... WO0LVE7 R-HAIAMIPT ON 01bSouDrN, DscA'rr.-Ali ?? held yesterday ufofl 'tile b~ody of the cattle drover, Wilia Hahr(nvhs deat wecretd yesterday. --Tire eidence showe~d that Ii ecesedoriinaly aro froml ILiverpool, but for some timehdbe nadeing aboutu in this district as aL cattle diovl 11 lisil 10 ixe hjones, and had for ?? Pmast benr n h hai afsepin in thle cattle and Sheep polls a i esa ale n ...

... TFIE CAPE & AIL. C Alletoter's telegram from Plymoutih rives the following smnimary of tboe new8 brought by tie Cape mail of the tlth of December:-- iMlr. C. Blrownlee, late Sccrctary, anti Mr. Joln Shep- 0 stono, Assistant i;ccretary for Native Affairs in Natal, - accompanied by Colonel Walker and Irlesser. Fyin and I Iyncy, were tire becares of tde High Commissioner's message to Uetewayo, ...

... SECOND 'EDITION-1 - - j 1 WSSn MIL OIOaN 4.0 s.x B£'TERS' TELEGtS.) THE POPE AND ENGLISH cONVE'RTSTO ROMANIS. h - from o0EB, JAIS. 8.-It is stated the Vatican Stew a Bent wriotions to Cardinal Manning Pare repecig the reen seesn of Anglcan &1ezg to the Chuch of Rome. mai Sent GERMANY AND THE FRENCH Gow CITION3. -upo Wrtng from Berlin on Tuesday, the Standard Stan erroesondent says -.The German ...

... RAMLWAY TRAMO RTURNS n ?? Hb. Dock-. e at md 3wy .I 106a m 185 - 1P 425 t, 3h aV ..Naliway ',2221 - 21m ,. 59 - 9 5j Baond0 eatbg,.. 1181 ?? 1117' . 4. t. Alid-W&le ?? ,,-S78 . 91 - ,is ?? MthEasern4 - a et 7 ?? 358 ?? ?? 13 A c .rend Trunk Cda - , - , - 7983 a Netroposia ?? ?? , O - .. . -. Rl Metropolitan Digtmet , .. - 156 , - j MidlaSd 75. ?? S - a 7s8 *- t Great xazz*serm * ~ 743- le ...

... Ineeiiav w xU - NOTES ON tE SWANSEA TOWN C OuNCIL The prinipsI f eature of a quist meeting waa a in matterbrought forward by Kr. Aiderman rd kb .in reference to an alleged diminution 'of the am water.rente. It baa been stated RU along from sjn the fist that, notwithstiading the large outlay thu of money expended on the waterworks, they paid tIO: a fair dividend on that outlay, and the amount ...

... S'CHOOL BOARD. The monthly meeting of the Liverpool Scho-l 13Pind ,was held yesterday, at illeofilees of thehboard, M1ianici 'to T- buildings,. Mri. S.G-. llathibonepresided, anid thr e a also Iresrift the Revs. Ri. Hughes, W. Lefroy, and C. at Brevoster; Mes-_,s. Hakes, Onlton, Booth. Broxns. tt Sega], P. Williamsi, R. Yates, Mtillintr, and Gaekctl1. a ItELI1GI7rS IN-STRUCTIONZ IN IN'DUSTRIA ...

... LIVERPOOL PRESBY PRESBYTERIAN CltuRCH 0 oj. The nmonthlv meetingx f thl. The monthly meeting of this prei , teerday afternoon in te Yr The Rev. J. Towers was the m aII ! ot ?? tr5t°,1e the Revs. R. H. Lurndie, H.Tariht , Gardner, A. B. Barkwav, J B D W WRlterMaefariane. 3. SarI a B. Sumner. T. D. Phil p D 1' M'Aiithur, elders. ThePex being present, w invited presb3tery. di ,*v -. THE ...

... Wn read of a personage who has great it, wrath because he knoweth that he hath but a short time. The tribes of marauders and c murderers who have long infested the bill ci. countries, now being included within our north- w, western Indian frontier, are discovering that er their time is short, and are excited accordingly. re Our troops are having active employment in the 6: way of guarding ...

... TIHR-- AFGHAIN WAR. - - -~ tee |THE SITUATION 1iN T HE EHOST tils ly VALLEY. ore the ive RETURN OF ROBERTS TO KURRUM. i e e'dt The fo,1Ving has been sent from the India Office for -1 publication:- iii [FROM1 THE VICEROY. 12TH JANUA43, 1879J. s Roberts reports ,ffairs settiing down in Ehost. .i People becoming reassured. All principal Maliks have , tendeIed submission. Proposs to leave ti~xe a ...

... |LONOWN CT~hR4'UN11teNC3E.(S - - , From ower London Corresponldet.) Lt LoNDON, Friday, midnight. e The Midland Railway strike progresses To-day 0 the Times takes, in a most unmistakeable fashion, the n part of the men on strike. This is a most unusual Lt thing on the part of thethunderer. But the thunderer .- shovws a fair and a good reason for the faith that is in it. Notwithstanding that the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...