... N E WS. LATEST IREUTHER'S TELIOCIOUMr.I I THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. ALEXANDRIA, FmERUARl 33. Their Royal igth iness athd Prince oan ?? Wales ands suite arrived hero a 7.15 this morning, discmbarkel sat Railway Wharf, and proceeded at mid-day for Cairo, accompanied by the Viceroy's son, Cherip Peash, and OOolonel Stanton. THE REVOLT IN ALGERIA. PARIS, FFRUARU 1 (Evening). The telegram ...

... LATEST NEWSW IREVhS'S TEI.EURAMR| . TURKEY AND GREECE. BERLIN, JANUARY 30 (Evening.) The .Wcw Prusssian (C{esas) Gazette of this evening announces that a telegram has been received from Paris, according to -which the Greek Cabinet has yielded to the decision of the Conference, ATHENS, JANUARY 28. The declaration of the Conference was delivered to the Government by M. de Baudi, the French ...

... I - . WE have at different times come across 3 stories of convent life which, albeit they were put forward as not merely u founded on fact, but veritable histories, we have been inclined k to suspect were highly coloured pictures-a little in excess of demonstrable facts. Bat a case which we report at some length in our 3 columns to-day, and which is exciting deep in- 0o terest, not only in ...

... I I - ~~~TOXTETH. - The msntllytii' etlr DtirE lbciarriwwas held yesterday ill at thre Lave Ascociatlion Roomus, (jook-street, Mr. Hi. 3. Alpass in thu Chair. I lie ether members present were c_ MletErs, Boult, Itogers, Woodhead, Jaclitori, Harigh, and e; Nylor.-Tlo opibilon s-f Mr. TIX U. Blaylis, barrister-, list ;Z ein obtained as to the liability of certain hsuildings at thii Textoth-park ...

... At the monthly meeting of the Birlrenhead Com- minsioners, on Tuesday, there was some discussion relative to the effect of the increased contract rates. No accurate return has yet been made, but it would seem that, notwithstanding the increase, the receipts for contract tickets last month were only about £42 in excess of the amount received in January, 1668, It is expected that when a ...

... LATEST TE1EGRAMS. (MounsOr zMBS AMrOY.) THE FUTURE GOVERNMElNT OF SPAIN. MADRID, PA. 31.- The Epoca of to-day says:- The idea of yd- trusting a directory with the highest authority of the state has been unanimously agreed/upon, Eeverai names are being put forwardofor this office. This has been aocepte4 as tip ?? form of government aft er op eug thce Cortes. It is in fact a sanctioii of the ...

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... PAROCHIAL BOARDS AND THE VALUA- TION OF RAILWAYS. MEETING OF rOOR LAW DEPUTATIONS, A meeting of representatives from Parochial Boards of parishes in which there are railways for the purpose of considering the state of the law re. garding the valuation of property, and particularly the position of Parochial Boards with reference to deductions claimable byranlway companies under the 37th section ...

... BREAKFAST. A SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT. The Civil Service Gazette has the following inte- resting remarks :—There are very few sim- ple rticles of food which can boast so many valuable and important dietary properties as cocoa. While acting on the nerves as a gentle stimulant, it provides the body with some of the purest elements of nutrition, and at the same time corrects and invigorates the ...

... SUSPICION OF MURDER.—An inquest was held on Tuesday at the King's Arms inn, Pillgwenlly, on the body of Daniel Barrett, a young man who had been missing several weeks. The corpse had been found floating in the river Usk on Monday. Deceased s bro- ther stated that he believed he could produce evidence that death had. resulted from violence, and the inquiry was adjourned to Friday evening, a ...

... John Gould, aged 63, was charged with steal- ing wood at Cwmbran. He pleaded guilty. As he appeared to have borne a good charac- ter, the Bench said they would give him tho lightest sentence in their power, seven days' hard labour. ...

... MORIAH INDEPENDENT CHAPEL.— Quarterly services were held in this chapel on Sunday last. when able and eloquent sermons were given by the Hpv. T. Selby, Jones, Preweii, and Miss Paynter. The attendances were very large, and the chapel, which can hold 1200 persons seated, was full at two o'clock, and some hundreds had to stand. The collec- tions were good. SCHOLASTIC.—Many of the readers of this ...