fine finish between the three of them. Won by half a length; a neck bet e een the second Inds third; one and-a-half lengths between third sad fourth. Time--2niis. 11 2/seecs. Firm RAci.--lbe Lawn Stakes.- Rs. 2,000, out of which the second will receive Rs. 400, the third Rs. 100

[TO TIE EDITOR OF THE "IN 111 N Sia,--The London Speckaor of 4th December, in noticing the fact tbat Russia has now adopted a gold standard and has ordered the circulation of a new gold coin of 5 (say half a sovereign) and has pledged the State to give in exchange for " cre.lit

BA ADU His Excellency the Viceroy and (lover General is pleased to confer the title ot Ltao Raliadur as a irer.onal distinction upon— M It Pandurangi Kodanda Rao Pantnlu Buser Sheristad ir, Virsagap +taw. it By lialdhavarapu Narayanamurthi Pan tu!a, Deputy Collector in the Madras

The annual old Haileybarian dinner was held on the 29th impost at 4, Wood Street. These were present:—Hr. H. Baldwin (in the chair), Hr. }.J. Atkinson, Captain C,. H. ICE., Mears. E. H. Cowie, P. H. Conway, t sprain J. A. Douglas, Messrs. A. C. Feessason, W. 0. Grazebrook, W. I.

The following w ere ' , recent :- Inr. A. E. Steinberg being in the chair. Cook Capt J hi Wade (.; D Matthews 1869 1871 1873 (1 1876 1884 1880 1885 1880 1886 1881 Qy 1885 1885 0 1890 1870 1879 1876 0. 1878 1880 0 1883 1880 0 1886 1880 (! 1886 1883 1888 1887 (! 1691 1889 0 1892 J

INDIAN TELEGRAMS. (Paoli ous ors THE KOHAT CONVOYS. OUR SICK AND WOUNDID. LAHORII, January 3rd. Surgeon-Major-General Gore has completed his inspection at Kohat and Khushalgarh. Since the Tirah expedition commenced, no lees than 1,756 soldier, sick and wounded, have passed throug

POOIA, January 4th.. The Government want to abolish the Poona Punitive Police owing to the recrudescence of plague in a virulent form, and all available funds are required to cope with it. All available reductions in the police will be made, and there will be no more vacancies.

NM frost the • Klrylaw os BM January states while the troomi employed is deelloYin walls sed,tewers of villages,. a few ebole„wem.,Bresk guards ftelkswedmip of enemy.. After the arrival of tU gimide in • camp, No. 3 Mountain Battery made very goal practice from a ridge south-end