... VICTORY NEAR LUCKNOW. - DEATH OF THE MOULVIE. - GREAT RECOVERY OF TREASURE. The following telegram was received at the Foreign.office, from Acting Consul-General Green, on Wednesday Alexandria, July 23. The steamer Bombay arrived at Suez from Bombay this morning. The following intelligence from the ' Bombay Standard' of July 3, three p.m., has reached this by telegraph:- Sir Hugh Rose reached ...

... THE WESTERN PROVINCES OF TURKEY\. Ia . . A . . . A letter from Ragusa, of the 4th, gives the follow- ing account of the meeting between the consuls and the Christian insurgents of Herzegovina: The meeting took place in the plain before Kloluck, a for- tress built on the top of a high rock, and garrisoned by 1,000 bashi-bazouks. When the consuls were seen approaching, the chief of the ...

... CO~MjfISST{IO OF , UIVA CY1. and F,(TRAORDINARY REVELATIONS OF PRIVATE she ASYLUMS. had YORK CASTLE, J-uLX 23. the T~his day a. commission de lanatico, inquirendo was 115 epened at York Castle, before F. Barlow, Eeq., one of the Ho lasters in Lunacy, to ascertain the state of mind of Mrs. tolI ?? Jane Turner. the wife of Charles Turner, Esq., officia I she assignee in the Liverpool Court of ...

... F1FTYE.IGRT CHZLDRENPOISONBD. On Friday evening, between seven aned eight o'clock, the neighbourhood of Aston's-quay, Dublin, was thrown into a state of alarn by the announcement that more than 60 children had been poisoned by partaking of a quantity of nuts or berries which had been thrown out of the stores of Mr. Maghew, of Crampton-qusiy. The scream- ing and lamentations of half distracted ...

... i * (FROM C ltR OWVN CORRESPONDENT.) CALCUTTA, MAY 1S. This letter, and probably many more to follow, ill chronicle the unsatisfactory alternations of sue- c reverse, the inevitable results of a guerilla warfare. The British army in Bengal has done with great achievements, is broken up into number- less detachments, and is contending with a foe whose tactics seem planned expressly for the ...

... I LO. rinpj ated iay, yor aral. ,Led ata- eu1. Co. ain. ittei ,ohs Lers, re pro. 'ad. yol iinsi mnd. but mild ves- izes bla- it is shut .mae ead. hat Liuia ade eed iy for sto ry be ece 'me lbe Llyl the go- .On, rin be, urns Vl~r 'ih re- 'it aro ed, tlhe eq 'ea nd Lrd, 'itl mlC in Ia as the by to Lhe ies en be en ire of es, ada lv9 Id- ch he [r. ccr th ad 'or 3d 'a re hie p3 las ad of ?? a. 'Li ...

... FRANCF. (pPiOM OUR OvNe COORiSPI)NDiNT.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of katrday]: PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING. The Boarse was considerably disturbed to-day b ±he appearance of a pamphlet entitled Napoleon 111. and the Rtoumianian Principalities, which is 0,pposed-and I myself have no doubt of the fact- to be published with a high sanction. It says that France will not give up ...

... A~te aftp ~ L ND ADl HA MAO UNI. Si~~dia lSgRompr5 Sir. M~anediansd big. Naudin; Madame Fersitni, 8188 .La Bsxter. Tar_ Evs . DIGPNCS'. Tays vElnST14 DYIt2G0ts00sNORLOO .-ALd THE MERCHANT ON VZNICE, Mr.and-8lrs.0. Ropan-Opeaathbalf.,aat . OLYMPIC. TN's Evarfsas, A HANDSOME HUSBAND. Memms G. Vinin and Lewi Ball Mlsses Herbert and Wyndhiayn.-GONG TO THE BAD). Mesrs 1. ibsonan .Vlng Miss Wyo.dbam ...

... I IMPERIAL PARIA.KENT. I HOUSE d( LORD8.--THIISDAT, JULY S. -The LOuD CHANCBLMOR took his seat an the woolsack at PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Windsor New Road, and the Birkenhead I ?? l Commiioners (Gas and Water) Bills were rea& a second The Eastern Counties Railway Bill was read third time and passed. wsra hr iu an passed. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS PRESENTED. l TheEarl of SieApT'sBuny presented ...

... THE REV. GHEANRY ENN, AND BISHOP GOBA.T'S DEFE.NCE. I~~ ~_ .I TO TE EDITOR Or THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-In your paper of to-day I read a letter of the Rev. H. Venn, Ron. Secretary of the Church Mis- sionary Society, in reference to the recent disputes at Jeru- salem. As you have permitted me to make a few remarks upon former occasions upon similar letters addressed to you by the two other ...

... A QUARREL FOR A TEN-FOUND NOTE. Yesterday, Thomas Peterson, aged 29, in the garb of a sailor, and described as a hawker, with no home, and Ann ! Jones, a vulgar-looking woman, aged 24, and also described as a hawker, were brought before Mr. Yardley, at the Thames Police-court, charged with having in their posses- a sion a ten-pound Bank of England note, No. 32453, and dated May 8, 1,88, with ...

... THlE IMORMNNG CHRONICLE. L0 ND ON: Tll Ui'SDA Y. JUL Y 15, I3S;. In ?? 10Ui] Of C0%:1ONB yes3erday, The Rtoei:,atory S'Vlo.iJ ?? Bill passed through Coa1= 1ittee. The roput oo the coluaifteO of supply was brou1ght up and agreed to. Thn House ?? it3ielt in'o a commrittee of supply. The reujailiurg iterus of the Civil Service esti- mates we0cre v'teO. 0 DI(Jld were ,rantel to Co:n:' ete the sum ...