... I , TRE COROATIOT101 OF TH OZA-, ]I isi. fe'r crowning the -Cisk Is lin Srange and painful cosutet Wgih the pomp, -vfbf.b 'beralded' the A~ronatlcmn q I Fad Aleaxanderi ma'InSeptembor, 1856, Moscow vias the - nit -seene of! ?? of rpageants which coat the Imperial ex- i to ehbequer %0000,000 Olilver 'roubles, or 1,000,000 sterlIng, to Alexander 11.' ad,,noiblog'to fear from hie subjdots at on ...

... BRITOL AND WEST OF JNGLAID BICYCLE MEET. 1L' ,, eveth aanzu'ai Bristol and West Of England B~icycle weet, procession, .aud races took ?? at the ,Zoologicel Garderns, Clifton, on Saturday afternoon, For the firat time the meet v'i5 under the auspices U of the local contra of the 3it~ycle Union, arnd up thus it, obtained the united oupiport of all the de leadivg ?? In the West of :Eaglisnd, and ...

... itto okte gap C A daring and terrible crime is reported from a Ireland. As Mr. Burke, an extensive landed 6 proprietor in Galway, was riding home yesterday. afternoon, protected by a dragoon, he was shot dead near Athenry, and a escort shared the P same fate. So far as the meagre details to 1 hand show, the assassins got clear away, and there 51 is no clue to their identity. The murdered ...

... -IE''G Y P T. n, THE GREAT EXPLOSION AT t .rat c CAIRO. !or b b.FIVE MEN KILLED AND TWENTY pia WOUDE. i a: d, 100 TRUCKS OF AMMUNITION A DESTROYED. III an E [OFFICIAL TELEGRAMS.] h' The following telegram hus been recsived at the War-. C of office from Sir G1. Wolseley b ed C arno, 28TH Szrrnsraxn.-I regrot to saythata&large 04-. fire broke out at the station this afternoon, which has al ,,e. ...

... of thtgap Fgyptiau news is again exceedingly meagre, the sole items of interest being the confirmation of the reported massacres at Tantah and Kafrezayat, and the sudden departure of Dervish Pasha for Constantinople. The excitement in Cairo con- tinues, but no disturbances have yet occurred The Porte still delays its reply to the note of the Powers. At yesterday's sitting of the House of Com- ...

... -BE - OP OOP = F T WORLD Mesawi~ W. IL ad H. L ay f ?? street, London1 ln'thpr ?? of the hop Vro, d the1woOrldA Ry - 4fter a osrrefu, and thorough personal xamionation of the hop 'gardens of' lngland; we are of ?? tbas~tbla:will ho. t~h oih~rtstoerop, pe~r sacre ever growb, tUnaS produce niore' tha i3£l000ildduty, , :or-anl SveL.S of cwt. per' ao. t We have calculated SieS tihe are aS.. Ioes( ...

... Assuming the intending traveller to lave an eye for liatural beauty, a taste for the relics of bygoiqe time, and perbaps an interest in folklore and legende, he ?? have no better opportunity for Indulging his tastes, while reaping the advantages of a holiday, than by taking a driving tour. The 1tourirt arrangements of the various railway companies are, no doubt, ?? in their way, and afford ...

... A BAND OF H(OPE OUTING. In these days of Rtreot.parad~ig riband armie3, the cleimis of older origaniations of the temperance cause are Eomewhat in drnger of bein3 overlooked, although the work they do, perhaps, is more effectual, if not so ostea. tatiouet, than thataccomplialhedby the sceieties formned on the latest plan. The Band of opei an DU orgauisation which has no opponents, E'vI persons ...

... Am 'O tht ?Paioy- The despatohes from Egypt state that the I interior of the country is much disturbed, and I that at Tantah houses and factorles belonging to z Europeans have been looted. Acoording to a f Central News telegram, there have been slight c disturbances at Cairo, and Sir Garnet Wolseley t has threatened to fre on the Arab quarters of the city, but the Exchange Company's ...

... i STRANYGER THAN FICTION. I SKETCHES FROM REAL LIFE. By T. BROADBIHNT Tao WSDALE, Author of 1Glimpses of Olden England, &e. THE ROYAL BRICKLAYER. AN OLD LEtGEND OF EASTIVELL. FouND ?? pieittirOSCIVI precincts Of EaetWell-parlk, now the Buiniteer seat. of H.-LE .. the Duke of Edinburgh, and situated in the centre of one of the loveliest laudqcapas in the fair county of Kent, thero lingers ...

... gmepoflfitnm POD All Idlers aust ble ?? by the nrians and oaddresaes ?LD. of the soritcrs, not nlecessaroily for publuicalon but for the ittle, V ill seatisfaction of the Editor. I the We cannot undcrtake to return rricclcd ?? t ooes a cre. TELE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS AND THE DOCK QUESTION, To tho c Editor of the Mcrery aend Pos,. ?? NLovember next the ratepayers will be re. quiled to exercise ...

... LIw's of thi Ng. The latest telegrams from the seat of war in ] Fgypt do little more than indicate the complete- ness of Wednesday's triumph. Arabi's power has completely collapsed; and If her is not (as was rumoured at Alexandria yesterday) a prisoner, it is certain that he is a fugitive, and he may at any moment fall into our hands. His exact where- abouts Is not known, but he In believed ...