... EE f THE CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT THE ADVANCE OF THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT S BRIGADR, TEL-EL- K EBIR THE Brigade of Grenadier Guards under the command of tie Duke of Connaught were stationed in the second line of the British army during the attack on Tel-el-Kebir as supports to General Willis's Infantry Brigade. Though not nominally in the post of danger, as the assault was naturally begun by the first ...

... I -- 4-- TuE fire At Cairo destroyed C6p0,000 worth of property. l The Aus'traliin' criccote'rs li v'o defeated i picked tean of 'ght6e6iilhiladelphians b'y nine' wickets. Dsridg' the' progress 'of5 a 'sblotiin match lat Wyke. Win. S'miath, dgdd t'e 'y'car'si, was 'fatally shot. I Iu'ch damge~'hysbebaft danded in a 1sortio~nof the islandl of Cubai by a cclone. 'I'he'streams in the district of ...

... 1E! REYLfNY MOVE- ]OIBNT IN FRANCE. EXPECTED RISING. IN LYONS. :PRECA.UPIONS OF THE AUTHORITIES. (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAP) (PROM OUR, SPECIAL OORRZ8PONDNT.1 LYONS. FsenAY NIGH. b Terror reigns in the second city of France. Two explosions have taken place. More are v feared. The public monuments are watched. The Bourse is guarded by soldiers. The streets are deserted after dark. The theatres ...

... LONDO.N, FIDAYl October 6. Our Special Correspondent in Cairo tele- graphs that the ceremony of the proces- sbion of the Prophet's Carpet took place there yesterday. Among those -present were the Ehedive, the Duke of Connaught, Sir Garnet. Wolseley, General Graham, &c. The Foot Guards, fthe Sussex Regiment, and the Mohammedan compauies of .the Indian con- tingent of infantry and cavalry took ...

... TO-D.AY. Paillarhenf-Uouse of Ctommons, 12. - Lectures-Gresham (Divinity), Dean Bargon,6; Osahey Church, Bushey T Wesley), Dr. Butler, 7.'30; Memorial Hal1, ltethnal-greea (St. Paul's Cathe- dral), Rev. IL Shuttlewortt, 8; Laughanm Hall (Per- petual Pensions), Yr. Bradlaugh, M.P., 8.30. 1 Evangelical Alliance, Leicester. : Blaillava Celebrations - Dinner of Officers, Winliss looms (General Sir ...

... 1 GREV AND TiE PAPAL NUNCIO. (BY SUBMARUM TF1MPAPH.) (mom oam OWN OORnSspoNDENT.) PARIS, Wix9Wsrr NaTrG=. The outgoing Nuncdo received his biretta to- day froml [. Grvy. He was escorted to the Blysee by a detachment of dragoons, and ac- companied bv the Ablegat and M. Mallnrd, intro. ducer of Ambasadors. A second carriage was occupied by Monsignor Londi, the lapal Garde Nobile, -the Marquis ...

... (THROUGH REUTERS AGENOY.) FRENCH RACING. PARLS, Ocr. 22. The following axe the results of to-day's rases at Chantilly :-Przx de .Moteooxtaine: Camrxdrste, 1; Mcsqu.Jc 2. Prix d'HIallate: Missy, 1; Ageda., 2; iVillers, S. Prix de laTable: Cldlie, 1; QLoterie, 2; X iEgyptien, 3. XPrix de Ia Salamandre: Chltof l,; Verte Boone, 2; Farfadet, 3. Pnz de Chatesu-n[af- fitte: Laflultee,l; Optimia,2; ...

... e]NEAL HOMEg NEWS -ro (BY TELEGRAPHI fl XPES0 T.p 11ev. . Georgeerv Sotme8t, Vector Of St. 2t Mabivnl,Boduwini, died yesterday after a brief fitness. we !fhe Zauise of death- wes COngestion -of the lungs and off heartdiisease. The deceased was the ldest ?? AthurSomers hon of ,fifth Duke of t lvgn8. e3 ad no l a uter of BRIGHTON., The Mayor of Brighton yesterday presidedloyer a on: large ...

... STATEMENTS OF ARABI. DEFENCE OF HIS ACTS. PROTEST BY M. VICTOR H1UGO, MBY EASTERN TILEGRAPH.J ' (PROMX OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CAONw, mosDAY. I have already sent you a summary of some of the statemnents made by Arabi. These state- ments consist mainly of testimony -given, in court, but partly of words spoken in interviews with a friend, which Arabi wishes to be made known to the English ...

... Lectures-Gresrnbwn (Astronomy), Rev. Mr. Ledger, S; M6erc hnts' Weigh' MOIBSe t:'hapel, jRev. Dr Aveling 12~ Westbourne~pxk institute (Birth and Deathl a *orld)h Mr. Pctoctor, 8.l15; Weigh Hoase Chspei (~ennuOn's Poeiry), Dr. Macdonald, 8: South. placa tsiItOt, Eiusbur5y (Liberty of Printig), 1Lr. PoliticalSpdohsA-Wellingbrcg, (MMr. RusseU, Q.C, Mj.P., and H~on. 0. 11 Spencer, ?? DUbliD (3 ...

... 3LET PJO IuGRTMG0 To -zme znrroZ OP TIM DAILY NEWS. Sia,-As the subject of electric lighting is one to which I have given consdrbeatnipras you WMl permit me to offer afwbifrmrsuo some of the statementscotneinypitrsig I article in to-day's.DailNwsDelnwihlet- city for a plant ,of, 2, ?? lamps, I sea that under teha fpeiiayota several items are entirelyomte. orisacn entry is made for offices and ...

... M1ADAME DORVAL. -4 The present epoch may almost be called one of remi- niscences, and, without intending to make any comparisonrs, which, after all, serve no practical purpose, it is perllitted to us to remark that the French stage of the present daly has not the same splendour to boast of that it enjoyed in the first half of this century. At the Comedie Frarqaise there are uudoubtodly a few ...