... [Prom our Special (e2r'rsepondent.] (BY INDO-EuRoPEAN TELERArH.) CANDAHTAR, FEBRUAnty 28. The Afghans, who carried their standatds, r. attacked a part of General Biddulph's force on t tie 26th inst. Colonel Malcolhnson, of the Scinde Horse, was I f -wounded, and Major Reynolds and eight troopers were killed. e Sonme native Sepoys of the 2nd Belooch regiment r were wyoulided. .1 Major Reynolds ...

... THE MIA7R1PIAGE OF THE DUKE OF COKNINAUCHT . Jis Royal Highness the Dulse of Connaught arrived nt 2 sindior on Saturday evening from town by the Grent W\\estern linilway, for the purpose of taking up his ahodo ,in thc -spar tinents which are assigned to him in the Castlo e un til the .1Loyal, niarriage, for which the ar rangements I within tile Castle alnd its precincts ara Progressing rapidly ...

... [BESS ASSOCTiION TELEbGRAMS.1 11OUSE OF LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AFRICA. Lord CA .raPRDOcNvssw gave notice, on belif of the Mitrquis of Lansdowno, that ho lroposes to add to bis resolution for to-morrow evening the following words:- And this Hlorse regrets that after the censure passed upon the High Coommissioner by her Majesty's Government it. the ...

... SKETCTHES IN PARLIAMENT. [BY AN INDEPENDENT SISME1i,.f ] IONDONo, Friday. ?? thee~tl Cyprus debate MIr. Smith, the First Lord of, thle AdmiraltY, appeared to piay unusual attention, and seated hinsolf close to Sir Statford rNortlicoto, as if he were going to roply. M)r. Smlith ha-s been in Cyprus. He went there n()t on; a pleasure trip, hut solely for the purpose of beingt able to defend the ...

... EXTPAORRDINARY APPLICATION. A L.TTER.{ FIROM PltACTE. Williani Onion, wvhoe face is well kinown at the ThIamns Street IPolice Court, London, applied yosturday to the Dtactiatrate for his aldlvice. Iu sttied tiat lbe wva Con- Stalitly subjected to persecutions by thu police. Only a shlort tille ao ho w as charlged ith al :csSeault, nlt1 sentelucetl to a term of implisouineit, but suffered linno ...

... TEE QUEEN'S VISIT TO ITALY. CHsERBOUiRo, Wednesday. 1 -for Mtajesty Queen Victoria rind the Princess Beatrice, lehaving ipasacri the niqlht enl board tire Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, disembarked at, five rminutes to tan this morn- ii, at tele Nxapoleons III, Docka, ait about .50 yards train which the Royal train, consisting of nine saloon carriages, h sd been awaiting her MTajesty's ...

... LATEST NEWS, [Rsufer'a Ztelerwnse, per PIrGss A150asofaf o.] -C FRANCE. 1ArIS, MIAucH 25. The ilunicipal Council of Paris hold an informal meet- ing to-day, att which it was decided ty-nnlaintain the sore- vious resolution of the Council, griainting the sumn of 100.000 fraslcs to tlhe committee under the direction of F M1. Louis Blano and Victor lingo, who have undertalecn to receive funls to ...

... D-HOUSE ~OF L~ORDS. c Their Lordships met at five o'clock. C THE ZULU WARt: THE QUEEN'S MESSAGE. Lord Tanstzo gave notice that to-morrow ho will ask liar Majesty's Government whether it is; true that at message was transmitted by the Secretary for W\ar expressive of in her Maijesty''s sympathy with thle troops in South Africa, rI and of her entire cenfidesice ha the Comimander-in-Chief, ti ...

... by T1F3E WARL INI Z IT I T CILAND.) GREAT BRITISH VICTORY ' 'AT EKOWE. THE ENEMY SEVERELYPNJSUWD B A Cape Town telegram, dated rebrury 18't (via Madeia), says :aColonel P ear tis t l een attsced at Ekowe by a large foree of t L Zulus, whom he defeated with enormous t ss, afterwards pusnuing them as far S t E3ntamedi'Y THE ZULUS ACROSS THfE TUGELA 4 RIVER - ATTACK ON THE'BRITISH ENTRENCHMENTS ...

... NEWS,' ; I ?? - - TEEPROODS n Rohen, tlie Austro.Houprk ' d.a .itd difi, w fnbefgrle dnthd enn qflsflhai f T ?? olon will be g to xt eo21 Tf c bdutions, wgich myl tlea to .48, & at91e5L A ?? qeting of l w on n held at the Aembly.room of t Is ti nader the presidency . Ma. H g T Tane moved the followinj reiouoniz ^ P Tis mieeting ietords its onvicion of Iei~ma d .tedbnces'cL the Contgious D ...

... ALLEGED MISCONDUCT OF A WELShl SOLICITOR. I. In thB High Court of Justice, Common Pleas Division. Weaetinater, on Saturday, at sittings in banco (before Lord Coleridge and Mr. Justice Grove),Ifr. Wills, Q.C. (with him Mr. Murray) on behalf of the Incorporated Law Society, moved for a rule calling upon a solicitor to batwil, the matters of affidavits charging him with having obtained an advance ...

... THEf TOLL-BRIDGE AT SWANSEA. The inhabitants of the hamlet of St. Thomas are interesting themselves freeh iu the question of abolishing the toll whioh they are compelled to pay before they can croes the river Tawe, and come into the oentie of SwnBPs WhBever thee has been &a opportunity of bringing this questicn forward, and pointing btt the injtto. ft th toll, Mr. JoQM Iei, cte o thf e n ...