... 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 ...

... RtURAL CONMUNITIES IN AMERICA. ufe, Imagine a cluster, of half-a-dozen houses situated in I kfu the open country where four roads meet, and consti- esetuting the centre, or village, of the farming community. a A meeting-house, quite like other dwellings in that it sia is constructed of wood, painted white, and with green it window blinde, occupies a conspiezsous corner; while at ave a short ...

... TIHE SEA SERPENT. --A. ,. .L. Is _ . -. .1- 1 - I lid Te e9't'h says: He lns resppeared ! The sea- ad serpen1 hasX been ditinctly sfen by Captain ( x, of ti i g ,vd Jo ip Plivatcer. s-erpenls, is spite cf repevated (fforts to or obtain respectable recognitioni, have been hitherto regarded m as mythicl. Iur ono iting, they showed no judgntent in tho selection of individuals to whom tV ...

... 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 ...

... Mk Waizice, inserts Teeth | 22 Dunes alway Dars!—There fs something af aad gloom in cts are A. Wor male and. sure means | reliable article known is re and its use is all that needed te it in ite removed. by all Chemists and | ...

... CHARGE OF THEFT AGAINST A STUDENT. On Tuesday, at the Aberdare police-oourt-the Stipendiary, Mr R. H. Rhys, and Mr D. E. Williams on the bench-William James Evans, a respectably dressed young man, described as a student, residing at Penydarren, answered a charged of stealing a merschum pipe from the shop of Mr John Williams, tobacco. nist, Commercial-street. Prosecutor, when the case was ...

... PONTYPOOL. LOCAL BOARD.—The usual monthly meeting was held at the Town-hall on Tuesday, Mr Fletcher presiding.—The medical-officer reported that the deaths for the past month only numbered five, nt the rate 11'7 per 1,000 per annum. The births numbered 13.—Instructions were given te the surveyor to take proceedings against trades- men who obstructed the public footpath by ex- posing articles ...

... On Tuesday night, Sir Wilfrid Lawson ad- dressed a large prohibition meeting, presided ore* by the Lord Provost, in the City Hall, Glasgow^ and >aid the licensed victuallers were already getting ready for the coming electoral struggle. He read the other day their motto for the fight which was More liquor and less law. This, of course, meant more crime, more madness, more pauperism, more ...

... WAR. | ?? 7-- 1 T111-1, . I AFGHAN OCCUPATION OF DpA2K1A., |PECIAL TELTd]RAT -. Simla, Tdesday. Dalka was occupied on the 29th ineS,. without crtpo :iOtioD. Ilt is 1t uorted from the frunt that' altA is quiet in Cabul. The Ameer ha-S promised as- i sistance in traorpaot and srpplies to the Britis! lor.'Cs. \cGfperal tnoberts arrived at IKushi on Sun- day, and had an iptrviexv With Yakoob ELan ...

... I (riloa OURB aTnaaRTvvm.) Boyle, Tuesday Night. Mir. llenry D. Robinzon heid an inquiry at the court-louse he-r tn-day at to the municioal ?? a of tills t9w!t. Coluel King-Harman, ?? M.P.: Majier 'bouinon, and several other ?? t ,of iuSlutlene- in the no'ghbourhoajf, in .tehi ion to town co itnissicnera, wvere present. Mr. Patrick 'oyne gave ths municipala statistics relat- ing to tiC to o n ...

... -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 ...

... Thle body of the late CaptainssWyatt-Idgofl is 0on its w55y toEngland, having loft Port Cbhelmiford en August 26, The notorious Emma Crotch, ?? Core Pearl, whose death. in Paris -was reported by the Patr'ic, is alive and well. The development of japain in the direction of Europe isl about to be merkted, by the visit of the Mikado to England. A Lloyd's telegram from flibraltar states that the ...