... 9Diesel nlr InT A1 I. Sn,-I have read Mr. O'Byrne's letn with bn ordinary nt, And can boa tGStimY ti the is, strong feeling which the rih poor have ?? entering the worhoue It I tbe ?? of tha.syqsem nwt of the aOcii.. The systeb s wooden, i46ioa h Ye i ai the sproding on of u taa, d, l 4 or per I foety te syse is ared out the ?? wodenl the ~iriia he . A ease in in~ ias jiit occu'ed A poor but ...

... -I PERA, Sept. 23, IT has more than once been shown im this correspondence how the Eastern mind delights in long and crooked links between cause and effect. At the present moment the Stambouli rejoices in connecting the maintenance of the Cabinet with the Karayannopoulo tragedy, and revels in the thought that Osman was at the bottom of Karayannopoulo's mad freak, and Karayannopoulo's mad freak ...

... altio Obtninglo atw-d. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE FRENCH EDUCATION BILL. LYONS, Oct. x.-M. Jules Ferry, who has started for the Vosges, appeared on the balcony of the Prefecture prior to his departure and delivered a short speech, in the course of which he declared that the Government was united in its decision not to accept any compromise with regard to Article 7 of the ]Educational BilL TURKEY. ...

... THE ST. OL=ENT DANES ENDOWED SaO:OM I The en1dwa.ju i ant scbool it~ konghiton-s464t H'AW whic lisa reaie cl ad sinca the summaZy. 4ismissa SAga. Of the lat shol mistress a-weekago, wras re-openied yes- terday-another mi astrsbavilggba found to undertake dd the utie tenporrily. -.Under whe regulations the Bor sfttb are directed in the case of a. vacancy topbls a dwr 4V tisemesit in t9or wore ...

... LO2(DOY WEDSFanAsY. OaT. L . ?? Oz cormepondent at Alhhbad, taesva his to us yesterday, says that a portion of the ?? foree oas takexr possession of -Dskka without op- ponition. ;An offilaal ?? from the Tieesoy, eomau- 6azted to ur2 by t-he India Office, states that General Robert concentrated on Sunday evening nm Rhbuhi. th .11his force. Cabulwaa re- ported qiet. up tW atay,. and no oppositon ...

... I ?iii?? I IN NEW3 OMCL -~,B ?? If NWPSMW AIMD ZAXDRLS MAOWZR . assON3. * Li_ ?? FiLW..; . lX~i- -l t. ?? .. no j012 I - b0 . hj ' ?? ?? '?ff->sa>R*9~Af Ai 4~jtitstgta.AibhIiw;-Sm we ' nlod fotoe uX 460 904 ?? te a rtN- w~ e~ ~ ~ 0 WE-,,4EE * i Wf uunsd fro - ~ i . 1Qp,*5frce .a 6. & o Sand 7-WdL: - t. ICelmd, I. 1. s, ?? S-etherly'b wied. thei az4 Weiss. 1; Jeleei. u.tl S. n~l !;.S.WS=terl .o ...

... I THE REVENUE. The Times, commenting on the Revenue returns, points out that the income of the last quarter has been singularly unsatisfactory. The real sources of revenue-the Customs, the Excise duties, stamps, land tax, and house duty, even the Post Office and the Crown lands-have all brought in during the three months, July-September, i879, less than they did in I878. The single item on the ...

... TH HSOCIAL BCMEOE o~itA~ (MM On SCUL -OnaPONDMT RAlWKREST T=M=n ZuXize. The palatisa town boll of this @4 Oi Pens its doors to-!morrou morning to the host of mora and politial philosophbere who annually maet in congress for what they thfemi ve ' i s the promotion of ojal m eotgnoe lb iin itica the anticipated advent of this body occasiono no ml stir; and ?? exciting is the bustle of ...

... THE RUSSIAN EXPEDITION AG, THE TURCOMANS. OFFICIAL DTAIU.S OF THE BATTLE OF GEOK TEPE (BY GFSRET NORTEMM T UGAP2L) (noic 0U OWN OORflBSPONT T.) ST. PETEMSBUEG, Sam., 30. The Invalids Buse to-4ay Contains the follow- lug official telegram frmm eneral G Lomakin dated the 16th of September, Beurma, 800 versts from Tohikislr :-1 September 9, .thb advanced column at Geok Tope eno~untered a large ...

... NEWS FROM BRu. (BY S DMARM' TMLGPAPZ4 (nom OU OWN Commaorm .)i BERLIN~, Tuuoi v Na - The interview between Prine Bismerck ana Prince Orloff, the Russian Ambassador. at Paris, which took place here two days ago, has excited much attention in political cirles. The Berlin preliminary elections to-&a show a proportion of 28 to 3 in farour of the Liberals. The latest news from the provinces ...

... FIRST EDITION, Z30 p.m. I (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) SIMLA, Oct. I.-General Roberts telegraphs that he will advance on Cabal to-day. The health of the troops is gcod. Lieutenant Kinloch, while on his way to j 3in the 12th Regiment of cavalry, fell into an ambuscade formed by the Oruzaies and was killed. GERMANY AND FRANCE, (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) BERLIN, Wednesday.-The statement is confirmed that Count ...

... TEE lQTIMIST BALNQUETS IN FRANCE ( 'BY SUBW.&III T=LGRAPH) (ROM 1JB OWS oN co szoNDEnl.) PARIS. TUEnSDAY N1UMr. If' B proof were wanting of the extinction of monsrchical sentiment in this country it might be found in yeasterdays banquets& In all France the LegitimistB, notwitbstanding unparalleled efforts by wealthy patrons, were not able to, bring six C thousand persons together to celebrate ...