... TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. (BY PRIVA.TE TnLrEaRAPI.) HrEIwURY OTPICA, Tuesday, 5 a.M. THE SIEGE OF CARTHAGENA. (Trs TIELERnAM.) MAnclcD, Monday.-A deputation from Carthagena presented themselves to Lopez Dominguez, asking a Busponsion of hostilities and the appointment of a Commission to troat as to tho termrs for a surrender. Ho 'refused, but gave tho city till noon to-day to sur- render at ...

... LOCAL AiUTD GENE6tALt, AI1. VOTES OP Y(SKitIItIttf 211 NIERtt~tS,-An flit' ThOus o~f Contiucete)., on1 WriL-i. I ISlay, H I ro~ vote~d for tie- a -eutLI crieding, of Sir Cliares- DWke's btill to, extend the hoar.;O pollilg at i'entrnimentsry elections from four to eight at Li0!At ( It) i-. C-aelcrA. L~Ord ?? CalvesidishI, Mr. 13 i-his, lis'. 1-'ierti, Eail do, Line, Mr. Loutheit, Pin. Leeunimi ...

... THE LOSS OF THE LOOIHEARN. The inquiry into the circumstances attending the loss of the Ville'du havre was resumed yesterday morniug at Greenwich Police-court. William Robcrtson, master of the Lochearn, said he left London with that ship for New York on the 13th November, and all went well until the morning of the 22nd of that month. Xe went up several times durng the first mate's watch, and ...

... LOCAL AN&D GENERAL. SUNDAY AFTERNOON LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE The ley. IV. Cunningham, B.A., of Cambridge, who is announced to deliver all afternoon lecture to-morrow at St. John the Evangelist's Church, Swoet-street West, Holbeek, Leeds, has already given the first of a series of similar addresses at Itipleyville, Bradford. Last Sunday the subject of the 1ev. Geutleman's lecture was ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL, The MDTerlis nnd Milrobiones, of Rip-n and the Enrl do Grey have arrived at their residence in Carlton- gardens from Studley Itoyal. VirSO-ctoit Hol]DIley is esuffol'rg from an attack of pleriusy. His illness is, however, not of a sorious form. We ha-e to annooumce the death of Mrs. Lane Fox, wiho died at her residence in Groat Stanhopestreet, Pnlk-lane, betweenu nine and ...

... TIHE WEATHER. \1V:p?)NT.SDAY.-Brmnoietsical Ipressure liftos O(W beguin to give waly solmiewinatat ?? Stations nail over the North Sea, but elseteitore very little cli.ilga is sported. ' ho grai(iicut from Shields to Stornoway is U0UG i. iper 50 mailes. Temipernture hats again riscd Slightly in the N., but fallen iai the S.E., most at Cambridge, where Ia hait frost prevails, Scarcely tiy ...

... (BY PlIvATE TELEGRAPH.) LoNDON, Monday Night. It is expected that Mr. Disraeli will recommend 1er Majesty to grant a pension to the widow of Mr. Shirley Brooks. The idea has been started, and several of thle friends of the late editor of 'rzuuel are understood to be moving in the matter. A bettor claim to such a re- ward than is now solicited could not, it is universally admitted, be preferred ...

... THE ARZMY OF ASIHANTEE. RlEfVIEW DB THE' QUEEhN. (FROMr oua Sr'Ecca COaaRESrONDN.). LoenoN, Monday NJight. Never did the noble glades of Windsor look upon a more interesting spectacle than that which they boholdto- day, when the little band of heroes who carried the English colours into Coomassie were reviewed bafore the Queen. It was only a handful of men who stood in line near Queen Anne's ...

... N~ WAORiTLEY WESLEVAW CoIAPGL,-At the ClOSO Of thle ?? ccc ludiViduaa I Power,'' given on Friday evening by the 10ev. J. S. Silencer, a collectiocs wa.s oscicle [1isnociutulig to £19 10s. Thle lecture wase oiithusci.5- tivally c eived. Mer. Jeueop moved, Me. J. R~ayccair (Lceds) seconded, and 'Ar. J. 1H. Mtallilcson (fflhoiosk) su~pporte!d a vote of thanlks to thio locturer. R0ev. J. S. ...

... oppc: iVAKEFIELD. to tI RE TURN OF iffR. T. K~. SA'NDER.SON. ofI k- 27 is The election of a Meinl,,e for tile bosoiighI of Wit~e occef field, to 1111 the vacancy causer2 by thle unseatinig Of Mlr. tioll Edward Green, ironfoander, Fleath Old laill, on the 2.5th thee ult., by Mr. Tustice Grove, oni tin) ground of bribery by leer, his agents, took ?? yesterday. The ,.tnenvi able notoriet har of ...

... THlE ENDOWED SCHOOLS COMMISSIONERS AND APPRENTICESHIP FEES. The Endoewed Schools Commissioners gave an audience lh, t l vek to the Rev. H. Solly, on the subject of eon- us tig endowments for apprenticeship fees to educational pnl)ioses. Mr. Sally stated that he understood this was Ietw being done to a considerable extent, and he wished to, point out to the Commissioners that it -was ...

... THE CLEVELAND MIINERS' STrTR.I ,,Itherc was a, trol ttendonce at Middles'krough 1.CLU yeteda',itd Olme curiosity, was evinced as tothIL 1ilig of the Cleveland Idiliowners' Associationi to be held. Alter brielly dlisru.itig the prtesent V, of matters, a resolutioui was passed ?? tI ownecrs to maintauin the position they have raseszl,, to adjourn for a fortnight, M1incowasr SMake lie of their ...