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The Week.

in custody . -A number of asses of stack burning on an extensive scale is reported from North Lincolnshire . They are vehemently suspected to be the work of incendiaries , and fears of a repetition of tbe destructive fires of last year are entertained . On Tuesday there ivas a cheap excursion from Calais to the Crystal Palace , the fare , including admission , being only

five francs . During the afternoon , the Prince and Princess of of AVales , accompanied by some of their Royal relatives , Avent doAvn to Sydenham aud svandered through the palace , enjoying themselves , apparently , as well as anybody else—there being no reason why they shouldn't . In tbe evening , notwithstanding the heat , they went to the Adelphi Theatre to witness fche performance

of Mr . Jefferson in " Rip Van Winkle . " A small but influential meeting of the inhabitants of Twickenham and its vicinity AA'as held on Tuesday , to consider what measures should be taken to remedy the present state of the Thames , which everybody agrees is intolerable at that point , Giving to the diminution of water consequent on the AvithdraAval of so much for

thirsty-London . A committee , formed of some of the most distinguished residents , ivas appointed to devise a remedy for an unquestionable nuisance . Tlie Davenport Brothers have come to grief in Paris . On Tuesday they were giving a public exhibition , when one of the audience discovered their modus operandi , as indeed ho might easily , after the exposure of the

precious pair here . There was a I-DAA ' , whereupon tbe police cleared the room , and the Davenports were compelled to refund the entrance-money . The affair looks like a repetition of their Liverpool experiences . The Ockhain elopement case is finished . George Smith , the groom who carried off Miss Crosse , or Avas carried off by her , Avas brought up at tbe Wandsworth Police-court on AVednesday morning on remand , to answer the charge of abduction . No prosecutor appeared , however , and

Smith was discharged . ItAvas stated that the young girl ' s father had withdrawn from the prosecution after hearing the evidence shobadgiveu . Shohadgone home toiler father ' s houseagain . The Gazelle on Tuesday night contained an Order in Council further proroguing Parliament from the 1 st November , on which clay it was appointed to meet , until the 23 rd of the same

month ; also similar orders respecting the meeting of Convocation . A married woman , Sarah Drewe , has been committed "b y tbe Dillingham bench for the murder of her child , four Aveeks old . The wretched mother deliberately threw the infant into a privy , where it was of course at once suffocated in the soil . It is charitable to suppose the statement true which says

the Avoman AA-HS under mental aberration at the time . A man named M'Intosh has been fined five pounds and costs for attempting to kiss a young- lady in a carriage of the South Eastern Railway Company while the train was passing through a tunnel . English and Scotch hides , horns , hoofs , and other parts of dead oxen , were last week prohibited from being sent to

Ireland . An Order in Council , however , appeared permitting the transference to that Island of such articles imported here from India , South America , and Australia . Mr . Henley has made a very moderate and sensible speech at Bicester . Eschewing politics he bespoke tho co-operation of the breeders of stock with the Government measures to check the cattle

disease , and indulged in anticipations of good root-feeding for the animals from this year ' s green crops , Avhich he said AVOUICI help to keep down the price of meat , which the disease would certainly send up . The right hon . gentleman also bore testimony to the desire of the agricultural labourers to improve their children in education and position , if they had only wages enough to enable them . On Wednesday night Mr . Layard , M . P ., presided at a musical meeting at the Agricultural Hall , Islington . He made a speech in which he

pointed oat the advantages of local permanent museums of art and science in different quarters of the metropolis , and urged the Avorking classes to accept tbe offer of the Government to take part of fche "Brompton boilers" for this purpose . The Government , he said , would also give duplicates of interesting works . Mr . Layard is against opening the National Collections in the evenings . -An exhibition of art and industry Avas opened

on AA ednesday at Reading , and the Bishop of Oxford delivered the address on the occasion . The objects exhibited are principally works of art , collected for the occasions from various quarters , ancl the purpose of the exhibition is to bring nearer to the eyes and minds of the people of Berkshire the beauties and influence of these productions . The Bishop ' s speech ivas

commonplace . A statue to . Tenner has been raised in Boulogne . This graceful tribute to au Englishman is the result of the combined exertions of the Boulogne municipality and a society of avails in Paris . FOREIGN IXTELLIGEJ - . —The Italian Parliament is desotved . The elections will take place on the 22 nd of October , and fche new Parliament Avill open on the 15 th of November . — - —A telegram from Vienna states that Earl Russell has replied to the communication annonncin

lordship is stated to have expressed his satisfaction that the arrangement is only provisional and transitory—another Avay , in fact , of expressing dissatisfaction . Prance has taken alarm in respect to the cattle plague . The minisier of agriculture has addressed a report on the subject . The result is that decrees have been published , prohibiting the importation cf of cattle , hides , & c , from England or any of the countries

where the disease is supposed to exist . ——Fire follows the cholera at Constantinople . On Tuesday evening the Sth inst ., a fire broke out in Stamboul . A telegram dated the 7 th says thafc up to that time about 2 , 500 bouses , mosqv . es , vmd public buildings had been destroyed , and the conflagration Avas still spreading . It is said the cholera has nearly

disappeared , only nine deaths being reported on Tuesday . The conversion of the Internal Debt of Turkey is reported to be progressing up to Monday last ; the total amount of all kinds of stock converted was £ 3 , 500 , 000 . The Nord Deutsche Zeitung asserts that Austria and Prussia have resolved to separate the Customs administration of Scbleswig and Holstein , and to give them a distinct chief management . This is a curious commentary on tbe result of the Avar Avhich ivas waged by

Austria and Prussia to maintain tho principle of the inseparable unity of Scbleswig and Holstein . The Italian papers report the death , after a protracted illness , of the wife of Louis Kossuth . The Queen of Spain has received Prince Amacleus , Duke of Aosta , son of King Victor Emmanuel . The Italian Ambassador was received at the same time . The Prince dined ivith the King and Queen in tbe evening . There ia again a . talk of a

project of marriage between Prince Amadeus and tbe Princess Isabella , eldest daughter of the Queen of Spain . Prance , ifc seems , has given Austria and Prussia a sharp rebuke , although nofc in a direct form , touching their Schlewig-Holstein compact . No protest has been addressed to the German great Powers ; but the French Government has despatched a circular

note to its diplomatic agents analysing the character of the Gastein convention in a style ivhich must make glad the heart of Denmark . A Brussels paper professes to publish the text of the despatch . According to this version fche French Government declares the Gastein Convention indefensible , Avhether viewed us a violation of treaty arrangements , a betrayal of

German national interests , a wrong done to a rightful claimant , or an infringement of the principle of nationalities . The one onlv satisfactory feature ivhich the French Govern-

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FREEMASONRY IN GERMANY. Article 1
SUMMER RAMBLES.—DOWN THE MEDWAY. Article 2
OUT AND ABOUT: IN DERBYSHIRE. Article 4
STATISTICS OF THE GRAND LODGE OF NEW YORK. Article 7
Untitled Article 8
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 8
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 9
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 10
MASONIC MEM. Article 10
PROVINCIAL. Article 10
ROYAL ARCH. Article 11
SOUTH AMERICA. Article 11
CHINA. Article 12
Untitled Article 14
INDIA. Article 14
NOTES ON MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. Article 15
REVIEWS. Article 15
Poetry. Article 16
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 17
LITERARY EXTRACTS. Article 17
Untitled Article 18
THE WEEK. Article 18
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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The Week.

in custody . -A number of asses of stack burning on an extensive scale is reported from North Lincolnshire . They are vehemently suspected to be the work of incendiaries , and fears of a repetition of tbe destructive fires of last year are entertained . On Tuesday there ivas a cheap excursion from Calais to the Crystal Palace , the fare , including admission , being only

five francs . During the afternoon , the Prince and Princess of of AVales , accompanied by some of their Royal relatives , Avent doAvn to Sydenham aud svandered through the palace , enjoying themselves , apparently , as well as anybody else—there being no reason why they shouldn't . In tbe evening , notwithstanding the heat , they went to the Adelphi Theatre to witness fche performance

of Mr . Jefferson in " Rip Van Winkle . " A small but influential meeting of the inhabitants of Twickenham and its vicinity AA'as held on Tuesday , to consider what measures should be taken to remedy the present state of the Thames , which everybody agrees is intolerable at that point , Giving to the diminution of water consequent on the AvithdraAval of so much for

thirsty-London . A committee , formed of some of the most distinguished residents , ivas appointed to devise a remedy for an unquestionable nuisance . Tlie Davenport Brothers have come to grief in Paris . On Tuesday they were giving a public exhibition , when one of the audience discovered their modus operandi , as indeed ho might easily , after the exposure of the

precious pair here . There was a I-DAA ' , whereupon tbe police cleared the room , and the Davenports were compelled to refund the entrance-money . The affair looks like a repetition of their Liverpool experiences . The Ockhain elopement case is finished . George Smith , the groom who carried off Miss Crosse , or Avas carried off by her , Avas brought up at tbe Wandsworth Police-court on AVednesday morning on remand , to answer the charge of abduction . No prosecutor appeared , however , and

Smith was discharged . ItAvas stated that the young girl ' s father had withdrawn from the prosecution after hearing the evidence shobadgiveu . Shohadgone home toiler father ' s houseagain . The Gazelle on Tuesday night contained an Order in Council further proroguing Parliament from the 1 st November , on which clay it was appointed to meet , until the 23 rd of the same

month ; also similar orders respecting the meeting of Convocation . A married woman , Sarah Drewe , has been committed "b y tbe Dillingham bench for the murder of her child , four Aveeks old . The wretched mother deliberately threw the infant into a privy , where it was of course at once suffocated in the soil . It is charitable to suppose the statement true which says

the Avoman AA-HS under mental aberration at the time . A man named M'Intosh has been fined five pounds and costs for attempting to kiss a young- lady in a carriage of the South Eastern Railway Company while the train was passing through a tunnel . English and Scotch hides , horns , hoofs , and other parts of dead oxen , were last week prohibited from being sent to

Ireland . An Order in Council , however , appeared permitting the transference to that Island of such articles imported here from India , South America , and Australia . Mr . Henley has made a very moderate and sensible speech at Bicester . Eschewing politics he bespoke tho co-operation of the breeders of stock with the Government measures to check the cattle

disease , and indulged in anticipations of good root-feeding for the animals from this year ' s green crops , Avhich he said AVOUICI help to keep down the price of meat , which the disease would certainly send up . The right hon . gentleman also bore testimony to the desire of the agricultural labourers to improve their children in education and position , if they had only wages enough to enable them . On Wednesday night Mr . Layard , M . P ., presided at a musical meeting at the Agricultural Hall , Islington . He made a speech in which he

pointed oat the advantages of local permanent museums of art and science in different quarters of the metropolis , and urged the Avorking classes to accept tbe offer of the Government to take part of fche "Brompton boilers" for this purpose . The Government , he said , would also give duplicates of interesting works . Mr . Layard is against opening the National Collections in the evenings . -An exhibition of art and industry Avas opened

on AA ednesday at Reading , and the Bishop of Oxford delivered the address on the occasion . The objects exhibited are principally works of art , collected for the occasions from various quarters , ancl the purpose of the exhibition is to bring nearer to the eyes and minds of the people of Berkshire the beauties and influence of these productions . The Bishop ' s speech ivas

commonplace . A statue to . Tenner has been raised in Boulogne . This graceful tribute to au Englishman is the result of the combined exertions of the Boulogne municipality and a society of avails in Paris . FOREIGN IXTELLIGEJ - . —The Italian Parliament is desotved . The elections will take place on the 22 nd of October , and fche new Parliament Avill open on the 15 th of November . — - —A telegram from Vienna states that Earl Russell has replied to the communication annonncin

lordship is stated to have expressed his satisfaction that the arrangement is only provisional and transitory—another Avay , in fact , of expressing dissatisfaction . Prance has taken alarm in respect to the cattle plague . The minisier of agriculture has addressed a report on the subject . The result is that decrees have been published , prohibiting the importation cf of cattle , hides , & c , from England or any of the countries

where the disease is supposed to exist . ——Fire follows the cholera at Constantinople . On Tuesday evening the Sth inst ., a fire broke out in Stamboul . A telegram dated the 7 th says thafc up to that time about 2 , 500 bouses , mosqv . es , vmd public buildings had been destroyed , and the conflagration Avas still spreading . It is said the cholera has nearly

disappeared , only nine deaths being reported on Tuesday . The conversion of the Internal Debt of Turkey is reported to be progressing up to Monday last ; the total amount of all kinds of stock converted was £ 3 , 500 , 000 . The Nord Deutsche Zeitung asserts that Austria and Prussia have resolved to separate the Customs administration of Scbleswig and Holstein , and to give them a distinct chief management . This is a curious commentary on tbe result of the Avar Avhich ivas waged by

Austria and Prussia to maintain tho principle of the inseparable unity of Scbleswig and Holstein . The Italian papers report the death , after a protracted illness , of the wife of Louis Kossuth . The Queen of Spain has received Prince Amacleus , Duke of Aosta , son of King Victor Emmanuel . The Italian Ambassador was received at the same time . The Prince dined ivith the King and Queen in tbe evening . There ia again a . talk of a

project of marriage between Prince Amadeus and tbe Princess Isabella , eldest daughter of the Queen of Spain . Prance , ifc seems , has given Austria and Prussia a sharp rebuke , although nofc in a direct form , touching their Schlewig-Holstein compact . No protest has been addressed to the German great Powers ; but the French Government has despatched a circular

note to its diplomatic agents analysing the character of the Gastein convention in a style ivhich must make glad the heart of Denmark . A Brussels paper professes to publish the text of the despatch . According to this version fche French Government declares the Gastein Convention indefensible , Avhether viewed us a violation of treaty arrangements , a betrayal of

German national interests , a wrong done to a rightful claimant , or an infringement of the principle of nationalities . The one onlv satisfactory feature ivhich the French Govern-

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