... TI [IS MORN ING'S NEWS, TO-DAY'SLONDON PAPERS. THE POSITION AT SUAK1IN. I (510SMOINGe POST TELEO;tA) I uiussn, Sundsy.-The cenustrneticu of the forts is proceeding with considerable rapidity. A mitlazim of Osinan Digaa, who has d-eseried, states that the messenger who broucht a post froin Khartoumn three dave ago had rep-itel t-iaving | seen, before leaving- Xhartotun, a PIa:la with I ...

... 7Y'? £'row-iaors viii J?cI obAy#? I i'y be?nu fflorfl?a ?? t7,J/ (lI/iiLdiy ?n yr any lrr?9ak1rtey ii? tiw of t/h LIgi?Ij? .?tEiicUiIY o-r of Ike 1%iAJ JiLL §i'PLI?2IfJ.N2'. lifE LEEDS ME?CUI{YI ?? 1'EI)0E?7D$ Ya Janu7ary 2,l, 1889. AT the Niew Year's reception at Berlin, thei Esnpes'r Wilbans singled out severalI personages, and addre.lssed a fewv words to, theml but it is net believed thlat ...

... LOCAL AND G.EN?:RAL Her 2fnjeety the Queen has forwarded £5 to the - 'York subserijihon ?? for the xxddow ot 1'rreate tel tlluel 1)0111' p. 0110, ?? being burnt I 0114 a week, avas drowned it Y'oi Ic a Leo' 102 Ill I go iii a gallant attettl p t to 5:1 Ye ?? ?? ?? a ?? 111 ILl the ilvee Foss. 'liLa hake of Cambridge antI Lord ?? Clienellill tire among the subscnh'es. YOIOKS:yI RE 'PIrA' NI go ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NIEWS. THlE DEFENCE OF SUAKIN. SUBMISSION OF THE CHIEFS. i (FROM A SPECI~tAL ORRESrO2NDEN'r.) SuPIiN, Monday Esvening-Eveiy day Low brings - fresh evidence of the wvaliing power of the dervishes in the Eastern SOndLLan, caused by their recent defeat, aild the Sirdar's proeclamnation with which it was so judiciously followed. To-day Abd-el-Kader, Sheik of the imnortaut I1audab ...

... BURIlTAL RIEFORM CONFER2'' IN LEEDS. Tn counnction with the Churcis of Eineh- 1:tl uriatl I min Associationi, a conlierenes8 was beelatii'M'yo' l',siloitr at the Leeds Town Hall, yesterday itternloost. 'hel'ts Mave (Aild. W-ard) presided, anti amon)g tls genitle-. imin iunsenit wore the Vicar ?? (the Rev. ,Canon Jaysue, Bishop-desig-nate Of Chester), Sir Caninle Miorrisors (thle 'town Clerk-) ...

... :f ()U-UNCIL ELECTIONS. . Ii) -~ .1 - - I 1 VITRES IN TE j~i-i ASP DVICTORN 01? * Di r OhFolnd(icln-in - rdjerrdory.thiteniting being - .1 t~tltdttg, rtih the! iirectirm of Lt iAn. the returninig-officer. The I IO I it oiralzi hues6, and the keenest I * IlltILOie1. 1the ?? at most of the ?? x itallot-boxt-s were counted - ?? r fliztsi declaredlasscoors s known. Vl1Otk >,sCVenf being allotted ...

... G EJ iE 1L, IL F O 1R] 'I G I' NVWS lrfI''TKLMGUAM ?? LjL IY ?? IeCt i i'1 ~ LiE .tSO JL NU Ille -I IL I U i'i ie t etx- IL-I i lti - ;OUi _it SEII it1 I 1to is vi~l'I t )t these itt-ire'-'l Lit Ii I lt Otps W tittltk r- i; -s lie Cie wi,,rroa riamtrlr * -- 1-4 ¾-i a Ufl Ut3 vit''rdtd Il V chltsxitctev I -. . ' I; Itt~i ettlt-, v\OiIltiA %ve!rI tlrrccg'-d ' ii itO'! tile. jt Il-eI a t I'04 ...

... I IV OLVE roAMPTo-N CDT-NfSTA-LL r.A~) rMEETING, I M~ON r AY. The OMLEY MANOl ItUNT CUl ' STEELECTIfASE of SO .ns far hunters; I'lit rach ; pueale.: ;.d alo ar.es. Abtut two milms 12 0 Mr B3arnardc's, Th Saint, aered ?? Owler I 11 4 Captain Fisher's itslul.rd. S yrs ?? Tlowitt 2 It 4 Mr Wadlow's Hortnrs)ard litinll, agsd ?? A. iighthdl] i ll 4 Mr Phillips's Thr ?? . ?? Mr 3tr hitio 0 12 0 Sir ...

... M R. H. CHAPLIN ON BIMAETAJLISA A NI) AUWI{CULT-U1l~E. Onl Saturday Afr. leury~ thiaplii, M1.P.,atic £d meeting- of the Newcasuo-on-'I uelet acrile' Cthus, snd delivered an ?? h f x;laiitsis enl (aitil and buyver. Mr. S. U. Cinaxeoc, iarsidenit ot the club, occulpiedl the chuair. Mr. Cjw'ria? pointed out that thep iceult of the muonetary chanlges~whiehoeeurresl in 1673 and 1374 ciulnsidlthe ...

... 'THlE GODA-LAIRNG TRAGE7) I VONI' TTPAI, O F TUIME 1'iSO-1R. Iy, .. ftll b. nvh ior;? :lntVc aytraitles prc.,iled owl, lby Allr. ?? lz -SXl:!Jlkls aiis ½'li matcrcft. x%,.s ' irfu-lit at ?? with the nucIu~ r do Inii; .T.,v i' Oyiig '.''tian to xvlui he wvas enlL',)gevl, at C;i lltingl. A large Cntwit asseilub)o, e.lele thoe anataviorble vi ii ::i',otil o thea vou't-h-,uze, nr'iwaiiig till ?? ...

... COOKRIIDGE CONIVALE'SCENT HOSPITAL, The iennuaus meetir g of thce subscrchers and donors to the Cook-ridge Convaiescent Hospital was held yesterday, in the Mayor's Room at thre Leeds Townv Hall. The ?? (ALd. Ward) cpresided.-Vlr. TI. CimINWoou Tran, reaid the report. It stated that thu cotemittee had much pleasure in ?? luiat ?? s.oini-conivalescent nosqital, now known ias tle Ida Htospital. ...

... TiT-TE VACASI'T IQJ F A? ST. SAP!!. The 11ica'id' tirlt I ti lestnrdso, nuie of the Welsh venriucilir L-at 1 lr ii iliat -L )rp ci tlisbu)1ry is ex- rteli5cilig SOlilo ?? lil licclip, ti!e Eee oi St. Asaph, isld lhas been inl ?? Avwtil one or trvo mepre- sclctatves of North WIL-c COnljtltligncies oni the matter. J'he ?? is usl sencihg : ?? Welshi-speakilng :'rgycnlil, who i3 also it ...