... ' | I _+ I CAPTURE OF ARABI'S CHIEFB MILITARY ADVISER. 51 -t AN ATTACK BY MOONLIGHT.El tli BRILLIANT CAVALRY t CHARGE. o c CRUSHIN0,DEFEAT OF THE hi CR ~ ~ ?? The following telegram was despatched by Sir G hi Wolseley to the War'Office on Sunday:- ISMAILIA, Sunday. } Have just returned from outposts and find our m actions of 24th and 25th have had far more important results than I was aware ...

... GthANIATNdS. Last year there werq 61. enclis tesented,agailset 46 in the - 0previous year, in thoe11ouase of Lors. I Ther wer onl seven suits last year in the JEhelesilasticat 1Cosfts, aginust tbie'teftfliis the feilleedng v A bill Lao been plassed by die South Australian Assembly, sd liinerceecing the number of members from forty-four to fifty. In a two. . . L The South' Australlati ...

... - IL iAND PERU. The Pena-wm- Star and Horakd of the 3rd ist. u. lishesb a lett'er from its Lima correspondent, dated y li), which gives the following narrative or ferioe y counters between the Chslilaii and Perulvian forces f ThePcrnvian forcesin theiinterior. and esrasin the vicinity of Tarma and Jauja, have OQaltinoed the active proccediigs - which *;ere noticed in my last d 1 patch. - ...

... E ~ O T T sty ACI: - - 0 . - H L The Board of TZade fSqustY 4110ltb. 01rcugenoande 'of a' eolilsion~t at. ea LI wbih Mae a~elglg that a 'he eokont nraned thie Dardogne, ?? :Wehrdr. had gon3 down 'withall Irauai, was-rcpumed yestearay at the - Ul *;X1deI1,. The eidiog~magletratee were Mhesrses Wt l eilU ! oz~d G. W, Edwards, and thi autical assessors be' l CP ?? R,N,, Commander Burn6y, R.N, hd ...

... I.TCAkRCERATIO OF MR. B. DWYER GRAY, M.PP. CARLOW BOARD OF GU ADIA t (FBOX Oup. COBR3PLE8ND&U.) Carlow, Thursday. j The weelly meeting of the guardians was held a to-day,.I Sir Taos PnBCE BETrrux, Vice-Chairman, presidinlg. Also present- P Iessrs William C Brownie Patrick Brennan, Matthlias r 'WeY, John Byrnie, Thomasz Keogh, James Eustace, The Clerk read a ircular from thie Town Clerk, c ...

... WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROII LLOYD'S AGENTS.] The ketch Ada. from London for Bideford, put into Shecrness for shelter, and upon anchoring on the Lap- well Bank in shoal water she grounded on the ebb, lying high and dry at low water she will get off next tide. ...

... Lloyd's agent at Shields telegraphed on Monday morning that the Norwegian brig Dagmar, Capt. Hargsen, arrived in the Tyne, August 27th, from Christiania, having on board Captain Krogen, of the German schooner Theodore (of Eirashorn), from Hamburg, bound to Leith, laden with salt. The Theodore sprang a leak, and the pumps be- came choked and could not be worked, and the vessel fell over on her ...

... LONDON LETTER. (SPECIALLY WIRED. J [BY OUR GALLERY CORRESPONDENT.] LONDON, THURSDAY NIOHT. Some of the telegrams received from Egypt to-day refer to certain supposed peace negotiations and to the probable sur- render of Arabi. After all, I suppose, they are only anticipating events. The Daily News, in a special edition, published a state- ment to the effect that Sultan Pasha and the late ...

... On Wednesday, Dr. Diplock, coroner for West Middlesex, held a long inquiry in the board-room of the Boys' Industrial School, Feltham, relativa to the death of Maurice Barrow, 10 years of age, an inmate, who committed suicide by hanging himself on Sunday last. Joseph Roland Brooks, who was called to give evidence of identity, deposed I am the superin- tendent of the Feltham Industrial School. I ...

... B IZflUH AND OWEIN'TAh FAIR Al' BALI'BUItRN. SPEECH BY- MR DAVID DALE. in In the presence of a large aud fashionable `9 assemblage, Mr David Dale, J.P., of Darlington, be yesterday opened a bazaar and Oriental fair in foai aid of the completion fund of the Church of or Emmanuel, Saltbura. The bassar was held in at tho large hall, Ruby-street. The Church of but Emmanuel, now a large and ...

... IABERDE3EN. F'RIDAY,0 SEPT. 1, 1882. THEMRR is. absolutely nothing new to-day re- garding the situation in Egypt. The troops in gardng emotn .._ :Ahe si.z aIs.E the isihailia quarter are being hurried to the front ;' and the Highlanders had reached Alex- andria' yesterday afternoon on their way from Ramleh to Ismailia. It is reported from more quarters than one that Arabi has asked for ...

... ETHE QUEEN'S JOURINEY TO. . I SCOTLAND. -- ~~~~~~~~~t The Queen embarked on board the Alberta. at Os- c borne about six' o'clock last evening, the vessel lying i tie Admiralt vein, heve tie. .iniral'ty fag, Royal Standard, and Blue Ensirn,c and was conveyed by the Elan and Victoria and Albeit t to the Clarence.ictuoalning- Tard, where Her Majesty s arrived soon after half-past six, and was ...