... sOgDONT 'INURDA.Y, MAY l. _ -~ A telgesm from Similn% states that, accozding to ?? from Cabul, Yokoob Kban's affairs are in a bad 'oudition, and that a dieafeoted spirit prevails among his troopi, who desert in large numbers. Our Berlin Correspondent telegrap that a- 3 ,.nnrt t toas sainate Qen ?? bo i heenrutrated by thast offier lkisnite. A.O~O 152;{ of the General's U al raepestiioni a mrsD ...

... FIRST EDITION, 2.30 p.m. TilE KIiEDIVE AND HIS CREDITORS. (,ELU ITEP'S TELEGPRAM° | Ai XrADRIA, May ?? test case in which the Government demanded ti,.e invalidation of the mortgages aid attachm-nts on the domain lands obtained by son.e cieditors in priority to tl'e Rothschild mortgage, and which was pleaded before the Akxandria Court of Appeal on April 23rd, came on for judgment to-day. The ...

... Lord Salisbury protests against giving credence to any rumour that the provisions of the Berlin Settlement will be departed from in any single particular. This country, at any rate, will not flinch, he says, from insisting upon the provisions of that settlement being carried out in every particular. Thus it appears that the 3rd of August and not the 3rd of c May was named in the Treaty as the ...

... i- Eo GROS OR GAVaJERY Although It caL dy a that thete is, ill the present exhihition at this gallery any single E woek of exoeption p d unexpected interest still D the oolletion ag t18ayole-I e said to be quite 'tl up to the ( irosveo ?? SBveral of our beat t kiown paiinters pro fairly repented; a few of v lse younger meon nave made goqd progressv while e feristhe icenal display, for tl a ...

... Tl~e annual meetings of the Liberation Society were held yesterday. in the afternoon the council met at the Cannon-street Hotel, and in the evening a public meeting was held in Mr. Spurgeon's Tabernacle. The treasurer's reprt showed that the society's income had been 4613.829, against /13,249 expendi- ture, leavirg a balance of Z579, Resolutions were passed by the council expressing ...

... ?? LOR S.&-ISBuRY ON MINISTERIAL, r POLICY. The bioennial banquet of tbe Middlesex con- i secrative Regietratiois .ssocistlen took place yesterday Ms evening, at± Willis's Boeinge under th6 oebsrnmashipi of If Sir CIIcAI5X MILLS, Eert., M.P., the president of the, ani assoceation. Covers were laid for 1160, and tle guests in- a eluded the Marqeis of Salisbury, Lord. George Hamilton, , M.P., ...

... THE SPHOOL BOARD FOR LONDON. The School Board for London met yesterday at the offiao or the Vieteria Embankment, Sir CuAenAo raa; Chair- man of the Botsd, presidig I The CjunAgiA a rtada latter wbich he had revovied from Dvr, Abbott, Head Maeter of the City of London School, tii which thov latter referred to the onucoas attained lost week 4t the University 1 of Cambridge by a former School ...

... -,THEH tLIBERATIO SOO ' 01 quce ~, ihua1. ?? t the 0ituoweinol i tisw Society was heldyositedy, 8t ithe ocity Tertatimiu UotelI 4 a I of mananhar from various ~d ?? ?? the fact tnarrhsr tnitci tpi' wing bnt t11 it was athetmlb wh erai re thblit* Oqi~6tlixi 'of ?? time. ?? the ,premcut -Goveranment with tits Ospid nal~.~i~O~5 d the whole 0 abamexpode~ a It ooi wold- ihe -the q46ction P this, ...

... THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE SOUTH AFRICAN TRO UBL ES. IN their contest with the Government the Liberal Opposition have to contend with one great difficulty of which they show a very singular forgetfulness. Until five years ago they had governed the country for virtually more than forty years ; and there is a strong presumption that the seeds of every trouble or crisis with which the present ...

... N:EWS:ROXA DEATH OF GENERAL L jAY ?? SwimkRN ~RRk .(Fnoxs OUR OWN OoanusPOND,) PABI6, Wcia' Nrnv. |, The death is ?? ot a ier mplised eioihgsneral, FPin Donay. at t 3eage of 61. He was the brother of General Abel W'nDy, who was ?? atWembourg. AtSolfe iho ir4ersbe was a brdier under Xarshal Nid, ba eceied iever wound Taenpris' o ated.n berturpd in tme to attack the omune, inthe armypti ...

... CTlid ?? !Vtb3d- REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.I BULGARIA. TIrNOVA, April 3o.-This afternoon Prince Dondoukoff-Korsakoff held a review of the Bulgarian trcops, including five battalions of infantry, one squadron of cavalry, and a battery of artillery. After complimenting the troops on their satisfactory appearance, the Prince exhorted them not to forget their masters in arms, and to prove themselves ...

... I LORD SALISBURY ON THE TREATY OF BERLIN. The Standard says the speech delivered by the Marquis of Salisbury at Willis's Rooms last evening was opportunely made. The language he used in reference to the carrying out of the Treaty of Berlin, uttered at a critical moment, is not to be misunderstood. It is not the bluster of an excited politician addressing an after-dinner audience. It will be ...