... SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION, CONTAl1TNG ALL YESTERDAY'S NEWS, LLOYD'S 'IYEEKLY VEWSPAPER OFFICE, SUNDAY MORNING. I THE WAR WITH EGYPT. BLOWING UP OF GUNS IN THE FORTS AT ALEXANDRIA. ALLEGED PLOT TO KILL ARABI. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) ALEXANDRIA, Saturday, 1.20 ?? Pasha Rifki and 26 Circassian officers implicated in the plot to assassinate Arahi Pueba arrived here this morning on board a Russian ...

... | _ I The correspondent of a contemporary ina tele- gram from Cairo says :-From various sources of information, and from letters direct from Khar. fnoomI am in a position to state that there can be nlittle doubt that thA Egyptian rule in her southern, P provinces has received a disastrous, if not alto. e getfer crushing blow. While we were lighting e Arabi, a far more murderous war on a ...

... 'SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION, CONTAINING ALL YESTERDAY'S NEWS. LLOYD'S WEEKLY ZNEWSVPAPER OFFI(E, I SUNDAY DIOnING. (THROUGH pfhER'S AGENCYO.) FRANCE. PARIS, SaturdaV Evenirg-It is semi-odfficially stated that the trench frigate which was lately ordered to proceed to the coast of Guatemala has no political mission. M. Decrais, the French Minister in Brussels, has been appointed Political Director ...

... THE BLOCKADE OF CASTELNALT. i The battle of the bridges 'is being waged i in London, and especially in the neighbour- i hood of Hammersmith, with vigour, and i l with considerable temper, and the Blockade of Castelnau is no light matter. Above bridoe certain suburban villages or minor townships have grown up ancw have been I peopled around bridges which connected I the two banks of the ...

... EPITOME OF FORitN AND GENERAL NEWS. I A SEVERE earthquake has been felt in Chios, but no damage was done. THE British steamer Guy Mannering arrived at Tripoli on Saturday with her cargo on fire. The passengers were saved, but two of the crew were suffocated. The ship was subsequently scuttled. A CLOCK TOWER is to be erected at Levuka in memory of Comusodore Goodenough, who was shot with a ...

... FIRES IN THE METR(POLIS rRIDAY (4).-Sthortly before one ini the llorm ni lj fire was quickly extinguished at 14, Upper £as- omiah. ?? nest fire dtild not occur until half-past thee in the afternoon, when, through the eaplkdijr Of soule chemicals in a back rooltl, the brigade were called to te Mloonisbury Baptist Missiol ball, alsor-street, soh The tine was got ndiler before very extensife d ...

... | I . . ?? . . . . . = I 1 The public has heard of the release of Johnson and Clowes with very mingled feel- ings-pleased, as it has been, that two inno- cent men have been set free from an ignomi. nious anduninerited Dunishment; and pained at the utter impossibility of compensating the two unfortunate men for the misery they have inudec Goie. Ne have no doubt that some substantial ...

... THE JEANNETTE ExPEDITION. The following telegrgm has been received by way Of Irlisutsk, athle Lo'sion ofice of the Ncw York Hlerald,, from Mr. IV H. Gilder, one of the special correspondents of the hjeralid in Sibetia:- LsNA DXLTA, April 12 (24), 1SS2.--Melville found bodies Delong's party, march 23.; they were irn two places, D01) and 1,000 yards from wreck of scow. First arted from supplsy ...

... I I Yesterday T. Creekpy, 45, an Irish tailor, whose head was bandaged up, wiasplaced at the bar of South. wark 1lolice-court for final examination, charged with maliciously wounding Ellen Crawley, his wife. Inspector Dickinson, DI division, said that between 12 and one on the morning of the 24th ultimo, he was called to 43, Snowsfields, Bermoendsey, where he found the prisoner's wife, with ...

... I. WRBSTLING 0 GOOD FRIDAY. The annual tournament of the natives of Camber land and Westmorelald took place at Lille-bridge, on Good Friday, and favoured by weather of an ex- ceptionallv sulendid character, the attendance was enormous The committee bad offered 1401. iv. prizes, divided into three wrestling competitions for Loidon (resident) 12 stone men, cauntry 1l stone, I and the champion ...

... 3Jp ,AIJ PARLIAMENT T- fl:flg.ONDLY, C3' glu ~nw --uc . h a guaratee, itbat t tougt i riht to present : hd ~as'ne,,t aathorlsed to Promise th~1at tearesentO ,ud be wa0t wouild do ?? motion for papers was ?? ottr orders of the aday having been disposed of, adjournedoat o _ mi Mutes IbiblorohiS EOF OMMNS;._-MONDAT. g° It-lar'fl H. DE WOItRIS asked whether A~sA.~RCOvrlIen~ ibtself ifgrom ...

... Down to yesterday 30 fires had occurred in the metropolis during the previous seven days (including two on Saturday), against 26 in the preceding week and 47 in the corresponding period of 1881. SUNDAY ?? 4, Mount-row, East-road, City-road, there was a very destructive tire about half-past seven irs tbe morning. The premises were those of a fancy table maker. Two buildings, one of two doors ...