... 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 ...

... I Army rEQ1RGANISATION IN AMERICA. it- ts The New York papers publish the report of a le joint-committee appointed by Congress in June a last, to prepare a scheme for the reurganisation of We the army. The committee have drawn up a bill, is twhich, theysay, will, if adopted, make a condensed Y. and complete code of army law. Of this bill a is Washington despach in the ?? York Tiibws gives .d ...

... solidified linseed tea, it-fiee, 7d. Kay Brothers, t 2 ■T & SONS beg to on Blue of vei> \1 I squares (used ill the wrappers beariag „ j 5505 31603 In P-;as. Sure ■■]!?:;c severely from otrio disturbances outy I Fi ngs, and (I 'ate system, oiay i j* ment upon tije d with warm the doses pre- eikloti in order, l regenerate the V resulting from which the tnd iu existence. v um^m. m ...

... TIMI Oldham strike, which has continued five weeks, may now be considered ended. On Satur- day night operatives held meetings, at which they decided to leave the question with the executive committees. The committees have requested an interview with the employers' committees with a view of bringing the strike to a close. ...

... ALBERT MEMORIAL COLLEGE, FRAXlLING.IAX. PRIZE LIST FOR 1878. There has been no public distribution of prizes dur- ing the present year, but the prizes, which were awarded on the Jnly examination, conducted by the Cambridge Syndicate, wore handed to the suc. cessful candidates at the end of the Winter term by the Head Master, wh o, in the course of a few remarks, smid they had much carsve to he ...

... r : .j ing 2ad Dragoon Guards-. Lieutenants Ottley bhe Clerk, Bayly, and Gould Will return to Dublin to- esy day from leave of absence, and resume their duty. - It 8rd Elussars-1aptain Napier and Lieutenants aeO Peckham' and Forbes have been appointed a coAi. 'he' nitteo of paymastership, Lieutenant Peckham Ind performing the duties on the responsibility of. the arO committee. I bhe 7th ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL Comfrssioa or TUE TRACE FOR T1HE 'IS? C ?? 3followving in3aliet ofgetitilemeis whose l~nausea bays recently lusen added to the Commission of the Peace' for thle West Riding biy the Lord Chancellor ,on the recomniendation of tho Lord Lieutenant (Earl Pita- ti williamr) :-Mr.'Thomnas Henry Morris, Thle Lodge, near P Halifax; Mr. William Edwards Hirst, Laeslles Hall1, ...

... TIlE YEAR i878. AMost of the morning papers to-day devote the chief part of the space usually assigned to leading articles to a survey of the events of the past year at home and abroad. The Timoes, in a review occupying nearly ten columns, observes that the year which expires to-day has been remaikable for a strain of prolonged anxiety, from which the national mind has not yet been altogether ...

... LORD DZRBY ON T!L 3tZEATEIED WARI 'VERBATIM REPORT REVISED BY LORD DERBY in the Mouge of iiurds on 7 ondIay, April 5th, 1SS, in the Debate on the Address ia repl to the Aecisage from the Crown announcing the caflhng out o* the Iemerves, the EIRL OF DERBY spoke as ollow : -ow I am sure your lordships will believe me when I say that if I could in honour do so I ?? much rather avoid taking any ...

... - - jj A ? JL?. 'tl (gbvlr'L lan pil ?? ti On ! 'I aurili2initty a PrbA4-0± ray truL H rs- ancl tI ;al Ar~i!Jloryl ,n> is'deoxxared a i o , r i--i ?? d uT - ao, it iivoA caa8 th~~tc~nctia 'I IIC I ISS ?? tt, nV o i' IA', 1 v Di t v i C. L ~rx.Uin Pie 1li6' AUvihiA ]'Oc:yli h V;17itir's ft 0t1~ itufy()1(1'A0. 'li i'E iirtr'ma thell ?nen1 eWxclar-c, * oc hfl - l ali h'l At1011 hava ticen ...

... IIXEGED FRAUD ON A GAS COMPANY. ^Joseph Hyam Lobel, who lately drove into Newbury with a carriage and four aad livery jervants, and held a sale by auction of reputed m ericanwatches3nd jewellery attheLectareHall pas been chained under the Qa3 Companies Act, Wth connecting his gas-fittings with a service Vjpe, the gas from which did not pass through J»e meter. The facts of the case were proved ...

... T,ADSTONE'S SIXTY-NINTH BIRTHDAY. TAX TELEQEAM.1 ham Ewart Gladstone cele- -flrsary of his birth, at Sunday. There was no 4 of any kind. Mr Glad- ^■opanied by Mrs Gladstone and H. Gladstone, M.P., and his wife, from the castle to morning ser- the parish church of Hawarden, where it son of the ex-Premier it rector, and te right hon. gentleman himself occa- reads the lessons—a distance of ...