... LATE SIT NEWS.I [cMdaIr's Teegraums, Per Presa Associatio%] ' FRANCE. PARIS, NovEmnm 10. The 11oaerate Republionz papers comment favourably upon li, Duclero's declaration, which is only attacked by Extreme Conservative and Radical organs, The Chamber of Commerge of {Paris has voted a resolu- tion approving the peaceful conquest of M. de Brazza in the Congo territoryand urging the Government to ...

... I AN INDIAN MASSACRE: SEVENTY-FIVE I PERSONS KILLED. I Lit It seems from accoinitsjust received from North Mexico, 1 ic- dated 7th inst,, that a shocking massacre has been perpe-U be trated by the Apache Indians, the victims numbering some P he seventy-five souls, while in addition to these, a number of Id women and girls were carried off. The place attacked was ' Dy Cacas Grande, on which a ...

... I BIRMINGI-TAM COAL MERPCHANTS AND C OONSUMERi~S' ASSOCIATION. I . ig - . 1 _ ?? ?? . I - :1.- .. IL- I The fourteentlih annial dinner in connection with the above association was held on IFriday evening, at the White Horse Iotel Congrove Street; ir. J. Parker (president of thie association) presiding, There -were also present Coeicillor Ieadford, and Messrs. Simneox ,J). IV. Probort, T . ...

... RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY. ILLNESS OF M. DUCLEFUO. [nEUTER'S TEIJEGRAMIS.] PAnes, January 27.-BK. Duolerc's illness is following its normal course. No feverish symptoms have appeared, and the patient passed a good night. By the advice of his medical attendants, the Premier will receive no visitors to-day., Admiral Jaureguiberry, Minister of MAarine, has resigned. He is the only member of the ...

... YESTERDAY'S PARLTAMENT. r - SHOUSE OF 001MUON-S. The Speaker took the chair at 12.30. PETITIONS. Mr. Chamberlain presented petitions from inhahitants of Birmingham for the repeal of the Contagious Diseases Acts, and from solicitors in Birmingham in favour of the Court of Criminal Appeal Bill. THE CORRUPT PRACTICES BILL. Baron DE Fa:eeRinas gave notice tat onl the second reading of the Corrupt ...

... CORRESPONDENCE, ?? ~r NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS, e ll letterss intewled fo/ publication must be Accoeeanfied b~ the name and addes-s of the writer; not necessarlls fop ?? pttlelicsction, but for the information of the Editor. e When ans were to questions ar'e nsot given ne the cou7'se of s e0 undy or two, the qseslioflers will please to eerstaend Ut Y we are uleole to Suppythe /infosntion ...

... NEWCAS' LE-.N-TYNE The election to fill tie vacancy caussed bythe retirement of Mr. Ashton W. Dilke tookl place hn Saturlay. The Liberal candidate was Mri. John Morloy, of London, jour- nalist, and Mr. Gainsford Bruce. a local barrister, oisposed him im the Conservative ijiterest. The contest w;is undoubtedly the fiercest that New- catile las seen for many years. At the outset the Con- ...

... W EATHER FORECASTS Th1e following.1 report weas issued from the Meteorological Depa.rtnment at C pals, Yesterday : Dl Scotland, N__ |Coatl.svcsterl)' to westerly and perhiai 0. Scotland, N.. J srtlirtishcstcrly winds, setrong, a gale I NNtimes ; owl shsowers. 1 Ccotlasil'l, B ?? cesterlyand north-westerly breezes; fair 2. ?? t lirsl, less settled later. 5 Clgii). (Jzou los Calms' and light ...

... NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE LIBERAL 1 I.- r.D - - .ASSOCIATION. The annual neeting of this association was held yester- b day, at the North Staffordshire Hotel, Stolce-on-Trent. d Mr. C. J. Blagg, of Cheadle, presided, and among those lpresent were Messrs. IV, Y. Craig, Mr.P, and W. Woodall, A M.P,-The report of the committee stated that the results 2' of the late revision of the voting lists were ...

... -- . . I , I . - I . w I Ouir Chester correspondent, oni enquiring last evening at Hawarden Castle, ascertained that Mr. Gladstone's progress towards recovery has heen somewhat checked by a fresh cold which he has contracted . It is thought that considering the delicate state of his health for some days past, open air exercise, which he has taken, doubtless, with the view of counteracting the ...

... [ievter's Tcdegrares, _per Press Association. L THE FRENCH CRISIS. PARIS, FEBRUARY 8. In to-day's sitting of the Senate, M. Allon, the reporter a of the Committee on the Government Expulsion Bill, read T his report to the House. It states that the committee is o of opinion that there is no cause for the Republic either to g feel alarm or to have recaO rso to violent measures. The present law, ...

... THE1 NEW EGYPTIAN ARMY. ?? * [I ErIJTn's . TELEGRAmiiS. 5 CAIRO, OCTOBER 18. I The liegotiations for the settlement of the diffi-i Eculty attending the defenco of Arabi are making c f slow progress. It is doubted whether the court- I martial will be able to assemble even in a Week's f ftime. Baker Pacha's preliminaty scheme for the | creation of a new army is being carefully examined , by ...