CERTIFICATE SUSPENDED. July 18. The certificate of the captain of the s.B. Ambilo, which collided with the barque Ethel m the English Channel, baa been suspended for three months. STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. During a Btorm a pinnacle of the House of Lords was struck by lightning and part of the masonry was detached. Judge Grantham had a narrow escape from the filling debris. THE DALLEY MEMORIAL. Several newspapers compliment the subscribers m placing a medallion m St. Paul's Cathedral jd memory of the late W. B. Dalley. HOSTILE TARIFFS. A European conference will probably be convened to protest against the Ameri can Tariff Bill. Paris, July 19. An agitation has been commenced m France against McKinley's tariff Bill. One member of the Chamber of Deputies proposes a general European commercial campaign against the Americans. The Superior Counoil of Agriculture has re commended an increase of the French tariff including a duty on wheat, flour, and oats. (Eecaired 1.30 p.m., July 21at.) A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY. A mother murdered her six children by meanß of charcoal, attempted suicide, but she recovered. DHULEEP SING. Dhuleep Sing is suffering from paralysis m this city. He has forwarded alpetition to Queen Victoria asking pardon. THE LATE EMPEROR FREDERICK Berlin, July 19. The Dowager Empress Frederick is writing a memoir of her late husband. Count Von. Moltke and other Generals are assisting her. TROUBLES IN THE ARGENTINE. Buenos Atres, July 19. Merchants at Monte Video and foreign bankers refnse to accept the forced cur rency for gold payments. The garrison at Buenos Ayreß are placed under arms, the people fearing a political disturbance. AMERICAN DISASTERS. Nbw York, July 19. An explosion wrecked and burnt the central office of the Western United Tele graph. There were many narrow escapes from death. It is reported that a terrific storm has been experienced m the Western States. Many deaths are reported from heat and lightning. 'Eeoaived 4.30 p.m., July 21st.) THE GRENADIER GUARDS. London, July 17. The Grenadier Guards have been ordered to proceed to the Cape, and sail 0= Tuc.day. THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN LOAN. It is reported on 'Change that South Australia will not requlro a loan onlil next year. THE WOOL SALES. At the wool sales to-day crossbreds were dear but other sorts were un changed. (Special to Press Association.) (Beoeivod 1 p.m., JnJy 21at.) THE FISHERIES DISPDTE. Paris, July 18. 