... THE IOwD SUBMISSION OF . 'Y.KOOB KHAN. l DAII.Y 1XEW2~ TsKgBoAMB5. :AIORE, SATuan Y.'-Thereprt that Yakoo 'EKhan bas made his submission at Jellalabad is confirmed. There bus been no further disaffection amongst the pathans or Afiredees in our pauks. Colonel Tytler's force returning from the BazarValley was attacked in the Khyber Paus by Afredees, and two soldiers of the 17th Foot were killed ...

... -L.4? 10 RIS itw rA APRIL 0, 1O - JIaUBTO aned ,9a - T RIDA .-PricO5 Of a fl ,Wth tonsY'. pplies drawn p~rineipall wrats. h e I ,it Ale frials are suficient LOT presenta. h n sergo of new crop Barbadoes has arrived at this port, gners' prodnee is in fair demannd, land the finer deserip, ions rather degrer. The Rev. W. Harrra~ve, Ts.A,, annaornceg tsvo ?? for ?? (Suneay), at Oakfeld.rond Chnrch ...

... MMANClE.STERR UNITY OF PDDIFELL,,,OWS. THE AM.C. AT EXETER. The Annual Moveable Committee of the Manucibt3r'. Unity of Oddfellows, consisting of some 426 delegates, representing dyer 200 of the districts of the' Oder, including one in America and mauother in New Zealand, assembled at Exeter yesterday, for the 'transactiona of the business of the Unity. The Grand. Master of the Order, Mr. J. ...

... ST. PrLTE:1SDunO(,, FsiD.v.-The sanguine expectations of yesterday about the Congress turn out to have been somewhat exaggerated or, at least, premature. It was believed that all the Powers would accept an invitatio! to a Congress to consider what .chasnges should be introduced into the Treaties of 1856 and 1871 in con- sequence of recent events, and that formula was supposed to have removed ...

... TEE MEETING OF THE PLENIPOTEN- TIARIES. Apart from the immense political importance of the gathering which will take place on Thursday at Berlin, there cannot but attach (says the Daily Telegraph) a singular interest to the encounter face to face of snoh prominent agents in contemporaneous history. It was improbable, if not almost impossible, that under any other combination of events Lord ...

... GERMANY. TRYING . TO BRING ABOUT A SETTLEMENT. THE RUSSIAN PRESS ON LORD SALISBURY'S DESPATCH. RUSSIA, ROUMANIA, AND SERVIA. [11EUTER'S TELEGRAMSJ] 'VIEFNA, TnunsDAY,-It is reported this evening that Germany is making great efforts here to bring about an agreement in the views of Austria and Russia. ST. PETERSBURG, THUnSDAY.-A denial is given to the newspaper report that the Landwehr had been ...

... SHEPFHERDS' ANNITEIRSARY. (IlIndayeling, the members of the Loyal Bose ISne l N-O 1169, of the Loyal Order of Ancient leiherds A.U., Bristol district, celebrated their 13th 'ZL'Lirerzary at the lkdge-house, the Stapleton-road WVine dl Ipirit VRults, when about 60 members and friends zt (l to a firkt-clas0 repast. Amongst the company leser~t were WillialoFudge, ?? J. H. Reeves, . i Y'i Jellh J- ...

... - TE' .FAIstr (Jo fl0me~ Gas1ien.es 'iMa~gac.) *E POJL'IYI WYA-D.,-Tlhe raiaingi of chickens vwily, for somle time hene~, engage the~atterntion of the manager of the poultry yard, end to obtain moderately early ?broods,; a bening must be made with but litte delay. Where chickens are required as early In the season as they wel can be had,.' a fewsettings of eggs are started at the beginning of ...

... PosIICE, YESTERDAY,-JosieilJames, a labouring man was committed to prison for 14 days for being drunk and disorderly, and assaulting Constables Noble and Smith in the execution of their duty, on the previous night in *Uidcoinbe-bill. KING EDWvARD'S ScHooL.-A meeting of the governors of this foundation was held yesterday, Mr. T. W. Gibbs presiding. The only business of importance was the ...

... yesterday afternoon the prices for ?? in Biblical knowledge, given by Mrs. proctor an d the ?? Tract Society, were distributed to theo suer cessfiil competitors of the Bristol Board Schools at the (large) C elton-hall. dir, Lewis Fry, ohairman of the School Board presided, Ind wts Supported by thB e Lord Bishop of thle biocese, and Dr. Doeudney, the Rev. S. A' VWidkir, Mr. Mark Whitwill, vice ...

... I VIENNA, Mos)imy-As you were informed yesterday, ;cee2ie1trlirs albout thle date of the Meeting of the Con- groes h ave begun, which indicate that the negotiations in London must be sufficiently advanced to allow some confidence in their successful termination. Actual invi- tations to the Coingress, however, have not been issued at least none has reached this Governinent. Tie dates first ...

... At the Police-court, yesterday, before the sitting magistrates, Messrs. WV. Terrell and D. Parker Evans, a young woman named Hannah Lane was summoned for having sold intoxicating liquor without being licensed for the sale thereof; and Kate Hodson and Florence Davis, two fashionably-dressed young Women, were summoned that they, being joint occupiers of the house, were privy to the sale. Mr. ...