... - IT An ocrrence of M soing naturs took place in Chor ton- ?? a nbb of Mpacheter, lastsaight, widhe~t lzth to~ deatfi of two pmp turxavattb0fird.fioi b; Soaie time aa& WiI nmed Ada to ward, We reidedha ?? ill-fax% __ ~h*6fAb~ mnamed Roy JMncftf6± ed etet foi ;ebinthie~dformed with Bellhoese, and had ?? cae 'to the owvledg of Newby tat sea a ndfl ibo to be Fsmaried, c9arid as ehO aled otins ...

... LONDON, TUZUSDAY7 December 14. - -- Our Correspondent in Constantinople tele- graphs that the situdtionb there is growing more critical. The Palace is practically in a state of siege, no one, not eieiti the Grand Vizier, being allowed to enter it on any pretext unless sent for. It is authoritatively stated that the Sultan went on Friday last to the Mosque, as on several pre- vious occasions, ...

... THE ILLNSES OF M, GAMTETTA. alld' Swiss Yresbyterian and :13vaz ical (hurehes, as l;he SpaniA ?? Ohur i8 signal hilflrei Prote4tallfism ?? the.uppeF tud middle Xasses find7 fexv proselyt, qbeeause thatendsoyof these olasses ?? libexal.¢s ll, deeadedlv iR the dureotiou of i philbsophioal ;. ?? 7 . , ., ?? scietit4;g fleva a Germaa and Bilish (BY SUBBINE BLEACH.) (FR0OM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENXT. ...

... NAVAL AND hLlAX- ADIRal *a M.- o Una of, Mid. pan-N 1 m f W : WAR ?? PALL ?? AI ?? stf.4t 4.S ,1 1 ODL and Co, I8z f 4 8 04.j- to ?? ' vici CUL T. 1LSeaG Wbth empoe i* ;~ - ~The sponeto o .A. rme __ ath -e2 Owinftbothe ing inninableg -ad o inds of Bme aile , tfo replar aTy, who see repeated a ¢ t examina hetdge tw e4eM ,P ~Z M Seian.J.F.x Stantonl, CP. IL 1.Mnls 1r and C. du FrI *- w. ...

... THE WOMEN OF LYO a OUR'ESuiA CPlESPD~ ) LY S, I;Nov. 4. The Ficelle, as the Lyonnais call the short 1 funicular railway that runs mostly underground from the Place de Terrea, to Croix R ouge, lands you in a wide street on the top, of a breezy ?? bin ?? on a clear dea cenamands far-reaching per wiiili' n 'aerecoil 'iews of the valleys of the ]Rhone and the Saone, B0 and'even of the white ...

... CAIMBRIGE UNIVERSITY ELUCTION. I ~ . 2o EDTOR loOP THE DAIL NEW gel tic mn,-I find it is the opinion of many who is do not kow him, that because Professor Stuart was a he high wrangler and is .a professor, that therefore he is ha liikelyto ho of little use in the House of Commons. ml Now, without condescending to notice the compliment do0 conveyed by such an opiniou to either the University wi ...

... PWEAOgERS FQR TO-MORROW. Westminster Abbey-The Per. Canon Spence 10; the Dear, (funeral sermon ou ArchbishopTait),3; the Bishop of Victoria, Hong Hong, 7. St. Paul's Cathedmal-The Rev. ?? Rotso , 10.30; the Rev. Csaacn. Lddon, 3.1 5 ; tbo Rev. J . P. Young, 7. Chapel Royal, St. Jamee's-Tha, Rev. F. Garden, noon. Chapel Roy;l. Whitehall-The Rev. R. Appletont 11 snd 3. Qapal Royal, Savoy-The Rev ...

... MADAGASOA?QU?j()? I - 'Ye6terda3r afternoon ? nuinereve an? in?u? Geatthe the lo?eeenc? winch have arisen between the ?reeich Government sa? the Government ?of Madagascar. yi1? dst?th WaS ?? b Mr. Aexissader ?? ?, elisirnians of the r Committee and taC1S'hS? the Right Hon. W. B. Pointer, M.P., General Tee. asineore, Sir H. Drumuiond-Wolff, ?? ? Alderman W. Lawrence. Mr. Rowley mu, ? p Mr. ...

... IFATAL BOAT ACMIENT AT BARKIN0. An inquest touching. the death of Elizabeth May ?? wife of John May, labourer,and Jaes Arod (3,o ?? Arnold, eing~ewomnan, was c ?? Inn%, Barkjing, yesterdayq, by Mr. C. C. i Lewis, coroner for. South Essex, The two persons de- ceased, together with RBose Arnold (the mother of the child), a young~ womaa named Hall, ward a box named WWiuhm George May, all of Bcdig ...

... egent's Ha, Oxford-street, the West-end quarters of the Salvation Army, was yesterday nfter. now Soeu9;ed by a large assembly of ladies and gee- 11emen, vno were invited to hear an address by Mis Booth explanatory of the plrogtr of the work of the Salvation Army in Paris.-beneral Booth, who pa. sided, stated that their newest undertaking at the Gre cian Theatre was likely to realise their most ...

... THE TRIAL OF ARABI. (BY EASTERsN TEGRAP.) (FROM a1n SPEC COR PNDET) aMO, TUlMMAY. a The Progressists, many of whomn I have con- r versed with, all favour the greatest assimnila- d c tion posible of the native courts to the inter- i national system. In the first place, all natives I who please are to have access to the inter- t national tribunals; otherwise the reform will a proceed cautiously, ...

... I THE BETAMN FROM EGYPT. The offlicial arangements tpad for the return P of the Household Cavalry to London will afford favour- c able opportunities of giving them a public welcome, il and the retideats of a considerable portion of the 0 metropolis will have the gratification of seeing the gal- . lant troopers ride tbrougbhhe streets during the busi- c ness hours of the day, whatever the day ...