... L, ONDON ' CO'RRESPONDEN CE. I f~~~~~ . . . .v ^Ev ht [BY TREuRAPH; PROM. OUR ~OWN ;CORRE$POINIDENTJ: I ROHERTS AT CABUL-THEG4UNS CAPTREDATCA -REPORTED NEW DEVELOPMENT OPTEEATR QUESTION-7THE ILANGTiiY-WEST SLADR, AE THE GREEiK QuESTioN-THE NEW RSINMN OF-WAR-THEn CITY SOANDALS-M GLDTE -COUNT SCHOtJVALOPB'-MR, KAVANAGH S OPINION OF THE AiGHANS-HUGE IRONOLADS- A NATIONAL THEATRE. LONiDox, Sunday ...

... FRIGHTENED TO DEATEH at ;k Ol the morning after he landed in Manilla the f doctor sallied forth for a walk on the PRseo. He had ol not proceeded far when his attention was attracted to ay young girl, a native, who was walking a few paces ahead of him. He observed that every now and then . the girl stooped her head towards the pavement, which g was straightway spotted with blood. Alarmed on ...

... M. DE TALLEYfRAND. in The populace greeted the Deputies generally on he the close of their session with Vive ta. ationa ! of Vive la nation ! But to two of them a sort of. I oration was accorded, and the cries (of sinister 0 Iaugury) Vive le vertuoeuz P`tiot P 1 Tisve Nu- rt, corruptible Robespierre .' were reiterated with lot frantic enthusiasm when those two furious Jaco- her bins ...

... PROTECTIONIST FALLACIES. SIte-I have lqee'l waiting to see if any onr more C c etent to the tasl would answ er your article on Mil tile above qitestiot i i our impression of the 6th. As d: ne l-s done so, i as I think your case far frorn la O ,5 I do not th ;: it ought to go unanswered on (I P'me part of tbotise 0i) ,>ld ib different opinion. I do net p~repos to fo XIV yoll closely through all ...

... AB3ERDEEN TOWN COUNCIL. I. MUNICIPAL4 DEPARTMENT. pul. IAn adjourned meeting of the Town Council was held the yesterdey to dispose of the business left over from ,eiOn Monday. Lord Provost Jamieson presided, and the age other snembers present were-Baillijes Donald, Smith an Macdonald, Esslemont, Ross, Dean of Guild Walker; sas Treasurer Walker; Messrs Findlay. Tulloch, Tennant, Gordon, Paul, ...

... :COL STAN LEt AT.TON. ..vII. To-ay 0 al. .tahiley, SeretayfrWr'wsWAY presented '~t n drs b dk ',tive Club with an addresto by the PrponCosra'Hl Men's Club, congratulating himohsapinm tJmk toa seatin the Cabinet. 'Theadrsftreerigohi i o'he~ fat tht il tnley ws is euhd to ut Palimntb Preston,, added- Your immediate axo SDconnection With Preston wva§ sieered osly,at tha call ofd40,W you were ...

... --~~ | sduti 1 aeeting of the Fordyce School Board was h J hs~fees pglday in the office of the cel k, Nr Cheyne, Port- letti sr-SIc Stephen, ill tile albSence of MU Colville, presid- the i117 Tlhere were also present-Rev. Mr Grant, and of I Meas Chidva-. Forbes, ult Darno. Gee Ri1PlAIiS ON SCHOOLS. has t ber. MJ-. Grati reported, as to the repairs at Bog- ther rabacisab School, that he had got ...

... MR G6LASTONE AT HOME. ent of Me GLADSTONE has come back again braced sik da..ak, for the coming contest in Mid-Lothian, which M stores in his own opinion is destined to lay not merely Pr The that constituency but the whole of Scotland lee Ire now prostrate at the feet of the Liberal party. It is se( i mean to be hoped that he has enjoyed his holiday tal ve may abroad, that his political temper ...

... : i - - 1 , ,Y.I the THE ATTITUDE OF THE BOERS. SIR GARNET WOLSELEY INSULTED. THE EXPEDITION AGAINST l: SECOCOENI. MOIROSI'S MOUNTAIN TO BE ATTACKED. Er lhe! ,ph I be1 1 Iu arge [9 STANDARD TELEGRAM.] enl thbeir CAPE Tows-, October 7.' i tic and Sir Garnet Wolseley has issued a proclamat ion gu :urd- from Pretoria, in whic'h he says that, in order to a .azar remove all doubts as to the ...

... A correspondent of the Cape Amas writes as follows I I from Shoshoag, under date 5th Aug. .-'The ' Jesuit 1 g Mission to the Zambesi' reached here (the chief town l 1. of the Bnmangwato) on Wednesday, the -23rd ulti'ni. d Their arrival caused quite a sensation amongst our, un-, t sophisticated B mangwatos. With incredible.swiftness 6 t the news spread that eleven teachers had come, and in d ...

... - THE CAPE MAIL. thre Hot C1APi TowN, October 7,(Ia Plymouth). nexi Sir Garnet. Wolseley, as already announced by elec telegraph from Madeira, hasa published in the elec glidswarr Gazette a proclamation declaring that Her 'aceel Majesty's Government have fully determined to main- and tain the annexation of the province, and calling upon 'Burl I all inhabitants to maintain law and orfder. A ...

... bills- - - Iphus FINSBURY. es Last evening Major Duncan, R.A., Conservative and candidate for the representation of Fiusbury, addressed IMr a large mneeting of his supporters at Holloway Hal], )ntand generally defended the policy of the present Go- ,-ader verrnment. A resolution pledging the mneeting to sup- o he netport his candidature was carried. lking such RECORD OF WRECKS.-Tenm r of ...