... EXANOUTHi. The steam barge Edith was towed tf DairtnnOn HIL i hi: nn ooning by trii 1:: ' hml(eV Clpit)o:l hailall', styC ir ht1; 1i r1io relie't %vfli plit 01) For ?? yestcerday lV.1 bl r1il1 privately by the owner otc ?? hialf (Uilr Turinoer, olf D)arltnioutlf~). Tie Elil7, Bain came iqrno DI~k c 'rday %v !Ii co.l fo: the Lr1: (Urapt :nodI ?? A I aL ee ( t r I to inxL elt u r fitl (.O:l | ...

... MR. NIX ATi i3OYEY. A crowdeld meotiog in coloieciton witb LMui Bovey Tracey Habitattion of the Priyimrose c Loaguo was ehold last cveining, wlhen the hout SO('l'tCtlr (Mr. W7. Ve-t\wond) was presenlte d V i t an arnicla it' and a purso of sovoreign| ial recogliioit of liis ?? serviecs. Il Foix itiatldc tho ptreoentatiou. InI ahllrel; !lto aesonibly 51tr. J. A. Nix said onto groat iatI! tho t) ...

... the W. ]PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. on _ _ ure Mr. C. r. Collins, J.P., on Thursday ven- Mr. ing distributed the prizes to the members of Ital I Company (Teignmouth), 1st V.13. D.R. at the in Drill Hall, Teignmouth. Mr, Collins wa3 oilf supported by Captain Whitcway Wi son tnd (Teignmotith Artillery), Captain H. Schank yor (3rd Lancashire Fusiliers), Major Bower C. (Cheshire Regiment), Lieutenant ...

... AdTT T, T L GN}IeN .XETIT s Lev: ., 'ti str',' ,lMorning. will p'rob:i)!y he a rri vall at wit;lins a few weeks The Ibodicals profcss a desire ic Io hurry it for. ardtl as mlcil as orible. 'l'he only ob,,aoies arc ?? forita:l ieids aittcendling the1 call of tlhe now Marquis oi N ?? to! tho Upper House. That l;s is being expe- Pitc(l i1s showv n by t11c prolsce in toon 0i Mr. GCrlarnt, tile ...

... 1l DOVER CASTLE ID FLAMES. GUNPOWDER STORIES EN DANGER. EXCITING SCENES. movRB, 11.40. At 11.20 this morning a report was received a in Dover that nserious fire had broken out in b, the officers' quarters at Dover Castle. ° Large tj quantities of gunpowder and war material are stored near these quarters, and all the local 51 engines are naw starting for the Castle. P The immense building is ...

... AMETROI OLITAN GOSSIP. I (Cutaec and ContribvCed.) er TERRITS MlURDERR. S Considerolre excitement was created last I night when the report sprea like wildfire 't through London that h Mr. William Tsrris had been assassinated at tho door of the Adolphi Theatre. It seems that he Was about to I (entr the theatre by the private door in 3d laiden-lano, accompanied by afriend, when a man sprang ou t ...

... The third annual carnival in aid of the Ottery Hospital tookl place in favourable v r weather and attracted a very large crowd. I! Duriing tho early morningg and the day a s mnmlier of cannlons wore discharged, to tho t annoyanieo of inost of the inhabhitant. A 11 |oc, if rather short. procession left the fas Nv Works at 7 p.in and paraded the townn. i Sonic of the taibleaux were very offec- I ...

... Is it true th-t William the draper and John I the boot naker have ordered a large stock of t jumpers and narvies' boots by the, time the o college imnu~ences, anc that having bee a informed that thecollc~e is aot going to be built ni here atter all they have been offeriug them ?? Yi half price ? cP It is ?? they were nrm-ia-arm as SwanatOn, d and s) haughty, too, when they passed. C4 Joey, you ...

... ITHE CRETTAN CRISIS. j FURTHER FIGHTING, I w oh t Igr ADMIRAL HIARFRI FIRED AT. WI I 'to It is ailrrn ed in Paris that the Sultan has ;iddressed an autograph letter to the Russian Emperor expressing his Sstisfacotio0 at the etiergy with Whicoa the Caar has defended, oiand hlis sccceeded in getting tle Powers kcc aoropt. the principle of the integrity of the O'toman Ecmpire. No collision has ...

... of LUWiL tVYy>. es. EXBRTIC DisPEN8sar-Saturday-Remain- (ng on the books last weekr 540. admitted this week 130 - 6701; discharged cured 33. benefited 43, died 3, no return 5-84; remain 58g. IBORNEAr AT TIM TRCATRE. - Tbe bis Managemernt of the Theatre on Saturday evening, in reply to our enquiries denied 0b that there wae any truth io a rumourthat the he Theatre had bee. broken into, The dis- ...

... Exmoulh Chatter. put ried [3BY 'Cuinzw.rrJ loon I ?? (possibly the mere chattor of I The irresponsible frivolity) that some visitors tail have been driven away by the hobedetoys on reat the Esplanade; and that otbers were advised I to leave becanse the place was loot healthy c and tilh nater eot good-two downright t wittily disproved lihels. That adviser ought J , to be ear -marked for ...

... Speaking at the alluriii. meeting on Wed- nesday of the Mid -Devon Conxervativo Voicn iat Newton, Mr J A Nix said he *vas in accord with tilo teaders of tite Unioiust party In the policy they lind put before the country. He welcomed the measure of reilef they were able to offer agriculturists list session, and he wee glad that the sneasure was received with io much tiathifaCtioD by tbe farmers ...