... - THE IJNSURREGTION- -NCREIM.- -- - _ . ?? I .. .- 1, (mo `6ioxn 0SOAL eo'nizaror ); m r HEADQUARTTERS:OFV.EZ INSURGENT FOROES, -NEA HERCIUaM ,AP~IIYaL 20o ?? '1 ; 'The battle of yesterday waf is.a,k ?? prof that, beyond the walls of their sea-coast f&tresei, the: Turks have little hold upon Crete. Theynmay 1 profess to, blieve the uectio ian end, . but they have to fight their way klile ...

... THE ENGINE-DBIVERS ANVD THEIR GBIEXANCES. The engine-drivers and firemen of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway have addressed the following reply to the directors:- The engine-drivers E and firemen employed on the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway respectfully acknowledge the receipt of proposals made to them by the directors in answer to I theirUmemorial, and desire to ...

... Ie TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. LT SIR,-Allow me, through your columnrs, to thank r Sir Charles Trevelyan, for the most able and exhaustive. ,o letters I have ever read on our present army system of . promotion. it For more than five-and-twenty years I have upheld )f promotion by purchase ; not that I did not see many ;e evils in it, but because I saw no way out of it, and Le balancing ...

... I I~~ ?? . .. . - (naUTRu's TLEOGBAMS.) FRANCE. PARIS, MAY 21, In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies M. Picard brought in the following interpella- tion to the ?? the liberty of meeting for electoral purposes be henceforth ap- plied in individual elections of deputies to the chamber, and in the approaching elections of members to the Councils-General 1 Queen Isabella of Spain will ...

... (CsETEoRS TELEGRAMS.) QUEENSTOWN, FEB. 23. The Royal Mail steamship Africa, from Halifax and Boston, arrived here at 11.45 p.m., with 941 passengers and 6,900 dols, in specie. After landing 76 sacks of mails and eight passengers she pro- f ceeded immediately for Liverpool with the Scotch and a portion of the English mails. All well. (Per Africa, vila Queenstown.) NEW YORK, FEB. 12, EVENING. ...

... size G .wtid A.T kANCHESTEB. -ar s .I:_ On 6 dy ter110oD Lord Grauville laid| the foundatlon-stoie Af some new schools now being erected atC ?? suburbs of Manchester. After the usualfor¢mulk.res, Earl GRANvxILLid the stone, and said that he was afraid it would be rather tiresome to those present hear. -ing.a cockney -whispering in the: diatance-; but uatil Mr. Whitworth, or some other great ...

... I Under this heading we lately published a corre- spondence between the Hon. Fr. Villiers and Mr. Job Smeeton, of Sibbertoft, his tenant. The fol- lowing sequel to the same has been published at the request of Mr. Villiers Marston Trussell Hall, Market Harborough, Sept. 3, 1867. Sir,-In answer to your letter of the 29th ult., I must remind you that you have occupied the 62 acres of grass land ...

... HAYMAIRKET. TrlllS EVMNO, AN UTNEQLTAL MIATCH. MessH s Bnoksteoe, Chippooj O oes edl ?? dames Sevie Jltti;lliam, & o. PARIIS , ND BACK FOR a5. Mr. Jluckstone.-Aud PETER SMINK. ADELPIII. THiS EvFIxna, THE BARONET ABROAD. Miss Roden.- TDE JUNSCIIBACK. Mlessrs. Nevlle, Billington, Ashley, &tc.; Mlisses Kate & Elle Terry.-And A SLICE OIF LUCK. Messrs. Clarko & Taylor; Misses A. Seaman and E. Pitt. ...

... JUDICIAL STATISTICS, 180. (From the Solicitors' Joui-su.) Commencing with the police and constabulary, them returns exhibit an increase this year in the stsength of the force amounting to 478, or upwards of 2 per cent., and consisting of nine superintendents, 25 inspectors, 36 ser- eants, 323 constables, 53 additional constables, and 32 leteotives. As compared with the population the police ...

... MR. BRiGhT OX TElE LODS' ID- I MENTS TO THE REFORM BILL. :(BY TrLEGRAPH.) MANOHESTER, TumSDyY EvNIND. A crowded ?? this evening inthe Free Trade-hall, under the auspioes of the National Re- 5 form Union and the Northern lieform'League, for the D purpose of protesting agaiu-1 the Lords amnendments to f the government Reform Bill, Mr. GEORGE WILSON pre- C sided. Resolutions were passed ...

... ERAPHBIC INTE IGENCE, I pcrEUTEII'S TELEGBfliS.) yB1TH GER MSAN CONFEDERATION. Erl] S BERLIN, JULY 17. lasfds the first number of the official tptfistuibeti aio will I.tt If j aildt Vill contain the text. of the P r, and the appointment of the Federal Jstiatll5l IUp to the present no reply has ~>ceiV:¢ by the Prnssian government to ?? it last addressed to Denmark on the ?? 5°tu f orthlern ...

... MIEETING OF MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. A general meeting of the magistrates of the l county of Middlesex was held yesterday at the Sessions- house, ClerkenweDllgreen; Mr. HEaY POWNALL in the chair, and there was a very full attendance of magistrates. On the presentation of the report of the committee of accounts and general purposes, MrL Kemshead took occa- sion to draw the attientoion of she ...