... 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 ...

... -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 ...

... THE DUKE OF ARGYLL ON THE EASTERN QUESTIONSt The Duke of Argyllhas rendered a useful service to the constituencies who will shortly be called upon to pronounce on the Eastern policy of the Government, in drawing up a detailed review, mainly froan official deouments, of our relations I wi th Turkev since the Treaty of Paris, and with ] Afghanistan since the brst Afghan war. Without sonic suoh ...

... I THE STRIKE OF DOCK 11ANDS AT I LIVERPOOL. ME1ETNG OF mAGISTRATES. THlE STREETS PATROLLED BY CAVALRY. In view of the probable oontirsuanoe of the riotous scenes of the preceding d6y the authorities of Liverpool were actively on the alert on Saturday, and as the result of their timely measures no disturbance of any kind took place. During the whole of Friday night the police force at the docks ...

... THE PREI . I 9ENTS FOR EMBARKATI9ONYFTUE 17T1 LANTERS. The commotion in the 'vicinity of the rctoria c Docks, which ,hasi.been increasing daily, reached. v the oulminating point: veiterday, when the orac It regiment of 'Defxh oi' glbrv ' ancets embarked p on. bourd the stbawsbtp' Frt4noe for service iii 1 Ziiluland. Ouitaide the dock oates tbere was littleo.a to see, and all the eitranoes, ...

... 1FRORi CALCUTTA iO {BRIT :BURMAIL- - :: , 0X1 OUR SPFOIAL COORBPONDrI) . - BA ?? : R NOON,4Mr ?? It is only from its own bosom that the rsn-' dear and majesty cain be 'aldoq.ately ept atd, of the great rinvr on *hidlh bank standa i what Ankl-Indians aid#nd.'of calli`g the Ci*.of ' Palaces, Afloat on its *'ater, one 'recognises the breadth and volame of the mighty a in the forest ofi tall ...

... LO.ZDON. SA TURDA Y, FEB. 1. Our Special Correspoudent ' at Jeilalabad tele- graphs that a rumour iso urrent there of tbe death of Shere Ali, while returiingjfrom Turkestan. No contirmation of tbis, news. had, however, been received, and Major Civagnari was iuolined to doubt the story. Accordingto intellig'ence re- ceived in S4t. Petqrsburj, 8here Ali hsd reached the Russian frontier.. The, ...

... IMPEIRIAL PARLTAMENT In the House of Commons yesterday afternoon Sir Charles Dilke gave notice that he will to-day ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer when such further papers relating to the Zulu war as the Governament might consider necessary to a full discussion of events in South Africa would be in the hands of members. Yesterday being Ash Wednesday the sitting did not commence till two ...

... I I THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. DEFEAT OF THE ZULUS. E&STERN TELEZGRAPH.) (Via Madeira.) (rOMa OUR OWN COBRESPONDENT.) NATAL, JAur.ny 21, 9.30 A. . A force of 10,000 Zulus sent to Ekowe by Cetywayo is retiring before Colonel Pearson's i column. A Zulu spy who has been captured reports that the army had beeni ordered to concentrate at Dulendi. a No. 8 column, under Colonel Glyn, had a first ...

... UmYEBS;I I I I GO E ?? .MT . AMINAM X: OROR ,,e; ' Fh5T X mNAilZ'Io2 fO 't flI~OsiES Qi' BACa;Er, bo Vusic.-The follwoisg entleieen nave satiaded fth examiners und Iacaevo&dcotes $- ilniu Cl-ton1 B.A.~ 'riaity olloge and St. Michae's, Tenbuhryi The Rev. William Jacksonk, M.A., Worcester Collep, and lher-street, Carlisle; Basil Hll*eod, commoner, Trinity ,aeso&r F. e. Core Ouseley Bart., Christ ...

... GFNRAL FOREN NRW& OM ValAwms AG, ,WJD1~A, P. 8tf Delohrah itadaied, Qa he ?? oef the Ooinmitte to recommend to this eoslrtlon of the G et t th petitfion resented byo iumnber of Ausra ri forth. grant of Wdofl0,OO6fOoi~ni for, 0h representation of Austria at the Sydnqe Hxhli .EgoDepei to-day reeivedthe oominttterpo mating the Ihln bondholdere of the urkidel : Be. plying to thair repreentlouna ...