... ' X00tULXL 1 N Dl1. & D AJ!J1 Ui'I iUIUB. Yesterday afternoon, at the Lendon Mansion Rouse Justice Room, Mr. Charles Williams, the editor of the e jIvenin, pwrrs, appeared before the LonD MAYOR Upon a l summons charging him with violently assaulting Mr. i Frederick Arthur hyndman, barrister-at-law. of Temple e Gardens. He pleaded not guilty. f I. Mr. ST. Josn- WONTNER, solicitor, said the ...

... TRE WEEK IN PARLIAMENT. BY A LOOKER-ON. Once again we are in the thick of a political crisis. The confident, too confident as it has proved, antieipa- tions that Lord Salisbury would take a statesmanlike viewv of the Irish difficulty have been rudely dispersed, and the two Houses of 'Parliament are in sharp conflict on a subject which demands peaceful handling and generous concession. The ...

... TI-HE COUNTIES CHEl3S ASSOCIATION TOURNfA. DENTS IN' MANCHESTE R. The real business of th~t Counties Chess Association's tournaments, which have been held at the Athenerum, Manchester, during the past weekL, was conelzdod on Saturday evening with the close of the championship classeg; Thete was considecablo interest manifested in the gaies. .Mr. J' HL Blachnnbune. of London, the champion ...

... i NEWS FROM CAIIRO. (]IEUTtFR's TamaA:ss.) ALExAxpuiA, Friday, 12.5 ?? reconnaissance. made yesterday satisfied Sir Archibald Alison that the enemy has no force worth mentioning near Alexandria. There is no foundation for the constant alarmist reports of an impending surprise of the city. Arabi cannot attack without executing movements which would give ample warning of his intentions. Toulba ...

... , I TH1E CHIEF SECRETAEy. i g~r. Trevelyany M.P., arrived at Dublin on Saturday Iju. )rifrom England by Royal Mail steamer, and pro- Ste w Idet the Chief Secretary's Lodge, Pheanix Park, d needed to ?? MILITARY CHANGEiS. hao on ?? there arrived at ?? palill aboot 400 of the Army Reserve oji h r TI] ?? Brigade at the Bengai's Bh aresbe, d~t the aue time about three 66mpans ?? ~g legeinent ...

... | -I l~~ - CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DEPARTMENT. A new appointnaent has beenz made in connection with the Criminal Investigation Department, of which Mr. I, Senldnson is the head. The post is that of Assistant ek Investigator of Crime, end the post carries wit h it a salary of £d0o a year. te g ~~THE CONSTABULARY. if Yesterday afternoon the Lord-Lieutensit inspected the ;h Cosauary Depot, ...

... ITHIS MORNING'S NEWS;' tO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. MERCURY-OFFICE, Saturday, 5 q-v st THE WAR IN EGYPT. e (TIMES TELEGRAM.) ISMAILIA, Friday, 2 ?? El Magfar, soveral miles beyond Nefiche, the enemy, with ten guns and a large force, opposed us for the entire day. 'The British had but two guns in position. Our right wing consisted of mounted infantry and Household Cavalry, e the centre of guns, and ...

... MINISTERS AT THE MANSION HO0USE. Loxcoy, Wednesday Night. . t This evening the Lord Mayor gave the annual banquet I to Her Majesty's Ministers in the Egyptian Hiall of the t Mansion House. Upon Mr. Gladstone arriving shortly after seven o'clock, he was greeted with a loud cheer by a t considerable numblier of people who were waiting outside I 0 the civic residence. Tile right hon. gentleman ...

... Win. Turner, forty-five years of age, a collier, was executed yesterday morning at Xirkdale Prison, Liver- pool, for the murder of his wife at Skelmersdale, near Urmakirk, on the 23rd June. The crime was one of unrelieved brutality, the prisoner having gone home, put on a pair of heavv clogs, and announcing his intention to kill her, proceeded to kick the unfortunate woman to death. He Nvas ...

... POLITICS- AND :SOCIETY. LEEDS, Tuesday, August 22nd. Celerity, certainty, and decision continue to dha- racterise the movements of Sir Garnet Wolseley. Yesterday morning the great flotilla under his com- imand entered the Suez Canal, and steamed towards Ismailia. ., The Canal authorities refused to allow them to have pilots, and in. consequence one of the vessels, the' Calabria, ran aground. ...

... 4T1IE: -LEEDS RIE Pt(CURtY 0-4- TFRIDA , Aygust 25th, 1882. I .. . . I Tnjilanding of the British troops. from the transports in the Suez Canal, and the preparations, for their, advanceinto the country, being almost completed, tt. their advancoixto the country, being almost completed, 1 or thoadvanced guard moved off from Ismailia yesterday t or morning in the direction of the enemy's ...

... THIiS I1ORNING'S NEWS, TO-DAY'S LOtON PAYERS. THE WAR IN EGYPT, (TreSES TELGoRAs.) CAMe OPPosrrE ABu Risuae, Monday, Midnight- Since I wrote my last despatch the enemy attacked us in great force, with a heavy fire of artillery covering their advince. Our exhausted cavalry were again ordered to the front with the guns, and the enemy were put to flight in about an hour. Colonel Hiume and a troop ...