... I HIS RECEPTION AND SPBEECIL A VERY LUCKY MAN. AN APPEAL TOi' THE DUTCH. A CUIbOUS lVUMOUR. (RHUTrm's ummkx., AERvxE, CAVElrOWN, Dec. 30. (1Delrziel in tr~idsstn.) A dust storm wias blowing when lMr. Rhodes arrived. The latter portion of his journey was I niarked by i popular demonstrntion at every I irvilwy sta-ion. At WorcestDr, Wellington, I ,PuIri, nid other towns receptions were hold, ...

... N'OTHITG is harder to appraise I properly than a popular demon- } stration. This is true even of such I demonstrations under one's eyes at home. When the demonstration is in anothnr continent, and wve are dependent only on brief telegraphic accounts, the difficulty is greater still It is not surprisinsg, therefore, that several very different estimates should have been put forward in this ...

... LONDONV , FRIDA Y. Jantary 22. The House of Lords met again yesteyII, ib t hanvig zio hwinefts to transact, udiourned I r Thuay rnext In the Commons the Attorney-General, questioned by Sir Wilfrid Lawson, exproesed i' tbe opinion that the sale of intoxicating liquors as at present carried1 on in the precincts of that _ House is not in necordtnce with lhe law. He anggested n Ahort Act to meet ...

... Mr. Horace Rart, the letrned printer of the Clarendon Press, ha contributed to the Coi- lectanea, edited by Prof. untngu Burrow:, ansd formzing the thirty-second of the publica- tions of Lime Oxford Histoicl Sety, an inter. onting acculuitt of Charles, third Zarl of Stan- hope, and of his remarkable inventiona and ir- provemeuts in the art of pnnting. The esy way be regarded as dealing with ...

... M INDIAN FAMX (THROUGx REIPTIM'$ AGNTCY.) :BOIDAY, Jan. 15. Owing to the famine the Mabar jab of Darb- hang-i has inade a remiission to his subjeoti of eight lbkls of rupee, ad wivl spend & similar amount in relief weork. The Lordt Maypr's Fnnd at the Mansion 1*euse for the rolief of the ?? auuetd by the fumien in India aunountud inft night to 76,0004. Aimong the douore yesterday vere Lijut. ...

... THE FAMI IN INDIA. GREAT DISTRESS AT BIJAPUR. .ATTLE DYING FOR WANT OF FODDER. PEOPLE ON THE BRINK OF STARYATION. (sUMTEMS SPECLAL VI'cnZ.) BIJAPUR, Jan. 25. Sitice my last telegram I have traversed the distriotX of Bel~muuni, Dharwar, and Hubli. I found everywhere in those regions a consider. able increase in the price of gain but no actual scarcity. At Dharwar there is a very rich bumuper ...

... METEOROLOGIOAL REPORT. _1- ?? ?? DAILY NWS'we One 1tRADINOS Tufls MORNING BY NEG-EM AND ZAMBRA'S B.&AOMUTRU. Oo1vrr-~d to se-lemvl and redtzeei to 32 dey. It 'The ?? Inee jD i o the hoivht ol thn onter at I 'aelok an tbt and thvrve urevinue Uornviny. Tha dortrdt lillt indicate the ?? ;rCs ontlo dounoj yoeter~y at d tbe two jrerlnn as v Tbe u eo'ory letft^ f~r tain with, d., S aE., Wod *. ...

... i LONDON, THURSDAY, January 28. ?? A great part of yeterday's siting of the Rouse of Co2nmOns wss oecupied with debate on Sir' Howard Viacenut; Bill >to amend the Merchandise Marks Act by providing that foreign goods sold in this country shoud be stamped Foreign made instead of -made in Germany, or whatever the country of origin might be. Mr. Ritchie suggested that English goods should be ...

... IRAILWAY SEU(ANTS' CONFERENCE GENERAL DISSATISFACOTIO EXPRtESSEiD. The ad rned oonfoeroee of the Amwlauatod Soclety, Of g ,ai, SerVanllts WA held at Bira'ugheh, yeatoriay, to consider the amwer to the propoelh ?? s otiittld to the nditwy Oompeni. ?er. W. fl ideon (Darliagton) presided, and dulekoited were present from filnmjnghtun, Crtliff, Newport, niw. oheter, North Forriby, Mirtleld, ...

... THE C.ON.'RENCE OF MUSICIANS. The proeeedin in co eceon with the twelfth annual coaferonce of this society at Cardill turminated on Friday. The annual general meeting, oape to members onil, was held at the Lesser Park Hall. Mr. W. Bzzoadl kwaasea) bon. sec. of the South Wales Leetn, pirenisg. It wass decided to hold a specal general meeting In London for tbe punpose of celehrating the sixtieth ...

... I The NOW Lorlufrnik. T2RZ retirement of Lord Juttics Ey, which we snrma e this morning, will excite sore regret than surprise. He ;as one of the Sbieft Judges oil the Bench, and his decisions commanded runiversal respet. But he had suffered for some years from a very sperous complaint,14 had more than Vompleed the term of service fle03Rr'Y for Penion and in his serenty-fifth year it was not ...

... PETER2BQROUGJ3 CATHED1RAL THE AR0CHlTEUT'S RECOM%, AS RESTORIflM (FROM A CORRFESONMNT.) There it uo doubt that Mr. J. L. PcIxron, kL.A,, - in e5eut archittt, and at emieont Church architect not r y by a curtesy title, but by the merit hi works. T ruro Cathods is pronounceed byat swh o hav seen it to be as good an attenmpt at a lathedral U is. possible ftr this degenerate age. St. A gustino's, ...