... WAVLL AND MILITARY INTELLIGEiNCE. 1lne stuiaar(t Ior gunners of the Artillery has been raised to the extraordinary height of 5ft. Wlin., which has had the intenlded effect of nearly stopping the supply of recruits for that branch of the service. Some of the brigades are still ?? drivers at 5ft. 4irin., but there ale many rmore candidates than vacancies. The rifle battalions, which have been ...

... TO THE EDITOR OP REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. * Srs,-British philanthropy, like the chame-d leon, assumes divers shades. It is sometimes wrong-sided, and occasionally crooked or per- verse. It does the oddest things at the oddest times, runs counter to public opinion, carries out crotchets of its own, and never wearies of finding some new field of operation. It imitates the flightiness of the flirt, ...

... TEE C:IpTLnR Or CETYAY0. . I ,I. A telegram announces that Cetywu\-yo is cap. tured, and that he was fo:.nd in the north-east Of Zululand. Assuuiing the report to be true, we hope that he will be as well treated as I'Yakoob Khan. There is no reason to be- ,ieve that Cetywayo ever hated us; there is only evidence that Cetywayo was hated by :Sir Bartle 1Frere. is we have got him, fe have at ...

... THE ENGINXEZZ2' STX=.-OYDE PAGs ZYI;:~EMTIXG. I . - .. . . _. . - . .. .- The delegates of London Trades Societies and the Cen. tral Executive Committee met last evening at the com.' mittee rooms, Blackfriars-road, to consider the arrange., ments for holding a mass meeting of the industrial com- munity of the metropolis in Hyde-park on Saturday after-: noon next for the purpose of explaining ...

... A VICE3RGAL SCANTDAL. The following letter from Colonel Colley, private secretary to the Viceroy, is published in the Indian press - As the circumstances connected with the presentation of a complimentary medal to the leading eq itestr setnne of Mr. Wilsou's circus at Calcutta, in February last, hare been much discussed and misrepresented, I shall feel obliged if you will find room in your ...

... SWORDS ;FX XTEE WOURGSOP. TO THEl ElDITOR, OP REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. SIR,-'this week me and my mates have been laughing 1t the solemn farce which was played the other day when % deputation of railway lords, and other large employers f labour, were introduced to Earl Beaconsfield to object to the Attorney-General's mock Employers' Liabihty Bill. The Bill, for a wonder, is an uncommonly short one ...

... STATIoNIS oF THE AIIMY.-.TINE. letL. Guards: St. John's'wood 2!rh do: Insba 2nd do,: Windsor .30th do: Dover Itoyl H. G.: Bogenets-park 31st dlo; Chatliami ilt B. Goards: Cape 32nd dlo: Detotiport 2:d dlo : Jrah3%n ldo: Madras 3dd:Cragih 3th do: Bengal, -4th do: York 35th do: Malta,` 5thl do: Aldersoett 36th do0: Pean::rkek 6th do: 1indlia 37th do: Plymouth 7th do: Dublin 13th dlo: Cirrmgh ?? ...

... GARDENI1NG FOIL TI5 WEEK TERINRATIwe AoOrSTr 9Tsa,1879. BY MR. GLENIN. (Editor of GlennY'B Iflustrated Garden Almanaok.) OUR WEEKLY CALENDAR. rItE FLOWER OAGRDEN. As cuttings of geraniums will now root freely under a hand- flass in the open borders when properly shaded, it will be well 30 go round the beds and borders and take okf such pieces as an be spared w~ithout injuring their general ...

... SUMMARY OF LATEST ROME NEWS. Yesterday Mr. Partridge, the Southwark magistrate, who has been appointed to Westminster, took leave of the officials, &c.,at the former court. The members for Hackney, Mr. Holmes and Professor Fawcett, will address their constituents ?? even- ing, the 28th inst., at the Town Hall, Shoreditch. - Yesterday the tolling at Middleton on the question of forming a School ...

... 'ACCZDENW TO THE EUPHRATES. intense excitement prevailed in Portsmonth onWed- nesday evening, in consequence of a rumour that the Euphrates had been capsized as she was being got out of dock. Happily the report was an exaggeration; for, although an accident occurred to the huge trooper, the officials acted with becoming promptitude, and all risk to the ship was averted. It will be, however, ...

... -- - - - -a M. Humbert, the returned Communist exile, has been returned to the Municipal Council of Paris forthe district of Javel. The .rarseilla-se says:- The consequences of the vote of the electors of Javel-energetic advocatesof the great cause of the amnesty and the mouthpiece of Paris and France-are simple and logical. First result, the amnesty will be passed. Unless lunatics or ...

... NTEWSPARIM COMELSPONDEXNT IN INDIA. The following are the rules for the guidance of editors of new spapers and of correspondents with an army in the field in india:- ' 1. AUl correspondents desiring to-write for newspapers at the seat of war must be faruished with a license granted under the authority of the Government of India. This license shall state the paper or papers to which the ...