... FROM OUR LONDON CORlRESPONDENT. ud A rm LO IDON, MONDA- NDiIT. 0 ion Mr. Rhodes's v5st to the Matabele warriors, C .er all unared as he was, on the whole >js. had a good effect here, which will no ;he doubt be felt by and by, whenever! ide the stare about President I ger's secret, treaty is out of the Way But it opens ap -er some qaestoit0- a-s to Mr. Rhodes' plosition, c he in poes. For whom ...

... :I POWERS AND THE QUESTION'. ROBABLE CHANGE IN RUSSIA'S ATTITUDE. fa iD pl OSITION OF GREAT BRITAIN. v te to CTBnsYmai llzur's ACKISCin constantinople, ?? Ambassa- jc dora of the Powers yesterday held a meeting, at d which they decided to insist upon their demand K that the Cretan refugees at Canea, consisting! ti principafly of women and chaildre, shold be i D a^lowed to leave the ;sland if ...

... lMANCHESTR SHIP CA.NAT&I th AN LNJtYNCTION BEFUSED. v In the Chancery Division, London, yest,,dy, t ., before Mr. Justice Chitty, application we made i. re on behalf of the M-anchester Ship Cano Com- h do pany, as propnetors of the Bridgewater Navig,- st tion, for an interim injunction to restrain the v Rochdale Canal Conpany from dispasirg of any a y of the surplus water of their canal, to ...

... IS S z RALS PoPUt LEM Acpreu ad. . is in SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24. il )G_ ty We Suu Yat Sen, who is alleged to have been I 2a idnapped by officials of the Chinese Legation I S 1-.rA1A.. I ?? ._ ?? a _ - . IUUi~LjY20 LIy otliutaiis o0 tOO kunese iegation I sa in London, wvas released yesterday. In ant intervievw, published to-day, thie liberated prisoner relates the story of his capture and fr ...

... i) AY TO DAY IN LIVERPOOL Apped is a list of the pubrlc engage. merts of the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor (the Barl of Derby) for the prst weekz-To-day, 12 30, laying of the fomndation-rtone -of the new Northern Hospital by the Countess of Derbry la' t to-morrow, two. Nugent Testimonial Fund Coi- l M ' mittee, 'lown HIall, and three, llwn'eilirg of the ye !Best Memo~rial Statue> at St. {George's ...

... THE PENRIHYN QUARRY DISPUTE. TO TUE EDrrORS OF THE LrVaarooL SRpCURT. Ca Gentlemen,-Can nothing be done to put an for end to the uanecessary loss and suffering to at employer and employed in connection with the be above dispute? The exercise of a little con- for sideration and generosity of feeling an both sides v-a would speedily terminate the friction. Those til who come in contact with Lord ...

... REWARDS FOR BRAVTEna St I Among an unsnua3ly large nu-. - of cants for recognitmon o' her- he more), whose o es ?? bee' Lnz.-: innotie of the Royal 1umanwe S -, an five stand out coepicuo; aS SocietYs medal, aw-ded afts- rt by the oemmaIfoe, azth Ie ed Capta. A. BA t. Hawes. -> of The medal is conlferrcd upr - ?? ois 19, Qtudent, C.B. All * ?? K k* WiLson, Malone Park, 1' - - ch Mary MRohert, ...

... SOtTHPQRT TOWN COUNCIL xat OPEN-A MEETINGS it ?? id T~hi Mfayor pMr. &1. Enetwo presided at the t le meonthly meeting last evening. An hour's dis- tj te cossort took placeo-u the recomsnendaion of the s .e- fesored'ammmittee: That no meeting-s he per-a ee mittud to bo held in the Marine Park north of ; o- the pier. An amendment was moved on the a. re ground that this would prohibit a Sunday ...

... WAJLLASEY DISTRICT COIJNCL. M&e JuoD l--meoting of the Wallasey Distric. t Council Wu held last evening, at the Public } Iced Offic-s, Egremont. Mr. C. G. Dunn presided, I S to and there wore also present Captain Herron, 3 and IMezaurs. J. Bradford, J. Grae, T. V. Borrows, e the IR R Greene, J. Burton, J. Tipping, J. Wright, t en A. T. Wright, RI MIroeh, J. Joyoe, J. Robin- 5a!- son, B. W. ...

... SEQUEL TO A FAz. LES GUN A-CCLDENT A it th ivro Cotv C IO, becore Judge Shand, an - an which a farm Lbonrer na-:e' ,souht to nvcover from Jobzc , ri ' ci Lwer-lane, FsIakerIt ?? i ; ?? for the 1cm of -- ' ?? .ho bsting o dtend. - ?? Soar fins=ctcd h- Mr ?? the pinitriff, and flr. G t - Lnb p 3 rs. T. ?? \ : 'ea represented the &do ' it being alld chat i !Ig defective plant t planjf v b the ...

... _ __ J A SHRJOPSHIRE LADY'S U- HAPPYI %AR.RIAGE a e DIFFERENCES ON THE HONEYMOON. ca la the Divorce Cout ysedSiF.Ja SWe and a soecial jury hdbfrtemhepatwn hi t of Mrs. Carolina La Chapinfo1juiia 4 separation from her ?? Letil rChampion, on the godofhsalleged cruelty. pr '8-The respondent deidthe alleged cruelty, and at f pleaded in the alternative that if ha had used tli e violence it was not ...

... i[ THE RINDERPEST W SOUTH i h AFRICA. I r. I tle INTERVIEW WITH A COM- to 3ussrolsnth 3 an sil GPAVE OUTLOOK. ar tth am- was Mr. Francis R. Thompson, the 'we~llkown the Matabeloland pioneer, has recently arrived from 'h South Afric Mr. Thompson, who represents on Georgetown andrlossel Bay in the Cape Legis- thn lative Assembly, was ?? by the Cape iese Parliament during its last session to act ...