... 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 ...

... AN ANN72TUAL SCAND1AL. When Cdeteuiayo visits the Courts of Justice, and finds them all closed, he will probably feel some surprise ,at this being the case. But when infornie; 1 that they remain so for three months., and that urinig so long a period Eng- lish justice is at a stmnclstill, and Englishrmel are unable to ohtain redress of their wrongs, in all probability the barbarian monarch will ...

... TUM : EX-EREDIVE AGAIT IN TVOTUBLE. The ex-Khedive, Ismail Pasha, who has been staying f6r some weeks past at the Grand Hotel, Paris, was, says the Standard correspondent, a day or two ago extremely surprised at receiving the visit of a commis- sary of police, accompanied by a sheriff's officer, who had come to seize his baggage, jewels, &c., in payment of abalanceof £24S, claimed by his ...

... INOTES ON PARLIAMINT~ [BY A SPECrAL CONTRInTOR.j PEElRS AND PEOPLE The Arrears of :rcnt Bill wvas considered in the Honse of Landlords on Monday. The question of land is the only oneowhich can cause the unrepresentative house to muster in large numbers. At oth-er times the red benches of the gilded chamber present an uninteresting appearance of vacan~y.. Noble lords are at Rome enjoy- cog the ...

... GIENERiA NEWS. A Conservative Club has been opened at Ilkley, Yorkshire. Prince Bismark's principal assistant, Lotliar Butcher, retires from public life in October. A groom has died at Tilehurst, near Reading, from injuries sustained by being crushed by a horse. A saving of nearly £S750 per annum has been effected by the introduction of electric lighting at South Ken- sington Museum. For ...

... CETEWAYO'S DBPOSITION AND RESTORATION. Shakspere contends, through the mouth of Richard the Second, that- Not all the wiater3 in the rough, rude sea Can wash the lbalu fromn ail anointed idiig. And therefore we may rcasonably presu. that although the balm. with whicli isa sat'le Mlal1jesty Cetewayo is anointed may le rather full flavoured, yet be is stdil a minarc.i ('0c a Ling always a king ...

... 71MBS IX LONDON. At a quarter-past eleven on Taesday night a fire broke out at an upholsterer's in High-street, C apham, and was not ex. tinguished until Io. 4 h&d beeu burned out. Dlamtgo was also snstained at No. 8, a baker's, in the same street. A back room on the ground.floor of 6, Child's-street, Earl's-conrt. road, Kensitgton, with thc coutentsd was severely damaged a littlo after four ...

... i MINIS TBS AT THE MANSO* OUSE. I On Wednesday night the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor entertained the principal members of the Government and a numerous company at a banquet in the Egyptian Hall, at the Mansion House. The guests, over 300 in number, included Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone, the Lord Chancellor and Lady Selbourne, Lord Cariingford, K.P., the Earl and Countess of Kimberley, Mr. and Mrs. ...

... - :AILWAY FAWIBENTS. The Great Western train leaving Birmiugham at 10.5&a.e. met with a seriousaccident on Mondaymorn. ing on entering the low level station at Wolverhampton. arom e cause as yet unexplained, the engine left the Tails near to some points, and after ploughing the ballast for aishort distance mounted lines'which'took'it to the-wrong side of the -platform. The train was com- posed ...

... RAILWAY ACCIDENe'TS. On Tuesday night at half-past seven, a collision oc- curred between two trains on the new line to East Grinstead, resulting in serious injurios to ten men. One train, containing ballast, and another containing shift men, met in the Riddlesdown Tunnel, near Croydon,and ten of the men were severely injured. The driver of one of the engines had his eye forced out, and one or ...

... GnEAT ERASE AT 3OLTON. On Wednesday, the mill of Alossrs. Balely and COo. was totally destroyed by fire. The flames b:nrst out about three o'cloc!k, and before the operatives had time to make their escape the place was barning about them, A scene of fearful confusion ensued, endiug in the inl. mediate death of one woman and serious injuries to several other persons. The point of ignition was ...

... Ei ?? - GENMRAL'S .aqZUAL CSPOET. The twenty-eighth report of the Postmaster-deneral on the Post-office was issued on Thursday, and as is generally the case, contains much useful and important information. The difficult question, the Postmaster- General says, of an inland parcels post, so which reference was made last year, has occupied much attention,.and I am glad to be able to state ...