ■■ „"J " ! '•', ;JJ spaoo. WO aboil nnod to croally r.dur-or.ur iiro 7 yrurs .. .. 07 It I 111 » 7 sent utock, and flbali hoM a (JICNIIIKK SAI.H Wy^ .. 0 6.3 I IH2 1G 3 at Uidiotilously Low I'rkofl. Nco.^f sj.-.ry Uiduo And otiior Forloili to unit Rorrowcm tlonof .Stock, consequent Krducliou of Price? Th , ~., , ~ nowi^r in rnqi-i nf «irkn,.m ni- In Kvory Dopartinont tto Great Kciluc-tinr, v n , ' " -'.•".,: ~...1'"'!' t r [„ siw PICNrI IV V made. Tho Pretnlcoa Of tho prosont London ,iil ' tinployiiieut to bUbIEND i AY- Arcudo aro To Lot loriUorni. C.-ill and iii-rn-c-t M&' N l'- our New. Bound, and I'orfoct Stock, Cheaper bj BOUHOVVKR3 SHAUK IN PROFITS. arr than Damaged Salvago Stock. PART OH WIIOMi OF I'HK ADVA.S'CIC A N r,, „ , X TV n \V N MAY UK IiKIVA 11) AT ANY 'lIMK. _____ INTBIUtaT CKASIta ON TUli POHTIUN Hc 3d,l°cd^?Hcta. oThosoKOOdß JrotlLPbest vSuo coll^W, 1 ,?£ OUEKN-S I'KBKT AND wo over ollorcd. VULCAN IjANIC, Auckland. L>. MCPHBHSON. JOHN nANCltpyf. Alunagcr. . KoraiKWhapo Rood. ATJOKLAND PBKMANBNT 00- WANT ED KN6\V N. X-L OPRBATIVB BUrLDINfi #; XNVKB? HEWS So';Hi"i'X. J. KHOTT OWIOB! I*7- QU'iKS-bTKKyS IKONMONGEK, GRBY-BTBEET, hOAIiU KTliOtOlS ripOß lipprDVOfl HOOUrltlnS Of Kiflßhoi'i or Jj.m--r./iol'' i'ropertloa In aumß ol Imports regularly. t;-ii) to t'ji-.000 uTlitciy-'l nr«l Intovript. boliiK ropay- SH_FF_KLD AND BIUMINGHAM COOU3— K/.pui ;,.;r n-,.■.•Domini nf oaoh til Oil borrowod i- Steel, Files, Tools. Cutmsiiy, &o. Rcjibymimtno^^v;- ;J . n . Weo ,,TFot<i! Amotir.j I—^/T\ /' (P^'n^r )) -*Jl'l ln ° S"1"1" proportion for Btnullor \ / I N\ / ff \r /\^v orlßtnerintms. V 1 V/\ // UKfOiJlTS.—Thn Gocloty raosireo Monc7 on x^~. x^r —^ - Dapcsltt-RopttFablc ni "< dcya' notloo, 8 per eons. porskQnnmt ropwahls Ie fl tnonShu, 8 usr T IGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE osns. p.vr awv.m. JLJ HOU3WB, and all Ittnda of SPRING JOHN HATQKH. Bearßtnrs-. VKFirOLffi-. Hiroi Bonijbf, unrt «■:.!! Rl ■ ■ - OROWTUKK'S rICTOKIA STABLKS Wini,r.ir,fiT.icv-fJTnJHtT UCKER'S "|>AKING OOWDfill, Bank of England Notkh Chanokd, -" Jl TVJEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE, LOAN, QNCE mRIED J3I AND DTBCOUNT BANK. w -*- (Noxt to Atkin'o Printing Offloo), ALWAYS TTSBD. GUANTS LOANS OF £5 TO £1,000, <U ON PERSONAL SECURITY, mUCKER'S T>AKING POWDER. FRKICHOLD AND LKABKUOLD SKCUKITY, JL Ask yonr _BJ Granor fi. for it. ON , fl-IKST AND HECONI) MOltT&AGfi. ■\T BW SEASON'S TEAS. ANY AVAILAHLK SKCURITY, ■^-^ REPAYABLE IN JUST Akrived, WKKICU OK MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, a t Or in any way cult tho Borrower. E, E AY ' S Loana on Furnlturo without romoval! also on VicTOKU-STiiBBT. all kind 9°[ M«r*..ndiso. A GRAND FAMILY TEA, Loana may bo rop.iid at Uio mto of Sixpence por . „ , , „ wook ln tho Pound. AT I.S 10d PER LB. Hills DlEconntort at -Current Kutan. -—_^jrtjr Bank of Knxlaiul Notcn and Australian Bank > Notoa lionfht. w s ffip* 3S» _6S_S_<_^ oommuiD'oa'''ons strictly confidential. sSillafc*' f^^T^ NEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE, LOAN, <W»I «*SPW «Saa__^__ts» AND DISCOUNT RANK, FHINTON Xr CCt Hiail-STRUKT _JS I U H <« U U., (Nnxl , TQ AtK ij.. h p K i NT i NQ OFPIOB FAMILY. AND SHIPPING HUXGH.I_J&O, tT■~I T^T--*T "^-TJ^^*'"tT-^-_.^^^,^-'!Tt.-_-Tz--"--!'''.'../_!_!? ■ O_D"OB3EUVER»OFFIOB. . NOTICE OF IiEMOTAL. I >5j VICTOHIA-STRKfiT WKST (next to Theatre THOMAS BAMUKL liasJtemoved to Ills New lt ova ]i Proniirfra, No. Uii. Q.uiM-u-atrrrt, with b lino ' '' A-.1f(.|.-d:-.10,-<t of RNHLISH aurl AMKRICAN Fftb-JHaalnTotfn Red SuburDa WnUort-onfru1 l'('fii o <i;.a h:..=,t S!IK' |!:i'li..Ll) CUTiitltY, all Ordoi'i). !"'oic:tl Bcfif and Pork BupliVf-i> !"■ (cliin1; at veij-Lo-'-l-'Wu-n. Urj?« Qav,---'.'(3s. Hiiais. Eaaau. a..-i i.Jouit" " TIIO?.lfA:j S.'.ivl SL, Oi-oaa^i ta Origj. k;,^ Qiecu (■.■;.i-oiito Attluu-'a IJart^ OOli PLATBa. BieneSl l'lßtear M«I WOL'FJ.'/ri aGHNAPPS is a dollshtCul bevo- ManostMnß. <iSc,,KB3WToe fJ,t^9Sl'*» 'r "»«« »s aKreoablo to tho tante na ita pro (jats parties aro beneflcal to the liealui. Hia