... NGLAp, RUSSIA AND AFGHANISTAN I ENGLAs h Al np: rinhinr from.MeRhefl A Tives correspoiidenf Meegienr uglU l i jrsncu under date Aug. 10, ?? the maintenance of peace depends on unaggressiveness on the part of the Afghans, it is assured, for the Afghans are, t rupulously careful to give the Russians no excuse for attacking. They keep well within the frontier admitted by Russia to be theirs, and ...

... SPECIAL MORNING SUNDAY EDITION. SUNDAY MORNTNG'S TELEGRAMS TEE VERY LATEST NEWS. Reynolds's Newspeper- Off6ee, Sunday, 4 a.m. - LREETER'S TELEGRAMS, BTC.] RAVAGES OF THE CHOLERA. Marseilles, Saturday. The average number of deaths from cholera daily during the last week has been sixty, The surrounding towns are now infected, and one village near here lost twelve of its inhabitants from cholera ...

... THE PUBLTO HEALTH. From the Registrargeneral'8 return we learn that durnn'the week ending Aug. 8, the deaths registered in 28 great towns of England and Wales corresponded to an annual rate of 21-8 per 1,000 of their| population,which is estimated at 8,906,446 ereons in the middle of this year. The deaths in the several towns corresponded to the following annual rates per 1,000:- Birkenhead ...

... SPECIAL ST AY EDITION, C:ONTASINING AUL YESTERDAY'S NEWS. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE SUNDAY MoRNIN. YESTERDAY'S TELEGRAMS. [THROUGH BEUTER'S AGENCY.1 ALLEGED EXECUTION OF OLIVIEB PAIN. PaRIs, Saturday.-The Inivansiyeant to-day says: ?? We shall publish to-morrow a letter containing formal and incontestable proofs that a price was put upon Olivier Pain's ?? bef othale British armyr in the ...

... - % I I .? ROUBLESOlf E '40RY T.71,ACKS, - I I I, I I , I -, TONHE HDITOtQ.1 .RI~iOLDS a NEWS R. SiR,,-rhe Tories -are at the-present moment masquerading. W*11L that word wn' ?? 'ssociate. fun and 3olty,, the-. assump6a of a, 7Character for the purposes of social enioyment. In a masuerade a man dresses like a kine or. a clown; for instance; and, so far as tine clothes ...

... - WXSSIXG. On Wednesday, Mr. -E. S. Cooper, of 5, the Gardens, Peckhom-rye, applied to Mr. Hannay for assistance with respect to the disappearance of George Sinclair. The missing man, said the applicant, lived in Black- friars-road, and was employed as a clerk by Messrs. Marshall and Sons, the advertising agents, of Fleet- street. Sinclair left his office to go to his dinner and did not return ...

... TERRIBLE SOENE AT A SHIPWRECK. The captain of the Dilsberg, screw steamer, bound from Madras for Boston, reportsto Iloyd'sageney asfollows:- On Tuesday, July 14, off Bonab, picked up Mr. Owens, chief oficer of the steam- shin Willingale, of London, also two sailors and one fireman, in a small Arab dhow. Mr. Owens reports that his vessel was wrecked on June 21. about two a.m., on the coast ...

... b, A letter from Mr. Heneage, the member for Grimsby, to a contemporarycallathe attentionof the Lil-eral party to the working of the Regastration Act, Mr. Heneage points out tbat the allowance of private carriages for conveying voters to the poll, and the prohibition of hired vehicles for the same purpose, as the result of a compromise in committee I on the Corrupt Practices Act, gives a great ...

... TERRIBLE RAVAGES 0F OHOLEmA. *The Marseilles Chamber of Commerce has sent the following letter to the Minister of, Commerce:- The defective sanitary state of Marseilles no doubt explains the adoption by the ritarias Powers of the Mediterranean of certain precautionary measures with regard to exports from our port;. but it can in no way justify the excessive and inconceivable strictness of ...

... CUTTINGS FROM THE COMIS. I- - I ?? Atl (From Funny F/olk.) SADDLr SAGos.-Ridlng trov,sers. A HARVEST A L& MOWED.-The grass orop. SHI(aSrsCRE'S BLUNT ADVICO.-Puttmoney in thy purso. As ulack as ink, soya Smith, whose Spanish fowls draw from encb jealousrlval angry growls. -Why, so they are, savs Jones, whose wit's the greater; no doubt you reared them in an 1 ink'- ubator ! (From soonshine ...

... THE MOTHER AND HER LOST' CHILD. I . FUjR:THER STRANGE DISCLOSURES. MR. BRAMWELL BOOTH THROWS A LIGHT ON THE MYSTERY. OFFER TO GIVE UP THE LITTLE GIRL. The publicity givcn in our last issue to the story of Mrs. Armstrong's search for her lost daughter, has led to the matter being taken up by the Government- AS will be seen from our Parlia- mentary. report, the Home Secretary, after making a ...

... THE TORY WOLF - DISQUISED AA A LAJ . - -O THE IDITOR OFrRlfOL:V S NE5WSPAP-EIL SInp, 'lhe Tories are bidding hiig for the euppoit'of~ ~certaw sectiors 'f society they have good reason to suppose will not support them at the: coming election; -- These are the pkixg classes, thol Irish,. and, those of the middle classes who- hare bither& styled them- selves Liberals, but are now wavering in ...