... THE, SENATORIAL 'LT IONS IN FRANCE. - . . o VICTORY 'OF THE REPUBICAN7$So (BY sitpAwINE TELEGRAPH,) (FROM OURl OWN CoARSPOND T.J t PARIS, 'SUNDAY NIGHT, The Republican successes at 'he 'senaorial c elections -on this great'decisive day have surpased r M. Gamnbetta's most sanguine previsions. ?? t were in all eighty-two vaeanoies-seventy!five to fill the seats of senators going out by rotation, ...

... LONDONV IYVDAL, JAY. 1 A telegram froim Calcutt% aunounme that General 6tewart'e foroe bos entered and moar4hed through Caudabar unopposqd. it seems that the Governor of the city and ?? officials, except the Deputy Governor, ?? ddring the night of the 6th inst to Hlerat, ?? the remnant of the cavalry, an&`'isarmiuog the infaitrY. Along the line of vjcrrch the population was quiet,! and did not ...

... I II - I ', . ?? . : ,> Y TLL!G : . . RO0 OUR 8PI10 L OOM3Xll0N).t ; -* TRtJRO,-Tun~A'r'N Iu tbe bedroom I ccupied ?? there bangs one of tho ose ourious coliiare&`$.piits Of sentimnentail or symipathetic' eshae'r:hx isp. :parntly gratifr the ronsiantio. instinoe.o ofp vincial briton. The subject of .the&'omtositetn in questionis The Distappoiuted Fidherman; 'e qinrly-headed, blsok-beiarded ...

... v 1-EWS FROM PAi. S THE YICTORY OF THE GOVERNMT. (BY SUBMARINE T EGRAPH.) (Wm OUR OWN VORRBPONDBET.) PARIS, WIDisaTr NIsu. The Rnputhlfew Frangaise, replying to the Con- servative journal. which represent the vote of Monday as a momentous event, says it merely signified a difference of opinion ,on a minor point, namely, whether the present Ministry is capable under any circumstances of giving ...

... ?? AND BUITApY- *Sfrt.Vasey Up,M.P., ole ofa the ,s40 Ambnratv. with Mews.i Hamnilton 44d S minsioners appointed by the Admiralty to repr't proposed r-organizatlon of the clerical antel V* dqokyer*,. vidited Cautham dockyatd toy, wber . engaged for some hours in proeboating their Wneubi working of thepresentystemaof employln ctleris r t 'at Chatnaem. 'Isa rsommzean 0iners, during the time Uuy ...

... Brugsh-Bay, Henry.-A History of Egypt under the Pharaohs Translated from the German by the Late Henry Danby Seymour, F.R.G.S. Edited by Philip Smith, B.A. 2 vols. with coloured plates and maps. John Murray, Boddy, E. Marlett, F.R.C.S.-Hydropathy. Baillre, Tindall and Co. Corner, Caroline.-'Twixt Will and Fate. Remington and Co. Colenso, Right Rev. J. W., D.D., Bishop of Natal.-The Pentateuch ...

... [ We are not responsible for the opinions expressed in the leters which ayppear in the Examiners Letter Box.] OUR SCHOOLS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EXAMINER. 'SIR,- Eton asks what I mean by making up lee-way in playhours; the answer is, Compelling boys to perfect -themselves in school-work or composition which were not sufficiently prepared at the appointed time, under :a special master. . ...

... AEOUtGH REUTER'S AGENWOY.; CONSTANTINOPLE, J3T. 18,1.14 P.M. Although the Imperial yacht Izzedin was in readiness, and a suecial train from Varna had been ordered, Safvet Pacha asked for, and obtained, authorization to-day from the Sultan to postpone his departure for Paris. Prince Lobanoff has ordered the church at Adrianople, which had been seized by the Bul- garians, to be closed and seals ...

... RIOTUNG ON A flACECOURSE. 1 ^11 - 1 ar ?? ?? ltrl ?? rD l : A.T Shrewsbury, Thonias Ilfttlews, I ward Ricliardg, John. tlcnncssy, and Willar M'Lcan, alias ' 1loppy, wovre charged last week wvith being conccrned in a riot at the Shrewsbuiry Races, on the 12th of Novomi- ber last, The row bogau with a crowd of fortty or fifty people raisiug a cry of Welsher aglnint two men who were, in the ...

... PUBLIC HOUSE BROKERS AND THEIR TICTIMS. v jUivbIi. Trio very singular applications were made to Alder. man Sir Robert Carden and Mr. Alderman Finnis. The first applicant was a Mar. Brewer, who applied for a provisional transferof the Anchor and Hope, in Lower Thamnes-street, until the next general licensing session. The Beadle of Tower Waxd was in attendance to give any information that ...

... CORRLESP ONDENCE. REMONSTRANCE. To ?? EDITOR o.f Ale PALL MALL GAZETTE. Sii,-A pamphlet has been issued by M1essrs. Chatto and Windus containing the articles on the Rhodope Commission from the S~peclator's point of view. These articles were so ably dealt with in your journal that reprinting them is a matter of little moment; but the reprint is prefaced by an Introduction ' at once so ...

... OETif Obenhtuv'ud Oth# THE WAR IN AFGHANISTAN. The following telegrams from the Viceroy have been sent to us for publica- tion from the India Office:- January ?? soliliery very disaffected. A ?? cavalry regiment ,'t'rtcdI bodily fiom Cabol. Disorder prevails in city. Roberts reports return to ,Iti on after visiting south and west extremity of Khost Valley. People civil, promised i,, gic no ...