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despatch from Kuropatkin reports that Russian chasseurs engaged somo Japanese near Linshipu and were rcceivod with heavy fire. They succeeded, however, blowing up throe huts, in on© which was a strong Japanese post. It stated that will take his squadron south of Australia to avo

THIRTY-FIVE LIVES IN PERIL. FROM OUB OWN rOBBtS POND ENT. New York, Tuesday. The steamer Drumelzier. British vessel the tramp doss, went ashore at Fir© Island, off Long Island, yesterday during heavy gale. The crow of vessel were in imminent peril, for a dense fog prevents tbe o

The High Court of Judiciary met Glasgow yesterday Lords Moncrieff and Low presiding. William Milk, labourer, was charged with having murdered his wife 103, Crown Street, Glasgow, by assaulting her the 22nd October last, in consequence of which site died some days later. A plea o

Paris, Tuesday. In a leading article to-day the Echo Paris” says—“We regard the present Moroccan crisis as tho direct and inevitable result of the policy which has resulted m the Anglo-French agreement. To-day there is a plain issne. If tho Sultan gives in, his throne and his ex

The Central Nows says the following letter was yesterday received the sccrcta«“y the Hawick Liberal Unionist Association, reply resolutions passed association Dear Sir—The resolution confidence the present Administration which you have been good enough to convey me from the Hawi

GLASGOW. Mr. J. G. Monro, who has held the office of interim town derk of Glasgow since Sir James Warwick’s retirement, yesterday addressed letter the Lord Provost, from which the following is extract: —“Looking to the salaries paid to town clerks in other cities, and also the s

The clerk of Lisburn union has just received copv of a letter from the Local Government Board calling attention to amendments to the Army Act 1881 which are of importance to Boards of Guardians. The principal amendment is to the following effect: “On it appearing to the satisfac

DUBLIN DAY DAY. THE DUBLIN TRAGEDY. THE ORANGE INSTITUTION. L.O.L. N'«. 6. KEW GARDENS IN WINTER. Not many leave the “Standard”) think of paying a visit to Kew in the melancholy days of winter. Bat though it may rarely be seen, the ban can brightly even the Thomas Valley, whether