... ENGLAND, RUSSIA, AND TURKEY, Tuesday. Admiral Hornby has informed Sir Henry Layard that the fleet under his command, finding difficulties in obtaining provisions and letters at Artaki, will arrive at Ismid on Thursday evening There is no foundation for the rumour, which has been current here, that Sir Henry Layard has summoned the fleet to the neighbourhood of Constantinople. BERLIN, Monday. ...

... EXPECTED VIGOROUS DEFENCE AT CANDAHAR. WINTER QUARTERS AT JELLALA- BAD. PBSHAWUR, Monday.-Two brigades are camped comfortably at Jellalabad. Prepa- rations are being made apparently for a winter resides The arrangements of the commissariat;, :isport, and communications are gradually improving, but the details are still extremely defective.—Daily HAZARPIR, Monday. — We have no* further ...

... The Sheffield fuud for the relief of the distress, amounts to £ S,000. The committee report to the Home Secretary that the distress is not on the increase, and that 1;nlesll it iacre;18 local efforts will be adequate to meet the case. I The Woost-ro Park miners were on Tuesday afternoon served with notices of a reduction of i>er cent in wages. At Moncktcn Main Col- liery, notices are stated to ...

... A NEW ZEALAND-EMIGRANT SHIP ON FIRE. 282 PASSENGERS RESCUED. The Loch Dabor, arrived at Queensto vn, portsa.* follows -.—Nov. 11th, spoke ship Piak., from Loudon, for New Zealaud. Lat. 10 south long. 32 degrees west. which vessel wis on fire. Took 282 passengers from her, and accompanied her v. Peruambuco, and arrived there ou the 15th, ...

... ALE HD ARE. POLICE-COPRT.—AI tne weekly jiolice-court yes- terday, before the stipendiary, Mr li. II, the lion. II. C. Bruce, summonses were heard and orders maue thereon against severl {reraons for neglecting to send their children to school. A few cases of drunkenness aud assault were disposed of. All the c& ...

... Cardiganshire Quarter Sessions were begun on Tuesday, Air Charles Marshall Griffiths presiding. ■I here was a full court, 31 magistrates attending. On the motion of Colonel Pryse, seconded by Air C. E. Longcruft, Air A. J. Hughes, solicitor, was appointed county treasurer in the room of the late f • Jordan (deceased), with the proviso that £ A0J0 be the security, in place of £ 1,000 as here- ...

... Zvooddau a Tamwdidult* DIANGFA RYFEDD CARCHAROR. YCHYDIG ddyddiau yn ol diangodd carcharor mewn modd rhyfedd o Nikosia, ond modd sydd yn dangos yr awdurdod fawr sydd gan yr off- eiriaid Groegaidd yno o dan reolaeth y Tyrciaid. Wyth neu naw mlynedd yn ol darfu i Roegwr o'r enw Andrew Christodoulo gyflawni llofrudd- iaeth a ffoi. Yr oedd yn wybyddus ya lied gyffredinol mai i Fybachdy Kikko yr ...

... ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT YEARS_OL». .pp:,il0err aSd 10S, formerly rf tt«' GOth Rifles, .>nd a 1 e;nnisulftr veteran, was buned at Ulonmel, on luwoay. He reigned Mcriities to the last. ...

... HADIjINGTOX BURGHS. At a meeting ot l iberal delegates of Haddington Burgh?, held in Roxburgh on Tuesday, it was eed to bring forwaiv Sir David Wecd-.rburu, formerly sat ior Saiu Ayr-hire. MIDLOTHIAN. A m?eting of the Liberal Committee of Mi 1- *oti.i:\n was held in Edinburgh o« Tuesday, when the candidature of Mr Gladstone bit ttie procee lings were kept strietiv pivatg. NORFOLK. Now that the ...

... LFROY TUESDAY GAZETTE.] Francis Moggridge, late of Caerleon, Monmouth* shire, but now residing at Le Mauvor tie Ram- fray, Pies de Granville, in the department of Mauche, France Richard Morris, late of the Coopers' Arm8 Provi- sion Stores, Llandore. near Swansea, provisioa dealer, now in lodgings at Swansea. John R. Pim, Foresters' Arms, Canton, CardiS, licensed victualler and coal merchant. ...

... HELYINTION DINBYCH. Nos Lur, yr wythnos ddiweddaf, traddodwyd DARLITH gan y Parch. T. P. Evans, Ceinewydd, yu nghapel LOa Swan. Y testyn ydoedd Bod yn Ddyn, o dan lywyddiaeth Mr. T. Gee, maer y dref. Y mae enw Mr. Evans erbyn hyn mor hysbys yn mbob rhan o Gymru, fel darlithydd gwir ragorol a phobl. ogaidd, fel na raid i at ddyweyd dim rnewn ffordd o ganmoliaeth iddo, ond yn unig ?? ei fod, ...

... I HELYNTION GWLAD Y BANAIJ. Oediadanrndiennodol Tywysoy Cyrnruyneiymweliad n Okastell Maesllwchur.-Y mrse yn gryn siomedig. aeth i bobl siroedd Maesyfed a Bryoheiniog fod ymweliad y Tywysog wedi cael ei ohirio, dros ba gyhyd o amser nid ydys yn gwybod; yr hyn sydd wedi achosi hyn ydyw marwolseth ei chwaer7-y Dywymoges Alice. Y mae prif awyddwyr y Llywodr. aeth, a boneddigion y ddwy sir, wedi ...