... cY Th DdailayYews Naples correspondent says :-The trial of t-c of Blisdea, which commenced on tho 19th inst., has continued be all the wcek, and it will be probably still so61e days before St the verdict is pronounced. The court is crowded daily. l~ Contrary to tlre nsual oustom, the prisoner, instead of tr er sitting in the common dock, is placed in an iron cage, da n- exact~y like that of a ...

... DISTRICT NEWS, WOLVERHAMPT~ON. Et. A NAxasow EgsaAx'-Ycsterday afternoon, Messrs. IV r yal HL Court and Lyons W~right. two Corporation officials,~ the had a narrow escape from serious acoident. They wcre rge walkeing up Victoria Street, and when near to a draper's Isd establishment their attention was attracted by th falig 0r0 of some pieces of mortar. They Stepped, and im media' ely H. after ...

... I [atEVUrER'S TELEGRAMIS.) MEin FRANCE.fr PARIS, OCToniR 22. n DI. Ferry to-day received N., Frauger, P'resident of tle o Chamber Of Commerce, at Alexandria. N1. Franger dwelt upon the painful. position in which the ?? sai resi'dents at Alexandria ]sedbecis placed while waiting PR' during the isast two years for compensation for Slp( the losses sustained by them through the bombardment, In' He ...

... ,, No -IaS - the r and addremm of ths, nrft ! ?? .0 tictionOU but fors theifrg tf ; 'e drs ~. two, ~ salorer s to e! r e o°f ?? day or two, the qutqioecr5 Cfl gsro5i arco, *r we cwinret retrn reiccef, sem,' B. T., West Brom ,c Y sion of the judges. o iu t bie hy Gas, Brierley Hill.-_Tnl1 e btet3 discharge he is liable. the tnadesman 5, l, R.-A stepfather is not bound t d after the age ...

... THE, WAR IN THE SOUDAN. .rEUTER'S TFILEGIOAMS.1 CAMIo, January 2.-The British Government has not -yet given a definitive reply on the Soudan question, If it should, however, insist on completo abandonment of the province, the resignation of the Egyptian Ministry is positively expeoted. - Anwsu, Januaryz,2.-Intefligencereeived here'from Con- staritinople states that the British Government has ...

... On Thursday evening a meeting of the inhabitants bl Alcester was held to consider the question of raising i memorial to the late Marquis of Hertford. The High Bailiff (Mr. L. D. Adeock) presided, and there was a large o attendance.-Ur. Gothard stated that, in realy to the oircu- a lars which had been issued, subscriptions had been promised to the amount of :215.-The Rev. B. Stannus (Arrow) ...

... OF THfE PRINCE OF WALES.-A Renter's telegram from Rtoyat says thle Prince of WVales is staying at the Grand Hotel there. His Royal Highness takes the baths rega. i larly. t ~iill DEATH or~ PRINCE LEOPOLD OF SANE COBURGt.-The we 2. Queen received yesterday morning the inelaneholy intelli. th itariay gence of the death of her Mlajesty's first cousin, Prince Sp AoiyLeopold of Saxe Coburg and ...

... A monthly meeting of this Bonrd was held last evenins' at the Public Hall ; Mr. A. Reen presiding. The Cc e reported that in accordance with the instructions rceelV , at the last meeting he had written to Mir. Wiggo', ?? e and Sir Arthus Bass, I. P., asking them to have an ialvi ;O view with the Postmaster.General with refereucc to tot LS appointment of a postmastcr for Smtthwlck. 0b r the ...

... [owinz report wag issued from the Meteorolo The following report was issued from the Meteorological Department at 8 p.M. yesterday:- DIsTErurse. YontcAssm. 0. Scotland, N ?? (North-v esterly and westerly breezes, 1. Scotland, l . ( moderate; fair. 2. Euglanr, ?? 4 ND. E. North-westerly breezes, light; fine gene-. 65 Ehglalld,S. (Lou. ralg. It don & Channel). a 6. Scotland W ?? 2. England: N ...

... ?? ?? - W - SIR STAFFORD NORTIICOTE A T EDINBURGH.-Sir Stafford Northcote's answer to Mr. Gladstone's recent speeches was moderate and dignified in tone, but it cannot be said to have thrown much fresh light on the only political question in which the public seem for the present to take any interest. Probably most people agree with him that if Parliament would consent to pass a complete scheme ...

... [k1. r ?? V TUF, L.lrE Bxsuole OF NA'IAI. is still ?? a successor, no formal application for onc having been ?? until this W ck. TIIE ARcItIIsiioP oi CANrtFttut,\V has received a letter from the Church of England Council of the Diocese of -Natal, express- ing the desire of the Soutlh African Church to seel and minailin all identity with, and sublmission to, the Mother Church that is possiblc ...

... 1~~~ ?? 1E7 ?? THE DEATH OF PROFESSOR FAWCETT was referred to last Sunday by many preachers, both in churches and chapels. Pro- nouncing at Westminster Abbey an eloquent eulogium on him for the fortitude with which he had borne up against one of the direst of physical calamities, Archdeacon Farrar associated his name with those of the worthies, ecclesiastical and lay, who had been similarly ...