... -_m eat. coei-EwoinwsT i VIENNA, ?? ?? ?? Berlin, which saost be re- ?? ?? po___-veiy that the ?? ?? *«-_sed *J»™* __ta^ om^tZtm* the Car and Pnnce ' r ?? '' . __m t ?? all the rumours ;„-.»- ?? n !}}or having undertaken to ?? ?? T mmm\ and Austria- or of *__m ?? ?? leave on Wednesday ?? ■«__«•«. with fresh _r__rtA. are discredited. ?? in this capital doubted that had touched apon ZT*** 19 * ...

... TIIEMILITARYMAN(EL T YRES. SIGHT ATTACK AT ALDERSHOT. «. The night operation— the chief operation of ;V,e Manoeuvres — was conducted to a success- ful issue in the early hours of yesterday morning, amid weather that did not conduce t ,. the comfort of the troops. While the divisions were marching out on Tuesday night to take up the respective positions plotted them in the general scheme, a ...

... -STOPPAGE OF EAILWAY 6,1 TRAFFIC. .tionfilly severe thunderstorm passed in* I**1 ?? I npo ]js and the south-eastern and other ••'■ ?? p '.rlaiid ?? st evening. In London distant ...

... I^Teasteb volunteer 1 &* SIANCEUYEES. 'it.om orr. coiir.EsroxDEJ.-T.) CANTERBURY, Friday XionT. . n - ?? v of the Metropolitan Volunteers ?■ jr-.t unfavourable to any departure time-honoured Brighton Field-day, J** -1 vVniiniii? * ° * 0G * ha ?? there is mhch ?? Slt -l in favour of the marching columns, -**At those who participate in them ;- e h better idea of the duties they ?? , .to ...

... hereby Given, that a Green Buoy, marked Wreck, has been placed close alongside to the N.W. of the Schooner Hillechina Amelia, sunk in S.W. Reach. The Buoy lies in 28 feet at low water spring tides, with the following mar s and compass bearings, viz. :— hi jilin Light House, just opening East of the N.E. Maplin Buoy. SWIB. Swin Middle Li*ht Vessel NEiN. (Distant 5-lCths mile.) S.W. Middle ...

... (FKOU OUR CORRESPONDENT.) A sham *A~ f™ TORK - Scjfl>AY N »rr. the ?? Pnees has followed upon tht 611 * - 0 * that the ?? m!SSZ T op 8 below what was in 1878. S? ° WeSt ?? for Au S ust > and four vU? PerCenLbelow *■ turn of 1592, ?? if?* 1 * ?? «« seven hundred S ll^ 68 -. Mr - President of the ?? A OB0 * 1^ 011 ' after a tour in x!Sr. .- Severml siatants, declares that Mr. 2™. t^ m * t ...

... Mural Tablets in Granll D iT , ?? d „ l ?? Uu i a o S # f ?? , ?? cd on anpllcutiou ' ! ;\ C^nt Itre et ?? °- Louelon. W Removed from jtegent-street. MONUMENTAL.-FORSYTH'S BOOK of DE- SK' NS. Fourth Edition, post free, 10s. 6d. They are the , de- sign* tbat have been long and _re» u ?? needed. -Art Journal. The b-u work of the kind we know of. -Builder. We are glad to com- meud them to all ...

... THE WIXTER EXHIBITION AT BURLINGTON HOUSE, (Second Notice.) Two landscapes by Gainsborough, among the British pictures at Burlington House (No. 1 and No. 147), suffice to remind ua of the frequency of his practice of a branch of Art which he never found remunerative, and they assure us, too, of th© genuineness of his feeling for Nature; but they are hardly masterpieoes. The second, and aa it ...

... TH_TrXITED STATES TH . AND CUBA. V-AR3HITS AT .HAVANA. fVBOM OCR COI-RESPONDEXT.) NEW YORK, Wep_.fsd.-T Nioht. V.l of a British warship at Havana Thoa ™uch Pleasure to Washington and htf *? ivc \ n *r t l i perceiving that tho situation AYali-^-VJthat even Spanish punctilio ;_ now so rt- offence was intended by cannot a ' sunl j Unitefl States warship ?? capital. D 0 BELTER'S A.KVCV.) 1 ...

... ,t^^ T S OF ST. GERVAIS- T# E LES-BAINS. /FROM 008 COKRBSPONOENT.) ST. GERVAIS. WEDNESDAT. visitors to the Valley of Chamounix— }S sD - &Te at this season nearly all English, »° Controversy on the ...

... KETUKtf OF THE AUSTRIAN TROOP& • (By Submarine Telegraph.) (from our own correspondent.) VIENNA, Sundat. Vienna presented quite a festive appearance to-day in honour of the return from Sarajevo of a regiment of the line. When they marched to Jhe front they were three thousand strong. They Jave returned numbering only twelve hundred. T heir losses have been caused principally through the ...

... »•■ * ?? — ■— *—^— — » — i ■»• ■■■■■ . . _•,:— ?? IUE FORTHCOMING REYI&W. Wf % ?BOM OUB SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.! BRIGHTON, Good Frid a _. Tho Beview on Monday will, no doubt, pass off with *8 much, if not more, success than has attended any previous Easter gathering; bnt if, judging by present appearances there should not be so groat a number of spectators, or that the display of welcome ...