... LATE$ST; NEWS@. (Reuter's Tdelrams, per P1res3 Associgtio'.] FRANCE. PARIS, JANUARY 17. The newspapers representing the Left and Republican Union parties urceservedly approve 31. de Freycinet's ?? progranmne. The orgaiis of thle Left Centre, the Extreme Left, and the Right, I while arguing fronm different points of view, agree in reproaching the Mllinistry with its silence on the amesesty ...

... ?? The following list wag read by tie Senior Examiner, in the Senate house, Cambridge, yesterday, morning WRANfOLERS. D8 Larmor, St. John's (Long, St. John's 2 Thomson, Trinity I Tuck, King's 3 Allock, Emmanuel 20 Crrosskey, Trinity HaU 4 Cox, Trinity I lley, St. Peter's 5 Mackenzio, Emmanuel Somerville, Trinity 0 McIntosh, Queen's _3 Wooducockr, Christ's 7 Wclsford, Caie I Hawthorn, Pembroke ...

... Tho following wills have been recently proved :-Of Mr. Harry Mfaple, late of Tottenham Court Road, uphol- sterer and general warehouseman: personalty under £120,000.-Of Sir. ArthurAuigustusRasoh, lateof Lloyd's, underwriter, of Ewell, in the county of Surrey, and of Brighton; personalty under £'100,000.-Of Mr. William Carter Price, late of Melrose, Stamford Hill ; personalty under £90,000. The ...

... i I SUCCESS OF THE KOHISTAN EXPEDITION. HEAVY AFGHAN LOSSEJS IN THE RECENT FIGHTING. [OFFICIAL TBLEGRAIN11. The followipig has been issued by the India Ofice for publication: - (From Viceroy, January ], 1880.) News from Roberts to 30th reports Baker te- turning from Kohistan, having reached and destroyed Mir Batcha's fort without opposition. Several headmen of Kohistan and Logar have sent to ...

... The Berlin correspondent of the Dailly News says that he las received the following communication from i.t. Petcrsbarg :- You will remember that aboattwo months since, in connection with the expedition that bad been. pronosed by General Kauffman for Northern Afghanistan, and to the information subsequently received, that it was considered better perhaps not to proceed with the neces- sary ...

... The following forecasts of the weather during the ensuing twenty-forr houra were issufed from the Aletoorolgical Ohice at 4 p.m. yesterday afternoon:- DIsTAesvsT1. ; FOREIASTS. 1 0 Scotland, ND . . ?? South-westerly and snutherly winds, strong, 1. Scotland, ?? I perhal sa gale, and squaay; some rain, .2 Eiglaso, N.E. )South-westerly winds, strong, perhaps as 3. En isnd, 1.. gale; squaily, ...

... WEST BROMWIOH LIBERAL ASSOOIATIONT. The annual 9oirde of this Association took place :in the Town hali; West Bromwicll, on Tuesday under the presidency of Mr. J. A. licisricl, 3.P. 'Ehere wan a very largo attendance, and amongst those present vorce Uessrs. M. A. Bass, lI.P., G. 11, Reoricl, Alfred Caddick, T. Weeks (hon. secretary of the Tinton Liberal Asesoiation), I. Bedworth, J. I H . ...

... , I Early yesterday morning en alarming railway accident occurred in Birmingham, at the junction of the Harborne- line. beyonid Monument Lane station, on the London and North-Western lnilway. It appears that every morning at ten minutes past sir o'clock a goods train leaves Menu- ment Lane for Harborne, and, as a rule, it is rather heavily Ilden. Yesterday morning it consisted of an en- gine, ...

... The annual meeting and dinner of this society was hold on Tuesday. at the Grand Hotel, Colinore Row; Mi. JT. S. VJugdale (l.ecord.'r Of Eiirslilghaill) prosiding. There wns n large attendance, and amongst those pvesent were illessrs. H. Lakin Sbuith jvice-presirelnt), Il Milawcs] E. Parry, Couneillors G. J. Johnsoll andl C. Ei. Miathows, Messrs. HugeoYoung, IV. S. Allen, A. A. Baker, N. ...

... Last night a grnat Liberal demonstration was hold in the Saloon of the Corn Exchange, Wakefield, in support ?? of the Liberal candidates for the South- West Riding, M Tr, A. Unsltell presided, and was Eup| ported by the leading Liberals of the district. The follow- ing resolution was moved and seconded by the candidates 'That this meeting views with alarm the course pursued by her Afajesty's ...

... - M r. Gladstols intensdus apendinig a few days in Londoa 1.shortly. i. Last woeel 719 hours of sunsihino wore ingistered at ' Greenwich Observatory. A costly sword is about to bepresentad ?? 1Humbert by the inhabitants of Anconlia. It has boen resolved to form a centra foer Mnolester ,r and tile district of the St. John's Ambulanco Association. The new postage stamrp will not be ise ?? r for ...

... Yesterday. a mnecting'of proprietors and occupiers of land ?? these rivers wals hold at the Town Halli 'J'ewkesbury to ascertain the cause of the excessive floods of labo years, and, it possible, to prevent a recurrence ot them. TThere was Ia large attendance, The Earl of Coveutryvpresided. Milr. J. P. IEargeaunt read a report, giving a Ishitory of the introduction of weirs into ttlS Severn by ...