... THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS. The Daily News ?? Bey has paid a visit to the President of the Chamber of Notables, and has demanded that the Chamber shall insist upon its own Budget, and upon the principle of ministerial responsi- bility. Cherif Pasha, yielding to the military pressure exercised upon him through the Chamber, will probably give way. Otherwise a military revolt is expected. The situation ...

... '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 ...

... Anothergreat addition was made-to the electric lights onTues- day eveninglast, when MIessrsCrompton and Co., the Compaguie Gdn6rale d'Electricit6, the British Electric Light Company, and the Edison Exhibit of the Entertainment Court entered the field. The galleries were for the first time after sunset filled by visitors able to examine the interesting miescellaneous exhibits by means of the ...

... Yesterday being a half-holiday in Nortbamp- ton there was less activity in political circles tbau minght otherwise have beeni cxpected under the circumstanes. Mr. Corbett commonced his canvass and a prelinidrary meeting of moderate Liberals have been held, but they have-uot yet decided ?? their course of action. The Conservative leaders claim to have received a large number of promises of ...

... METEOROLOGICAL PORT. . .- DAIL? Y]ES . ?? 1 .ADMIGS TAS MamOBNGM.BY X NEGBLYr AND ZAMBRA'S BA RT0 iF TUES 21. WED. M. THU& 2. FEL 4 NM - . N. N. 2:- 3 E I T - - -N Corected to 6as aevel aned reduced to 321 F. lie The blac lines show the heiht of tile barometer at I ?? On thisandthree revios morings. The dotted lines indicae bthe The Miercuryv falls for ham, withl &W.. ar, an 3d W. winds-il ...

... AnTn-AGG]nESSION LEAGc A preliminary meeting of this newly-formed body was hold yestday afterneon, at the Westminster Palace Hotel, to discuss measures for 'the better eon. duct of our foreign and colonial policy. In the absence of the chairman announced (Sir Arthmleob. r house), who arrived later On, the chair %was taken at lise commencement by M. JoJS Mousy. Among those I present, besides ...

... Z Of.0DO, MONDAY, Febmuary 20. We publish this morning an account of an iii-the terview which our Paris Correspondent has had aem with General Scobeleff. The General stated that anc what he said to the Servian deputation and also not to a French journalist had been greatly il exaggerated. He had not visited Paris to u arouse a storm, but to avert one, which could uE only be done by plain ...

... FICXLE FEBRUARY. 0 The clhmps of evergreen shrubs are vocal with the song of the blackbird and thrush. wi Over and over again they repeat their notes, be first tentatively, as if they would be quite sure Tb that the winter has not taken away all their powers of making melody; and then, as the to day gets older and the sun shines down in a thi manner that would do credit to June, the songs ...

... [ N-EWS FROM PARIS. THE UNION GENERILE. ARREST OF TUE PRESIDENT AND I NIANAGFIR. SUBMARINE T=lEGRAPL) (PnOMS OUR OWN ORESPONDENT.l PARTa, TODAY NG The Minister of Justice did not wait for Mf. Salis to press in the Chamber for the arrest of Mk. Bontoux, the president, and his associate, 1W. Fdder, the manager of ihe Union Genirale. It was effected last night at a meeting at the Chaussie ?? ...

... . -- The various returns published by local news- papers relative to the attendance at publie worship, to T which attention has been recently ealied in our collumns, L form the material of a statistical supplement of twelve di pages given with the ArocNincforrniit of February 2. a] With a view to explain them and elicit the results, f: several suinmary tables are added, and a fall ?? hi ...

... THE QONroNDm OF I'.LAXD, Sx,.-n mylest letter it was. shown tbat the prqset disorders in tiread were locaw' di themi da due to -the action oit'Go~vernmaer4 in carryin out coer- iade diln. Zn spit bE tsu, hd~erv the Land Att has hxas md oge.TMe iipttant reduction Of rents enal *M&tc has been est~bkedjbylthe dotisons of th. Sub- bsut Ce n$ipms aliso saftlieiy oven confidwene tohe bats tenutry, ...

... I THE STATE OFEGYPTD (BY E TEN T=EL IRAP) t0ox OUR Owx COuiO NDEST.i ALEXANDRIA. S=Wr. Arabi Bey is daily making his influence felt !more and more. He is now regarded as Ui actual, if not the nowinal, head of the Ministry. Mahmoud Sanii defers to him in everything, and will probably resign in his favour. The military element reigns suprene. backed uipoby Stone Pacha, an officer in the ...