... TEE ITARCIH ON CABUL I ill I ?? - Sl'IiYERE' FIG NG. TlE, AD H A \NS1 ROUTED. TWELVE AFGHAN GUNS,!S CAPTURE D. The following telregram from General Roberts, via Shutargalrdan, was received at the India Office yeeitcrdav CIAoAo ?? OC1. 0, E1. r1 fu RL connoitring parties were sent out on all the roads toCabul. At daybreak this mornir g it was repordted the enemy were advancing in groat force ...

... THE WE.ATHER. - C, - 4 ~ I , I IN , 1., T T.. . The clot t CvCtt, tmo Tegtein countries ef .Europe, frosi ls~ M-y to the, cost. oif Portugal, anid Lnbraces Great Ebi~. , end ?? Eitibh Isles, It ?? ijcludeii the AN-catl Siea .r Garmn2l Ocean, the a BJscay, t1e . .!:itrCTrwcaiJ, the Atlant, wjin the EDgfisDh &-anc> B ~rialcl C~annel and i 3t EXPLANATION. T d -I-, e Ctrecoeu, ard fasce of the ...

... THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION'S. RODNEY WARD. It is understood Shot Mr JT. Henotook, whose [',nine has already been mentioned as a probable La opponent of Mr. P.1E. ERatlione in this ward at the - coming election, has positively consented tIO contest the seat in the Conservative interest, It FEVETON~ AND EIRKDALE WARD. BsAt a quarterly meeting of the members of the at Rirkdale Branch of the Woiking ...

... ci no Yeeterdax-,teBiAslmp of Manchester consecrated .Jury the Church of Koglsod portion of the new cemetery IJo0- at Heaton, near Boltue. The site of the ombr biout is about GO acres, and has b-een purchased at a cost nine of £32,000). Ilar 1- The Home Secretary p&-id a hasty visit, to Bolton I'0j yesterday, inipecting the Conservative club, the ttr.owen hall, aid the pubtia free library. The ...

... FOREIGN MIISCLLL X LNL S ai Slighlt shccks c-f earthquakhe w-re felt on 1'i~ev -ei a roil $atur~day in the southern disrit of Elanorc k. A Renter's Ottalwa telegramn states th.attthe value T.; s cf the exports from tlhe dominion of Cnalida IC An 0 Auigust last is estimated at &i,-~92,0L'0. Lo Mr. Hiram Atwood, of Waterton), Coon., las: .5 se~k celebrated the ltfistli anniversary of hin Ml' 1 ...

... TIME ATTITUDE OF THE GOVERNM1ENXT. Until Mr. Cross broke the ice at Leigh. on Saturday, there had been a prolonged epell of ministerial silence. For what waere the Government waiting? Parlia- mertt was prorogued two months ago. Since then there has been a revolution in Egs pt Lord Salisbury has been in per- sonal and frequent conference with the FiCnch dinister of Foreign Affairs in FraiJe . ...

... I TuE J~4JNBJJI'L LLLC IO'$ LIly- ST, ELf IVALoD. It will be he.Iar ' it;.s i W e -I:i Th*liat ?? \0a CIIriiipst the C~ir'o',i' lit I L t ?? iturt uf M,. Ilctoro. No fornet M te0, ?? or, wi.' 1 tFt. to: inl ?? matter fu a dat' or tvo. 1120{A?S1 KHIJCTDALTI, WARD. It iI uii~, read ?? Oie Ltoeefal .~ ?? soaqri ,ill O t'tilt oI)1,e4l, ti ,Cr. Trologt. Icr','i .roorrs celiii ea1 : GREAT G1 ioitE ...

... THE BISHOP OF ST. ASAPl ON THE CHURCH IN WALES. hat S peahig at a luncheon in connection with the was cru secration of a church at Minera, yesterday, the Stel the Bish..p of St. Asaph said it was very encouraging 12 (ESt on- to know that the church still had life in it. They 1 (V.) the were gradua]ly recovering from the past, when 14 (TI. ter there. was little prov ji-on for tho spiritual ...

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... TH LA WEATHER. TUE2,IAY, OCTOBE[i 2. The chart ?? ?1e ?? ?? Rurope, from 3,rv :: ? ?? ??P ?? ,n embraces Grena ?? ýz.d the ?? 7se. It lay of Bis',y. tl i;,.iterr:..-at, r, LE vvitb th~e aj. s, I -XPLANATION. 1tO I the directroo s;ad force of the wind er-a ?? by waows :ar, d-5v ?? aý h ir' ltcwrawtbir.l motving. The focois aflccd -the cn-tnvt barbs oo- trtber'c he the strcews; tboý - mcnaom ...

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... MR, E. N. PHILIPS, M.P., ON XHIG11R EDUCATION. Oh Thursday Mr. B. N. Philips, ir.P., prodesid at the distribution of prizes to the successful students ?? iug the science 'and art classes connected with the Bun Athenaeum, which took place in the large hall of thnt institution. There were also present Colonel d. 0 Walker, M.P., Mr. Alderman Duckworth, Mr. S Knowles, and other gentlemen. The ...