... Lq PS ARTILLE Y VOLUNTEERS. I-IV Mnnvn Sn rf fhA QOfiAhO + . -s+_ The aninal dinner .of the sergeantsof this brigede took plade at the Sergeants' Moss, Head-quarteras Fenton. a street, on Saturday evening. About fifty members and ivisitors were vreseaL Tho chaii was Doccuied br Colonel HY Dazn, and.tbe vice-ohairs by Brigade Sergeaiit.Maior a Crabbe,E.A., and Quartermaster-Sergeant Smith. i ...

... THV Pt:EW ARoRANT, 1 W - 2gi ?? ARRA-T.1 PAY AN1D PROWOTION OFP ARMY Se-: OPPvIOE~at;] :- ; - a Yesterday ?? Wazrrat relating -to pay, pro- tion, ahd noa-eff ectiva pay of .officers of tae riiny, whio has been sanctito ed by Her Majesty; was prounlgated ?? ?? army by ?? oi State for War. Intlhe fint o portion, dealing with first appointments, it is-laid dcern that first comnnissions in the ...

... THE LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH CJOA ST RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the London, Brighton; and South Coast Railway was held yesterday afternoon, at 1he London Bridge Terminus. There was a very large attendance. Mr. SAErEm IIArXG, who presided, in moving the adoption of the report, baid that he could congratulate the shareholders upon a great improvement in the ...

... SMALAT DETECTIVE WORK IN THE UNITED STATES.. m ._ I _ - - , .. - ?? ?? The capture by the Pinkertoi 13eteetiTe Aeney, Chicago, of the gaue who effected the robbery of the Adams express in October last appears to have been managed by dint of great patience, acuteness, and energy. The robbery was carried out with considerable skil, and the robbers got clear off with their booty gain- ing a very ...

... LElis, Friday, Februmary 4th. Oar London Correspondent ?? are entirely indifferent to the dreary and profitless debate which is going on in the House, and the real centre of poliyical interest is not what takes place in the House, but what are the prospects of the Round Table Con- ference. Lord Hartington's speech is universally regarded as damaging, if not destroying, the chances of a reunion ...

... ITHE - a E I L TO TEE EDITOBS OF THE LEEDS AMEOURY. nC ?? tho opinion of your correspoadent Practitioner be worthy of attention, and from your note appended to his letter I assume that it is, we may infer that it is unsafe at present to send our children to school. I lost one dear little fellow last year; and as I intend to take every precaution against losinp another, I shall acrt'on ...

... PROFESSOR MAX MULLER ON SOCIAL, REFU M IN LNDIA. Ptofessor -Max Muller, says the Tall Mall Gaitte, has addressed an. important letter to lI*r. Malabaxi, from which we take the followtin passage-:- I am not in favour of paternal government, not even in India. But I hold that Uovernment loses its raiison d'etre it it does not prevent and punish what is merally wrong, even though the moral wvopg ...

... LIBERALISM IN LINOOLNS=EB. MIL R. W. PERKS AT MABLETHORPE. a The Liberal candidate for the Louth Division of I Linoolnshire (Mr. Robt. W. Perks) on Wednesday even. c ing visited Mablethorpe, a boasted stronghold of the Con- ( tervative pinrry. He was qjcompanied by Mrs. Perks, c and the reception givenbthem was of a very gratifying nature. The meeting was held in the largest room in the t ...

... GENAI FE-NEWS, I: I . 1. - . I I I~ ~ ~ ?? -Ta=.EGI5M - THE PRINCE OF WALES. Psnss, Monday.-The Prince of Wales will leave herem at eeven o'clock this evening an his return to London. PRINCE ALEXANDER. D9ADmxaz, Monday.-This morning's bulletin con- cering Prince Alexander's condition states that the crisis has been safely passed, and that the Prince is able to sleep for at least an hour at a ...

... Lrmws ITeR Ws.-The club handicap, which shoeld have come off on January Sth, wae brought to a, saccessful issue on Saturday laet. It was decided to run five miles up the road and back inftead of on a track ase the previous hanudiooas had been ran. The start wes fronn te Waioodmeun Inn. Far Headingley and the follow- ing men faced the starters (Mees. Peake and Bailey):-J. EL Xtd- oliffe, 2min.; ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY TUESDAY, Bardc 29th, 187. ?? . ?? Tnn telegrams from Berlin report a con' tinued improvement in the health of the Emperor, and it ii, Lts-l theh -.-oa o Is+^AGe n]MA it is stated that he yesterdayreceived the usual verbal '1 report on State affairs. TaE Czar havereplied. ?? cordial terms to . the loyal address recentiy forwarded to His Majestv 2 by the students of the St. ...

... SI. BIOEA.RD EA E ON INDIA AND i THRWoR _I_ _ I Sir Rlcha.d Temple. MP,, delivered-an address onl. aturday evening'on 'ljdii and iti Veale to the Worring tClasse%' to a crowded meeting, convened under tbhe auspices of 'the North-West Harm Conservative Associa-.t tion, at the Tonwn Hal, Strtford. 1Mr. FonBXZuFMOx, f 9 ILP., prasided.- * . . .1 E Sir RYoARD TEPSL said the subject of India wse ...