... fIC Fourt TjileRE is plenty of Change i the Royal circle at Balmnoral, inc various members of the Royal Family come and go. Now tle Dukc and Duchess of York and Prince Christian C ithl tile Qucen, and the Hereditary Prince and Princess If Ilolenlohc - Langcnburg are expected, while Prince and pl'it,.ess Francis Joseph of Battenherg have left the Castle. A Thrle of lier Majesty's grandsons ...

... Mansioa rouse rend for blaidstone. IT is with the most cordial svm. pathy that we publish to-day ii another column the Lord Maor'y: appeal to the generous charity of the public on behalf of fever-stricken Maidstonr. The terrible distress that has befallen the town has toued the hearts of all, anl we confidently anticipates most liberal response. The latest figures indicate a welcome diminution ...

... GtttsN T0MVS. G £ P-rvey.l-qs, or rati:er inventors, of Csabilnet ' ee i `im'oitil;foif, w'ich the only real ; , Os-¶; 01's tre Sworn 'co secrev, made ma safe ?? -g'u ess on Sv~turdav ?? they an- U0L:I thi silver ouesionl i's one that o gag-l' -.i th atte-otion of MItlnisters. The n! ?wltl ...

... 'PEALS 'TGlf A. YANDYALTIFOJ t MORE -ABOWU YACHF& _ AhI1rEEDSS SALN CP3OI ( OU R. COR ZD ,Tt , ?? Frdy NigF; Te debate in the Chamber today was oma privilege demanded by the Orlesar- Railway Company. Many of the- adminstrators =d- great shareholders of this Company belong to Ithe Catholic world, and are-very much in- society, but, conservative about so many things, they have not at heart to ...

... a _ I *'EADUTS DS O CE. !EGRT IAND ZAM BR&'S BAROMTEBR. Correded to ?? and reduced to 32 dg. F. The black tines show the height of the barometer at 1 o'clack on this and thresrevioasmnnnings. The dotted lines indicate the extreme aranaens donag yesterday and the two previos ,days. TheC IniilltterB snoiw tlw ?? of the wind. The Mery fa~lsfor nat. wvith S~W., S.E., and W. winds-il rapidly, for ...

... I THE REPLY TO AMERICA (TEORUGH lRUTED AGUEY.) 1ADRtIE, Oct. 12. The reply to be made to General Woodford's Note has already been drafted, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs will to-morrow snbmit it to Seuor Sagasta previous to communicating it to the next Cabinet Council. The Spanish Go- vernmnent will state that it cannot fix precisely the date at which the campaign in Cuba will end, ...

... FEVER-STRICKEN AIDSTONkR AN APPEAL FOR HELP. TINOCULATION AGAINST TYPHOID.- Up to six o'clock yesterday evening-tile total: cases which have oecnrrod during the typhoid epidemio numbered 1,520, The increase since- the morning wau very small, and, according to. the Inedioal mien there shoild be only two or three cases daily after next Monday, assuming that one of the Farleigh springs, Ewell, ...

... IMTER8 TO THE EDTUl * SATTHE PRIESTS CAPTUB.E TEM BOARD 8MOOLs ? Sir,-The High Church party having temporarily dropped the demand for the Use of the Apotles' Creel in the schools now claim that special failities should 'te given within or without the school premises fur de- nominationrl teaching. We may be certain that the priests will get inside the schools if they mmn. In that ,ae what would ...

... FEVR -STRICKEN MAIDSTONE MORtE NOTIFICATIONS. The position of affairs in Maidstone with rogard to the epidemii still remains very fur from satisfactory. From ton o'clock yesterday morning to six o'clock in the evening there were twenty-two fresh cases, increasing the aggre- gate to nearly 1,660. It is stated that a good percentage of notifications are those of very poor pet'sons, who probably ...

... RAILWAY DISASTER NEAR NE W YORK; m TRAIN DASHES INI'O TIHE RIVER. FIFTY PERSONS KILLED. REMARKABLE RESCUES. (TinoUGH BETTEB'S AGEN2iCY.) NEW YORK, Oct. 24. An express train travelling from Buffalo to this city on the New York Central Railway was wrrecked at six o'clock this on11ling near Gar- risons. The engine, a combination baggage and smoking car, one day coach, and four sleeping cars, were ...

... = MLAE LORD -HIMLIa-S WEL. I 7 &4 e-~ettors ot he wv., which bears date Mav 31, f 357, of Saels Charles, second3ZI adpio ' -i Inap Worcester, &lsDp-ea-le-Dale, Derby, and , ,H11--breet, Berkeley-squLre, Deputy-Chairman ofb eG- e-t Northern Railway Company. forn l chair- r- MOk of Sflin1e AlsoeDp and Sons (timoted), M.1P. for. IEa-t Staordsli-re 1873-80, and for Taunton 1882-87, innhO died on ...

... TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION AT ST. TAMES'S EaLL. I ?? 0s The tenth annual demonstntion of Good Templare ; eterday afternoon attracted a, large gathering at St. l oames'a 13 Piccadilly, where a service was conducted l under the direction fi the Rev. H. Price Hughes. Prior , to the meeting a number of Good Templare, wearing their regalia, marched in procession from the Thames Embankment to the West ...