... []ptrognt tme. f-row ?? ?? ?? LiM r W a OrrespOndent of the Standard,.L RHEIMS (the King's Headquarters), Septbheber 6. I had the luck yesterday morning to fall in with the Royal cortege just Zs it was quitting Rethel, and I came on with it here. A short way out of the town three or four more Carriages drove to the front, In one was the King's searetarythe Geheimerath Abeken, whom I have the ...

... M E D I: A T I 0 N . OPINIONS O0 THO PRESS, The Daily News protests agsinst the mistake of thoas well-meaning people' who- would have Eagland dial tate to Germany the terms on' which peaee shall bo made. Many Englishinen habitually judge of every continental war as they 'would of a; street light. The little one is to be pstted on the back, or if the corn- batants seem equal at starting, theo ...

... :TARFOBDSHRE AGRICULTURAL g BOO~~80IET!Y, The prizo lint of particulars of the exhibition of Stock at the above show will be found in en Inalde page. THE DINNER took place In the Agricultural Hal, yesterday evening, the Bight Hon. Lord Hatherton presiding, supported by Mr. J. Hartley (High Sheriff of tie County), the Right Hon. the Earl of Harrowby, Ur. Charles Forseter, M.P., Air. J BI ...

... SOCETY AND POLITICS. [Prom our London orrespondent.] _ ?? *TnE Presidential speech on the opening of the Session r of Science, eonfined to a single point of a single que. st tien, has no doubt proved disappointing to mcle than c general readers *who expected so much from the philo- c sepher -who this year presides over the British A Iso-0 eiation, as a master of scientific survey and desrip-f ...

... General Oamabdia, -who was wounded at liedlan, ba~ arrived at Tours. Gti~Rs ?? Fuua.,qp&-Tbe g Eont20011o TXuoazfi 5ay5 that several cases ofgum s destined far Francs haxe been GuAuwn(o ThETn i3. Aseilbatlz o pad.the Ministry of Finpee Is b~noeted. it' will' Consist 46f mjilopids of the eefa cnnitalfa4 wil be armed with Wnders ?? Iodlfied.' ES6 AFED FROM Soim.v;:~The'Courrie2 de Zo Fr6it says ...

... THIE GERMAY LOSSES. Herr Wiekede, writing from Nancy to the Cologne Gazette, refers to the daily arrival of numerous soldiers of 'the supplementary battalion, who are to be draughted off into various regiments, and says:- 'This numerous reinforcement, which In the cawe of mansy regiments already amounts to 600 or 800 men, ia very welcome to many of the divisions, as oompensating the frightful ...

... NEWS OP TE DAY. The Duke of BEAtTFoST, speaking on the war at the dinner of the Badminton Farmers' Club, remarked 'that although not personally approving of the course which had been'taken by her Majesty's Government, and thoughlhe hoped at some other time to assist, and tmoat heartily assist, in turning 'thenl out, Tet at a time when danger threatened the country he oonnidered it was the duty ...

... DISTRICT 'NEWS. WOBRCSTER. TER APaq.c&Tr~ojgs yos Liox~sES. -Om, FridaY, At the9 Osity Pollee Court, the magistiates gave their decision With respect to all 'the applications for beer and lspiji licenses. Thea refused every one. The flowlioin were. the hoina QO6yley, of the Beehiva,,Cerdeu Street; John Browri bleat 'Sheaf. Lor'don Road,; Georg Hay, beer- seller, Oigh Stv~ ' ?? i, refreshment ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE .;k ON$O, Saturday. TnE horrible and desolating battles around Sedan speak trumpet.tongued in favour of the mediation of the neutral Powers. Certain Berlin authorioes have indeed-met and passed resolutions deprecating foreign intervention, but, if I am correctly informed, our Foreign Offioe'las not been greatly impressed by these demonstrations. They bear the mark of ...

... . ISTRIC T NEWS. ?? .. !, . :~ifltg~riou~ 'Pitossou'rzOss.-At the Dudley Police C eourt, yctday, beifore Weisrs S. b. Fesediy, J.A . -Tlley. J. Fsherand B. Jobson, Thomas Davie.; landlord of the Dolphin nn, .Stafford Sreett, wa charged by the . polleeuluK ?? peimittg gambinlg in his house cr -the -31st u~lb. -'Tbolcu ROasn sata tbab he ?? de- ondant's house oA the night of the 3US tit. and ...

... [&Wuer's Teiegraunme, per Press Aa0Csi0ti4OfJ STATE OF AFFAIRS IN PARIS. TOURS, SEPTEMBEn 29 (4.40 p.m.) Advices have been received from Paris of the 25th, There was no war news, the enemy not having been seen anywhere. A first batch of the documents found at the Tuileries has been published. They include a letter from M4. Jeckar, on the Nexican affair, which seriously compromises M. de Morny. ...

... WAR NOTES6 F~NHFtl0!TES. The Corit o aia a rie atNamur, and his late co oleu h, nr haev arrlvat Brusseha p Pt ITz OTTRFXPOATiONS OF ?? officor who has justretrne frm Prisstaes hatthe fortlficatlons ard' MADAS~E DII MHA~sON clamo a kainretalb dfo.' Iliciahn hs pasedthrugh ~mm, ?? by her brotherand a Ster of Charity, to attend to the woundod 1 A1;oTra FREffOmE Bi§ie' DEAD.:-The death to ...