... rhe Dublin correspondent of the Times, writing last night, says :-'The general tranquillity of the country has not been disturbed duiing the past week by any untoward event, and advantage is taken of the opportunity afforded for caljm observation and reflection to examine the working of the remedial 1116asures of the Legislature and see how it may be made mnore effective. The same paper's ...

... THE BECENT' CAMPAIGN. The con iction must come upon the mind of everyone who reads the descriptions of out soldiers' return from Egypt that the campaign is over none too soon. The appearance of both men and horses of the household troops, as they made their triumphal passage through London, was indeedpainful and pitiable. 'the former looked thin, gaunt, and careworn; the latter in such bad ...

... | _ I The correspondent of a contemporary ina tele- gram from Cairo says :-From various sources of information, and from letters direct from Khar. fnoomI am in a position to state that there can be nlittle doubt that thA Egyptian rule in her southern, P provinces has received a disastrous, if not alto. e getfer crushing blow. While we were lighting e Arabi, a far more murderous war on a ...

... i NAVAL AND bUIXlRY. asmriss, OcT. i, This evening Bear-Admiral his Royal Eighn&ee-s th DOs of bia tda from Eu near Ahhfe his ooniatrn toversbm, and thence trelledbhaars m to RStgbornab. where hewasmetb5&byCpt. VL'F ol bet VTeste 41 ip Li tender to his oyld HighuW s tho rejls 2ten proceeded by the bnw& raato EgS where hewas the suC far the nigbt d Vine- B. Bryta fli*sca, C.U. Comznaner-in ...

... j HOUSE OF LORDS.-TuEsnDY. The House met at a quarter past-past four, when there was a very numerous muster of Peers, including the Duke of Albany. VOTE or THANKS TO THE EGYPTIAN EXPEDITION.- Lord GRANVILLE gave notice that on Thursday he would move a vote of thanks to the commanders, officers, anid rien of the military and naval forces engaed in the Egyptian expedition, and that, on the ...

... Fhe impressions formed by Mr. Herbert Spencer during his visit to the U ited States have been published in the report of an interview with him. After reinarlcing on the incorrectness of reports which had been published, the con- versation proceeds I Las what you have seen answered your expectations ? It has far exceeded them. Such books about America as I have looked into had given sue no ...

... .wffi? (T-ben.ingld OtW. THE CLOSURE.-THE, SPEAKER'S INITIATIVE. The following were the 102 members (including tellers) who voted for Mr. Bryce's proposal that the initiative in the application of the closure sol be. talken by a Minister of the Crown or the member in charge sol Alexander, Col. GeCrry, J. P. Hay, Rtt. llon. Adm. MloanJ- Scott, M. D. Arn~old, Arthur Cow.,u Joseph, S ir J. C. I). ...

... X; S LoN &AMATI - INILYO5N& OPINIONS OF THE SILK W .Y.RS CBY SUBM MNE TELEGRAPH) (FtROX OUR SPECIAL COnMtlSONrWBT.) LYONS, 3MoznDA EvENo. For a wonder the sun has been visible to-day, E and, for the first time since my arrival here, we have enjoyed a rainless interval. The streets are full of life, the Plaoe BelleCour, the finest in Europe say the Lyonnais, is crowded with strollers; the ...

... THE LONDON SCROOM BOARD ZLEC- TIONS. A meeting was held on Monday afternoon at the Me- morial Hall, for the purpose of forming a committee to enlighten the ratepayeri as to questions which they will have to denide at the coming election for the diffusion of correct information as to the principal matters to come before the board. Sir John Lubbock, M.P., presided. The CHAIRMAN, in opening the ...

... TUIB WARDED-Br WM. BEaRLRM _ ?? isEANONAABLE GARDENING FOI. Tlkt I yvEIEK ENDINLI NOVEMBER 4- I *-olong as the weather keeps mild, alli green. laC vulobe contain plante brought in) frtom sod ?? h hamm erbeen ptted oupo dfomor rae bordters, must be ltept eool and a iry. ?? .aa5lI1 wfill too soon arrive vwhen a forcedl close ~~svill have8 to hs minajtajOed, from wrhic ah eplanti wvill snffer ...

... AFFAIRS OF EGYPT. ARABI'S TRIAL, AUSTRIA AND EGYPT. RETURN OF GENERAL WOLSELEY. Cairo, Oct. 25. The prosecution committee to-day examined Ali Bey Rushdi who, during the bombardment, commanded the guard stationed atthe buildingcontaining the Alexandria Tribunal of First Instanve and the Court of Appeal. The witness stated that he was ordered on July 12 by Sulieman Daoud Pasha to set fire to the ...

... THE NEW IRISIH LEAGUE. I rislh agitation is not a bad business. Mr. gs ...