... LON9DON MONDAY, Auust 28. It is announced in the Court Circular that the seenn g Rreatly gratified by the news of Sir Garnet Wolseley's success, and heard by tele- graph with tbauhfulnless. of the safety of the Dukte of Connaught.: - -: Our Special Correspondent at Ismailia, tele- graphing.toas further details of the battle of eday, says that the Egypti force&was ;nuch lage Tha wee exeoed The ...

... PRMZ FIGHT AT HORNSEY. Yesterday morning about six o'lock tele- gram Was received at all the police stations in the subur of North London, to the effect that it was believed at head.quarters that a ize fight had been arranged to come oi at Tottenham, HEromei, Ighgate, or Wood Green,, ud requesting that a =wecial (atch should be kept. it appears that soon after five an un- usual commotion was ...

... - . I Considerable alarn was felt 'or some time at Dover yesterday with regard to the Belgian mail packet, the Parlea.ent Bel/g. She left Dover, with mails and passengers, at ten o'clock on Tuesday night, and should have reached Ostend early yesterday morning. Wben she was considerably overdue and was not sighted, telegrams of inquiry were despatched all round the coast, and a boat was sent in ...

... 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 ...

... INDIAN FINANCE AND INDIANr POLICE ALTHOUGH the only Indian subject in which the public is at present interested is the arrival of the Indian contingent at Suez, it is not too late to bestow some consideration on one or two subjects of importance suggested by the discussion on the Indian Budget. The discussion itself wvas somewhat uninteresting, as was perhaps natural with financial proposals ...

... TOIRE OF FOREIGN AND GENERAL NEWS. GUERAL BABRIOs, the President of the Guate- da Yepublic, has arrived at the Langbam hotel, heiu companied by a suite of 19 persons. inc JOsEPH JOAcHrm has been appointed con. it.Mr of the Royal Academy of music of Berlin, 4t musical director of the Roval Academy of arts. iSAIUtL SAMUELc, X.C. M.G., Agent-general for ,rIwouth Wales, has been informed by ...

... ,i¶ju PRUSSIAN PARUAMENT. AY SUBMARIE TE'LEGIIRaPE.) (fox 0t1 OW CORflE5P0~'DN'.) BERLIN. FamDAY Njoarr. . he eleotion of members of the Prussian ?? will tfie place on October 27. The lebawbioavebeing made to unite all the 3L:ea1 parties me.et with considwerable success. -yPRUSSIA A THE VATICAN. (BY SUEMIAEI TLE3ItA.FH.R) IFOM3 Oult OWNI COIBESPO.'iDINT.) BERLIN, FsrnAv Nsor. Herr Vc~l ...

... MlR, (HARLES RHADle, AND DRINK TO0 TIMIO EDITOR O1'r P 012 Ii ' IlA. ?? permit me to correct two printer's eirors iu my letter, or perhaps the best way will be to roprint tlhe whole sentence correctly. I propose, then, if driven to it, to pro- coed against any pirate wfio shall hercafter tamper either with my title, or with any scenes, situations, or characters, that are taken, not from ...

... IlE As - I. N : I - e- I THE ?? ?? 1. WL'8TAuRsIBL. ..eonsiderable alam was felt for some timq yeterday at Dover si4the safty of .the Belgian MOl :pcket, Plemut DBe, f which left . ths at ten 'okIockoeiTandy night with mails d pasengers i le tvc4 which bad.27 passengs on, bod, should hbkve reahed her diaioz t . Ostend earlyetday morniat, but for some hours aterwere np tidings were receved: of ...

... THE ENGIN1EE VOLUNTE' IA I AT MaTTate A VHATHAM, WEDW15DA- last night was a terrible one for thosekin camp, sad went far to prove the patience and en- duxanes of the Volunteers, who-to their praise be it spoken, stogd the teat mosat worthily. Uleiaba been very boisteros but.towards iimoet the wind strengthene and about loe o'clock the rain began to fall very heavily, and poured down ...

... eE, BRAL HOM ~W8 ( CBY ThLPAPH.AND 1nnzRSs.) BANGOR. Vhe outbreak of typhoid fever which has jar the last i ?? i the district show o signs of 3 abatement, fresh cases being reported daily. The I district officer of health has for the second time con- I ?? the filtering beds at the reigrvoir as being in. i faeted with typhoid germs, ntrsceehle from a case which occurred nearly six months Lack ...

... 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 ...