... . lie * ±flaJl fJUofl&NU.L.flJI . - --*f Ss A special correspondent of the ANcwra~st;e Okronsic/c states 0- that onl Frida. y Lieut.-Colonlei White, assisted by a prof es- US sionel gentleman, visited Belmont Farmn, rise scene of the L's tragic occunrence recorded in those columnis a few days 510 age. with aL viewv to muakinig plans and drawinigs of the pro- of osises for USE) inl the ...

... RECOVERY OF THE BODY OF THE GUArED. Du.a-Drn, Tuesday Night. For about half an hour to-day the mortuary at the Tay Bridge Station was ept-ty, but to-night three coitins, eacle conrismiiigng body recovered to-day from the river, lie enl the floor-, waiting removal. About one o'clock in thel afternoon, while a whale-boat, under the charge of James - Phillips, was dragring about 300 yards cast ...

... WOIEX AN-.!D WAGES. flUU'l. ?? WAG~^ES. dri; ?? o 3lC E SEN'S.-A nicel- r the colliers at ?? 'VOli)a';-cjil Alain, Mtit- . ssiou Darieald Mtain Lundhili. ieCrtonvood. anti W; was }tad last night at \Vnlnveil. 'There I atten1dauce. The Iuic.,tiuns to be dealt with i ?? ?? ta tilo livisons wic have arisel i tile m'illers in this district. 2Mr. Frith, secretary -. tih Yorkshire Assoeiation, and ...

... S POPULAR SIENCcE LEcTURES IN LEEDS.-- it Yesterday evening Professor Ricker, AM.A., delivered the first of a course of lectures for the people, under the e auspices of the Yorkshire College, in the Philosophical at Hall, Leeds. There was a large attendance, the hall being crowded, and the occasional hearty applause testified to ythe interest felt in the lecturer's remarks. The subject * was * ...

... A meeting of the members of the Leeds School Board was hold yesterday, in the Offices, Park-row. The 'Rev. Dr. FLOOD, Chairman of the Board, presided, an l tee members were preseint. I? A DAY I~NUSTF.IAn SCItOOL. t The CecirmlcANL said that, as they ?? no doubt aware. it had been determined to establish a Day Industrial 8eihool under the board. But thle sanction of thohoe SCCnoe8ie,' ii became ...

... GENEPRAL FOREIGN NEWS. (REUTERs TEarEciru .) FRANCE. OPENING OF THE CHAMIBERS. pAms, Tuesday.-The Legislature reassembled to-day efter the recess. it, the Chamber of Deputies, M. Desse:a:c took t'e ci ,ir by right of scuiority, and delivered the inaugural Ld~reqs. He said the present IRepublican ialelritY in the Ci ittilter retidered a fresit dissolution imoossibtc'. He also p;in ted to the ...

... GUEPNIIAL YOREIGN NEWS. .. ~ ?? I tI AFGHANISTAN. MAIOWMED JAN AT OHUZNI. C; CI{U~r-ni's TaaaosInr-s.) ti Bornai, Saturday.- Major Evan Smith lies been II :.i~kel. t. KIaudaliar from his present post at Muscat on EpeciAl lolitile duty. Si C('A;rzt, Friday.-Geueral Roberts held a ?? to-day, cc at ?? Ilolivered anl address assurilig the Maliks c-i the friendly iuntentions of the British Govern- ...

... THI-E WEST COAST OF APPT'ICA. ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY 13Y THE BI{ITIS GO ER1tNMENT. Ocr Liverpool correspondents received the following special despatcli yesterday from their correspondent on the (iold Coast, datetlte 8th eecinber:- The Kiln of Agbosomes, head teie, and chiefs lmet the Lienteirnlt-Governor of tie G-old Coast at Qinetta on tho 2nd inst.. and ceded, iuderl pressure, their ...

... DUSIIRANGING IN VICTORIA. ?7,, , ?? .) .. j,, > / ; A-/st; ?? O.pib (From the j~fdlourne .Mryna, .Xbwmhbr 284L.) During the month there have been two buslirrmging out- breaks, thle first being ant attacek onl the Bank of Australasial at Moe, Gipps Lanld, and the seeoiid the Sticking iup of a, station at Wantabadgery, in New South Wales. Both were snore or less attributable to the con- Itinned ...

... 1.L. .BELL. MP.. AND THE RE MR. I. L. h;ELL, M.P., AND THE RmESRENTA- 1 T* ElN Or NEWCASiT1e.-Mr. I. L. Bell, AL.P., who was eLI favoured with a communication from the committee of the 26 Newcastle Liberal A~ssoeiation, has, after mature con- le sideration replied to the effect that he does not feel him- 7- selfi inageitionto agree to permit his name to be submitted 51 to the association as a ...

... TH R. RIPLEY, M.P., ON PUBILIC AFFAIRS. I Inll ddrssiuL' 'L ineetin' of tha SEt I rR ,rl- In addressing a mieeting of the St. Jdejni'.S Multual Improvement society at Bradford, on Thursday evening, Mer II W. RIPLEY, \I P., remarked that an atteimpt was being madeL to carry on what were calledl Hirrher Board Schools, w;heie chililrete of parents who could nlford to pay tor their education were ...

... THE MONK BRETTON COLLIERY SIT3' I TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MTRTsT I-D TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS 3lElicvP, GENTLMrEN-, -At a meeting hold by the Monk Br- men, the proceedings of which were published i.: ' Mercury of the 'Jth inst., the report says that tiecr. cipal businass before the meetin was my letter teeth in M~onday's mercmbry, and goes on to say, That le will be remembered, stated ...