... KLEPTOMANIA' TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir, -The provincial press has lately recorded several remarkable cases of this malady, the real existence of which many people are as reluctant to admit as they are the indisputable power called mesmerism. Unless the victim exhibits independent signs of insanity in other ways, it goes hard with the poor kleptomaniac, notwithstanding overwbelming proofs ...

... The South London Auxiliary Branch of the LayWorkars' Union attached to the Church Missionary S'cicty have devised and carried out an interesting loan ?? of relics andu curiosities hoaring upon the work of English massionaries in more or less barbarous regious of the earth. The exhibition is to be seen at the Brixton Hall, in Acre-lace, Brixton, Which has been transformed into something like a ...

... POLITICAL MEET.INGfS. I MI. JABOUCHlERE AND THE IRISH } R;IQUEST'ION. Mr. Laboucer~e, M.P., Wvas the pincial speaker at apolitical meeting bald witbin the Mussoi }Hall, E dinuburgh, last night. The lair bal wra paclke by en enthusiastic audience, prsieded over by Win.W M~o~rwn, MP Mr. Ladouceree, whowa received with great cheering, sad thlat Lord ?? Churchill-(hiseals-was recently iu those ...

... A largelv attended meeting of the East.ond tailors now on strike took place yesterday evening, at the Jewish Working Menis Club, Great Ahle-street, Wbitechapel, Mr. LEWIS LxoNs (the chairman of the Strike Committee1 pheidaiam, supported by Mr. ?? Mottagu, MI.P., the Parliamnutary repd r.Stative of that division of the metropolis. The objects of the strike amongst tbesde men, who are for the ...

... MZT.EOjRQLoO(1AL R&OWL'J - .- '01, AL7H578F 95reles, WE&DINGS TInrS NORN=( BY SERGElII AND zAMDHAIS SAIOBWRIL SUN. 22, IMON. 3. TE.7 WED. 2. N.W. W N.RE NA;. se se _ fl _ _ .30 . 21 29 - (7cM.4e to ?? raduce to 82 dee. P. rho bloak [Masl how the hexht of the baroul50r at o'clock os mom ynd th ?? lYs. othse n:ts tt~ shrlw 2ther dietlnO the wind. w The Mercury tells 1fior B. with tSAN. 8.L ...

... FYURTHER DISASTROUS EFFECTS AND LOSS OF LIFE. The deep barometrical disturbance whinh trsvelled across our island aon Monday has completely disappeared, but the improvement in the weather I A which took place in its res proves to have been of a- an. purely temporary character, and the general conditions 8Rt have again become very unsettled. The passage of JMonday's torm centre along the Scotch ...

... THE WELSH CONGREGATIONAL COLLEGEP Ot Yesterday special meetings were beld at ot Bangor of the constituents of the Welsh hongregational t College, to receive reports from three gentlemeu ap- tc pointed to conufer with three representatives of Bala bi College, relative to the amalgamation of these institu- dc tions, and also to decide plans of future workiug. Sr Alderman TEOxB8 Wa rTT, chairman ...

... THE CZAIVS VISIT TO BERLIN. I Iaox ?? coORSiONDENTh.) BEBIRN, Wnxm Ar NwIaT. The Nor42rsche AUqemtine Zcidtg publishes to-night a telegram from liel, stating that the Czar will arrive there to-morrow night on board his yarht, and will at once proceed to Berlin. General von Werder, Major-General von malten- born - Stachaa (couanuder of the Second Infantry Division of the Imperial Guards), and ...

... i 0tFRON OUR aOMRR5ONDIWM.) ODESSA, MomA XronT. The Greek colony here, ihconjunction with the Greek Consul-General, M. John de Vutsina, have forwarded to Athens a very handsome present for the Princess Sophie. It is a valu- able and elaborately chased silver garland (WIToUGH UNUTNR'5 AGXNY.) ATE3NS, Oar. 21. The Chamber of Deputies rassembled to-day. M. Tricoupis read the decree opening the ...

... p - rART PAYMENT FOR CYPRUS. t3x OUR COWONDrNT.) The Bataffe to-day publishes a letter from f. ules Ferry in reply to some charges P brought against him by It Peniero, an s Italian per published at Nice, which advo- b Oates the restoration of Nice to Italy. The alle- gations of the Paaiero may be brought under a three heads. 1. That Prince Bismarek at the Berlin Congress offered Tunis to Italy ...

... A BACCARAT TRANSACTION& In the Lord 3Mayor's Court yesterday, the I se of iChapman v. Fortune came on for tril before the Aseistant Judge (Mr. Roxburgh) and a jury. -The Plaintiff, Mr. B. 1. Chapman,who described himsedf as a traveller in the wine trade, sued thade.e fendant, Mr. James Fortune, who also said that be was a traveller, to recover 6., monby ?? defendant tedanvrindebted.-Mr. ...

... Abs anb Tnts. Alfrec! EDnrmnA COr.-tuu: Paps,, what. do the newspapers court, mean by coal ring, salt rin, ad corn ring? Mr. Rober Corner: Thattis on ore to prevent rival enter- Cripp prise. Editha: 1s that it ? Why, that; is just Sergei like an opengaemet ring I sen~er. Ministerial Friend (on a visit): I wonder what twerob makes your mamma& so happy to-clay? She is singing walki' ...