... TnE INDIAN PAMINL AND TZE , PREMIZR. The Lorcl Mayor received om Friday the following autograph letter from the Prime Minister:- Hughenden Manor, Sept. 27, 1877. Dear Lord Mayor,-I have had the honour to re- ceire Your loidsbip's letter of yesterday's date, and I congratu]ate you on the information it communicates. The raising of a quarter oft a millien sterling in less than six weeks for ...

... .XLGE:o IION ILrELLZ4E 1CEX. MARBOasOoGH.-It has bean arranged that Lord Charles Bruce shall offer himself as a caud'date for the seat rendeied vaecat by the succession to the peerage of hiis Ialfbrother, -Lord Ereest Bruce.- Lord Cbar es re- Tsresaoted North Wtilts until the fist election, when he lost his seat by the return of M; Reorge Estcourt. SALIIswuRy.-The Liberals of this city, taken ...

... G A R D E N I N G. Azaasoags.-We are anxious oneo more to draw attention to these hardy and singularly beautiful flowers, because it is cor. WU.tht, j4la4 are pecoliarly tttied to gratify tloa who hatve little skill n little garden epaee, yet want srmething ocore than eegul y attractave to euktivate. 'be garden or French amoemomsre all'tuberoas rooted, and asthe. Jesves dis off in the ?? the ...

... It is evident that a very serious crisis is ap- proaching in the history of our parliamentary institutions, and it is not the people who are to blame for the probability of a contingency. The Lords in one direction, the Commons in another but both acting against the people and their rights and liberties, have produced a con- gestion in the public mind, which will only be removed by great ...

... NISCELLANEOUS. At -le annual meeting of ?? Smithfield CiuU the Prince of Wiles was unanimously elected president for 1883. A. telegram -from the Viceroy of India ihas :been re- ceived statingtlhat the Ameer f Afghanistan earchea on the 20th ult. towards Cabul at the head of a force -of about 3,000 with ten guns. Itihbs-been- determined. by-the corporation -of BaTrow to baild a new ?? at a cost ...

... XIZ ZOIS@T Jo 1.LANDTJWO. On Thursday Mr. Bright,-who has been ooa a visit to the aboveaplace since Monday, laid the memorial stone' of the new Board:School. WThe ceremony was a-very simple one. The day was observed as a general holiday, nd the tewn- was profusely decorated-with fhags and !banners. A-triumphal arclspansedthe entrance to Lloyd- eteee tfrom Mostyn-etreet, which is -the'main ...

... TENARRBLE DISASTER AT VIENNA. A THEATRE BURNED. )Do PEOPLE BURNT AND TRAIPLED TO DEATH. A terrible catastrophe occurred in Vienna on Thursday night, resulting, there is too much reason to fear, in the loss of more than four hundred lives. At about seven o'clock, just as the perfor-ance of Offenbach's L-es couter de Hoffmann was about to commence in the iung Theatre, where Mdlle. Bernbardt ...

... -R-E YNOL' = - - SUNDAY, JULY 24. SUNDAY'S EDITION. DEAN STANLEY. The death of Dean. Stanley removes from the eye of the world another conspicuous figure in its contemporary history. He was a repre- sentative man- in more senses than one. The dean was about the first ecclesiastic that espoused what are termed Broad Church principles. And he -was ever foremost in asserting - his somewhat ...

... INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION or Yesterday, a considerable number of delegates to the International Freethought Conference, which is to be opened to-day (Sunday) at the Hall of Science, Old- street, arrived in London. Amongst them were repre- sentatives of the Freethought School from France, tder. many, Switzerland, Austria, Russia, the United States of America, and Holland. The German and Dutch ...

... SUNDAY MORNING'S TELEGRAMS. THlE VERY LATEST NEWS. Reynolcls's Netspaper Office, Sunday, 4 a.m. [JEUTERaS TELEGRAMS, ETC-] THE CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT. MORE FIGHTING, YESTERDAY. RETREAT OF THE ENEMY, WITH HE&VY LOSS. Central News telegram, Port Said, Aug. 26, 2.20 p.m. Action 'was again resumed this morning, but was chiefly confined to the artillery, the British having eighteen guns. After some ...

... WASTE OF MUMo TO THE EDITOR OP REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. SbR,-Standing armaments, both naval and military, are amongst the chief curses of the so- called civilized times in which we live. Their maintenance is enormous in all countries, but more in England than elsewhere. Our army, albeit nomerically the most insignificant of those belonging to the great European Powers, is by far the most costly. ...

... DisciOVEny OPF 73i ARCTIC VESEL 3MANSETTS2. News has reached the Government of Irkutsk in Eastern Siberia, that on the 14th of September last three natives of the village of Oulons, near Cape ?? situate 140 versts to the north of Cape Bikoff, discovered a large boat containin' eleven strangers, who stated that they belonged to the crew of the Arctic.exploring steamer Joannette. They had ...