... was bequeathed to them with many other baneful legacies by the late Government. (Cheers.) We had in Egypt a weak and divided civil government, a strong and well-equipped army, easily moved to religious fanaticism. At the head of that army were a few turbulent ...

... the Note recently addressed to Hai Goverment by the PORTZ, in which it indicates its wish to negotiate for the amicable re-settlement of Egypt, has been appreciated as it deserves in the diplomatic world. It is felt that it constitutes to some extent a ...

... charges, viz—The violation of the white flag at Alexandria; exciti g Egypt to revolt against the Khedive, and for continuing the civil war, The Dntch and Danish Arctic expel' dition is reported to be endangered by the ice in the Kara Sea. A Berlin despatch states ...

... open the new railway bridge at Attoek and the new canal works at Lahore. At Lahore and at Locknow he will receive all the civil and military officers of either district, and at the latter he will present the Queen's Own Native Infantry with new colours ...

... I•'itawaurice coral:thy supported the resolution, and expressed his belief that if there were any body of members more strongly united than another in the wish to se•s the resolution carried substantially in its present shape•, it was that section which was ...

... would be able to make statement oaf ore the prorogation Parliament as to the arrangements proposed to be made for the resettlement Egypt, and the length of feme the country is oooupied by Her Majesty's foicea. Sir H. D. WOLFF.—To-morrow, to ask the Under- ...

... might have charged it to enquire into and report on the v for the ilissireil amendment of the law. In the United Kingdom, indeed in all other civilized countriessmeh enquiries generally precede legislation, but unhappily, as regards this momentous land question ...

... attributable to his conduct, ant the crime of assault not being charged against him. Tics United States Congress re-assembled on Monday. In the report resettled by the Secretary to the Treasury Mr Folger states , that the revenue for the put year amounted ...

... Christie, M.S.C. Major S. C. Clarke, M. R. E. The Indian Civil Service. —The following extract is taken from the letter of an Indian correspondent: “The physical and mental deterioration of our civil servants under the system of open competition is at la-t ...

... That this meeting viewing with alarm the effects which the enforcement of the French claims must have on the progress of civilization and Christianhy in Madagascar, expresses its strong hope that her ?? Governmernt will use all the forms of firm but friendly ...

... happily no injury —are ate in the aame building. THE RESTORATION OF CETY Thesday. Celywayo signed the conditions for ne re-settle- nent of yesterday at Gov nument House, Cape Town. lle expects to leave there early in January, avd a man-of-war will convey ...

... sole control.—From South Africa wc learn that our old enemy, but recent guest, Cetewoyo, signed the conditions for the resettlement Zululand at Government House. Cape Town, on the 11th inst. lie expects leave early in January and man-of-war willl convoy ...