... THE ATTEMPTIUT UPSET THE. ANGLOINDIAN MAIL (no OUR OWN COgaESrONDW-L) ROME, SEP. 26. To the frst imperfect account of the diabolical attempt to upset the Flying Indian, as Italians call the only really fast train in the Peninsula, I can now add the following more precise parti- culars. Tho attempt was wade on the eve of the 22nd, and on that part of the line of railway between Motta and San ...

... :LOBD BUBGHLEY AND THE TENANT FARM.U~ THU EB DITO~I O? Til DilLY i=W 8IR,-Like hundreds more, I read with ixdign3s tion the utterance of Lord Burghley to the farmers el Nortbarmpton, that their wives and daughtera should not receive what is commonly called a liberal education, play on the piano, at lawn tennis, &c., being riquired to exist solely for the agricultural iterest. This, as you ...

... FIRST EDITION, 230 p.m.3 (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) SIMLA, Sept. 29, 2.15 P.M.-Tabir Khan, Governor of Khelat-i-Ghilzai, has written a letter to Major St. John, expressing pleasure at the approach of the British forces and promising supplies of provisions. The British force from Candahar will probably advance upon Ghuzne. Cholera is decreasing in the 9th Regiment. (FROM THE SECOND EDITION OF THE ...

... (FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDEN2. ALIWAL NORTH, AuGasr 21. Ahe siege of Moirosi's mountain progresses very slowly, if indeed it progresses at all. It is now more than six months since Moirosi entrenched himself behind his stone walls, which he might easily have been prevented doing had the Colonial forces under Commandant Griffiths cut him off when he was in the plain near Palmietfontein in ...

... (BY TELEOaIRA .) ' ((BOX ONB OWN CORESPONDBIM.) DUBLIN, Mo=A-z NzcaT. Tbe Chancellor of tlei Exchequer, Lady and Miss Northeote, Earl, Countess, and Lady Alice ]Pitzwil- iam, the Earl and Countess of Belmore, Col. and Lady hathleen and 1iiss Freke, the Hou. Geo. Stopford, Mr. Paul, Miss L. Heathcote, and Mr. Le Fan have been guests of the Earl and Coantess of Carystort at Clevart Castle, ...

... MEETG IN RD -PARE On Saturday afternoon, in respoiseto lsued by the AntI.lmperi Lxt eague, t Wa t C4 people asaaubled in ~edo Park to denounce t4s the Government and demand an immediste ?b d con~trT. TheRev. G. P. Murr, who wur to prtldea dnnonmo ed that letters had been pathiing wth the objects of the mee; h Dilqn. aoeph Covet, J. Holms, Otwy The a ioL c ncngng the bnsine 4tiv acused the ...

... PARIS, Sept. 28. THE demonstration which the Royalists intend holding to-morrow in honour of Henri V. is likely to be a solemn farce. The letter which M. Edouard Hervd, of the Soleil, has written, declining the invitation that was sent him, is just such an effusion as might have been expected. The Orleans Princes are nothing if not cautious. They may be said metaphorically to sit sniffing the ...

... Tll PURSUIT OF CETEWAYO. The following letter, which has been delayed in trans- miuwon, is an accountfof the pursuit of the King, by out Correspondent who accompanied the search party, and whose doescription of the capture appeared in our columni of the ?? iust.: HILLS ABOVE ENTONJANENI, MonArY, Au*usT 17. On Wednesday, August 13, Major Barrow, with one troop of the King's Dragoon Guards, 60 ...

... THESE two ex-champions met yesterday for the fifth time. Their first contest took place in May, I875, when Higgins won easily. Two years later Boyd turned the tables on his opponent; in October, I877, Higgins scored his second victory over Boyd; and in January of last year, when the race took place on the Tyne, the umpire decided in favour of Higgins on a foul. Yesterday the men appeared just ...

... ?AY1LAxI?.KIIrrAr? ? . h ffe d1 th Ad v-lt , nnil inepcon'e Ofte Pubic : porton v. TIay ?? Iesttefm for fe V'e4 ens were a .examied, after ?? their o p XTSI Of the d&(tments i 5 I irt Went tbobthcata a ndb I entering at the et H 6onse, t l I ropary, and thene to No. 1 I score of horse boat. bough tor the s armv when the IUtsean war searcq ' a lie ials and useless. Tie tsmbhr oedh s i I wore ...

... BABY-FARMING AND SPECULATIVE HOMES. THE Tranmere baby-farming case, coming as it does so quickly upon the conviction of Miss Addiscott for causing the death of children whom she pretended to take care of, testifies once more to the existence of a most cxuel and abominable traffic. Whether the finding of wilful murder against the two prisoners by the coroner's jury will be confirmed, or not ...

... THIE REGISTRATIONS. ?? WESTMINSTER. The resilut of the revision for Westmitster is as folljows:-O the Liberal Louse claims 7U were sustained, and of the Liberal lodger cjaims '2,314 were sustained, making a total of 2,434. Of the Consorvative house claimrs 21)0 were sustained, and of the Conservative lodger claims 1,7SS were sustained, ua-iug tggetber 2,Q48. The Liberal gain on the claims ...