... I THE ZULU DEBATE. The Timies says the majority which supported the Government against the censure of Sir Charles Dilke's resolution is a majority which indicates a purely party support, and shows that the feeling of the House on this question is very different from that which sustained the ministerial policy in Eastern affairs. It was natural that the Government, after the declaration of the ...

... Irivid obtuilT1114 otb)d$ REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE MIXED OCCUPATION OF ROUMELIA. ST. PETERSBURG, March 3I.-The Agence Russe states that, according to authentic intelligence from Tirnova, the presence of Turkish troops in Roumelia, even as a contingent forming part of the mixed corps of occupation, would infallibly give rise to disturbances. RUSS IA. ST. PETERSBURG, March 3i.-Intelligence ...

... PARIS, Monday. THE Bipublique Franfaise has changed its tone in writing on the subject of the return to Paris. It still advocates the return, but it does. so in measured language, and indulges in no personalities and invective. It is pained by the conduct of the Left Centre, but it. suspects neither the honesty nor sincerity of those senators who entertain a remnant of traditional distrust ...

... :M lPERIAL PARLINT HOUE OF LORDS.-MOA'DA.T. NAAW 81. The L0D oHnmaN took him meat ou the woolmok Ad ve 'oloc1 -C ' TgH WEA:TER 'REICl3. . . The Earl of BEACONSPLELD said that It woula be convenient to their lordship that he should state that they roposed to adjorn for ahe Easter rcss on the Ath of Aipril, and to re-assemble on the 21st. S1TATE O11 AFARS AT THEE CAPA. E5arl DE LA WARlMy. lords, ...

... PARLIAMENTAR Y REVIEW. HOUSE OF LORDS. IN the House of Lords last night, Lord Bury, replying to a question put by Lord Dorchester, denied that Colonel Pearson's column went into Zulu- land with only one military surgeon to two full battalions of troops, and that the Army Hospital Corps was composed of lads about whose want of nerve and experience the doctors complain very bitterly. The ...

... 4rTTi4 obtuinu,4 OeW, REUTER'S TELEGRA iS. THE MIXED OCCUPATION OF ROUMELIA. ST, PETERSBURG, March 31.-The Agence Russe states that, according to authentic intelligence from Tirnova, the presence of Turkish troops in Roumelia, even as a contingent forming part of the mixed corps of occupation, would infallibly give rise to disturbances. RUSS IA. ST. PETERSBURG, March 31.-Intelligence received ...

... THE LAST COLON DURMot' TO ¶tNR-RDDIf0 01F t1 DA*i , iwi SIn,-The military repulation of this: bi-:ia been most uugustly assailed upon a false asumptl~ti. When tbe news of the disssted of Isandlan, .wasi flnt. re-. coived, it ?? that ColonelDuruford had*4o4it 'on a,, general engagement with.te Zulus at, bisEotpodW Th misappreihension was ,furtber propagated In thS country by Lord Cholmiford e ...

... , ?? I , I ? M ,, I I ?? - I .- t -11? ?! il; ?, 'A . I '6POU 'l ?? ?? EL i 0 I ' ? 6 , I fl, ?? 11 4. 6n,-Setti Onaat1o inok and 3Liverr'ol events ve*t nezy-,engrofuun&.~ -therit81idAWb ?? this morning cud poo, and[ little notice wasi taken Of the~ ?? ?? 8takeF~po upow ~a~fr~wk boforebaid. ?? tilUIOPlS' o ()loher yer nsair az&, Lanva! ~yesteray,! howevav, th is IsthQ second tlnmeZ AD8el4*11 ...

... THE UNIVERSITY OREWS; Yesterday morning opened with a smart breeze from the west, and while the crews were out an omca- sioual shower of rain fell. At the same time the weatbir was warm and pleasant, and now and again the sn:mracde successful attempts to shine through the clouds and make Itself felt. Soon after ten o'clock the crew& appeared at their boathouses, and after certain members of ...

... Our correspondent at Putney telegraphs at noon :-Both crews took advan- tage of the fine morning and tide to row the whole course. The Oxford men ,walked over the Common as did the others, and then started from about the same spot off the Ship Cambridge's time for the whole journey was 20 mWi. 4 scc., and Oxford's 20 min. 23 sec. Scratch crews of the Thames and London clubs accompanied them. ...

... tI¶E MOTION OF Ce d 3 ThEs CO1UM~oN ,8 - at , THE 0 VISIO;.8 let en Me. Corteneiyeaterday reiamed thedebaite on ei Sir Charles Dilke's resolution ealling in question at the poliey of the G1Dernwent in: tbeir de~lings to with Sir Eartle Frere. Before, this ;buiness came or on there was the Customary averageg of notices f ha questioss Mr. Chanberlain gave notice that On tla thursday he will ...

... More fighting in Afghanistan is reported. On Thursday last, according, to a telegram of yesterday's date from Lahore, a body of Baretchi Afghans, nearly ,cco in number, attacked a small force under Major Humifrey in the Pishin Valley, but were defeated with a loss of sixty killed, including two Malliks. There were no casualties on the side of the British. Five chiefs have surren- dered to the ...