... T - IAA IFGHTING IN SAN Dssson.[ i __ . ?? (REUmI&S rm1EGRAX.) - New York, Decer81e According to intelligence received bere ?? a V.Abertad, San Salvador, the Government troops bave gained a victory over the insorgents under General Kivas. They bave ?? six of the principal forts held by the rebsle, mcsny being 'Xkilled on bothS sides in the fighting. It is oipected ibat the rebellian will be ...

... I MANCHESTER. CLUB HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE.- Sportsman—>O More or RaLer Sportina Liie-o More or Hoheit; Field—Alba Land aud Water-Kaiser; Licensed Vie- tualleis' Gazette-N 0 More or Bachelor; Sporting Tllnes-No More or ilancir. MANCHESTER HANDICAP STEEPLECHAE.—Sportsman —Macph^rson or Belfry 6porrlag Life—Macpheraon or Belfry Field-Beltry Laud and w ater—sipabi or Astrachan; Licensed ...

... j The residence of Mr. Tyssen Amherst, M P., 8, Grosvenor Square, London, was the scene of an alarm- ing fire on Monday night. The fire originated in the verheating of an electric-lighting wire on the second floor, and spread rapidly. Fora short time it seemed certain that the whole house would be destroyed, but prompt measures succeeded in completely extinguishing the flames in less than two ...

... , . t j!e. GLxa;,.rorxB ? r. Gladstone (observes our London correspondenti has entered upon his eighty- first year in excellent health and spirits, and not the most determined of his political oppo- j nents will grudge him felicitations thereon. But it is another thing when Mr. Gladstone's t friends declare1 as they do, that the eightieth t anniversary of the right hon. gentleman's birthday ...

... OPTBRSVK OF FrBE.-Shortly before ote o'clock op iuesdiy atvi'rnoon some people passing down g M»rj-«rreet, near the Theatre Royal, noticed a of smoke issuing from the cellar of Our lijf s Cigar Di van, which is situated on the corner of Wood-street. The occupiert were ia- formed,but access to the cellar was presented by thifk smoke. The proprietor, Mr Salisbury, off to the fire-engine station ...

... I , . :_ - a: , - - . b HOGMANAY NIGHT ENTERTAINM9INT, . L - - .: '' aed aRoN-ACCORD 'T~bT OF' RITOADIIns. a. The first anntual Hogruanlay, festival of the BOn' A lo lug Accord Tent,-Nio. 1666, of the Independent Order of 'thepe. uile Rechabites. 'was heold in. St. Rath arine's Hall. LUITi ,ad Counnillor. Pratt occupied the chair. 'and W Ia 'Lair illy accompanied on the platform by Boilliev ...

... (nOX OUR CeORWSlONDM4T.) i PARTS, TuaSVIT N1e6. D Prices wnre heavy todiy, Brazilian stocks, E At however, forming an exception. At the last fortnightly o !1 0 settlement these made a rebound from the buying in to t realise profits, but gave way aiterwards, and the rise p to-day may not be more durable. The advance in the d t Bank of England rate and advices of dear money 8 d everywhere ...

... MADAME OARNOT'S CHILDREN'S PARTY . I TX __ _ _ . . . . ?? . , I A Paris correspondent gives the following pleasant description of aparty given on Christmas Day by the wife of President Carnot:-The fete at the Eysese was a joyous one. All the 400 childr:n invited from the junior classes of the Municipal Schools were able to attend. When they were ranged in the Galterie des Fetes, Madame Carnot, ...

... tion,-Mr-li' Moriaity Waterfokd 'Associatio~ni`, Mr Fleming, Mr N ?? rell at Scutiy- Commit. 0:Was, appoitd* o h ?? coneste eletosoih dourhg hrientare siti. cng 4thi~nn rs Th. to tj. rerose #dop'~Thd Piegiaeatig th pra dnsn~ ~ e bates. yea - h . ib 6_a ' '-d' - coun; to taerinomcnieratia-lifnncl frions for inra msin itr atent Manexndgit inlunc a -sab~o PiW then9i zdopeted ner-. TePresiret a ...

... A. FIHPONDS CARNIVAL, -91 F e - Arena U- I ?? W-- - ,_ Probaoters of .bazaars atreoften had beset to fiad a b etriking title for the pleasant fancy faire they organlse, and an infinite number of names have beea X adopted in tisaendeavour after novelty. The ladies and gentlemen who have Interested themselves in the effoat which is being made at Fishpond. to- raise 3 funds for church and ...

... I ototrid, ?0004? 1. BATH;' IntbecountypolleoOUt,7edterdttaa tall, p~owerful lookhing, an -Who gave the n ?? Doinoa, nY was, rent to prison for 14 days' for begglfll. P;cJ. . W hitehead'prod the case, and said that the ?? was very roh when h e took him into ostody. A ttheccity policecourt;yeaterday, George West *A k charged' with stealing three brushevi the ?? Ashley Ferris. George Fisher said ...

... Tan-y-bwilch. -Rhoddwyd ciniaw rhagorol, dydd Mawrth, i holl ddeiliaid ystid Tareybwleh, ac i liaws mawr o gyfeillion Mr. Vaughan Dasvie3, i ddathlu ei briodas ft Mrs. Alexander Jenkins, o Hyde Park, Liundain, yr hon a gymlmerodd le yr wythnos flaen- orol. Nid oedd y boneddwr wedi dyfod yn ei ol. Croesawyd y bobl gan ei chwaer, Mrs. King. Cyf- ranogodd rhyw gant a banner, rhwng y gweision a'r ...