TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. LATEST EDITION,

[•y ulsctrw tjswqkapu— cop wight.] [Spscia.li to Pkkbs Association.] LONDON, July 5. The Royal Marriage. No less tban twenty van loads of wedding presents have been received by the Royal couple. Tlie Irish Question. The Premier has given notice of an amendment to the Bill providing for the gradual extinction of the Royal Irish Constabulary and the creation of an ordinary civil police io Ireland. Release of Armenians- Lord Rosebery announced, in the House of Commons, that several Armenians arrested by Turks at Angora on charges of conspiracy had been released. Sir W. Mackinnon's Fortune. Sir "W. Mackinnon, whose death was recently announced, left a quarter of a million behind him. BEELIN, July 5. Germany— The Emperor's Appeal. The Emperor, in his speech at the opening of the Reichstag, appealed to the people to co-operate with the Qovermenfc in passing the Awny Bill. It was essential, he insisted, to the safely of the fatherland that the army should be kept up to the greatest possible strength, and the Bill must be passed immediately with a view to recruiting. They must look to Germany for the security of the peace of Europe and he invoked the assist ance of providence to that end. It is expected that the Reichstag will devote most of the session to the Bill.
