... . CORRESPONDENCE 15?HOflOZ TO ~~tp ?? pssEL ?? -acixtpenied by the pondmec c tfir shie, Wovrapo. a 'Xas 8 so, , r snrter; not seearwg lo peboet bet forthve 75* o ...

... FOREIGN hI THE VICEROY OF INDIA. CALCUTTA, December ?? Lord I.nsdowne, replying to-day to an addrogs of' welcorae pi presented by the Calcutta munciplit pressed the hope that dug= his. term of office fif the Goernment would be able to attend uninter- R rotol to legislation for the domdktic.bencft of the people, and to improve the machixe,7 of the, (over,~ %, mont to such an extent as the ...

... SHIPPING D1S&STERS. VESSELS SU~lit.wa Ak collision occnrred between tern steamers On the Porte- fro: mouth and Hyde service, during a fog ason Saturday morn- ti ing. The Alexandra bad isnt left Soutosea, Pier, and was hil coming into the harbour, when the captain discovered the an steamer Duchess of Connaught turning the corner at the Of!' month of the harbour, and bearing down on him. Both ...

... r-IOREIGN ? NEWS.- tEretaer's. 2'degrssis.) per THE NEW VICEROY. Fv BosrAsY, December 5.-Lord Lansdowne, the new 1Eli Viceroy, is mlup, a in receiving adrse ad1, visiting the vcarious local institutionis. Replying to dis an address from the Chamber of Commerce, his Excel- I lency said hat ordinar caution as regarded himself, str as also the respect he owe to his future colleaguesLO and ...

... THE COUNTY C0AiNOm. WARWICKSHIBRE. b LErAXlFGTON-oA1derman Wackrill having declined to g stand as a candidate for the county council on the ground g of his ?? engagements, the Liberal party have im- d vited Dr. Thursfield to sand in conjunction with Mr. Fell. I On being snored that Alderman Wackrill had definitely a decided not to contest one of the seats Dr. Thursfield a accepted the ...

... | A Naples correspondent, writing to the Daily NeZs, says :- once lived for a week at RectO c ela , the house which Mr. Gladstone inhabits during his visit to Naples. It is situated below the Posilipo road, on the rocks at the head of a little cove on the coast, which is bound on the left by a projecting rock, and on the right by the pretty villa Marival, the residence of Mr. George Readel, ...

... The following account of the journey to Etshowe of Dinialn, the young chief of the Usutu house, is given in the Natal Xercury of the 28th of November :-Hc was escorted from Bond's Drift by Commandant Mansell and Sob-Insnector Marshall and six men of the Zululand IMounted Police. Dinizulo was conveyed to Verulam bh train, and thence to the borders of Natal by cart. in charge of Inspector ...

... WARWIOKSHIRE.* YAICDLNY-Ths Suarkhaill and Greet Liberal Associ- tion Committee .oet at WVarwick Road Mission Room last t night. Mrn .. J. Plater (president of the as-soojation) a occupied the chair. ?iajesra. Plater, Rusel, and one ?? .l.3 J. Cide5npl 'r ':Xerii Associa- ad reported the actioni of Xardley District uncil s tioln, the Conservative memberlS of which had unrsnimtfslO y s selected ...

... THE NICARAGUA CANAL Just when the heroic engineering projecb of M de Lesseps -is tinder a cloud, the American syndicate flu which is pushing the scheme for a waterway through Lake 4Nicaragna seems to have reached its state of . greatest activity. Maps of the proposed canal and of the new steamship routes which it would open ulp are being largely circulated, and in every conceivable way the ...

... DEPARTURE OF M GuLADSTONE. Mr. and Mr Gladstone, wha We acompanied by Mrs Drew, Mr. sttart Rendel, hLP., and she two lines Rendel, left Victoria Station yesterday morning, by the Continental express on the London, Chathamn, and Dover Railway, for Dover, en route for Naples, where they will be the guests of Mr. Rendel at the Villa Boccatelah, in the vicinity of that town. Mr. Gladstone arrived ...

... At ten o'clock on Saturday night Dr. Hayle, after examining Mr. Bright, issued the following bulletin:- Mr. Bright has passed a good day. He has taken nourishment well, and seems a little stronger. The state of the lungs has slightly improved. i v Rllayle, in the course of conversation with ] our representative yesterday, said that on Monday Last Mr. Bright was in a serious condition, but ...

... SIP WILLIAM SIEMENS AND BIR- . - I I 1. e N2NGHAI ?? Many readers will remember the address of Sir C. W. Siemens, as president of the Midland Insti- ] tute, in October 1881, and his generous gift of £500. in the next year to the industrial depart. ment of the Institute, to form an annual prize for the best candidate of the year in theoretical and applied mechanics and solid geometry. Except ...