Th. sensational spiral between Kalka 6nd the Barogh tunnel has suffered as Much, if not, indeed, more than, the central section between Solon station and the Solon Brewery ; and these two bits will furnish the pi&e ds resigance of the work of restoration. The capital outlay incu

The allegations of cootinued kidnappirg of boys in Calcutta, which are going the rounds of the daily press, are daily on the inerease, in different forms and shapes. The crime of kidnapping has been followed by an outturst of violent suspicion, in the course of w iiieh Innocent

The motoring accident case which happened in the motoring, section of the town on the 6th current, and wherein the victim, it will be remenibe•ed, was Babu Bolye Chand bey, was yesterday put up before Mr. Swinhoe, for the second time. The accused in the case is !Jr. Henry Franci

The following were the proce dings of an extraordinary general meetii g of the Darjeeling Planteis' Association held at the Club on the same date :—Presetit :—Captain Kettle, Messrs. Cruickshank, Francis, Ba er, Tietkins, mherton, Clarke, Stuart, James Griffin, 11. T. Kerr, C. W

be as little ex evidence as possible. Then cut off all seedy or damaged leaves and trim the remains of the stalks sticking out from the stem. For the first day or two water your recently-potted plants 3 times. Then leave them in the shade. CROTON& Turn out and throw away all you

An Allied Pairs Competition was held over the ladies' links from the 151 h to the August. The course was very heavy, especially the Ellenborough half, and the rough ground accounted for several cards not being returned. Mr. and Mrs. Youngson played a very steady game, and proved

The Calcutta Concert Hall in Free School Street, which has been thoroughly renovated, to *mit the comfort and convenience of the audience, was crowded on Saturday night, it being the first of a series of concerts organised by Mr. Alec Marsh, who is to be warmly congratulated on

[To THE EDITOR OF THE "INDIAN DAILY NEWP.I SIR,- -I was somewhat amusei at the letter which appeared in your much esteemed paper of the 17th instaut,sigued P. N. Roy, Khamar- II

Majesty's Indian subjects." King-Emperor to Viceroy, dated 19th March : "Much touched by yi•ur kind words. Delighted that visit of Prince and Princess has been such a success, and I am most grateful to you and those in authority under you, and to the whole populace for the magni