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... WAR WITH JAPAN. The following telegram, dated Cairo, Oct. 19, 3.40 p.m., received from her Majesty's Agent and Consul- General in Egypt, is supplied from the Foreign-office: Japan News Mooltan.—Satttbday, Aug. 15. —All hope of negotiations being end, fleet took up position opposite Kagosima, prepared for action; two shore batteries opened fire on fleet, which returned it. By dusk town in ...

... Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales will arrive this day (Saturday) at Abergeldie Castle, for the shooting season. We (Times) are requested to state, that the Garter vacated by the death of the late Marquis of Lansdowne has been conferred upon the Duke of Richmond. Lord Boyne is also to be advanced to the Peerage of Great Britain. The Archbishop of Canterbury hold general ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, OCT. 8. Paris, October 7.—The following diplomatic appointments have been made:—M. Benedetti as Ambassador to Berlin, Baron de Talleyrand to St. Petersburg, M. Mercier Madrid, M. Chateaurenard to Washington, M. Reculot to Frankfort, and Count Messignan to Teheran. Marseilles. Oct. 7.—Prince Humbert has arrived here, and will embark immediately.—Letters from Rome to the 4th ...

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... FRANCE. Paris, March 2.—Official advices have been received from the Senegal settlements, under date of the 16th of February last. An engagement had taken place on the 9th between a column of 500 French troops and 2,000 native rebels, when the latter were defeated with heavy losses. SPAIN. Madrid, March 1. —It is reported from Toledo that seven brigands, unconnected with any political party, ...

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... LONDON, SATURDAY, NOV. 17 Turkey.—Constantinople, Nov. 15.—After the sanction (which is immediately expected) of the loan of 400,000,000fr., which has been negociated by the Porte at Jf.&ris, the payment of interest on former debts will immediately resumed. Paris, Nov. 16.—The Commercial Treaty between England and France was this day completed, and received the nnal signatures. . The Empress ...

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... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY.—The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at four o'clock. THE TENURE OF LAND IN IRELAND. The Marquis of Clanbicarde laid on the table bill to amend the law on the tenure of land in Ireland. He deprecated rash and unsound legislation under the pretext of tenant-right. It was the interest of landlords to promote the improvement of their property, and he knew many ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, DEC. 7. Germany.—The return of M. de Manteuffel from Olmutz, whither he went personally to confer with Prince Schwartzenherg, the Austrian premier is announced in the Berlin correspondent, which states that immediately after his arrival he proceeded forthwith to the King, at Potsdam. The communications which brings are said the ministerial paper to of a nature to warrant the ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, APRIL 15. AMERICA. GREAT BATTLES. RICHMOND TAKEN. OCCUPATION BY GRANT. GREAT CAPTURE OF PRISONERS. New York, April 5 (NooN).-After three days'l bloody battle Grant occupied Richmond and Petersburg on Monday morning. Lee retreated north of the Appomattox tne direction of Lynchburg, closely pursued by Grant, wno was capturing numbers of prisoners along the route. Correspondents ...