... 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 ...

... ]XPIA IAL PARLMA . HOUSE O,-THURSDAY, APRM 24. TheonLn. 1Onswafo 'took his aseat upou the woosack at five o'eloqk. . THE AFFAIRS OF EGYPT. In replV t a question from Earl DsrAWARni, The: Marquis of SAL1IBURY stated tbnt apape r- lative to the'affairo'of EZgpt had' beenlplaced on the table,. and would be in the hands of their lordshipe shortly. POonR LAW . AMBNDMENT - ACT (1876) A4JD. MENT DILL ...

... 01r o .MEOUAN1OAL . louum& ?? T.o3Iaygenerdl ~nie ting f Jhe zmembers 4th460s ?? a edI t~e~~i h Lecture Hloftlie Institutions Of 01*111%ldgla rti, (Peliog sret, Westmianter aud waspu meroy, atten aed, John Robiaop of ihtanehester, tshe Rresigent, ocoupybng Thoefiitasbv-n b l GeorgFe ao ns, o f P~p, onb r eenst brako ezpernimen't upon the L4ots railwaty. The expori- meata were wfith ...

... SPORTING INT1LLIGENOR ?? .- . _. o r . ?? -. _ THn OHESTERimam. mi a qnu I ?? ?? MI wve 1n4, ' 0 its ?? I ?? ?? )w: Oa tteq il£hI (Ya Sinr onei LY 4xad t 8to st 24 (M.1i 41b Ga . l Oq eatndiepy ) ~ _I taaotn o i eby Qhc okpao sghtI Aevh 9. ?? toa .Troono~bea' I Laolioto p .Aront1y lQk1 a lr.t Lvnd'o n seanl . ?? ~ ~ ~ ~ d n Si .iliot , ll cr o ?? 10 4ld~gVrpo ychiexlot way, ut ...

... M2TO--IO-00-IREORt& II It DAILY 9R o37a; jilGAMET AND ZANVRA'S Ao~y ia. TUR ?? Pat is. S&'§j p - t- W.N;. W.B. ' . 2 . ~- e - l3 - S - I! -* -- ::1 I , Corrected to sea-level and reduced to 3 Tbe blhi lines show the height of te baromeabr at thisland thins previous morolup. The dotted lin eaxwzq yviatlon duwng yesterday and the ifttal le. show the direction of the wind. Thek Mufetury falls fa ...

... TILE EGYPTIAN QUESTION (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPIl.) (RnioM OUR OWN COHRESPODENT.) BERLIN, THmsDAY NroHT. The ?? question continues to attract keen and almost universal attention here. This morning the National eitunq has a noteworthy lesdinir article replying to some French writer on the subject, in which it seems to take Lord Besoonafield's Imperial policy as the highest ex- pression of ...

... 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 ...

... THE IR?4H UNIVER8ITY BILL. A conference of thn opponents of ?? was held yesterday eveninig 'at the Weso~hstos Palace Hotel; M~r. LEONAUD COusarraxY, MP,, presidedi anal aogthose treaant waro :-Lord E. Fltxrsaurleo, it.P., Wf.H.Rear, M.P. hir. Alderman M'Arthur, HX.P, Sir (3. Cennpbell, M.P., Hr. (3. Palmeor, H.P., Mr. A. M'Arthur, HILE, 6ir Charles Reed the lHon. Lvyuloh Stanley, Mr. H. B. ...

... -oMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. ADl qlz UAY. IJ.e ?? Orr in Court- 1rdsiloo wih l Sttff outillttnde' Etward Muou- jaI3 t 2 ~ n~bri ?? re~tired list ?? the Z th just. v *ij ,tan te tIApril. 1lt77, Chief tisthis day Wocn phtoed on the se- (ctt5aaof her 3ljvi' rder in Coun11- ?? eT Ivith ililtlu hs1thi AN~~l $ f hio thik .ord'~ 'ut 1 pro~tn'' 01lier visty ortlr in Cooin- li*N 1 ,i: \cj-t vice ...