, 1870-06-29
FOREIGN.
Proceedings in the British
Parliament,
Miscellaneous English, and Con-
tinental News,
Disastrous Fire at Panama.



LONDON, June 25.-The morning lou. mails rc1tcf-
1te The statement that EAl Granville. Secretary Of
State for the Colonial Department, will succeed
ths late Earl OF Clarendon Us head Of the Foregn
Office.
The Morning ]Dt: says that tn such case the
Right Hon: Chichester Foftescue. Chief Secretary
1or Ireland, wili, probably, succeed Earl dranvie
Il is stated that an American has offered to pur-
chase the residence of tic iate Nj. Dickens Ut
It is utmost geiicral,y conceded that SaDlnus
will win Tie GO0dWpDd cup next month. The
betting Is now I've to two against Kingcraft, tor
The Commissioners appointed by the goycr1l-
mtnt to itrtst1:ate The charges 50 frequently
made lately that tue Fe:,ias III confinement
soon Cuter upon their work. The prisoners viii
nave ~ opportunity to be heard privately before
tee officers od the government. Al such hearings
the tatler5 will not be permitted to he present.
The 14e*, thls morning, In closing Its culogy Of
the Earl Of Clarendon, says an ordinary man or
suon: Others Ind 10 cram for new topics; be was
alWays Eostcd he Vas q 1a1ge-hea1tei and
1t Is reported that George Otto Trere1isan one OF
the Junior Lords of Admiralty, Will resign in conse-
quence Of . variance With the government on the
Education bill now before Parliament
A meeting Of the Anti Vaccination League was
held Yesterday: Professor Newman, editor Of the
zooloyist, presided. Many speakers denounced
vaccination 10 the strongest TERMS and urged Par
Evidence taken at the Coroner's inquest, on the
Great Western Railway disaster, goes substantt-
aliy 20 pross taat tne easnalty Mos caused by the
could not have been detected by ordinary means
A., " nnant1 as Soito[ 81 tnG Lonaon 1tntes says
c LIVE fe1atin,, " 5,e e1neet c.
p!ous n1oimauon as % ne connltloh of tAat com.
their claims, from Peter D. Sweeney, who las Just
aft.eeu nn,,o.+a ~ ~ ~ ~ n.,, .o,,..,,
southwestern counties represent that tho potato
cIon aaa n0t sa1 IRON drought and promises
- iatiiess rrnrnet ,o,,nomer, tor an rnco,, ia
~ neE ,i. nSo ans ms "en eta o. oe
Is st ns!y y.ss nao picturesque anals anu asttacs8
III The 72"es gives an account Of Pullman palace
Sasco WITH 9SscrGtise @ & eSasfs f,om . american
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from uaitiruore' arrived. '@%i 't''
CORK, June es,LThc city has been couparatiye-
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the 1Iish Episcopal Church was considered, 6ui
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