... THlE ZULU WAR, !tB I In k. If the papers and despatches bv the O0 Dunrobin Castle and the advanced tele- I u _ grams of the Asiatic's news from Madeira el do not carry our information concerning fc r affairs in South Africa far beyond former 1 e dates, they are none the less reassuring aS enabling us to form a clearer judgment f concerning the extent and probable conse- lqtence of 'the ...

... TILE BULGARIAN ASSE-AHIT, } ?? FaET. -it. _.s. The Bulgaiian Assenmbly will now proceed to tS eket its bureau, ?? P1 o 'riace Dondoidofti Korsakciff Will malke n rep-et to the Assembly con- a crnix g his acniniistration from the date of his s ap sintm evt o.s gcrn; r. It is considered probable 6te !tbat either %. Taukcff or the Bulgarian Eaar4 bar Iill le elected prisident of the chamber. Th ...

... CAI'TURE OF TRAVYELLING CARD SIHAlE'EIS. At the DIanchester city polica court, ye-terlay, tl.ree mien. named Thonls WallaCe. giving his ID ad. r~ss as 1, tyaud-rniui, Kentish Town, London r( Wihlans Gcecrge, of Ii, 1'1eltend-stret';, Islingin, it Lcn der: cr9` William Tarner, 1229, Suifolk-streot, New-strect, ijrano~rghao. all describing themiselves I as bettiogeen, era charged with hai-ving ...

... ?? . . TBE BLACEBUgN IMIPROVEMENT BILL was read a second t tim- in the Houue of Commuons on Thursday. NoN PAYorcN4T OF HAtusE.-On Tharsday a number of f defaulting ratepaysirs were examined, and orders made I for the payment of the rates they owed. Furaous DRIVING. -At Bllackburn Town Hall, on Wed- nesday, James Kirkham was fiued 2(s. and costs for furiously driving a horse belonging to his ...

... ft== == ?? PARLIAMENT. hi the House of Commons, yesterday. 34r. Yicnk moved the second reading of the Consecration of Churchyards Act (1867) Amendment 1iBM, which he described as a tont iliat or' m nealure f ramed wit ithe object 03fpn-4; idliag I ehier to ?? resident. in irnur 11 Iv -3 I' o p]rting them as far as pl ?? ef ?? ' ' souse footiug as noneoii- fc'ruuts i 1 ii-u OIt iuojlis and ...

... LATEST I RAPTI C >-rEX pS A.ATSPnTl:TPtn >jrE tCOURT, &i. A, ?? fl 17c40-1r.) WiVIDSOP. CiarrIi, FHB. 2.3. re and the lti- cr Beatrice drove out 7P ,iweroo0°- attn edi by La'ly S-uthiampton die Of Ely. the cnozught And S-ratberrtD,attended stai hget-onf arrived at the cartle shortly the the Qikefo the Pdocess Boatrice, i9 Lrfiof Hi ,,cthe P'diucesses Victoria jruro, a4d the Hereditary Grand I ...

... EX ENSITVE ROlGl3EriE s AT lIIVCOILN RAILWA I STATION. At the l::zuotrn r!'lInA -m o..- i., C~)n - I ^i firs 1) :recern ?? ?? v rd -tJ. . ilwa lor;I:oic, .Jseurh Proc xo, eitelrioit beirr er . Peter lighy. cianpiny,: a-nki ?? S. S;DItir h, e> in tih erttt.'-) of t he Leirdon ; i r-soe res-,- orirlipngs-. were orf th:ihor on eereil crirgdi 2 ssealincg a bcs teitaii Ag 44 r arto, ire r-i;ferr.r ...

... I ?? at jLONDbN-, MONDAY EVENING. ins Now that the rep~orts of the battle of lsandecla )icy are coet ad nyoeoiinis expressetid about it. it was due to blundering. A blunder ps1forced the war on, A blunder node us invade th Ind with forces hardly, onough fox Lhe ?? of h ['lie defence. A mnilitre-v bluadex cbetrayed us into anu- the hands of the Zulus All -sorts of rur.eoux17 Pr are 11ying ab ...

... LIVERPpOOL LIBER 'a ASSOCI Iq iON , ~~A .. _N.. | OUTH To I EM Wl y Last everieg. t!e ?? -,a - . oth T;ixteth iranch *f rtysa in the Cer,;regationali, Sri rc ?? ; ?? al. Pa lq~-r ud 'h.s.r : the Iant Liltral ct~i61iil;i,> . .:dI tire were prrci( rit ?? association, witi their wi s fri onI the ulatform there Her- ;rs'r. D .eultc'n, A. Pitt, jun., HI us j.k O ' - anmes Fitzpatrick £ I. r,- . ...

... THE WAR IN AFGHIANISTIN. nTHE AMETCIS ILLNESS. to ts The ye, 137: 11c dlcorrespoundent telegraphs dcc LIthe following details of the Ameer's illness, corn- of LS xlle-mentary to the last desratch :- ca a TASUEYDte, Fori. 22. Several days after the departure of General at a Losgenoff for Tashkv-nad with the Afghan embassy, Pec ti Ve Ameer sumomoned the doctor of the Russian the mission, who had ...

... SISAL ITNTERYIEWS WITH PEACE. AlvliIVAL OF MARAWOOD. in ?? at The Central News agency says-M~rs. Ward, the th in reputed wife 6f the convict Peace, Willie Ward, rie and Mr. and Mrs. Boisover, visited the convict y Peace in Armi~cy Gaol, yesterday. The interview was of a very affectin character, and the convict apipeared to be prostrated after wards by the efforts 1 zan hu made. u rd Marwood, ...

... 5 OUR LOiNONT CORRESPONDENCE I Parliamontary indolence and indifference is .8 have reached the height of absolute lazines-s. bi Unless the house is discuss-ing its own rules. artn audience cannot be kept, and even then it Lb cannot always be kept. Yesterday, banking d and water supply were un-der consideration. e Banking is a subject which is causing painful U. excitement just now in nearly ...