... ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PARUAMENT4 HOUSE OF LORDS.-Ta'uPaDAY, FZB. 13. The Loan 0mAmbmon took his esat en the Woolsack at ?? o'clock. There was a fair but not very full attendance of the peors and the Mjnistors wore early-in their places. The Prince of Wales and Duke of Connaught arrived shortly after five o'lock, and took their seats on the cross- benches. Among the ladios present in the gallery were the ...

... 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, ...

... ,INEWS FROM PRa ?? SMAn= TMLGRAE): (oi ouo; owN &vansrolwzNT.) PARIS, TLMAT b 10ie At the Ministerial' Council to-day several g decrees were signed ciinging the procureurs antd II the commanders of corps 9d'avme. M. Bertauld. a senator and an eminent law professor of Caien, a thorougl, Republican, is appointed Procureur- General 6f the Court of Cassation, and M. Dau- phin, a senator, Procureur ...

... THEWMEBERS FOROMMIflG8 ND THEIR I ~~~ICON TS I I,, IS 1 (nbx oVB ?? 0onondlftMT HASTINGS, MoNDAY X9Te . The nembers for the borough of Hastings addressed their constituents this evening at the Music Hall which was crowded. Mr. Councillor Wumnri pre- sided. Mr. Bu2ssav M.P., first remarked that he wished the Liberal leaders 'had been more discriminating in their criti- cism. They had confined ...

... THE STRI OF THE ENGINEERS IN LONDON. By far the largest turn-ont of en.giueers in the metropolitan district took place on Saturday afternoon, when the men employed at Messrs. Penn and Sons, Greenwich, to the number of over 600, left their work not to return to it to-day, unless under the old or un. reduced rate of wages which it is most unlikely the employers will concede. The Amalgamated ...

... TLE COMING CONTEST IN MIDLOTHIAN. (BY TELEGRAMR) (toAOUR SP'ECIAL OORRESFONI)ENT.) .EDINBURGH, SuAyv NIGHT'. Those unaware of the intensity of party feeling in Scotland wvill find soine difficulty it, realisiug the present attitude of Liberals and Conservatives in the county called on the most recent mipsp Edin- burghshiro, but here always spoken of as Mid- lotbian. The Southron, however, who ...

... ROUND ABOUT FR a CE I r - So1 ( . I . : f ' ; ;: . ' `!9l:,P0LII0CSf OF THE Ai . Too pay ?? XA r zh rejoiges. ?? Marh.l A ois ir{iremenf ?? bGfis; correqt as t y, that it wiis affoto by i . i; army is but the image of the atin, Ad eyery Wind of o~nion is repreiqnte in. it. Broadly spezkiiig, however, there are, rahes of the perviec more liberal than others, and I shell per- hap. make the ...

... TO BOB RDITOR OF THE DwLY NEWN.. Sm,-If we may put any faith in the corre- spondence of LiEurPfie DiploeaVqtie, Le Soiresta fitte, Paris Jourhaa, Le Ifotvenent Finamcier, and lastly the Abot-Xead daran. or The Man with the Blue Spec- tacles, which is the Arab PuncA and which has found its way into the remotest villages of the valley of the Nile, an extraordinary comedy is being played at ...