In the Morning Post to-day appears a letter from a resident Buda-Pesth which gives impressive account of the state affairs in the Austrio-Hungarian Empire. Trains are arriving every day with immense numbers wounded; trade and commerce have almost ceased, and the only employment

IN VIENNA. Venice, September 24. A graphic picture life in Vienna is revealed in a statement by the Burgomaster that the city supporting 82,000 reservists and their families at a daily cost of £12,000, in addition to endeavouring to provide for 100,000 unemployed, and another 10

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ENGLANDI TALES ntON BELGIUM. a * . a i * Th. today waa Hide ff wfcaraguan students who had Just Ostend. They expacted to *e* London German* they them eadalnied, mans and the destructioo the W. the Provost the U .ml many of the Itfluws were hiamed and wrecked, and o»e poor people

TIB GERMAN CAMPAIGN. Italy stip tMitifaina her attitude of neutrality, but there art mdirationa that this will not be the case for much longer. journals are calling upon the Government to take decisive action. THE DILEMMA. HOW IT WIU, PROBABLY BE SOLVED. * Dr. E. J. Dillon, the

Writing from MQan under date September 19, the special correapondent of the Exchange Company says that in the event of a complete moMllealion Italy will have a field army of over 800,000 men. On reserve there drffl hi further an,ooo Wrly. well trained Milisia Mobile ready to fil

The Pre6s Bureau last night issued the following descriptive account from an eye) witness present with the General Headquarters, which continues and supplements the narrative published on 22d September of the movements of the British force and French armies in immediate touch wi