... ITHE STATE OFYEGYPT. THIE WATER STPPLY OFW ALEXANDRIA. tc MORE M &SSACRES. si CRITICAL POSITION OF s PORT SAI.D- b PRQCLAMATION OF ARABI t PACITA. t- DESPATCH FROM ADMIAL ti SE YOUR b a DESPATCH FROM LORD GRANIE. a * . 't (BY EASTE TElEGRIAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN CtOnESPONWNT.) C ALEXANDRA, FRMAY, 9.30 AX. a The following informnation has been received a from your Port Said Correspondent by letter, ...

... T-e pl]DTI I EGYI.S (MON oUR REoAL 001rVOGK WrT-), - Amidst very genuine eering, begun lustily by theaaseldV6, and replied to hearly b ah i pele onea3d, the .first 0compete da.et of topsoi ron this country Ar . f gailed t hal-p two o'cloc y y; sf-er noon' fro Portjonuth arbour, inthe Bitish India Steam Company's ship D a As wa explained in yesterday's papr, portion of the contingent came from ...

... M6IMOAL BEPOB UDAtlrTxwS O1IOX aEADUGS EM3 fy E NEGSL~n AD B BaAnS BAl3a.E3 is saw a. Sk1. - - a - - . ?? I Uorrected to sea-ldv and ecrtuod to la9 F. Thewktinssbo the otf thsbave t I oseh co ibis d three n ous T5d b weue The M ?? l Uo in L f s., f stl ueino - tl~e c 51017 Storsoh Ui~sstudotw fori uyntth sett; weaher Ifwdalhs It *|*bskfcattrs otft The TE RATmRfiatopezairst o~clocktb moinhig ...

... NAVAL AIM Bt=Alit . THE L 4' OIMON G.&ZH ADMIRALTY. Josa 27. TM accordance with the provisions of e0 Majest Orders in v CoouncI of 22nd Februar 1870 rad 29th Novewber 1879, .t IUeut W. @. Csnot hoa n;ess ple on th setie list frm 6 tha26t inS. nth O Dtosrume the Ic ~ea i of | ADMIATY, Jrns 80. I ?? (cil Reid has bees i Sa tD tioe Irank 81 paxas in her Mej esty's fleet., i1th r 28th WAR 6MI PAtT ...

... IRELND. (BY TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR O0l ooal3SrofmmrrS.) DUBLIN, WRDNrDAr XhLea W Inquiries in the best il orssed quarters con- ai firm the belief that everything that was stated in the T Di ' Nt-wAl respecting the resignation of Colonel y1 -Subienlbury was correct. Colonel Brackenbury, on his arrival in Ireland to take up isa new post, un- doubtedly proposed the adoption, not merely of a sys- ...

... TIHE. OLD; INNS QF LOPDO( I.T blhe course of'an ?? or'.his0 ja sm foir, .the current moath, Mr. Vs .1 Milliken- gives the D feoluwing informationt -. Setting aside the Tabard, , .theb most ancient, petb aps ;in one respect,' but-in. '1 s' .anthei- thiieevnost 'of all I am sorry at'the~outbettto: I dissipate the coinmounly, rceived belief that the - other 1 inns I mention are, as actual ...

... 25?), ?? . .1 .. 6 I Tim CRISIS iX Ec;xIr.-ThC situation daily becomes more critical, and while the Porte boasts of the happy result of Dervish Pasha's mission, Egypt remains in as great a state of confusion and ferment as ever. Strengthened by the open approval of the Sultan, who has sent him the Order of the Medjidieli, and is spaiitg no pains to conciliate the army by rewards, Arabi ...

... . - Z ?OMTA?GN M. -EGYPV ?? 4- ?? k F p 4atiof a &!aWS2 by' PM acve the ff of kmw .witi a sldtime fire fvmttl point of numbers, anid evgy nt deamin some soleliy qualities. A tiP latest acmenntms uatwoirthy, AhriA-has withdawn f I troops fimn RoseBR to - =iL Caw Pose Tosed to the dager of aftwkhm .h tam He is sid toha n dow, a ase* Hao &aa £ - immits aavueeae a a these.. attack an iA& ?? forc ...

... WMLIO9 AND BEQUESTS. The will (da~tea July 17, 1879), with Semi~ codidils, of Bertha Victurnienne de Rboheahouert de Mortemart, Princesse de Beauvau, late of No. 276, Boulevard St. Germain, Paris, who died on Jan.26 lest,7 was proved in Londpii on the 13th. nit., b7. Hdlene Maxie Antoinette Victarnienne de Beauvau, Marquise a de Montboissier, the personal estate withi touidic tion, of the ...

... THE CAMPAIGN IN EPTGa. I Arabi Paeha, after making a feeble attack under cover of darkness on Monday night with the evident object of ascertaining in what strength the position in front of Ratnilelb wae T being held by the English, and finding his sbip troops were speedily repulsed by a brisk fire exp from the 38th, withdrew behind bis entrench- the. ments and seems to have made no further isn ...

... -a DE ciuB a the ?? Iie Cobden Club bav Fprosygvmn it u A. or Richmond, one *e o 0*yimEpted, tea plac on Saturday night at WgllsWow, ?? b an tnusually large wnmbrt Earlof DM= pre- amisoag thor lissift were the Ead of D.Wke,' MY., K. de Lesseps, the Ead of Dalhos-e Viscount Poweaeourt, Lord Houghton, 'mr Dexter H.P., S W. LsWoa4 ZLft Havelock.Allan Mr 3. Oaird, Sir B. Torrens, Sir Louis Mallet ...

... M?D, - - .2. - - IO0TOVS PROCEEDNGMS AT LISTOWEL. ?? (By TELEGRAPH4 (Pci On owN ,COuniaPONDM s.1 DUBLIN, Sn=wa Narw. Mrs. Moore, of the Dublin Ladies' Land League, was addressing a crowd of people in Listowel to-night, when the polce, underthe command of cap. tain LXase, RhIL., armed with revolvers, arrived and gathering. Mrs. Moore subsequently attempted to address 'the crowd at -the railway ...