... 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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... HENLEY. Time of Starting. Fares There and Back. HUNGERFORD at 10 30 a.m.) lst Class. Coy. Cars. Kintbury „ 10.37 „ V3s. Od. 2s. 6d. NEWBURY 10.50 „. Thatcham „ 11. 0 „ > „, , Woolhampton , 11. 8 2a ' od ' ls ' 6d Aldermaston „ 11.14 ~ ], „, - nA Theale 11.25 * ls ' Gd ' ls ' od ' READING , 11.40 „ ls. Od. os. 9d. Returning from Henley the same Evening at 8.15 p.m. pREAT WESTERN ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, AUG. 18. The Massacres Stria.— Constantinople, Aug. B.—Yesterday intelligence of massacre* at Baalbec, and in the surrounding villages of the Bekaa, readied us. The Metualis of the district, assisted by a number of Kurds, and also, as it would appear, by some irregular troops Bent to preserve order, rose and attacked the Christians, murdering the men and violating the women. ...

... 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 ...

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... 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 ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, AUG. 20. America.— Cape Clear, Aug. 19.—The Inman steamship City of Washington, from New York, on the Gth inst., arrived here this morning. Her advices have been fully anticipated by the Belgian. The Times correspondent, writing from New York on the Gth, says:— The re-invasion of Maryland is fully confirmed. The Confederates crossed the Potomac yesterday morning, in three ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31. , Paris, Oct. 29.—A telegram despatched from Marseilles to-day, at 2 p.m., brings the news of the destruc»on by fire of the establishment of the Messageries Imperiales La Ciotat. The loss is estimated at 3,000,000fr. M. and ■Madame Nadar have arrived in Paris. India.—lndia is sending reinforcements to the body of troops in New Zealand. Her Majesty's 50th oot are ...

... By the Cuba, which brings intelligence from New York to the Bth inst., we have some interesting particulars of the Peace Conference. The interview was friendly and good-tempered throughout. President Lincoln principally conducted the conversation on the part of the Federals, and Air. Hunter on the part of the Confederates, Mr. Stephens occasionally 'taking part it. The Commissioners spoke ...