TIENTSIN BOMBARDMENT. d GARRISON HARD PRESSED. s RELIEF FORCE RETIRES. n RUSSIANS AND AMERICANS FAIL. d A CRITICAL SITUATION. h The Admiralty last evening issued the follow- it bg:- Cl A telegram has been received from the Rear- fj Admiral at Taku, dated Che.oo, June 23, stating

LETTERS FROM THE FrONT. SAVED BY A POCKET-NIMFE. Lieutenant Laurie La Fleming, youngest son of Mr. John Le Fleming, of Tonbridge, who is serving out in: South Africa wito his regienit, the 2nd East Sorrev, has emerged uinscathed froma his baptuism of tire, and lie has written som

LLOYWS SEPITNG N--wS. THE MAILS. AnSLocru, May St.-The Orizaba, for London left Masy St-Thxe rcada, for ondon- al e Cart~hage arrived; the Mtaria> Valerie, 0or Triest arriveds or passed. ret ArBAyn', M7~ay St.-The Ophir, for Sydrevy lert 3BAURADOES, MayJ 30.-The Svara, for Loudo

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THE QUEEN AT WOOLEWIC VISIT TO THE WOUNDED. ENTHUSIASTIC 'GREETING. The Queen, attended by the ladies and gentlemen of the suite, left Windsor Castle yesterday afternoon on a visit to Woolwich, in order to sea the sick and wounded ssoldiers who have returned from the War, and are

THE PROPERTY MARET. At a sale held by Messrs. Grimley and Son, at the c Grand Hotel, last evening, among the lots offered c was one consisting of the Golden Elephant, an old r full-licensed public-house, 15, Castle Street, off High Street, Birmingham, with three front dwelling- h

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THE. TEMPERANCE CONGRESS. The World'3 Temcperance, Coflgress reaseremed yesterday at the Medical Examination Hall, Victioria' Embankment. The general morning session was presided over by Mr. J. R. Diggle, who deliv-ered ai address on emporance Inastruction in Coiege dod Schools "

LLOYt SHIPPING LTEW$. THE MAILS. AhDx. june I3.-The Oceanien, from yl'obraz. a arrired. BF:tACTY HFAD, June 13.--The Hlstorian ;.r coutta for Lounon. passed. - .OL CZLI CoLOITBO, June 12.-The Poncola. for Nami DjrnouLrr.. June 13--The Tonkin, from \ima&le Yokohama. left. aliim Gi

THE HU.RRICANE IN TEXAS. DISPOSING OF THE DEAD. [Press Association Foreig 1S9eiL3 Nsw Your, September 13.-M y of the bodies which were thrown into the bay have been washed ashore again, and the work of picking them up is so trying that few of the men engaged in it are able to con