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... GENERAL FOREIGN EWS THE TREATY OF PEACE. In celebration of by a thanks- the Winter ve corps of the distriet of the Grand the band Chapel attached tothe the Metropolitan Isidore read the tification of the Treaty of Peace. A the 101 guns the 8. Peter amidst: THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT. having Vice-President of of Heer Tee A second letter the Vice-Chancellor to-day to to the Tasker Herr that the 4, to ...

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... NOTES FROM an ‘AL CORRESPONDENT.) — Evening, Solicitor-General was rather rash in saying at Haddington that mo one kad accused our commander in the Zulu war of being a bad general, Lord Chelmsford did very an inferior officer, but doubts had been about his elevation, as well as that of his brother, even before this A very circumstantial story is current in London, which has arrived in ...

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... FOUNDERING THE BARQUE SUFFERINGS OF THE CREW, On intelligence reached Liverpool of the foundering of the barque Abeona, and the rescue of the crew, after undergoing fearful suffer- ings for several days. The German steamer Switzer land, which arrived at New York on the ist inst,, from Antwerp, had on Capt. Rennels and crew of the lost petra which were taken off the wreck eleven In his report ...

... THE HARBOUR OF WI An important Wick was re- ceived yesterday by Provost Rae secretary of the British that the directors are thes upon the harbour of and it io Indicated tux urther that there will be a modification in dues. As these two matters the chief ob- Harbour hill, there is now a pect of the bill being of the us cleared to a local trust. for the transfer of the ...

... TIGER HUNT IN CALCUTTA. On Monday, January 6, two the ex- of Oude, whose house ie on ee bt bank of the Hooghly, escaped from their cages, a keeper having incautiously left the door of their cage when cleaning it. One was shortly after pr pce cre grounds by a superintendent lice; the other swam across the river and near the ghat in the Botani Gardens. Shortly after landing, he knocked down and ...