... Wt)OLWWUC, Dim0 M1. Thle post of AtoatSptEtmln of the IRoYil Gun Folbeorlits Iill heo varited to-beccl1)w by Major J. F. 0loom, Rofyal ArtIllery, hosioi~ ?? yulrs' tc'ni Of staff eitwoico havo icx- pirell. Major Owen will he mno'ciede( by Captain Al. L. P'otter, .A,. wI)))hal; sine laot April held the appointutnnt of imbrue- to lit. thle lttoyil (41110 F:ctnirio, all 1111lmintmtl)Olt whi)1l1 ...

... Civid Obtninald VtWd. THE BULGARIAN ASSEMBLY. DREUTER-S TELEGRAM.) ?? Dec. 30.-The number of members of the Bulgarian Assembly, \hich is to mect at Tirnova on the i8th of January, will be 290. T'he Bulgarian Exarch was not, as was at filst arranged, to attend the Assembly ; but it appears now that he will be present in his capacity as Bisho | uf Loftcha, preserving at the same time his title ...

... METEOROLOGJICAL RETPORT;. , DAILY NEWS OFviC% 1Readingtj tlds irorj; ar/ h? NEORET''[ AND Z.V11BRA'S BARC .ULTEll. 20N'. ?? 30 TVE. L* ITD. so.- 20 T=S d|- k . a!S=3- j-- 'i ?? . q'S1' -i6. - f_91!Xa i'orret't ii to sea-lt vel. and redfuoccl to 32J r' TIve blaib 'in'rt .0io'v tih? hejzlit of the bartot'iet!r at I *t;. this 'nd thvz e rieitt tift 'flrhn doet 1;l Ytf irli ea I eX~r;t: ...

... NEWS FROM PARIS, JEETING OF SENATORIAL ELECTORS. (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) I (TFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.j PARIS, TUESDAY NIOnT. Tile Journal Ojiciel contains a Presidential decrwe on the report of M. Bardoux, the Minister of the Ene Arts, ordaining a triennial fine arts exhi- bitionin addition to the usual annual one. M. Bar- doux'I' report says that complaints have justly been nade that the ...

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... The bilrmen iln the Khvber Pass are again giving trouble. A Daily News telegrrm from Peshawur states that yesterday morning a band of hillmen ocuapied the Shagai ridge, killed two wayfarers, cut the telegraph wire;, and temporarily arrested communication with Ali Musjid, which was restored by a colaima frcn, Jumrood. The Standard correspondent with General Roberts's column telegraphs an ...

... FIRST EDITION, 2.30 p.m.i Tl'E rAl'ACV AND) ITALY AND) GERNMNY. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) Rsli., XWcdriceda5.-It has been decided at the Vatican that the participa- tion of Catholics in the parliamentary debates shall be unfettered by the condition of silence concerning the temporal power, though without express lenurciation of it. TIe Pope's letter to the Archbishop of Cologne, which has been ...

... The bil'nmen in the Khyber Pass are again giving trouble. A Daily News tel rwom from IPeshawur states thatyesterday morning aband of hillmen occupied tI e Sbagai ridgc, killed two wavfarers, cut the telegraph wire;, and temporarily ?? corinunication with Ali Musjid, which was restored by a ?? frern Jumroed. The Sf/av'iard correspondent with General Roberts's column telegralhs an account of the ...

... IREA.ND IN 1873., (Fuont oun owN 'f ltrttlN. D U DL INT, T M, D AT. The returns of the imports and ixports foir tho y3'0,r tro Imhlltishe tfllnight. Tilto result, alithough findi- cative of dalncee, inl bo nio niecays dliocour'itging. Irela] hall olillost entirdy esealped, ?? the comme: rcial td3'pres- tt.or, pebp4 Whieh. hilb ?? in Enlgiodl 111131 b8ot- had ut. the romninertial ,i.i'i ilt ...

... li. n THE town of Wurtzburg, in Bavaria, has just been the scene of a most unfor- e, tunate affair-nothing less than the manslaughter, some might call it .e murder, of a medical student by a Prussian infantry sergeant. The d German papers, in giving accounts of the occurrence and of the events which Is have resulted from it, report that mass meetings of students are being held n in all ...

... CCCASIONAL NOTES. It is sirgular to observe the different views taken by the morning papers of the revenue returns just published. The figures are of course the same, but to the Daiiay Telegraph they wear a distinctly roseate hue: the Government are even to be congratulated on having met with such singular good fortune. To the eye of the Daily News a blacker sheet of calculations was never ...