... CASUALTIE.S. Tire Gottlias, hlorroward l bound from Mlozam bique, has been wyreeked. Vessel and cargo a total loe. Llovd',s agent at Abo telegraphs on 17th inst. that the itoxiurglh Caste (s) has gone ashore six miles from Abo, on the Cluster. Lreyies agent at iialifax telegraphs that the Magidaleaia (N orwegian bartue) has been abandoned irl a siuking crudition. Crew saved. Lloyd's ag er t at ...

... ., ME NUNDEILA AND THE SCOTC H SXCBSArT BILL. A deputation from Aberdeen University, con- sisting of Principal Birie and Professors Donald- sOn, Geddes, and Ogston, and accompanied by Mr Craig Sellar, I.P., waited on Mr ?? at the Education Office yesterday afternoon, their object being, as stated in a circular addressed to the Scotch Education koard, to supply a defecti whichmust be supplied ...

... SATU1BDY MORNIG, MAY 2, The main feature to-day in connection wvith Ihe Anglo-Russianx crisis has reference to the ar-bitrattiors proposals of the British Government. It is understood that these arrived at 3t Peters- barg yesterday, and that they 'vill be considered today t -at Corncil of- Ministers, to be held nurder the-presideney of the Czar. From Tirpul, the headquiarters of Sir P. Lumsden ...

... LORD ELCHO, MY.P, AT DUVNBAR. Last night, in the Corn Exchange, Vunliar, Lord Vto Elcho, M.P., audressed a large meeting of his con- tu stituents. Provost Brand, Dunbar, presided. 'lhe Hi circumstances, Lord Elcuo said, under which he B then addressed thenm were widely different to those p under which, more than two years ago, he first M had the honour of addresding a public ieetinu in Dunbar, ...

... - THE AUSTRALIAN COLOINES. ( (FROM outr. OWN .COlRRPONIEaT. Melbourne, 8th Apri, 1885. re A few days ago a cable message from London a reached Melbourne stating that the frontier be. stweea the British and German aterritory in L New Guinea is flxedat the 5th degree of soath I latitude. This arrangement places the point 8,of separation, so far as iegards the eastern coast lire, at the south ...

... h. I of - r L AND ±wSCUEI of TAB PibISONER TOLECAM TO rlE OF TFLr -o T -IST'' Batoche, Monday. General Mjiddleton started h the cavalry, one gun, ° toards the hills two m1les j Glt,, which some of the rebels were cere: were exchanged and one I waos kiled t. the treo ?efrom Riel having come antto wolzen or children were killed , er would be put to death, h ten wtas sent forward with i ?? to sa ...

... ?? ?tsk?'i t? send ?? ?g*s to t?L? P;?bl?shin?, 0d?c? a? as ? c?2i'i ii?t? ?a?&r than 6 ? ? MIONDAY NORNING, MLAY 18. Tel'egrams fromu Ottawa report the capture of Riol, thae rebel leader. I~e wvas taken pgrisoner by three of General M~iddleton's scouts ?? had become separated from the main body of the troops after the battle of Batoche, and who encountered Riel and Dauriont as they were ...

... BLACKFRIARS AND HUTCHESONTOWN 1 LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. A public meeting of Liberals resident in the southern divisien of the Fourteenth Ward was held last night in the Hall of St Bernard's Church, under the auspices of the Blackfriars and Hutche- sontown Liberal Association. Mr H. R. Taggart, interim chairman, took the chair. The-attendance was not large. At the outset the interim secretary, Mr ...

... THE SOUD AN. FIGHTING NEAR THE HASHEEN WELLS. DEFEAT OF THE ARABS. (nFoss A SPTECIAL CORRESPONDENT WITH GEINERAL GsIAHA) Suakim, May 6, 9.55 P.m. Generol Graham started a little after mid- night last night for the Derberet Valley, where, according to our spies, a body of the rebels were encamped. The General took with him the newly-organised Camel Corps, the cavalry, Mounted Infantry, and the ...

... A summons came before Vice-Chancellor Sir JAMs BACON yesterday, bv which the trustees of the late Earl of Ayledford's estates sought the direction of the Court under the following circumstanees :-The Honourable Si. Finch, brother of the late Eiarl, claims to be the next I heir to the title and estates, to the exclusion of the infant non of the Countess of Aylesfotd, whose right to the title of ...

... ados ,AC LAT irfYTS LONDON GAI ZE ?? I J'i, lV ?? ?? w ; , ?? RIECOlIYINC ORDERS. tlaile7 T., Doltnn, Phopheoper rlrlnr A. II. Shipley, groo r Lal lrlrv i., tmdoag as E ?? Barlor and Co., Chorlton-ipon-ldqe- louk, unrlerolotblig manufacturer I rneo \V, klaronchich, dairnman . BeWjmin ?? nvitherland-avranne. London i Baolton P L. ILoarpoul. iron murchanb ) rmxn ., Briitol, b oot manulacturer ...

... YOPlXSIREI 39INERS' StRXME. ARBITRATION REJECTED AT NORMANlTON. The miners of Castleford, Normantonand the vicinity held asgtat meeting at Normanton Comtnon yesterday; in Hathawey's Field.-Ar. Jlasoe SU&'TERi, Hopetown, pre- sided. Hee arid that meeting was called to ratify or otherwise the proceedings or conferences, and tho follow. ing rdsoiutioin woula be submitted .- : That this maeeting ...