... CHULM. PACHA. (Mo: ons sPECIAL COORESPODENlTZ) Larnaca, Island of Cyprus, r August 21. Tud4ng from what has taken place since the I] occupation of Cyprus by the British troops, c coupled with what has occurred in almost every t campaign in which we have been engaged dui ing r the last twenty years or so, it would seem as if the administrative department o2 our armsy wasi destined ever to be ...

... THIE EXPLOSION ON BOARD THE STLA'MiER STJAMPRLEE. V At Falmnouth yesterday, the adjourned in- L quest was held en the body of Captain Clements, F wsho was killed by an explosion of coal gns aboard :r the steamer Semmerlee, of Glasgow. The only t wsitniess was Hunter, the cook, who appeared £ 5 covered 'rith burns and oiled rags He denied A c- taking a candle below, or striking a match while I ...

... $UBAUB WA. it& WVS. Pon ?? Accint-On Saturday afternoon, as a ley named Samuel Thomson, eight years Oi ag, Se of Mary Ml'Milan or Thomson, a widowv residing in Shawhill Street, was amausing himself by swinging on a cart which was passing s1hng the street, the door of the cart came off and fell upon kim, crushing him severely and breaking his lower jaw. He was attended by Dr Walker, and ...

... TH1E COUIM'. , Balmoral, September S. Divine service was performed this morniag at ,the Castle by the Rev. Dr Donald MacLeod in I ,the presence f Her Majesty, Princess Beatrice, and Prince Leopold, and the Royral household. The Ri~ght HunL it A. Cross and the Rev. Dr , Macleod had the honour of dining with the Queen and the Royal amily. CLEMENCY OF TiE Crows. - About five 1 years since three ...

... 6AM1MGcN IN BOSI A. OprICt DETAilS (~xZfl'5 ?? Viena, September 17. - ,.bg d1dd b2tef pectig tha i ffse of the Austrian Army of Occupation zoB- s e a this evening 1 Boiais publishedtanemg On the 14t instant, 'with the crousing of the der Field-Marshal Bemert the offensive -5~e5Were commenced, and haviag hitherto 72ed undisturbed the troops had on the even- igof the 15th inst. already ...

... aGIENERA LFOEIRGNNEedS 'I ' I 3EOsS T!L~ con RUSSIAXS IN CENTRAL can A:SIA. hall --Paz St Petersburg, Sptember 27. Pil I The S Fekws Journal of this evenig at I publishes the following. from Vernoe in Rusian th. Turkestan, under date September 24- the 11If Kuldja were to be surrindered to Cfina, har Russian rmie in the eastern part of Central en Asia would be undermined. The western ha, ...

... GREENOCM FATAL AccrDENL.-Yesterdly forenoon, a child named Michael Kenney, 6 years old, sun of Michael Y I Kenney, a labourer, residing at 6 Karlket Street, br i while attempting to take some sigar from a It passing cart, at Cathcaxt Square, wiiS knocled Z down and the vehicle passed over the middle of w I his body. The cart being laden with two heavy of hogsheads, the little lellow was ...

... LVTTEPRS TO THE EDITOR. AN ATS!. ED REGULATION. um-io vei readers 'wh~o are inte- *tot x-tien I reg attenition to the mol- [newte' L-n ducation Department has wadel-- ?? ro; D.emnlent whereby every child of seven -sa ad veards must be presented in the first ;cr fthle Code, provided he has made at I'lia.4 NItedars (hiring t~ie year previous t ?? 'Is due. During a long 5t e c. irusS0 exp1erience ...

... THE LOSS OF THE PRINCESS ALICE I -- U p wards of 570 corpses of men, 'Women, and children have passed thbrouh the hands of the employe's at W viwich Dockyard. Eight alone remained in the shed yesterday morning, and five to of obese have not yet been identified. During the co day the body of a child of about three years of age no was brought from Itainham, and the bodies of a po wiomna and a ...

... GENERAL GORDON, ALP., ON DISSSTABLISHAMtNi'. General Gardon, the member for East Aberdeen- shire, was present yesterday at the opening of the Free CUurch Territorial Bazaar in Peterhead. Lord lantore, who was also present, expressed his a opinion on ecclesiastical matters, after which t General Gordon ?? ?? v today, oe the occasion of the opening of this I bazaar, I thought it would be ...

... TH:E EGYPTIAN IIEFOR-MS. The Official Moniteur Egyptian gives the follow- ing as the substance of the conclusions embodied in the report of the Commission of Inquiry, which have been accepted by the Ehedive:- PAac I.-The functions of the Commission of Inquiry comprehend the consideration and proposal of the reforms which the situation requires. A certain delay, however, is necessaty to enable ...

... ZWLZSLASSTrAL. GaSGOWi-Hcld5&r ManoriaiZ CAmer,-Last | night the Rev. David ]Hay, late of Dundee, was inducted b the U.p. Presbytery of Glasgow to.' the pastora 1charge of the conwregation worshipping mi the Henderson Memorial ChurchOvernewton. There was a lrge attendance Te-Rev. Mr, James R. Houston, of Greenfled Church, Govan, i presided, and preached from John xvi. 7. after ! which Mr Hay ...