... THE SITUATION AT CANDARAR. D THERATS OF ANOTHER TRIBAL' RISING. Tbe T'wm-s correspondent nt Candahar, in a t2legramr dated the 10th inst., refere to the arrival of Ayoub Rlhai at 1ierat, and says that from this city Ayoub may recom- ?? his intrigues with the romnant of thu Yakoub ffaotion at alazni, and in time may be able to cause fresh | troubles at Caudaller. The force at Candahar mrat be ...

... A Reuter's tlezra~m from Plymontb states that the Colo- A Xleuter's telegrramn from Plymnouth states that the Colo- nial iloyali mail steamship) I~l~irsrnts Oastle arrived iu the ound at 11.30 p.m. on londay, witb thie homerardl Cape mails. TIue followig detiails of tibe recent operations against the liasultos are given in the telegram: Official information hais been received ?? a norton of ...

... ROMAN CATHOLIC REUNION AT I DUDLEY. On Monday night, the eighteenth reunion of the ioniain Crtholics1 of Dudley and neighbourhood wee held in the Public Hell. The llev. Dr. McCavs oceupied the chair, and he was sup. ported by the Rov. Canon ])aVies, Re, J. Bond (rector of DNrdley), Roev. - Dikenson, Rev. A. Crane, Rev, J. Groom, and ocveral other priest3. The attendance at tea and aftervards ...

... THE CZ'AI,'S MOIRGANATIC MARRIAGE. I~~ ~ ?? ?? The Paris correspondenit of the srtndras ?? :--The Princess Volaoroilsi, the present consonr of ?? ai to one of tihe oldest and must iristocratio fainilies of Uussil. bhe comes of a princely stock, wbiehs is counted amongst c the l'.urikovitchi, the descendants of llurik, the \'er i , sl or Norse. founder of lRussia. In point of high birth, in ...

... _ .. . . ?? The procedings * INBURaunr, Wednesday. The roceding incoulfectionl with the final sitting of the twenity-fourth Caflgress of gooisl Pelenee com~menced this Morning, at the Free Assembly Hal], where there was a very good attendance of members to listen to the delivery of an address by Air. Cl. WV. Hasting-, MLP. Lord ilcay, the president of thle association, wa`l in thse chair, and ...

... oftnaginiaND fRai1 'Lot AND J OURNAL. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1880. NEWS OF TH1E DAY. The Bacchante, -with the Princes ALBERT VICTOR and GEORGE of WALES on board, by accounts received at the Admiralty on Wednesday, was still at Vigo, and would accompany the Inconstant, flagship of Rear-Admiral the Earl of CLANWILLIAM, commanding the detached squadron, to Madeira- next Sunday. The arduous and ...

... FRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE LONDON. Saturday Night. , VESTERN humanity is a blunt sword -with Twhich i to combat Eastern cunning is now passing into aX proverb: and, indeed, the events of the past week A3 regards affairs in the Adriatic go far to establish the truth of the saying. Another protest from the Forte, defiance from its Minister at Scutari, ultimatums from the Powers, request for ...

... B IIAGUSA, OCrreBEa 13. Great excitement has been caused at Seutari, ewing to the recent expulsion of Albanian Christian traders from lIlontenegro. The Albanian League at first decided upon making reprisals against the Slavs residing in Albanian 1 territory; but more moderate counsels ultimately pre- vailed. Hodo Bey, the Albanian commander, haq been promoted teO the rauk of brigadier-general ...

... I ?? . ?? n:t;, O-L- in solicitor, said be 3'Ankers, the Conservative cendidatee'. fa e o~pt no accounlt, )Ybut simply sent to Al. Wait a. statement, anl estimate as ig near as be could. of expenses inourred in the ecIftionl. Reo St knew nothing of the published accounts of Sir. Woraleya y. the expenses agent wherein the expenses of Mr. Wait and A, Sr. Ackars were returned at £IJ67. each. He ...

... A monthly meeting of this body was held last evening, -at the Bqard rooms, Witton Road, Aston ; Dr. Keysvorth in the chair. -A letter was read from Mr. Till, the borough survoyor of Birmingham, with reference to the Aston ?? improvement, in which lie stated that the work between Thiiable Alill LIane and alunter's Lane-the length comprised in the magistrates' order-was now completed, and he ...

... Mr. J. C. Scorgie, ship-chandler, was the first witness yesterday. Bo canvassed for the Liberals, and was one of the Liberal Hundred. OOn the polling day he saw that bribery was going on. and being asked by the Commis- sioners whether he attempted to stop it, paid ho might as well have tried to stop the Severn bore or tidal wave. Jabez Franklin, member of the Board of Guardians, and who ...

... TMajor George G/avin, formerly MI.P. for Limeriek, died on Saturday at an advanced age. The funeral of the late Lord Justice Thesiger will take place to-day, in ?? Coemotery. Herr Wagner's ,Rienzi has becn produced with groat Eucceis at the Politeama Theatre, in lomo. The Long Vacation ended on Slaturday, and en Tuesday wveek, the 2nd proxino, the Courts reopen. The Queen has sent to ...