■• *■ — (ByEleotrio Tele(?r»ph-CopTnght.) (Per UwtedFre« A^ip^wtipn.) Lopuow, January 27. King Prompeh has been deported to Elmina on the Gold Coast. Egan's mission to America on behalf ot the Irish Amnesty Jf'und was a failure. Sir F. Leighton is to ba buried at St. James. 1 Paris, January 27. The Chamber of Deputies has agreed to the Tonquin 1 an of 80,000,000 francs. Eome, January 25. King Menelik has permitted th>» Italian tvoops to vacato Makalch, the enemy assist iDg in tho transport. Ovei tares for peace are pending. Latincmston, January 27. A tiro at Bur ne, on tho north-west coast, destroyed five building?, including the Union S.S. Company's offices. Sydnkt, January 27. The quarterly Banking relurnt show tho asßßts to be £ 18,410,000, an increase of £ 52,000 as compared with hist quarter. The 1 abil tea arj .£32,057,000, an increase of ,£821,000. The coin and bullion that were he'd in the F.aok3 is equal to 4s BJd in the p^und of tho liabilities, which v.as the nime ii 3 twelve months a^). The curreut accounts and deposit) kiicw a Imge iuci'fus9, and ud vaucon a tt=(i'ly contraction. . Albant January 27. Mr Becalf, sn ex-Lord Mayor ri iiun don, l.ai aTivod here on his way to Coolgardio. , Sydnut, January 27. Glorious weather, witb a cool breeze, was experienced for th« holiday in cele bration of Foundation Day. All the fixtures passed off well. The principal item was tho National fiegatta, which brought out a br lliaat gathering. Stdnet, Januaiy27. The lliowera, which left yesterday for Vancouver, has returned to port owing to an nccidennt to her machinery. She sails again tonight or to morrow. (Per United Picas Association.) Westport, January 27. Mr Wm. Nahi, the well-known brewer, died this afternoon from inflammation ot the bowels. He was an old ond resp'ctad resident, and well-known trrraghout the colony. He to a member of the Harcour Br ar^, and nt various times a member of other local bodies.
