... I- - ; . , , ;= 'i ?? I' , S ' I NEW ORGAN OF THE-REVOUTIONRY PARTY IN RUSSIA. Th e new organ of the Pevolutionazy Party in Russia has made its appearance, under the title of Neredaid Volia, i.e., The Will of thePedple; er- Socialistia Revolutions Zoview. It Ccateais twenty pages ootavo, double columns, closely printed on detahedsheeta; the first page bears date October 1, and at the end ...

... METERQLGIGAL j-PORTS&. I :tkwuaME b y I. .I -: 02i to4BBA8 B-.:v *i : .- . jMGR(~I= AND XZAMBAN BAEVBOUBTW;; 1t i i H-!. . ki E. 1. - .:1- I- -1 7 I,.. I I 4~ a i:; lili i: B I'C -1I. I i . I ? 1 H i : 11 i : i : ? I; . I ? : I I I .:?l 99 I p -I- ?? - - - A- - - - - - L., 0 20 I Vorrected to ?? ansd reducd tP 32' JF. The bla~ek lines ShoWv the heigtvtf the baromaeter 'at I a.m. O ...

... ML BRIGHT AT BIRMINGHAM (,tRox OUR OWN CoO DlW S. ) 13MMRogMb FUM£1 NIGHT.I To-night the suite of reeebtion rooms in con- Doetion with the municipal buillbngs which have 'been several years in course ot erection, Wits opened with a couvo.lisdoilo given to the teaohers in elementary. schools amd others by the MNyor, Aldernlau Jesse Collifes. Aimong7 the vieitors wvore the Itaht Uon. John ...

... THE SCHOOL -WARUD ECTIONS& Mr. George Offor, in-his a . ress, ' S Ays:-I'tke a deep interest In the question of education. and have oftained experience of the working of ljoabd Sobools as a ilooa managerduringthelast ixyears 1zppjnovegene-- rally the past policy of thealoncdon 8ohool Board, aid if elected as one of your repre stnives iahoul4 epdeavoar, faitbfully to carry out the ititeitioas ...

... i YAA1OOB KUAN AND THE CABUL OUTRAGE. Tons aubjoined translation of- an extract from the Dabdoab-i.Qtisari, a vernacular newspaper, published at Barailly, gives tbe idess of a native officer on the Cabul outrage. The writer, wv understanrd,ia Mabammad Nar Kban Wurdi, Msjor of the Tth Bengal Cavalry:-Tbe following circomstacces may be adduced as evincing the eomplicity of Yahoob Khan--l. If ?? ...

... Taaz trial of Adoi phus Rosenberg, aged twenty.Sevefl, C described as a publisher, for writing and publishing false Di and defamatory libels concerning Mr. and Mrs. Langtry, pi was commenced on Friday morning, before Mr. Justice w Hawkiis, at the Central Criminal Court. There were tb two separate indictments against the defendant, Oo ne charging him with the libel upon Mfr. and Mrs. West, ?? ...

... IF English barristers, following the precedent set in the recent Wushih Shan case, should take to practising in Chinese law courts, they will not only have to throw on one side many complex theories of justice in order to reach those strange laws of equity suited to the ideas of China- men, but they will also have to discard their accepted belief in the motives which guide the lives and sway ...

... THE IRISa BANK NOTE FORGERIES. Ton Dublin poliee believe they have captured two more of the gang concerned in circulating the forged National Bank notes in Dublin. Information wes given to them last viee: that two strangers were etrdeavouring to pawn .valuable rings to various pawnbrokers. This led to the arreet of CObTseS Passett, aged forty.four, and James Shaw, aged twenty.nione. The former ...

... t1R. 1AWSON AND MR. LABOUCHIERE I 45' THE ALLEGED LIBELS IN TRUTH.'5 u The hearing of the charge of libel preferred by LI Mr. Edwvardl Levy tawreon, editor of the Daily Tekqraph, tql a?.siunst Xrf. llecry Lsbouicher, editor of Trials was tl reu ed 'eserjiny morig in the South Court of the tl Culdhafl. a'1 The Attorneoy.oetit'Th and -Mr. Poland, instructed by ~l.Cx, wvere- retained by the ...

... THE SOLDIERS' AND SAILOICS' DINNER AT PORTSMOUTH ON Saturday last a banquet was given by the townsfolk of Ports- mouth and Gosport to the soldiers and sailors who had taken part in the Zula War. The entertainment was held in the Portland hall, Southsea, which was gaily decorated with flags, evergreens, and appropriate mottoes and inscriptions, and a picture of the Defence of Rorke's Drift, the ...

... ;OQYDON, SA TURDAY, aNO V. 1. Last night's Gazettfe publishes the text of the declaration signed at Paris on the 10th of last rnonth between the French and English Goveri.- melits, prolonging the duratiou of the existing Treaties of Commerce and Navigation between Great Britain and Frauce. Yesterday's Di'iMto publishes an article upon the foreign policy of Italy, pointing out that Europe is ...

... THE indefatigable exertions of Professor Monier Williams toward establishing an Indian Institute at Oxford are, we are pleased to hear, bearing fruit even beyond his highest anticipations. The Queen, the Prince of Wales, and other members of the Royal family have, amongst numerous other titled personages, liberally contributed to the fund, which is rapidly assuming most satisfactory propor- ...