... - I- (FI(OM OUR SPECIAL CO11IESPONDEN+.) PALL MALL, December 31. l The return of the Tainar to England willbe delayed t beyond the time originally intended, as she has been called upon to underbake some ?? eI troops between Hong Kong and Penang. The' 2b8h Regiment will be conveyed from the'former'placo to Singapore, where they will relieve the 74th Highlander6 1 which will take duty at Hong ...

... ACTION AGAINST A MILITARY OF'FICOR. ?? . In the Queen's Beo iiino h High Court of - Justice, on Tuesday, ?? Chief Just-ke end v. Special Ju~ry, the caseB of Bowen it. West was 'hgard. Xeat Thiawas a.~n action for maintenauce.-Mr, Metoalfe, Q.O., it of and Mr. C. Lloyd appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. ide- Murphy,axy 0and Mr . H. Lewis for theadefendant., fore Mr, Metoa~f said this waso A ...

... )ir (FROsM OUB SPEOIAL COBREBPON DENT.) -PALL MALL, January 24. th I alluded recently to the Firebiand and FirJi being tl- late in delivery from the yard of the contractor, thus. eo driving their completion for sea during the present Da financial year into a more limited time than was intended. ?? condition on survey has been found very satis- Ve factory, and the Admiralty has been pleased to ...

... . BOOUGH POLICE COURT.- Tlursday.-Before the o Mayor (B. Barrow, Esq.,) and T. Dashwood; Esq. 1, ASSAULT.-Thoyas Buriaut, JAn. was eharged with r assaulting George Wells, a cattle dealer,. of Buoen, near Ryde. efendant's father was suanmonedon the previous Mouday by coumplaiuant for assaulting him on the same 3 evening, but he not having sufficient ovidence, the Bench - dismissed the Gase. ...

... I THE WAR IN TURKEYT. a C DISMISSAL OF MAHNfOUD DAMAD PASHA, I PERA, SUNDAY . The Turquie annornces the resignation of Mahmoud Damaa. This has been produced by an adverse vote of (C Parliament relative to the conduct of the war. In future the war movements in Roumelia are to be I arranged here, and not by any one Oommander-in. I Chief. CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 6. C Following instructions received ...

... I- an - . IA 11r l.s . . iand (rmthe 14kitchal!Reviviv.) ero- We have said tat the Prince of Wales has been much r'i-misunderstood, han been tho objeot of a host of foolish Litioris libels. We need not discuss all the unfounded gossip Duke, about H.R,H. in which second-rate people have ignorantly ity of indulged. We will, however, take up one topic. other Repeatedly has it been usserted that ...

... POLITIC AL GOSSSIP. (From Truh.) flank It is said that her Majesty had intended to have opened the Parliament in person, but the uncertain sound of the nearl Ministerial trumpet induced the change in the Royal The purpoe.Span What do you think of Lord Beaconsfield T asked a style gentleman of a well-known Q.C. He is. a first-class Maje courtier, a second-class novelist, and a third-rate ...

... .. THE RUSSO-TUR.KISH WAR. : A,0 DVANCE-, O.F GENERkAL, GOURK ON &be: I' OFI'A.ti SE VERELY CONTESTED ENGAGEME NT. il [ENTTnR'S TELEGRAMS.] 'ar )tonQUA TEnS; BOGOT, Jan. 2. to id , Afer i.truiggk of eiiht 'days' against 'frosti snow, and it ad arn aathe ,& difien ,e ' A motn'taino!pusco na xint te.plai.of.Sofla.:. Octthe S-ulat ni.after.a severely lei th oonteste& engagemenif at Tashikesen, ...

... EM - ~% - !- .. -. t l-- =- ?? . n 1l The fortnightly meeting of the above Board washeld at & the House of InLustry on Wednesday, whei tere were c resent Messrs. Henry Dashwood (Cairman), HL J. 0. c artin (Vie-Chaian) W. C. McL. Fraser, and 3. Carter. ; - . wTHE MASTERS' RETURN I ?? ?? the House laitBoardday,;184; ad- a mitted since, 6l;d r deatha, ;,remaining, 185; corresponding period ast ...

... I ENTERTAINMENT AT THE UNION HOUSE.-A musical and dramatic entertainment was given to the in- mates of the Workhouse on the evening of Friday last by an amateur piarty from Newport, the various items in the programme being much appreciated by the inmates.. CARISBILOOKE BELL-RINGE ...

... I _IDINGT ON. - bTXTAYNZENT.-Mr. 0. Osborne, of this village, in- tends giving an entertainment in the National School Room on Tuesday evening next, at 7 p.m., in aid of the funds of the Radcliffe Infirmary at Oxford. He has issued a long and well-selected programme, by which it appears that he has secured the assistance of several talented friends from Oxford, Woodstock, Bladon, and ...

... LOCAL AN7D DISTRICT NEWS. . - . r%- VISIT OF THE ,-CROWN PtiN CE OF AUSTRIA.-ODl ?? Thursday the Crown Prince of Austria and his Royal ?? Highness the Duke of Connaught crossed over to Osborne ?? on a visit to her Maesty. Thimoa Hgn~e ight arrived froma Victoria at the Watering Island Jetty in the ,,f th a Dockyard, where they were received by Admiral Sir G* the foi - 'Eliot, ?? Naval Commande ...