... . .. -- - ?? -- ? i-I I ?. I -1 . P, ! ?j , 1. ?- 3. -j . ! i . I - i | 1 A TIMEGRAII from Hong-Kong says the Bacebante, havilg o1 board Princo Albert Victor and Prince George, sailed on Saturday for Suez. trc IT is officially announced that Sir Henry I Buiver, K.C.MG., has been appointed Govcrnor of wvi Xntal. be TEn Anglo-French Treaty ComnlissiOlnOrs th crmmenced their sittings on ...

... LETTERS FROM MR. GLADSTONE T'lE NeORTr RU IING BLrC1oN. A gentleman in Bamard Castle has received the follow- ing letter from Mr. Gladstone, respecting the North Rlidiug election :- d Downirg-street, Jan. 30th. Sir,-I nm directed bv Mr. Gladstone to acknowledge the receipt of the letter which you did hin the boinour to address to him wvith reference to the recent election in the ; orth ...

... RlAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. la 'Weok 1802. 1001. Inc.. De 1 enadinr £ £ e £ Chicerov ?? Jal. 6.. 6,0080 4,483.. 05 -5 d Detroit Ptndtilwsankps' - 12 4,2CO .. 3,300 . 000 -I Grand Trunk of Canliada. - 7 37,041 38,090 - ., 1,839 Great We.tern of Canada. - 13 it 10,335 .. 10,503 - 1,200 it Londozn, Bnrihton,&c ?? - 14 32,533 .. 30,130 ,. P,5eo ..4 - 'Ii AlexirrAa ?? - 7 19,200 , 15,3 J ,,3,es1 I r ...

... THE STEAMERt SARDiNIAN. A telogram from Srill9 states that the tuge VIe. Fish and Gladiator are searching 'or the Allan Line ste!n : Sardiniasa. The steamer Texas Hsas lyinig by her asti- 15th inst., 550 miles from the Fastnet. BAUQUE WRECKED OFF LERETWOOD.-''1 barqsse Venus, from New lrutnswick, wvith timbei, ic: Fletsvsood, went ashore at tle o ~ter prort yeateerdi. ^tl has become a total ...

... I it THE CRISIS IN EGYPT. 1 :0 -(PAL MALL GAZETTR TELEanxA.) r. CAIRO, Friday. - The protest of thle Controllers is not m regardedhere as making any organic change in the positionl t of affairs. It is an incident in a situation which has r already become impossible. The new Ministry sought to o influence the Powers of which the Control is the agent by F a dtspariagiug mention of the Control. ...

... ITITIS MORNING'S NEWS. I __4 - TO-DAYS LONDON PAPERS. MERCURY-OFF WE, Monday, 3 a-mn- THE IMPENDING POLITICAL CRISIS. 9 The Tinzes ?? meeting of the Liberal party, . which has been convened for to - day is a stel undoubtedly in the right direction. The political situation has *been completely and unexpectedly transformed since Parliament met -css than three weeks ago. The Daily liiaes ?? ...

... GENERAL, F()RElIGN NEWS. THE FREPYCINTET PROURAMLME. (SrECIAc1r TELEcn. 1 rzo-s OUR OWvN COR.ESPOWDEST.) P1tit, Wednesday Night. Gccieraily speaking, the programme of the Government has been favourably received. 21. Ga tbotta offers no opposition to the adjourn- ment of the It-evision of the Constitution. The Radicals, however, object, as t matter of course. (1=EITzn's TELEOLSLaS.) PAr.Is, ...

... s (From lthe Iflefs12-agcu Jondon Nrews, .Febrffary 261h.) W The will (dated August 18th, 1877) of Lieutenant- , Colonel Thomas Butler, 13th Russars, formerly of No. 1, Gore-street, South Kensington, but late of No. 6n, r Prince's-gate, IHydo Park, who died on December 16th last, was proved on the Oth inst. by Thomas Butler, the 4 father, and Sir James Robert Carmichael, Bart., the executors, ...

... ITHIS MORNING'S NEWS;' tO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. MERCURY-OFFICE, Saturday, 5 q-v st THE WAR IN EGYPT. e (TIMES TELEGRAM.) ISMAILIA, Friday, 2 ?? El Magfar, soveral miles beyond Nefiche, the enemy, with ten guns and a large force, opposed us for the entire day. 'The British had but two guns in position. Our right wing consisted of mounted infantry and Household Cavalry, e the centre of guns, and ...

... THIiS I1ORNING'S NEWS, TO-DAY'S LOtON PAYERS. THE WAR IN EGYPT, (TreSES TELGoRAs.) CAMe OPPosrrE ABu Risuae, Monday, Midnight- Since I wrote my last despatch the enemy attacked us in great force, with a heavy fire of artillery covering their advince. Our exhausted cavalry were again ordered to the front with the guns, and the enemy were put to flight in about an hour. Colonel Hiume and a troop ...

... TH.E LE, EDS BOARDING-OUT SCANDAL. A t ?? A1v9 ,1 -+A.A a _1A~b q,_ TTj A- A- iur At the Leeds Town Hall yesterday, before 'Mr. BRUCE, _ cc the Stipeudiary, the adjourned summons against Edward to and Alice Mani, of St. Matthias-place, Bu1rley-road, for having assaulted Elizabeth Noble, was beard. Mr. 1 ' WAnREN ?? prosecuted, and Mr. E. TiNDAL-ATKxrNSON, U barrister, defended. BY James -l/en, ...

... j.E 'rITH A DECEASED WIFE'S 0 n i h a g 8 1 _. T :_ , 1__/ * Iw fterirouo a mneeting uof lade and ietlemen £e~ct~ ~~eqestmof' legali ing ariage with a 2 -Theld ani the IMayor's 'Porlour at In fli,SLeed, for, thle purpose of cosdrn th P . v1ilocating1 a local association to co-operate n .f h Lodon engaged inl rmoiglh tninl the ])resent Ilaw. There wais a smhall P) aisi 1i AYolt (Ald. Tathamn) ...