... L1TTIM. news has arrivced this week. Sir Garnet Wolseley, on his arrival at Cape Town, determined to go at once to Natal, where he woluhl be immediately sworn in as Commissioner, and, after issuing a genieral order announcing his appointment, would take command in' the field, and proceed to the front. He will devote all his encrgics at first, to the transport difficulties, which he proposed to ...

... y~i ft0 siEE EASTERN AFFAIRS. -The Treaty of Peace has been ratified by the Czar, who has issued a peace manifesto, and has now given orders for the withdrawal of Russian troops from Turkish territory. The evacuation therefrom was to begin on Tuesday last by a forward movement on Burgas, where the embarkation would take place. D1deagatsch, in the AEgean, also was to be vacated, and the Turkish ...

... A TuF SULMMER FETE of the Earlswood Asylum for Idiots ill take place on Tuesday, July 22. LES TRIBiULATIONS D'UN CHTiXOss is the title of M. Jules Verne's forthcoming new work. MR. ALMA TADEMA was elected a Royal Academician last week; and Messrs. G. 11. ?? and Hubert Herkonier, Associates. THE LATEST FASHIONAnt.E me/n ?? is ahandsome fan, on which the list of dishes is engraved, so that ...

... al- , -- - ?? THE ELECTRIC LIGHT has been adopted on the Hooghly Bridge at Calcutta. MR. PAUL FALCONER POOLE, R.A., one of the most prolific of our modern English painters, died on Monday in his 74th year. We shall probably publish his portrait, and, until then, we reserve further notice of his works. ENGLISH ARTISTS have not been largely rewarded at the Munich Exhibition, the only prize ...

... ?¾V? '?M?PZiRE ICr?N AFFAIRS -IN THE EAST.-Aleko Pash; ,vas formally inve.4ted as Governor-General of Eastern Roumelia on Friday at I'hilippopolis. Amidst an assembly of officials and a small crowd of the inhabitants, who were not over-enthusiastic, two firmans of the Sultan notifying the appointment were read, followed by a proclamation from the new Goverisor, bidding his subjects to maintain ...

... THE SEASIDE OUT OF THE SEASOAT Tni Ecoast which fifty years ago was an almost unknown land, amongst whose aboriginal population the advent of a passing stranger was an event to be chronicled, is now fairly familiar to most Englishmen, is already looked upon affectionately as almost another home by tens of thousands of the more fortunate of the population of our great towns. But to this ...

... 0 0 O ,im E a ~ r - a ' 0 0 I'0 THE Queen and the Princess Beatrice have returned to the south for the winter. Before leaving Balmoral Her Majesty and the Princess attended the funeral of the late head-keeper, John Grant, being present at his house at Rebreck, where a short service was performed, and subsequently joining the funeral party at St. Andrew's Church, Braemar. The Queen and ...

... THE five hundredth anniversary of the founding of New College, Oxford, has just been most appropriately celebrated by the reopening of the chapel after its restoration from the designs of the late Sir Gilbert Scott. We need scarcely tell our readers that although called New College, both as to its foundation and existing buildings it is one of the most ancient Colleges in Oxford. Not only ...

... 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 ...

... K 1 I SPEECHES BY M. GREVY AND M. GAMBETTA. -(BY SUBMINEUIB TIIEGRAPIQL (pRoM OUJI OWN CORRESRONDENT.) PARIS, SUNDAY NIGHT. This morning M.. Gr}rv received the bureaux of 4be Municipal Council aund the Council-General of the Seine. In reply to an address from M. Thuline, President of both Councils, M. Grevy said he would gladly have seen, as bad been re- quested, the Parisian Municipality in ...

... ?? INTE AltINTGFMlFNTS OF T freejRMY Ir AFGl-NISTAN; F oULO SrE()IAL CORIRESPONDENT.) LAHORE, JsN. 9. ,eft loosted in saoderate comfort on the. plain 1 I;,ls&abxd. and with slowly accuhulating Bip- dta, headquarters of the 1st Division, and of r, ortwvo brigades of infantry, two batteries iattflerv aud a fragmentary brigade of cavalry. t i aphersol has here his brigade intact, Bof the 4th ...