... Since our last remarks on the Search for this gal- a lant Arctic explorer and his no less gallant companions ap- lin peered, a statement has been published, strongly corrobora- thn tive of our opinion that he proceeded up the Wellingtonl thl Channel. The Nautical Magazine is. deservedly regarded an as a high authority in all matters connected with naviga- fr( tion, This is owing no less to the ...

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... , ..Vfje?z-outt. e The Queen held a Couvt and Privy Council at r three o'clock yesterday afternoon at Buekingtham Palace. I At the court Shsfi Khan had an audience of the Queen, and delivered to'her Majesty his credentials as Eiivoy Ex- trrordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Shah of Persia. l The Coant ?? had an audience and delivered 6to the Queen his credentials as Minister ...

... ] FRMOVa OWN olefllsOmDENN.) pllai5g appeared in our Evening Edition of 100d)l PARIS, TUESDAY EVIuNuwX. tnare you beyond all doubt that the newa - 921 iD Sicily is official. Thus evening's Gaiig- i* '°,g ~t is an idle rumour, and says that at t there must be an error in the date of the I ir (Nor. 30), because there is no direct tele. W_ WaratsuniOdtiOr between Naples and Paris. ?? ' ttn'ii ...

... I Several meetings have already been held by tl sympatbisers with tbe woman hl'Lachlan, and tho .Nor;, Britiols hail says that Sir George Grey ' A havo s pressure put upon him probably unequalled in his a. pelience as Home Secretary. The Inverneos Courier has the following :- The unfor. tunate heroine of this tragedy is, as she stated, a notived Inverness, 28 years of age. Her father, ...

... TIM CAPTURE OF SAAIBRUCK BY THE, FRENICH. (rnO3i oun OWN COnnESPONlDENIT.) PARIS, WmDNEsDsA EV=Ga. I sent you yesterday the text of the short official account of the taking of Saarbruck. This scanty pabulum of news has been ingeniously hammered out by French journalists to supply the ravenous demand of the public for intelligence from the Army of the Rhine. In the absence of any more authentic ...

... THE QUEEN'S DRAWrNG ROOM. I Her Majesty the Queen hold a Drawving Room It Buckinghatm Palace yesterday afternoon. Their Royal Higlineases Prince and PrincassChristian of Schleswig-Holstein were present at the Drawing Room, utteadod by the Hon. Mrs. Wellesley and Captain Hon. C. G. Eliot. Her Royal Highness Princess Beatricea was pro. gent, attended by Lady Caroline Barrington. His Royal ...

... WIiiT=EU CX=&T, SEPT., 13. I hao fae6n In t4t 8. a !. w. Or Fraef7. *iy rmee querter of an MOMk at larit/. t pordalre ho qfa tlen colniderbtfy i? 1hoN. aifi ?? x EXpLANATION. The above chart of the wetitern coutries of Europe contsinS, for the regtoc repreasnted-o, the ?? height of the barometer in diffetel oqalltich; 2, the dieation andforetof -the wind;, 8, tl hardoe temperature; 4, the ...

... SEAT 'OF WAR JN ASIA. MAP OF i tib TH, ...

... PLEVNA AND ITS RflDOUBTS. The aocompanying Sketoh-Map of BleUMa and -its Redoubts is taken,.. on. - slightly reduoed moale, from the l glustrated London Nows of this morning, by the ourtooui permission, of the Proprietors of that Journal. teal >esED]R ' A\SgV . Ho' l~atelnS,!elS~ M echkB Srusurla K cryufovtza - Etrop°}¢~ ,, I , ...

... |THE -DEFENCES OF CONSTANTINOPLE. :.C v ...

... . 0 - At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Birmingham Good Templar Electoral Union, held on the 28th ultimo, to consider the course to be pursued by the Union in view of the votes given by the three mern. bs'rsof Parliament for the borough on the local option motion, the following resolution was agreed to :- That this executive of the Birmingham Electoral Union, re- cognizing ...