... TUESDAY. DECEMBEP, lo. The chart represents ;he wegera CO=n4 Burope fromn Norway to the cant Di Port,& embraces Great Britorn and the Bnrtms Ii - aeso includes the North Sea or Gefatn ORp B3yof Biwcay, the Mediternanean.tLeAtlis the nf Obannei.Bi-oID'a di s The direction aud fore of awe wind am CrvmAFUBi ?? the dirotion boardbi~ ?? The t2es is Lndlasted by the camber of tn2 thie srows; 1tsz - ...

... LIVERPOOL PRESB3YTERY PRJtESBYTERIlAN CaLTIR' All' Y EG)LAND). T1e iiotal Monthly mneeting 1 idais presbytery r';is I held yosterdiayaiternuon, atohs Cioirnson Hall. Us.t is |buy, thsI Rev. G. Lewis, iii 1rator. The ?? meinstrs p1 ,sent were the Re;. U. Jolistoone (Ic:ier;, I. T. R Hwat, R. H. Lundie. A. . Syinlugton, A. fiardner, I,. DMff, J. Barles, J. Bode], V. Fergison, .J. Fraser, J. ...

... I foF.-EIGN TELEGRAMS. I Tru! AFGHAN WAR. DISAFFECTIO(N AMONGST SHERE AMI'S TROOPS. ,;1JJ SSION OF AFGHAN OFFICIALS AT JELLALABAD. The ?? has been sent to us from the g1dia Office for publication: (From Viceroy, 13Sh December.) ltbertB telegraphs from foot of Shutargardan, gtb December. Hopes to reach top that day, egd return to Ali Khel No opposition met with. sears from Cabal that Ameer has ...

... 'TIIE WAR IINAFGIANITAN I I~~~ T1lE AMEEW'S REPLY TO THE ULTIMATUM. HE DESIRESl PEACE AND OFFERS TO RECE-IVE A BRITISH MISSION. IRUMOURED FLIGHT OF SHERE -ALL I ~~~ERV UTEI'S ThL3(SUAM.] Tlie reply of 'LAnona, Dwc. 7: T p the Ameer ofi Afghanistan to the ultimanuno has been received by-the IsdianGovern- meat. It bears dine tle 19th November, but, as it did not reach DU-ll.k' etore the 30th ...

... 1 -1 _ _ . ?? T! Dunrobin Castle left the Threme vyesterdiay, M ti: headquarters and service companies of the 4th HiiSI'ts Own, for the Cape. Total of all ranks 440. The Queen's lett r has arrived in Dubliu, by j N hich Mr. Gerald Fitzgibbean is appointed lord justice of appeal, and Mr. Holmes,. QOC., solieitor- 1 general. i Mr. W1. H. Smith andi the other members of the | Board of ...

... I _ _ THE BLACKHEATH BURGUARIES. I At Bow-street, on Saturday, Hannah Peace, a women apparently about 55, was charged before Mr. Vaughan with being in possession of property knowing it to be stolen, the proceeds of the burglaries which have taken place about London recently. Mr. Poland, instructed by the Treasury, prosecuted; Yr. Beard appeared for the prisoner. Henry Phillips, inspector of ...

... I OUR LON-DON CERHESPONDENOE I LONDON, S4TURDAY ENPI,. It was cheerful to see the change of tone amoeng Liberals last night. On Thursday tiiny ! were very despondent. Providence has ag i declared itself on the side of the Tories. , 3 ,victory of the Peiwar Pass3 lhad precladed any attack uponthe militarypolicy of Lord Ly-aexi. The difficulty of arguing against success seetnmd insuperable. Lord ...

... : .- p6S' MISSION TO CAt L U L. i',r je5P UtLCe tepeting Central Asia r- P-ri't-ut ast night. It con- Dslepatche ranging in date from gJ ember si2, 1878. Ff ~h tro r toverune; t of India we a t tttr from the overn- ft * P2 enasi~lr, ?? Auugust 3, stating ...

... The fortnightly meeting of the Liverpool Select Vestrv was held yesterday, at the parish offices, Brown- low-hbl. Mr. 0hurchtwarden Cropper presided, and there were also present Messrs. Scott, Hewitson, MAanam, Laurence, Morgan, Thompson, Robiason, Parry, Lightbound, Woodcock. Bennett, Ringland, Towers, Smith, Williams, Price, Owen, Lancaster, and Boote. DISMISSAL OP A REA[OVAL OFFICER. The ...

... I I WEDNE$SDAY, DEOCEMBER II. The chart repfsents the, wegtern conutriea of EIurope from Norway to the coast, of PortageJ,and emnbrae&es Great Britaii) and the British Isles It ,tlu iveludes the North Sea or German Ocean, the fa yof Biaeay.the Mediterraunuantbhe Atiantlo,with the Engll eh Obhannel.Brietol Cbann el . and Irish Slea G ~~~i~ffLAN'AT1o .. Thedirtion and force of the wind are ...

... TuiE VJCArAGE or SF 'oRTR,-It is stated that the Right HOn. W. E. Gladstone, l.P., the patron, bas conferred the vicarage of Seaforth, which is about to be vacated by the Rev. Canon Wilberforce, upon-the Rev. John Lyndhurst Winslow, of King's College, London, and for several years curate of Holy Trinity Church, Waldswortb. Mr. Winslow is one of the remnnstrants on the Porches judgmenut. The ...

... OUR LOM)WO CORRLEWONLDANC I tONDON, I4RIDAY hIVRNING. I fear thet the news of the Ameer's sub- Mission is Vio good to be true. One may take ifor gral/ted that the news would not be de- UPYed. 1' is not like a letter of expostulation or rmn)nstrance. Such news would not be legardihd as secret for an hour. Moreover, the GqveYnment would be proud on the day Of it possible division to anticipate ...