... 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 ...

... Brugsh-Bay, Henry.-A History of Egypt under the Pharaohs Translated from the German by the Late Henry Danby Seymour, F.R.G.S. Edited by Philip Smith, B.A. 2 vols. with coloured plates and maps. John Murray, Boddy, E. Marlett, F.R.C.S.-Hydropathy. Baillre, Tindall and Co. Corner, Caroline.-'Twixt Will and Fate. Remington and Co. Colenso, Right Rev. J. W., D.D., Bishop of Natal.-The Pentateuch ...

... RIOTUNG ON A flACECOURSE. 1 ^11 - 1 ar ?? ?? ltrl ?? rD l : A.T Shrewsbury, Thonias Ilfttlews, I ward Ricliardg, John. tlcnncssy, and Willar M'Lcan, alias ' 1loppy, wovre charged last week wvith being conccrned in a riot at the Shrewsbuiry Races, on the 12th of Novomi- ber last, The row bogau with a crowd of fortty or fifty people raisiug a cry of Welsher aglnint two men who were, in the ...

... BERLIN. fan. 6. THE negotiations between Prince Bismarck and the Curia have come to an end; the happy peace by which the Chancellor hoped to win the support of the Centre in order to overthrow the Liberals has proved a failure; and Dr. Falk has obtained a new lease of power: that is the latest phase of the Kulturkampf. It has proved anew how little the Prince, for whom politics are a simple ...

... I - THE MIDLAND RAILWAY STRIKE.--Those who travel by railway during winter-especially during such an inclement winter as the present one-have' their ordinary anxieties and discomforts intensified by snow, frost, fog, and brief daylight. Nor is their disquietude, when travelling on the Midland Railway, likely to be lessened by the appearance of placards announcing that that Company is in want ...

... Elyid Obttvivql? Otb3d- THE WAR IN AFGHANISTAN. The following despatches from the Viceroy have bmen sent to us for publici- tion from the India Office:- January 7.-Roberts reports reached Yakubi Sunday; hoped to reach Matoon, the )(host cantonment, yesterday. Mahommed Akran Khan, Deputy-Governor of Khost, came in to pay respects with principal Maliks. People seem friendly. Attitude of Akran ...

... ENGLISH PA UPER L UNA TICS. THE ever-growing cost of maintaining paupers in the lunatic asylums of England and Wales is naturally causing discontent among ratepayers, and it cannot be acceptable to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who now has to provide for about 40 per cent. of the absolute outlay. Looking through the thirty two or three annual reports of the Commissioners in Lunacy, a rather ...

... I *lNEltAL G'IANT IN Il',ELAND. (A N IA .: N . ?? . . . A ?? swas given onl Friday evening in the Manlision hlouse, Dublin, to cenelal ('rarlt, who, in responding to tile toast of Iris health, alluded to America as a grett and perosperous country, reldich hiad been ior soine veaxes slh'erirrg from aI great depression which tire whole world felt. There was no ouestreng w~hen Au millionls of ...

... NAVAL AND MIILITARlY INTELLIGEKC1B, An order has been, issued from the AdijilraLitY that engineers and assistant ?? on beitng paid off, or onL return to Ellgland on ?? oif or sapersession aibroad, may state the reservO they Ivisih to join, and be dischargeti to the guarde lu at once, or at thle ?? of full pay leave, without reference -to thle Admiralty. The 2nba(ibattalion of thle 5th Foot rt ...

... THE, EXPLOSION, ON BOARD THIE TJIITNDER1 - (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) (FROM o0r7 ow0r CORRESPONDENT.). CONSTANTINOPLb', FuacnA', We bave received ?? additional particulars of the explosion on board the Thunderer. It is said that at the moment of the accident some of the men hold their hands before their eyes. Their hands and the line above on the forehead were dreadfully burnt, but the sight ...

... tORD BEACONSFIELD. ?? We are enabled to state, from late inquiry at Rughenden, that the condition of the Premier is not such as to occasion alarm. The recent severe weather affected him with a slight cold, which disappeared on Tuesday morning, when he experienced the first trouble- some symptoms of gout. The attack of gout has not con. fined him to his bed, and in the daytime he has taken rest ...