... -- FOREIGGN TELEGRAMS. _. - 4-- THE EXPLOSION AT PARIS. EXECUTI[ON OF OBERDANX. FRANCE. Paris, Dec. 20. The JoTrnal des D~bats to.day publishes Icalgty article on the subject of the French expedition to Tog quin, which concludes as follows:- The real danger this matter is our own indecision. We must render oi protectorate over Tonquin effective, and send thither sufficient troops to destroy ...

... IRELAZZL The work of 4organizing the National League is pro. ceeding Steadily, and new branches are being formed every week. Meetings for the purpose were held at Mulliugar, Tullamore, Drogheda, and Kilrush. At Mul- lingar the Reev. J. Gaughran presided, and in his open. ing speech he exhorted the farmers to meet the labourers in a kindly spirit, remembering that to them wias due the success ...

... MM. FORSTER ON THE GOV WR- MENT POICY, AT BRADFORD. On Friday night the Right Hon. W. E. Forster, ALP. lad an enthusiastic reception at a crowdad meeting of Liberal electors, which he addressed in St. George's Hall, Bradford, in support of the candidature of Vr. Isaac Holden for the vacancy in the representation of the North-West Riding of Yorkshire. The meeting was held in St. George's Hall, ...

... THE BECENT' CAMPAIGN. The con iction must come upon the mind of everyone who reads the descriptions of out soldiers' return from Egypt that the campaign is over none too soon. The appearance of both men and horses of the household troops, as they made their triumphal passage through London, was indeedpainful and pitiable. 'the former looked thin, gaunt, and careworn; the latter in such bad ...

... AN ANN72TUAL SCAND1AL. When Cdeteuiayo visits the Courts of Justice, and finds them all closed, he will probably feel some surprise ,at this being the case. But when infornie; 1 that they remain so for three months., and that urinig so long a period Eng- lish justice is at a stmnclstill, and Englishrmel are unable to ohtain redress of their wrongs, in all probability the barbarian monarch will ...

... WORDO 1rOr ?? WOKXBSOP. THE BLADES CLUB DISCUSSIONS. TO HE EDITOR OF RETNOLDS'S irWSPwAYsi. SIB,-This week me and my mates have been talking over the unsatisfactory nature of the position in which the wprker stands to the master. In our opinion things are getting worse, instead of better. Masters now only too often try to oppress their men. It ain't as if both stood up fair and square, and ...

... The vote of credit, as in parliamentary slang it is called, proposes to apply £2,300,0V to pay for anoexp ditiocl to Egypt to do some- thi~g of which no one seems to have a very clear idea. The so-called Liberal party was never placed in so'ahsurd a position. EBvecy principle of the Liberal creed has to be set aside to land a soldier with the British uniform in Egypt. Forty-three years ago ...

... BUNDAY LETlUnrEB. [Parficulars should rcaclh the OJfics not later than SaturdasV Morninig.] Ii.-U1aroudon Club, 80, High-aftreet, Islington, 11.30, Mr. Smith, Events of the Weak ; 8,30, Entort. ?? Club, 65, Shaftesbury-ttreet, New North-road, at 8.30 p m Mr. J. T. Mills, Selected Rtecitals.-Marylebone Branch of the Land League of Great Britain, Hibornian Club Rooms, 87, Lisson-street, ...

... SPECIAL MORNING SUNDAY EDITION. SUNDAY MORNING'S TELEGRAMS. THE VERY LATEST NEWS. Reynolds's Newgaper Office, Snuday, 4 a.ms [REUTr'eS TELEGRAMS, XTC.J ARABI'S TRIAL. APPOINTMENT OF ENGLISH COUNSEL. Cairo, October 14, 9.40 a.m. Mr. Mark Napier will defend Arabi Pasba before the court-martial, the Egyptian Government having con- sented to allow I im to choose his own counsel, whether native or ...

... - ANOVE133 CLBXCIAL. SCANDAL. When fourteen years ago parliament abolished corn- pulsory church rates, the private Acts which empowered the levying in certain tosrns of rate for the maintenance of vicars were left untouched. Among these towns was Coventry, where the Vicars of the two parish chirches, St. Michael's and Holy Trinity, have power to levy a rate at one shilling in the pound on all ...

... VOLUZTEM DOINGS.-YSSTSUDAY. Yesterday, a large number of Toluuteers were engaged at the various rifle ranges in the vicinity of the metro- polis, those at Rainharn, Purfleet, Milton, Plumstead, and Wormwood Scrubs being fully occupied throughout the day. At Rainham, the lot London Engineers had their annual prize meeting, a large muater of the mcu in their scarlet uniforms going down by the ...

... SUNDAY MORPNIf(G'S TEkEGRAMS. THE VERY LATEST NEWS. XleynoZ8s's Neowspaper Office, Sunday, 4 a.m. [1EUXTE?'S TELEGDAIS, ZTC.] THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS. Madrid, July 7. A despatch received here from Gibraltar states that two battalions of English troops stationed there have received orders to embark immediately for Malta. Paris, Saturday. The Minister of Marine has given orders that all the ...