... v trIbobDf0 Cotb DURaNG the past week five-1ericans who ha've accepted service'as officerj in the Chinese -Army have arrived in this country to purchase stores. The families of the Invineibles who were convicted in connection with the Phoenix Park murders are now fiving in the greatest poverty in Dablis.-.' A young man named Price, the nephew of the landlord of the White Swan Hotel, Ross, ...

... SEHE VOTE OF .ENSURE. The debte on tho Vote of Cwswe wee io- ued in the HOUue ?? lut Wgbt and olxued in the Houe of Lozds It the Con i- snoas the inteet was xaneedily hnguid. Just bothe u'rgo the &yw su a wc oun, Mr Iflely (whose reappeace w&06 correotly ( asit turned oetbhailed a nsitietiont ecn- a Aict with the Spter) attemplad to reopme the quession uithe' nn o i Mr. tylkien on lueysd last ...

... FALL OF KHIARTOUMJ ACCOUNBT BlY OUR SPECIAL CORRESP01ND1ENTe Tim FATE OF GENERA1 GORDON. MESA.GE FROM TUE QUEEN. ISTRUCTIONS TO LORD W01SELEY.4 wB ?? i. ATTITUDE OF ITALYM (noz Olm SPIzAL VOR PO)El3. I NLAZ METAiUEH, 1. 1, vi EODTi = B. 9.65 pm Too late by only a fewr dsys, the steamers with Sir Charles Wilson and the detachment of the Sussex Regiment reached Khartoum to find the town fallen ...

... O., - P1IG A CP THR MING EDNICAPS. 'hoe Spriug Usundicaap of importnes Ar now flynr early twice aS9 n~uuerous as tbey Mwere, nnd, isih this being tho ease, it is oenly natural, ecnsider - 8es in> that the umber of hlortes in traitig tAS ,a. net m>aterially iaacrca.sed. tbnt the vldi-csta- 3es blishe>d ones bats fewer etries .thal before. an But what with the large uanber of entries for on the ...

... SOUTH I ATRICA SIR C. WARREN'S EXPEDITION. CAPETOWLN, JAN. 21. (Via Plymlouth.5) Captain Bothell with two subalterus and twelve men hlwas been sent to Taungs for survey Ijjrpkses. Captain jolf with a company of tole- graphists has gone ou, and is engaged inl tixiug a titb teltngrapl to Twmt,,s. 4pt-sin Davidson hasa gozu fukvsrdl to arran-e for buliograph St a i uL1s. I\ it th tSe' vxcoi tio ...

... THE, DYNAMTE PLOT. ok ?? CUNMnA.m AND BURTON Al BOY- STATMMBY 3UBTONs ,est y momhg, at 16*wBtrt Polic- *curt, before Sir James . ham. thb: two pzoers james Gilbert ounlaghas, 22,, dednesbd as a oek laboureri, and Harry Barton. described as a viarpenter OrT cabinet seeker, were waliged oa omanwitwth haslnl been ooaoeraed in, mawicously cauidna la eplclson at t Towe r ?? lt. The case exfe)sted ...

... EAST-END UNIONS& O, M 0ErM OF m TtsE y 'M wwNM ?? refereiea to the letter fzm Mr. Dent in of to-day, I am directed to fend you Rome uotis of evidence received from persona wiho hate been long resident or at work in the EAst.Ehd Unions. Rev. Septimue Haasard writes from BetsFgreen: , I much approve of the suggeetious for dealing wsith exceptionl distres. There has not been hifterto do much ...

... TEE ADMISSI OUF' WGERS To III lfllE ouSEwOF 'OMMOxN& ,-.T speakr a' ,Addmed the '_'Ilmin. Mt9 toli~ eok pwwke .f t *t H 'usea~ T~ ?? Qh UVIcI+ ?? a .Ly ot -o . R ibll~W ~r tb 3d iA 2 : brd ~et 6ti! xi! Petaloozw going wR tlwO4s1. Utb .,B >h nee aretf 1%eadmitttdthsc¢Vt-,u Fi llhn ?? ?? aApp'ste*6 aizng, aeuez but 3a sing. ,to; the. O0ip ol4 a6uae are ito he admitted azlothniu sro to soi ?? t ...

... eENRAL-HOME NBW8. i At Birmlngam Aseize yesterday, Mr. Juatice Field sentexced Joliu Stokes and Richard Ruby, returned ounvicts, to ten years' penal servitude for burglaq. Stokes, who had been -twice previobuly sentenced tI peal servitude, was seeu ina house in Uniou-passage, 1ir n~ham, by the wifeof Mr. Edward Davetr. The lady rilsed an larm; upou which the burglar jumped throni the window. ...

... Yesterday, in the City of London Couit, an ation was entered for trial, before -Comimissioner Ker and a jury, at the instance of M r.IWasho ton Hirschfeld, accountant, 6, Great James-street a ad ford-row, against Mrs. .3a0rgina. Weldon o ?? Red Lion-court, Fleet-street, to recover the aun of 141. 14e. for professional attendance, in the Court of Queen's Bench in connection with four actions ...

... Ft TELGRMS : FRANE AtD aoCINA. Ml. - LESSEPS AND SOUDAN. THE RECENT BATTLE. THE DEATH OFu GENERAL GORDON. OFFICIAL PESPATCAES Telegrams from General Lord Wolseley to the Secretary of Stabe for War. * rti, Feb. 12, 185, fl6 a.m. Up to date have iiO ialiable particulars about Gordon's fate. Press reports are based on rumdour gathered by Wilson',.iarly *vhea descending the Nile from ...

... BLINX-EY1ID BISHOPS. If bishops would content themselves with pleading the cause of the poor, rebuking the licentiousness, selfishness, and covetousness of the rich, upholding the sanctity of justice, and refrain from invoking the blessing of the Almighty on that which is universally acknow- ledged as a bad cause, and also from blowing their own trumpets so loudly as they now do, possibly the ...