... I i CABINET COUNCIL , -- * ?? DECISION OF MINISTERS. En ?? NO REPLY FROMT MR. 'v KRUGER, Ti co wi UL'UNATUM NOT YET SENT.- AITTI[ORITATIVE STATEMENT. _ ?? 'We understand that at the time of the meet- mi ing of the Cabinet yesterday, her Majesty's Go- vernment had received no reply from the South A African Republic to tho dispatch sent after last Si wee~k's Cabinet. Up to a late hour last ...

... ?,-OraT AT A ES 0 F 0TUR- ANMJTSM. ?O ER(I TFE, PflES& AN 1TNT EIRVIEW WITH Sh1R WE~MYSS F ?? ?? taho V0ear KIeee, a nmath id!, l~ tYot) v-ulkin' th-rough theo streets of I a i'ho elder lnd boen poutting u u.t ! ~s eorimnio-I all the1 gloriesi of thet citev 'V ?? vaszzstag the oflicos t Th Sot-' Ctskatw.'o a morl' porsontil turn -a'o yenl %ci a- t'o he ; hen Oul irov uip:' it'xaonaaed.There ...

... [FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. CAPE TOWN, Sep 1teber 6. EVENTS move slowly. The sunshine of to-day is blotted out by the thunderclouds of to-morrow. One hour we hear the word Peace, and the population feel calm; the next hour War ! War! is echoed about, and the people once more become panicky. The display of patience at Downing-street is magnificent, but it is misunderstood on all sides ...

... Tlrf? RWISTPUTION& ,,BtTLwFl.flT-OC)1lrTS VOTE At hclk~tni-rNstCattrt, bekr Mr. Iati sin- te h',niof Mr. InosCtta i s~ c-~ mn~m The chuin niw in ff'N Otai di 11e wos s~aid to oeceapr in ColN- ¾ xrit At~-er S,-TeC dii-,eundou the 'iota. was -P$T M'Al PRIOr1-IFhT :R'S CLAIM \\ c' ovaod or theo ilbends; Mr. NV N tt'C rer'ur-: tid Mr, .1, urn- s 'rests Mr.avid C h I A C' ~ir. te ropieorof the t ...

... THIE COUPRT. BALMORAL, Sopt. 29. The Oucen vrent out vestcrday morning, accom- panied by her Roynil Highness the Hereditary Princ.rr of ioheniche. In the afternoon her M, jesty drove to the Glns- salt, arccinpanisd by the creditary Princess. and attended by the Dtiches of Roxburghhe, where Prrbicess If nnry of Battenberg and her two younger eons joined the Qeen. Lieutenant-General Cbapman, C ...

... FOUR TH EDITION. i THE SITUATION IN SOUTH AFRICA. PRETORIA IN A FERMENT. GREAT BOER FORCE AT VOLKSRUST. JOUBERT GOING TO THE FRONT. Her Majesty's Government have not yet received any reply from the South African Republic to their last despatch. In its absence they have agreed to the drafting of a despatch formulating their own propsals for a settlement, to be communicated to the Government of ...

... MXORsNING'*S IN-E.N-I ?? has been- pde;esodi to aprero to ?? \l st Ansdell WN ilkins, oil Z.ltIl :, i! .. rN us' to be is .liidge or tho C (1 ,a uta, 111 5lCCSioi to Mr. ?? Who has ret treil. 12 ,k Duette's of York arrived inj ?? octet-k yesterday fe- * to the, IDuke ound Dhe of 1:1 12 -un. inrg Onstle-, whwor thor, i'onctwed, to cre~ateo a ynew militar-r o. tat or Colone o kn the ?? Ol 'i oe ...

... (ILLUSTRATED.) MIR. B. SOANE ROBE. Miss LouiE FREEARWS energetic business-manager, Mr B. Soane Roby, is a great grandson of the celebrated government architect, Sir John Soane, who built the present Bank of England, and who gave to the public, by private Act of Parliament, the Soane Museum in Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. He was intended for the medical profession, and in his youth became a ...

... MME. DREYFUS AND HER FATHEIL UNPLEA SANT INCIDENT. . (PBoU OrR CORES1O=1X5-Dr.) PARIS, Friday Nigh. English readers -wil be glad to hesr that Captain Dlreyfas' health is quicky getfmg better. To show, though, +the risks that Capt. Drpyfm' would have to ran if he could travel about ia Franc-, the folovwing incident is noteworthy. Madame DreTfus and her father, M. Hds mard, camae to Paris ...

... TECHNICAL EDUCkTION NT WEST HAM. The handsome -hall of thezeoptioily wefl equipped Municipal Technical Institlte at Recford- road, Stratford, was filled by an appreciative audi- i elune last night, on the ocrcaion of a prize distri- butonri to tho ztudents. The work oG the institute I IS tho provision of raening classes for ?? exes in all subjects of tcchnologypure and applied science, art, ...

... PRESENTATION BY THE QUEEN. . nothe intretting militiry display took plaea on Dteesdet yesterday, %cben the Queen presented now colours to the 2ndl Battalion Saforth 1-lighitludarts. Thbo enwrtoolly took; planeo within the policiess of Balmr1oral Castle, aud rwa wittineed by ?? ?? Royalty, who are at present on Deeside, and by a lrge gatherilig of tenants on tho Royal eshtats and peopleO from ...

... . . ?? _ . - . 11 .M5 malady, said; Paul Scarron, has shortened me at least a foot. My legs and thighs are in angles; my body and thighs make another angle, and with my head. fall- ing over towards my stomach, I somewhat resemble a badly-made letter Z. My arms are shrunken like my legs, and my fingers are twisted. In short, I am a living epitome of human misery. Poor fellow! He certainly ...