... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... (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; ...

... Whether diplomacy ought to have allowed us to get into the Egyptian war or not, everybody agrees that the eminent public servant who arrives. at Charing-cross this afternoon has well earned the hearty reception that awaits him. Sir Garnet has not achieved a Waterloo or a Blenheim, but he has shown the same qualities as won these historic fields- a deliberate and well-laid combination, a ...

... A CALL OF TH1E MOUSE. The autumn session commences on Tuesday, and it cannot fail to be eventful in the history of the House of Commons. If the house of the people desires to prove that it is capable,of doing the business of the people it will be by ain extreme exercise of sell-denial. The Corn- mons has e of late years said too much and done too little, and it would gratifythe country if a ...

... THE AUSTRIAN BLOOD TAX IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA. To the EDUroR of fite PALL MALL GAZE.TTE. Suz,-Among the somewhat optimist statements to be found in a letter hi to-day's Times on B Iosnia as It is, occurs the following paragraph ?? Christians and Mahommiredans have now both to serve in the Austrian army. This compulsory service, though the insurrection would have burst forth without it, ...

... THE PUBLIO HEALTH. From the ?? return we learn that durii g the week ending October 14 the annual rate of mortality in 28 of the largest Enclishl towns averaged 21-7 per 1,000 of their aggregate population, which was estimlated.at 8,46JG71 persons in the middle of this year. The rates of mor- tality in the several. towns, ranged in ordei from the lowest, were as ?? 12-6, Brighton 14'S, ...

... TO TIlE EDITOR Or TilEl ERA. Sir,-I see by the report of a Walkefieldl journal tbat ?? Sims Reeves has been grossly insulted in that city. The distinguished tenor gave a concert on Monday last at tire Corn21 Exchange to a crowded aulience, but a very exacting one, for when r Sirns Re eeves sang Trn Bowling, irstend of My Pretty Jane, there wits quite arn upror, which Was greatly ...

... TX! RETUnN Or TXI TROOPS. OUTBREAK ON BOARD A VRA.NSPORT. The Lydian Mlonarch, having on boa'd a detachment of the 2nd Life Guards and of the Hors3 Guards (Blue) arrived at Gravesend on Thursday moraing, and came up on the afternoon tide to the West Inoia Dock, which was reached at half-past three. At that , our upwards of 2,000 people were assembled at the dock gates, most of whom had either ...

... ENTHUSIASTIC gECEPTION IN LONDON. , INSPECTION BY THE PRINCE OF WALES 1 The Lydian Monitcb. with the 2nd Life Guards nand the Blues on board, arrived at Gravesend at 11 If o'clock on Thursday morning. The Duke of Teck, and also the men, seemed in the best of health and g spirits, but were glad to get home. The voyage from Alexandria, with the exception of a slight rolling in the Bay of Biscay, ...

... I .THE GARDEN.-BY 'Wim. EAlEE. SEASONABLE GARDENI1NG FOR TIlS WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 2S. The very near approach of the dull and gene- - rally cold month of November must force all 'possessors of plants to see that all are placed in, safety from such, and secure from all weathers which may follow. A mild, open autumn miay ainduce many to defer this very necessory opera- , tion, though once the ...