... THE- GOVERNMEN.- - .- n wd ooctn Yesterday a very cousiderable ;crowdO ce ' Downing-tAreet to watch the arrval hof MinisterS at& second of the final series of. Cabinet-Councls te held before the meeting of Parliameuft. Mt. eldta Q mpained at his official residence during the .,morn wna not visited by any of his 'c goret in tbeii44 before the assembling of theCablinet. Meat'ot ?? ters were ...

... AFGHA,'NISTA N. I THE DUKE OF BEAUFORT'S ROUJNDS-AT 11. Monday ?? ?? ChTIstian Malford. Tusday Jannuary 4 ?? Lower Woods. Wednesday..January ?? ross Keys, Pickwick. Friday ?? Jaruary 7.. Jongtrea Barn,. Saturday.. .Januaxy 5-F8:.:FossLodat' , tE WpTrLa aIscRipTION HARRIERS-Ar 11. Taesday ?? . JaruanY ?? ..Vabb's Railway Hltel, WeUs. Friday.January . ?? Mai ness Anrus. THE BRENT AND ...

... -DISASTROUlS. INUZHATION.l.- ?? --ss sI-TT olAI1.4 93T'rkfvQrlTpf EIGHTEEN DUTCHE VILL4GES SUBMERGED. A telepem from the Hague states that the embankment of the river Meas, called the High Mans Dykce, burst p, through on Wednesday night, between Nieuwkuykr and t] Vlymen. The breach is fifty yards wide. The whole ha country called the Land of Hefuden and Alt na is Winnum I dated. Eighteen ...

... PRESENTATIOVr TO ADMIRAL WILLIAMS, R.N. WJLLIAND, , The Annual concert was held last night, at the institution connected with the Seamen's Chapel, Prince-street, The reading-room was prettily decorated with flags and ever- greens, while the face of the arch over the platform bore the aspiration God bless the Admiral. The chaplain, lev. C. Griffiths, who presided over a crowded audience, was ...

... Ij ir--- 'Jen ANTI.NIEE CRUSADE IN GEBMAqy; BELNFReWAY.-A second meebang wasa hell o- atede about 4000 persons, to promote the agitatio ratten e Jehws.All Jews and reporters of Liberal r bewspapers sT re excluded. Dr. Henrice reproached proe aessor Monsseen for having protested against the mne, o ment, aend insiteA that Jews ahould be dismissed fm Y public offices, iad 6ioa books of Jewish ...

... I tl ko--mof ttle- 2-cap Aiiother Cabinet Council waas held' yesterda;, 'and lated for three hours. Xothing is of course known, as to the subjects under disoussion, but, according to the goesip-mongers of the Clubs, the Greek question, the Transvaal outbreak, and the affairs of Ireland were the chief matters under consideration, After the Oouncil, Lord'Gran- .yuille had a long interview with ...

... T H' A ^ ?? i'i ' TME WEATHER. , .7 X . ?? ?? ?? .s wec on thae previous eyeanf.~.. [FROMI H!3 BeTOOabGtdAL' Dfl3 TMV. ~ -DlatdCt0; c ?? Fiut§.~; 0. Bu~sd,~~~Nrt~~.ad- northw terly °^ ]°X°Wit2j {,brqazt, piolde~ratefko~r lgh fair~ f North ?? light; fatr 2. England, N. aftfirik, then cloudy, cold. 3, Ditto, E. ?? Northerly breeze, llht; fair, cold I O faigt; I 4. Mid CM nt lw,, pr!thetr ''ke it ...

... , Xli. to01. SATURDA Y JANUAR Y 1, 18,3 ct I 'fo , - 5 3,pt ,ij?lv s i i Ma Altie wrriage of Lord Brook, UI.P., with JllisiMnynaxd.&SVu-bdir of the COURtCOSS of Rs3slyn 0 will take place at Westmiriitr Abbey in the third wook ot February. Prihce Leopold will act as groomsman. v The partial eclipse of the sun yesterday afternoon was r well observed in this city. Rather more than a, third of the ...

... OALENDAR OF GARDEN WORK. I- . . .. I .. 1- - (From lie Garder's Magazine,) Apple and pear trees Infested with moss or vermin moay, be much benefited by being painted all over with a miI ture of Glshurst and clay, or a mixture of lime, soot, anu clay. M the painting is entrusted to a boy5 takewcare that~he applies the brushby an upward movement; if allowed to brush downwards many. spurs will ...

... TE THEE EMPLO YER>' 11ABLITY ACT. As the Employers' liability Act (43 and 44 Vie,, chap, 412) comes into operation to-day (New Year's Dv0!. -ni e its futuraworkinlgbaa given risc *- ?? summary of its provisions mm d:, o interesting both to employers E.il , . contains only ten sections, and the i' -- after the commencement of this Act personal injury is, caused to a workman (1) By reason of any ...

... ?? ?? . -IVS - ?? t ? ? I ? ?? ?? I ? a oko he BoAth. . r-: 'oucuc..-Agt tImCity' Police conrt, 'yestberdy, Gecoep. Tcokz'.it baker , ,Sothgte-Alsce, Aroad.-nav. was, cteha ?? Ebenaer Westo M : a luner' vatch mietal haln, and leckete ol the -value of ?? lsa. 'eon thb Lose r Briitol rosd, - Prosecutor's eV01nc0 was thath w'tthe worsae or beer- D j m0sk if' Mrhoae ob ?? him - weo e.has ...

... TURKEY ANYD GREEOE. CPBUTER'S 'TELEGRAMR.] ,CoNsTANTINOPLU, FacInAy.-The Council of Ministers to-day agreed to the terms of the New Circular Note upon the Grefek question. The Porte hlsc resolved upon massing 1CO,000 troops on the Greek frontier. VIENNA, FRIDAT EveNeIN6.-Tbis evoning's-PoliifcaZ Correspondence publishes an Athens telegram stating that the Greek Government have drawn up the ...