... IEE SOCIALIST RIOTS LNY I FA -NCE. - ?? | , mv922c' mau~arl a; rri Ts. Oct 23, NiGnT. a tsisrs of evening stzte that M. Camescasse, sif s-e h roi 'c'ce, ha'd a long interviev this e f :m ia vr:2ltb Minister of the Interior. It is nO rhe tl sbiectfi du!iberations was to S [ ee e eczan ?? for the protection of life tt entvfbics at prese.t most inadenuatelv, .re ew tO t~ ni'n-erical insuflcienevC ...

... LATEST NEWSj1 SPECAL TELEGRAMS, &C, Saturday being the anniversary of the battle of Trafalgar, thed trucks of the old Victory were dressed in garlands of evergreens. be ac Mr. John Fawcett, who, as Senior Provincial a Grand Master of Freemasons, installed the Prince of Wales, died at Durham on Saturday. Intelligence has reached Glasgow tbatthe steamer Clan Buchanan, which was stranded near ...

... MR. DODSON, M.P., AT SCAR- BOROUGH. iPOWERFUL DEFENCE OF LIBERAL is. I Last evening, Mr .S Caine, and The Othe Right Hon.- J. G. Dodson, M.P, addressed their constituents in the Circus, Scarborough. The Mayor (Aldermaan Woodall) presided. Mr. CAnes baring spoken at some length defend- ing his hostility to the EgYptian war, lir. DoevsoNv dealt with the Egyptian question. e He defended the ...

... - THE COURT, &o. An Aberdeen telegram says it is officially inti- -mated that the Court will leave Balmoral or. 3 Wednesday, the 15th November. Lieutenant-Colonel Balfour, of the Grenadier ,Guards, died on Taesday, at the house of his sister, the DMarcionesg of Dowushire, Belgrasve-sqnare. t Colonel Ealfour was wounded in the leg at Tel-el- r Kebir Hne was broneht home in theCarthage, but all ...

... ATE T . D - , _ I - W , D I SI- : ?? I II ?? TH OURT. hon 5 - ?? BALNRAaos CAsRas, OMr SD. zi Divine govie a Ir was a oondited at the castle red, it yesterday morning by theVery.Rev. Dr. DfllhAn moderator-of the -Genraj Assembly of the Church Id 6 of Scotland, in the uresence of -thle Queen,th g, PrneaetrcUteDcjs ?? n si ~fthe royal household. The VeryReav. Dr. Milligan to Y an ie a. Archibald ...

... THE DME OF WESTENSTER ON CHEESE-IAKING, eyesterasy, the Duke and Duchess of Westminster t. distributed the prizes won at the first show of the ?? Dairy Farmers' Association, held on i& r, 19th and 20th alt. In the fiv classe for chleese, 4d the winners of firs-t prizes were Mr. Henry Siddorn, Ox Heys Farm, Tarporley, who also gpined a sive meada; Mir. Thomas Patton, Ash House, Brindle;, ...

... SPECALdL TI~EGRASR~ &;c. At the Birminghamn Quarter Sessionsyestadsy |the Grand Jury found a true bill against Albert IE~dward Beteton, for the next of kin frauds. The 'accsd it wilbe remebred, was acqute at N, Michester. ore The Tunstall theatre has been soeld t; Genera atf I Booth for the putrposes of the Salration Army, at 'a the price of a little over £20090. Geneal Booth za% has also ...

... WATER COMNIflTEE. 3 of the Oitv Corndil was helcd yesterday aftroon at tl the Mlunicpal Offices. 3;r.MBowex prsideasaand S er ?? ptesent Al3derman W. B. F odo Iw 3 8 r Ho Yatigsan, W. lRadcliffe, andT.C B.| BH LIEROL WATER SPPLY. ti The followin~g statisies fro5 tbe eagineer's a Bperiodical report for the fortni~ght ending the ir 3rd instant were submitted : t h Rainfall at Rlvlngtoo dnrhng ...

... wtot In a maple grove at Rheode Ieland there is at swallow's lifeless res~t, at which it ia computed three million barn. f'd ye swlosadmrcecnrgate befsor their southern ribl; we A tiht, recent North Lonedale Agricultural Show a. tele. tet i~t to grnpht was placed at the junction between the liorse and ns given the cattle rinao, and by figures Corresponding toth aa loaguee the awards in each ...

... I At the annual dinner of the Owens Colleze ,nd (Manchester Royal) School of Bledicine, on Frdlay xey evening, Professor Thorburn presiding, Dr. Green. lar wood, principal of Owens College, and vce. ge, chancellor of the Victoria lniversity, in responding s a to the toast of `he Victoria University and Owens 3eri Colege, said he thought they would agree with re- him that the Manchester ...

... i ONoNco~roVR L t nqteu I ?? I S d St L R IONDON, WEDNIEPA EVENIG.: 1 There is still no offipl statement about our 11 policy in Egypt, and even Prince Dimnark seems to be driven-to make wild guesses as to ithe purpose at which Lord Granville is aiming. 11 Afteir a Tweek: of dubitation and Speculation. we QR it can only say tbit wa Are again st the end of a; i series of fables. there is no ...

... IPUBLIC MEN ON PUBLIC AYFMRS I ai- ?? r. Herbert Gladstone, M.P., speaking- at a snipe. Atcrowded meeting held in connection with the wood, Icopening of a Liberal club at HolbecleLeedson wild: Saturday, defended the policy of the Government Pheas ad in regard to Egypt saigttthy had tried Goons ae every possible means to bring about a settlement Bleakl at before resorting to arms. He did not ...