... Arflxws, October 1t.-Vice-Adiuiral Druminmond, in H..S. Iiercaclea, accompanied by the Swiftsuro, arrived hero this afternoon from Malta. All the foreign linisters who wore ont leave have returited tn Athens. Great pre- parttions are being made for t31e rereption of the Prince of Wales. *AtHitni, October 1G.-Tho King of thlo Hehlenes will go to ineat the Prlince of Wales, who is expected to ...

... The following tolegraim hai been received rt the Admiralty frbm Captain Allan Yoing ?? I'Psrnlora, .Pigthead, October Ifl Arrived this morning, bringing ?? 'nds private letters from the Alert and Discovery, dated Carcy Isslsie, July 27. Calptain Nares states sienson avery opon orne, anl evcr p~roepoct otf ro icitirz a Xsmgli latitiibde. tfi oflicr 'ivir E' SOllt ',to Londoet' with tho ...

... 1, ' I NOTICES TO COitRESPONDENTS. i All letters intended for pumlication sast be acqoeiponied by the name and culdd-ess of the isriter, not necersis'ity l for . i bhwliation, but for the inhforalbaon .ihe'Editor. Correstpondents who set aZ, .jn/ rial aeine upon theiv root- i . llin:cetions slsjst keep CoolNs of theill.- ?? 1e can sot , tunieraeke to return sulit ieed COihl2litions. D. 21., ...

... IBY Ti~i.E(iRA~ f.I TIHE DIFFICULTY WITH CH-INA. It is statod that all her Majesty's ships at tbe Japanese ports have been ordered to Chinn. T1113 'S11ih'I Owing to some defect in the boilers of the Serapis, Mr. Olivor, the first engineer of l'ortsunouti Doog8s, has been 1hrried off to Brindisi, to ascertain. if anything can be done to increase the ship's speed. Cardinal Coullen is ill and ...

... SIR JOHN EARD)LEY WILMOT, M, P., AT i LEAM3NGTON. I(n Theireday eventing Mr. S. T. Wncilrill, Mlayor of Loamuing. ton, enterlained the mentbhrs of the Corporatiori annr nearly 100 of tihe inrlncinal bntre esos at a ?? at the liogcnt Holtel, in that town. Airongstithe visitorse woreStrf, E. Wlitnot, Bt., M.P for Sourth Warwicthlre * Rev. John Craig, viear of LesrAnierton Cal.l Mahell ; bir. E. ...

... SOUTH STAFFORDS HIRE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIO)N. . The sixteenth minuill meetinI and conference of tire South Stollordsrhiro Asquotation for the Promttion of' Atult Iiducrtion im!l Eveniog Sclioo vwas hold yeoter lty itfternoon, in tho Ohl (IChurchl Schools, Darhitston; the Right lHon, Lord LTyttelton jircstni]log. 'J'ho ainriltu haiminoe nicitinig of tho aontornitteo rtdil the repireoentartives ...

... I I LA' .TE .ST NE Ws. EARL DERBY AT LIVERPOOL. In a speech delivered at Liverpool last night, Earl Derby touched upon foreign affairs. Concerning the Herzegovina difficulty, he thought there was some exaggeration, and that~ the adoption of judicious re- forms would alleviate existing discontent. Respecting China, his Lordship said everyone must deprecate 1 war if it could be honourably ...

... FRDYt OCTA 18atBtt. FRIDAY OCTOBER 1, 1875. THE speech of Mr. CROSS, at Owell, the other i day, on the present aspect of the education ' question, has excited, as was very natural should I be the case, a very considerable degree of atten-E tion, and has won from the speakers and journals1 of the Liberals a suspicious amount of commenda- c tion. Mr. FORSTER, speaking at Leeds a few c days ...

... UNIVERSITY OF ABREDEEN. BURSA~tY COMlP ETITION. SESSION 1875-76. Thie llusrtries were declared on Saturday, 23rd October, at the University Beildings, Old Aberdeen, in prsnence of thi eP !'resvrs. Tim following list contains only as maniy names ags were required to fill up1 the vacnilt (CO11m- prliti ituIsaries. The nomination to those _ndor tiL jtroiiigo of the Ton Council awaits the sanction ...

... PEIVATE SCHOOLS. TO Titt EDiriTolt 0' TttE DIttLY NEWS. C S:! ---laving roeal ia letter in your columns I fromi tit, olcli ox thu collego of l'recoptors on the subject .n air .: cnlos, I bo* to otfer a iow suggestions o thoE ?? 1: . stlavo had a little experience in those esta- C t.x.otie. 'Vtlxio is little doubt that souls of tho xx:a'o- schools are not etllicioutly conducted; yet I II ! ...

... i IMIETEOROLOGICAL REPORTS, I WratmM Car1, OaT. 11. '1 ' IXPL.ANATION. The above ehart of the western countries of uroe aContains, far the Irtion represented-I, the rel th hut btrometer idifleretlocalities; 2, theti on a fored e wind; 5, the ahado tempertturo; 4, the weather; and by the amount of bseadistrbs ance. The height of t e tron Wa by means o. dhtted lines or isobarse Ignle that the ...

... LAT.EST T ELEGAMS.l THE JOURNEY OF THE PRINME OF WALES. AWCONA, .O&. 16. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales arrived here at half-past ten o'clock yesterday evening. The British Consul and the principal English residents wpre at the station awaiting the tram The Prince, being informed that the English residents desired to pay him their loyal respects, stepped oat upon the platform and ...