London:, April 11. Three hundred thousand members of the Trade Unions' Radical Clubs, and Friendly Societies will hoid a demonstra tion in Hyde Park on May 4, in favor lof ei»ht hours' labor. The London Trade and Labor Council have resolved to ignore the Chamber of Commerce and loave Trade Unions and employers to settle their own disputes. It has also decided to allow delegates from Female Unions to become membeis of the Council. 11. M.5. Research has been ordered to proceed to Australia to join the surveying services. It is rumored that Er Barry formerly Bißhop of Sydney, will bo appointed Bishop of St Albans, Obituary.-— The Right Roy. Edward Parry, D.D. Bishop Saffragan of Dover, and one of the Archdeacons of ] Canterbury, Deceased was born at ' Goverument llouso, Sydney, in 1832, Tho election for the Carnarvon seat iv the House of Con&nons. caused by ( the sudden death of Mr Edmund \ Swethnm, look place to-day, and ro- i

awijeql (riifeg 'yatiim & m* tiw&i * Liberal, by a majority of 93 over the D Conservative candidate. t( , Sfetley fjsia started for Brussels via Briiidiy. Hd has expressed his in- , dignation at British' sporismti des- c ttoyitig ganie oh tHe banks of African ' rivers, on the ground that it will be needed in future for the support of navvies engaged in the construction of railways, Enain has written to the Relief Committee, declining to visit England. The crew of the Calliope express their gratitude for their hospitable treatment in Sydney. The proposed banquet to the officers has been abandoned. Ib is hoped that Mr Parneli will inaugurate a new building at Tipperary, built for the reception of evicted tenants. Mr Gladstone, in a letter to his Midlothian constituents, says he feels that nature ia beginning to shrink from the efforts involved in political struggles, but he ia glad that the opposition of the Toriea to Homo Rule supplies him with the necessary stimulus. The Duke of Cambridge in a speech at Portsmouth, said he was about to retire shortly. Mr Matthews, the Home Secretary is condemned for allowing the young men Davies to be executed. O'Connor's claims to be considered the champion are coldly received. The Searle memorial will be rowed for in July. The brewers are agitating for a re duction of taxation. 