... I I (Frem our special Sundav Edition of last week.) A Conservative demonstration was held on Saturday afternoon on the ground of J. Anderson Rose, Esq., Wandsworth common, where S,000 persons assembled. The platform was crowded with distinguished leaders of Conservative.opinion. Lord Midleton proposed the first resolution, condemning the present Ministry for having occasioned increased ...

... | EP1TOE OF FOlREIGNAND GENERAL NEWS. Dll, J. FF.No BRBs, Q.(.,Western circuit, has been appointed to a n Indian judgeship. AN action bas been instituted in the Bomaay I High court by a 1arsece lady for breach of promhise of marriage, the damnages being laid at Xe. i 0.000. Tiiz Paris papers announce that the prime author of the post-ollice robbery in that city has just been arrested, T rs ...

... FIRES IN T1,M, ME Tplp Down to yesterdaly29f fires lh-ji °;Cred - t I ioetropolis ?? 2g thie Imnsicil sy vi.-I three olil saardayl, .agant -L ill I e lceeding week, and 3S in the corresponding period of Isj.e;lin bUNi)AY ?? blocirkel-up finu waos tul c use ofve cowsieralile lage isy fire to a Coriidesaer's Slhoi ater7 r)iiumonsd-roadl, tleriiiolidsev, a few ?? before 0 11 in the mins lig. It ...

... (From our laster edition of last week.) THE ANGLO-FRENCHI TREATY. CONDITIONS OF FUTIFT1E¶lA1 fU PARIS, Feb. 23., Evening.-l: to-daa's sitting of the Cambe of Dputis, D. Tirard, Minister Ilia Chamber of Deputies' a bil fixing the sys- of Commerce, brought in a bil articles of Eng- tern to be ailested'in regard to atce ?? lish production imported into France. Ho gave an ccont f te 0goi~tiofls ...

... The Nation ' tells us that there is pci. tive joy in Ireland in consequence of t!o, Parliamentary muddle, which threatens to destrov all the hopes expressed in the Speeci from the Throne. That is, there is joy I aneong the readers of the Nation, anld throughout the ranks of the Leaguers, we understand. They flourish on the neisehies ithey are able to do. And, indeed, they have cause for ...

... It is evident that a very serious crisis is ap- proaching in the history of our parliamentary institutions, and it is not the people who are to blame for the probability of a contingency. The Lords in one direction, the Commons in another but both acting against the people and their rights and liberties, have produced a con- gestion in the public mind, which will only be removed by great ...

... SUNDAY MORNING'S TELEGRAMS. THlE VERY LATEST NEWS. Reynolcls's Netspaper Office, Sunday, 4 a.m. [JEUTERaS TELEGRAMS, ETC-] THE CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT. MORE FIGHTING, YESTERDAY. RETREAT OF THE ENEMY, WITH HE&VY LOSS. Central News telegram, Port Said, Aug. 26, 2.20 p.m. Action 'was again resumed this morning, but was chiefly confined to the artillery, the British having eighteen guns. After some ...

... r2ANcE. The organs of MI. Gambetta are evidently changing their language in discussing Egyptian affairs. The Republique ltrsaise says:- The Tenmes is a most extraordinary newspaper. We have followed with attention all the opinions manifested by that journal on the Egyptian questioa. They are so numerous and so different that it would take us some time to enumerate thbgu. That jonrunal ...

... A LZETTER PFROM THM CLAIMANT. Mr. Guildford Onslow has received the following letter from the Tichborne claimant:- Portsmouth, 8th June, 1882. Dear Onolow,-I feel very anxious about you and those kind friends who were with you getfing home safely that stormy afternoon. I hope it did not increase your illness, and that you are not the worse for the journey. I remember that you told me some ...

... 'T IETRIAL OF ARABI. T. E CHARGES AGAINST TlE EGYPTIAN PATRIOTS. A gairo telegram of Monday says:- It is necessary to repeat the warning respecting Arabi's imprisonment. He considers his life unsafe. In any case his treatment is still 'unnecessarily harsh. The British Government should interpose. Such incidents, harmless in them. selves, as the remark of a member of the Khedive's nt ourage ...

... REGCPTION OF THM NEWS OV BZ2 G~PNRitS3 VICORY. The following official telegram has been received from Balmoral - the Queen was much gratifiedatreceiving on Wednesday fbe announcement of the great rictory-of her troopa at Tel-ejl-ebir, as well as the speeial men- tion made by Sir G. Wolseley of his Boyal Highness the Duke of Connaught, and the admirable manner inwhich his royal highness led ...

... SPECIAL MORNING SUNTAY EDITION. SUNDAY MORING'S TELEGRAMS. THE VERY LATEST NEWS. Reyisld.'a Nesvqpaper Oflce, Sunday, 4 a.m., [aRuT1a'e T'ELEGRAWS, 3TO.] EGYPT. ARREST OF MINISTERS. 0 REFUSAL OF TROOPS AT DAMI EA TO SURREI)ER. Cairo, Sept. 16, 9 a.m. The city is quaiet and the people are friendly and respectful. The civil admlinistration is being cam-red on byr the EgyrpLian authoritiesl. ?? ...