... - AND SOURNAL TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1S7C .- - - - - - - - - - - NEWS OF THE DAf.- The elections are very nearly over. Those in E3ngl6and and Scotland are complete, and the last poll in Ireland, that for the county of Wexford, will take place to-day. Her MAJESTY, accompanied by their Royal Highnesses Prince LEOPOLD and Princess B3EAThi EI and the ladies and gentlemen of the Court, will leave ...

... THE ASHANTEE WARE [anUTE S TELEGRAML] CAPS COAST CASTLE, January 9. Sir Garnet Wolseley reached the hrab ol the ]st of January. Ambassadors 'from ?? King of Ashantee arrived one hour later, bringing letters, the purport of which is unknown. A Naval Brigade crossed the Prah onl the 5th, and marched three miles towards Coomassie. Major Russell's native regiment -recededthe brigade, and encamped ...

... 'MARRIAGE OF THE DUKE OF EDl I 'BURGH . iS., Pn;ran$;CUG, Janunary 24. To-day the Czar has gone out shooting near Zarskos I Selo, and, will probably visit the Dake and Duchess of Idi Einbu rh on his way SloniC. j Tlie l iko nnd Duchess of Edinbhurgh wviil retiril to St. I Peterihun. on Mondaly inight, To niohlt, his Rloyal High- iiess the ?? of Wales vill visit the French plays. H-is * myi't(l ...

... TME 2NEW ?? TWESTERN RIAILNVAY ROYAL SALON, Oii Stdiivla a trial trill frain PaiLdtrd1ittbA to itaipor01t and belt xas moade. over thle 4 ireat \vestem;rnin Soutd. Wuatern ltailw'~tiy, ?? a nut-diat Rov;al train, to wlictivwit s nttwii'ieii -I ltf~ililflhi 1m, an;lioiin. apeviatlts coitntrsieted for the Ilse cit the Qiiee I. 1'o aiM 11.1 ?? aiiitiifavttireil ?? at thle 6SindOint ?? Xorhs ui ...

... TI GT Ern ELECTIONm I t flin a othe cadidateas who have presented heielvesto the constitnehlllw is a complteo as can be nfrom the ?? at present received. Cosas' I~SL T OF CANDIDATES. S g ' tin MCmebers. Cawluidw.s Atlnga cm ?? L C. Lindsay, C..CoiC. Lindsry, C. -Cler, L. A~tdx.Z TT JB. Austin, L. ?? OIL D, rort3cue, L,.ton D. 1'ortescuo. L. ttietsey it. Daviesa . Capt. Wellesley, C. IL ves ?? ...

... I THIE ASHANTEE WAR. ON THE FURTHER SIDE OF THE PRAIL E17broin thel Daily Telegraph.] Pis~tnu, AsHANTERE, December 21, 1872. This beading is no mistake or halluiielnatien of fever. I ami writing under a cotton tree of giddy height seeded ansi grown in Ashlantee ;my desk is a buttress-curiously pro- duced at the ground level; alongside runs the petit by which our savage enemies retired to their ...

... VALUATI![ON OF PROaERTY BMIL nho bill ictrodueed by the Presided of the Lol Goversment was ike yesterday, It provides that from the peksing of the AAt the poor rate shall extend to land used for a plantation or w wood, or for the growth of sale- able underwood; also to rights of fowling, of shooting, of taking or killing geiem or rabbits, and of fishing, when severed from the occupation of the ...

... LATEST_ NEWS, [Reuter's I`ekegczsoai, per Press AsJsociatiansi I FRANCE. VERSAILLES, JANUARY 21 (Evening). In to-day's sitti ng of the National Assembly, M. Ricard, meimbor of the Loft Centre, brought forvward his interpol- latiou wvith regard to the course pursuei by tie Governient towards the newspapers in the departnments under a state of siege, and the refusal to permit the establishmeint ...

... TM NEW FOHOOT Lg BOE M i , . , WAPRWIO1I A spaelil rneoticg of the Town Council waa held at t' Court House, on Tuesday, for the purposo of d t ultimatum sent in lasi weak by the truatee of Si- 'h White's Charity. Mouteansnt.Colonel Greeanwayt,..sy presided; and there was a largo attndltarco. Por th' bcnfeit of persons residing at a d; tannt-, wI may state t'ua for a long time past, cons ...

... THE LTCENSE AMENDMENT LEAGQU CONEIiRENCE IN BIWbNGRAX A conference of friends of license reform, convened by the License Amendment League, was held yesterday after- noon, in the Committee Room of the Town Hall, to eon- eider the question, Silhall the New Licensing Law be Sustained ? The Mayor (Mr. J. Chamberlain) presided; and thero was a gopd, stendanlce. Among those present were the Rev. ...

... T HE FO RI ST OF DE AN COLLIERIES. TO ?? E DITOR of th DAIr PYv.' Sir,-Thc Forest of Dean coal proprietors held a meet- ing in Newtuhlam on Saturday, lid agreed to put uip a notice at their various works for a 25 per cent. reduction. Permit me Lo say, through your valuable paper, for the information of the public, that there is no real cause for such a sweepeing reduction. In 1871 the coal was ...

... CORK RS SP() Ni) E NCE. NOTICES TO CORUESPONDENTS. 4/) l tii j~t .f i~t 1 (0! 01r /L, ll(atiO?5 abicist 2 arooiI&;aniu!t2 II,, nmes anis ail,--se o' ther 7n , not nc-cssar'ily ,for ,jUwis ,iwchz. 4but for ?? in~ormacnlin of t Efitor. '';rreeaaiia'fl5s '1,0 34t anqr s-) Cit V-sfa ?? .m- maii5 tnU alie.yl l elm co Si 't o tb, -u4 as we caeecnnt udir-- hi;'reto,001 ) ~n iws~-orid'urtions. ...