... At the Dow-street Police-conrt yesterdsay William White Maitland, accountant, 23, Eaton-temna Eaton-equare, aged 37, Jeromo Ambrase Paddoc*,, ' manager, of 24, Tolmaers-square, Hampstead-road aft Thomes James Morris, 22, agent, of 2, Howard-sire Strand, were brought before Mr. Flowers, on warrts, charging them with keeping and using a betting-house 4i ?? Lcicesker-squsre, under the name of ...

... (TnMOGUH REUTER'S AGENOY.) THE MLNESS OF PRINCE BISMARCK. HAMBIURIG, Ai'= 26. According to advices from Friedriohsrulhe, Prince Bismarok is progressing through. the regular phases of the malady from which he is suffering. He till endures great pain, but there is no thought of any danger. At the same time, his return to Berlin will have to be deferred. . HB RT HOATPACHA. PARIS, AP=Z 28, ETW00. ...

... The alrnnual repork of the Veterinary Depart- ment of the Privy Council for the panst year has been issued. In this Professor Brown refers to the loss in the sugply of cattle through the restrictions on importations. iixclidin fromethe calculation dairycows and store etoet, he eays, rwe maty conclud that ve lost alto- gether in 1877, from the operation of the Orders which wsere patssed in ...

... RlOYAL MMLITAlvY ACADEMY. The Duke] pi Caoridbitlle adil appointed Thitimday next for t he divtributie of clmlmistons a id I izeas it t he cl)ov of the term to the qvutole.eti ctdets of the Rouval Militaty Avadenuv, Woolijiel, tbut thi nirangcient wna suddenly 2nurtermviudetl ..a tbe cadlets b olke up for the vacatiou yecterday neerruiug with very little vf the cereutocv and parade ii htclv ...

... THE VOJLUNTE.FII FIELD DAY AT STAINEk0 a One of ?? principal musestors of Volunteers yes- n terday took place at Stainus, not on thoo moor as origintlly o Inteaded, but on an extensivo range of swnrd nearor tho a town, known as Lamnaes Fiolds. 3ecent heavy raits had u 80 completely satuirated thO morlaud that the ?? o( i carrying out ary ordinary manuurrs was till but hope- n loss. SOImO ...

... 'IMPERIAL PARLIABIEWfri I ?? 4-- In the House of Lords ltce Marquis of Salis.. 'bury said That attention had been called by Tlhe Auistrian Amibassador to some ?? attributed to Lord Derby during fho recent debate, to the effeet that the Austro-Hlungarian army could not by reason of Their b'clavrnationality be trusted to fight against RuSSia. THe did Dot recollect Lord gthe words, but howul ...

... AN EX-SH-8ERPif- I ?? the Cit7 Police Summons Court tc ease of considerable importange weea ?? N, e lobert W. Carden, after a tro di b YF i 0 Saturday last Mr. William as a prietor of the Queet's, ot I, St. Martin'e;ej..)o r ?? of London, wae smmoned for elanguage to the police; wheeby a b 4be5r mi rght havo beern occasioned. The case fortl~,. A Monwras closedon aturday, hut as lr.lEast,,, p ...

... I I At the bouthwarl Police-court yesterday, 3 Thomas Cook, 18, a well-dressed, intolligent-looking tuyoung mal,, who appeared to be much older, and who I delscrdibd himself as a printer, residing at 14, RicTard- rstreet, Lambeth, was brought before Mr. Benson on a I =warrt by Sergeant Horuby, 6 M, and Detective-sergeant Mithell, of the eity Police, chargcd with attempting to obtain tlhe sum ...

... Vendetta at Croydon. TO TH1E EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-In reply to Mir Cheatham's letter, in to-day's Era, I beg to say that The Vendcttal was not aenounced as en origrieal play, the source from whichl it was taken being frankly acknowledged in the bills, one of which I enclosc. In justice to Mr Finch, I must state that he had nothing whatever to do with tle production of the piece, beyond ...

... oCCASIONAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE QUESTION OF THE DAY. IVul N politicians like Sir GEORGE CAMPBELL feel that they ho e a duty to themselves -and such pious egotists have always a duty to themselves-no consideration in the world is likely to find'er them from fulfilling it. Therefore we may expect that many a precious hour Nvill be consumed in the delivery of speeches against the address to the ...

... claim O?taiuql? Velud. 1-. .(GLAND AND RUJSSIA. i I et-ta'ch I. Ieing (discussed all over Europ-e. A Rcuiter's i .t 1; , ?? s.as: All te \Vicnna papers, comn-en in upan Lord Pir t(, Match, prort cut the ai ceiment existin betweel Austria : Ia-' tI slols.1ips 'lainmi- drcritieisni of the Treaty of .O1 e tcts 1ccit:ssaiy to ?? t itn interc ts of bath St ltci. ii ei, exp ~e ss th. coniiction th ...

... I ?? (;i/licFF1l/l[` Al ' 110.111;. XIx.- Su .Ai 1. ) lall. Ch-cIling the rabbit, thoughtless of science, constructs ?? a natural auditorium singularly adapted for gpther- 'Airy virations of distant sound. His round tunnel bored in , 1..1. is l; est at the opening, like the mouth of a trumpet ! ithin- t form which focuses the undulations of the air. t ,, fcol efiect the ear should listen ...