... THE 8ALVATION ARMY. The Salvation Army had a field-day yes- terday at St. James's Hall, in which they held three meetings, one in the morning, one in the afternoon, and the third in the evening, at all of which, and especially that in the evening, the hall was well filled. The meet- ing in the morning was devoted to an address from Mrs. Booth in reply to some recent criticisms on the move- ...

... UTRORWLOICA, U20RT, I - 49W- I . . . ~ DAILT 2MWS OEM q ' . rA.D=hhST D MOR1WMG By ;NEDPMM AND ZMORA'S BMAKO * .: I SUNl. 8. N.W. R I a _ 1- ..1 .1.: :jI i . moir..- - P. - ?? l H.W. _ L _ -i -J _~ 2- 1., .. . l:1: i I I i I Ii i i i i I ?-m : o t I t t Vomk.d to ?? and redwcd to 32 .7. w eeklkm ew a th heithtof t'he be0metst d&*O g4 eaad thaze 2rw0~a mQ±3I Thttta UIuln Wts tku dt~a~tia a ...

... TEA BHyRV. - ( P e w th e A ri u t s a O s f ) The report published by 8ir J. B. Lawn about this, dat year eowmenced by rsaying thtt t~hefleaen. cps- l w1th 1881 si bea more culture than say aeve con- wpe have a record. e pret year 6 h peye iirla v out of that disastrous cyce «an are man arms -and digtxictswhero 1802 wtill ~ohneed a 'very good yer, it virtue e8pe cas Hl £ i 41 a t o n r P ~ e ...

... mREACEMM FOA TO-NORRW. Westminster Abb.y-T Rev. S Plee, MKne C=Qna, 10; the Be-F. C(oa i, 3. St. Peul's Cathedral-The lReu. W. B n l ma. 1 0.;S S Raeltv. Canon Lddon, D.D 8.16; tie lieu. J. Storrs, 7. Chayel lRoyal, at. Janet. Palace-4U Rev. Ca West- Cott, nOOD. Chapel ReMal WhsMe~Li - Soe lP4. mad flhpletoN, 11 and S. LinOcin's Isis HsIl-CHom Xf Oh LAng ast lbry's loa Stapokeosed tor the J. ...

... LDWggeeUr,.U^ - ,'41fl Thedi'o ofth'D ?? y'soe some improveme, t yestd , said i'WiI1,4' consequently lefve I sbornefor oslM s evening., H1is ?? a Osborne, a, sa ker .Majes }iss oder& at the Royahnteht f Duke ss ?? toof be : j :hidis dbposal during h, hi ?? Preaton yesterday it was detrined wte sablba to the Princeof 'Wlesin Ge #rm niy, aik h j~i to allow ~the twro Prnnees to tai *e'plaoaof ...

... * M-DAY Manbhester, Liverpool, and North Lancsahirs Apicul- turaL. Society's Ehow, Preston. Bisop AaklandAgricultunl Show. btw Literary Assocition Annual Meeting, Cambridge. Racing-Sandown Park (first day ; Richmond, York- shire (first day); Totaes; Ths turagh (firs day.) Std. Sale-Count de Lagrange's Breeding Stud, Dangu, Pace (first day.) Crioket.-Notts v. Australians, Nottingham econd day) ...

... WEATEM STATIT& Tbe fovig WMe t h Statuanf attsh qnW U I 1eaetor sl and p nto:T au o o thewa S 41* d! XEebrnary, have been ?? t - Du saveata I1AO 2 k4 NXj,&B 32 48 SI 42 aby. I 3 Inpa W V 1 2 1 5~. 7 S2 46 $7 t .14 P1% 1I48 44 . x 54 3t 4 47 43 2b v. S 3 5ESXPIAOXL10 OF b-PXAZ- - W&k '1 u3}dez SxFE X 4i Weao b Im Ibeen . lls64 i m eL&T >. iv' w close of the e*rk, de 3d ?? ?? and ¢ some edtate ...

... OENEBAL Hobm NEWS. I. (BY TEEGRAH AND EXPEISS.) BRISTOL. the new pit at Bitten, where three live have been lost, Efforte wrere madae yesterday to eatinguish the iire rha t but wtout effect. The mouth of the pt will now be closed so as to btifde the conllagration. DOVER. Th ototal length of the ?? on the Admhralty Pier hjas now been tharown'opef to the public. Since the hurricane of) 877, when ...

... .'GWRAL OME NEWS- - fss RGTN hor to J:}oAIM 6h hadx~darsol, ti a SUrpimflS ease of poisoinsix, r-ultig in the i.t of a young ?? named MoX cbe fnerdaua at the Sussex County Hospital, W te Town Hal yeterday, evenn 'by, the Dp BruhPi Coronr.De&saed and another nuarse ullivan, who, like her, bade L last nine months,a l th i Sullivan stating ti her to Dover. They did not retr to tehsiabt' about ...

... HARROW LIBEBRAL UNION. The annual meeting of the Harrow Libe- ral Union was held last evening at the Public Hall, Harrow-on-the-Hill. Mr. IL P. Cobb, who occupied the chair, in the course oS his opening remarks said that the meeting had assembled in support of her Majesty's Government, which was in need of support just now, in resisting the action of the House of Lords.-Lord Sandhurat pro- ...

... -amX&A* FOES.'GN IWS. (THROUGH UUTn'a AO=Cr.) FRENCH RACING. AUTEUTL, SuMa 2. Ths fe~owg q~r ibe resls 4Xvday'ste* e ?? do Ia Parte Duphind-Neo,; N ewv Gasgowrl 2; Stadhouder 3 Prxpxdta ampd arxs e,,.,anhour 2Sh| . a z do in 3st iL _ V ague, 1; Iezal 2; Md~le. da Q: O3, : * TURKEY. CONSTAN GPLE Jvac 2, EwInse. A .modifhction hem bean introdeced in tho'stamp La:w concerning contrets, whbich 1* ...

... LONDO.N, FIDAYl October 6. Our Special Correspondent in Cairo tele- graphs that the ceremony of the proces- sbion of the Prophet's Carpet took place there yesterday. Among those -present were the Ehedive, the Duke of Connaught, Sir Garnet. Wolseley, General Graham, &c. The Foot Guards, fthe Sussex Regiment, and the Mohammedan compauies of .the Indian con- tingent of infantry and cavalry took ...