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LATEST NEWS OF THE WAR IN EGYPT,/ The following notices are selected from the Thousand Newspapers which quoted and expressed most commemlatory opinions oX the f LONDON DAILY CHRONICLE'S SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE FROM THE SOUDAN, iNOtTOiNo DESPATCHES FROM KORTI, Gakdul, MHRAWI, and THE LATEST Inteluoenck fuom KHA^tTonM. THE PALL MALL GAZETTE says of the heroic THE SPORTSMAN" Many people have been march to the Nile" The palm for description must be struck with the vivid pictures of events which succeeded given to the Correspondent of the LONDON DAILY Abu Klea, and which appeared in the LONDON DAILY CHRONICLE, whose despatch is not only much the CHRONICLE." longest, but also the most vivid in its colouring "d THE DOVER STANDARD:—" A Compliment to realistic in its narrative." r Journalism.-The graphic accounts of the LONDON THE ST. JAMES'S GAZETTRsays of the clashing DAILY CHRONICLE Correspondent with General flght before Metammeli Nothing seems to" have Stewart's force have attracted great attention." escaped the attention of the Correspondent of the THE SURREY ADVERTISER AND COUNTY LONDON DAILY CHRONICLE and the whole story TIMES :—" The battles of Abu Kiea and of Guuat will is told with a quiet and full particularity which—to use in the hands of some future Napier-like historian till a a very hackneyed phrase—leaves nothing to b desired." glorious page in British records. Fortunately the story THE NEW YORK TRIBtTNE of Feb. 1 complains is at hand in the columns of description telegraphed by of Lord Wolseley's' confused despatch relating to Gen. the Special Correspondents of our daily contemporaries, Stewart sl "brilliant success;" and adds: "Among notably by that of the LONDON DAILY CHRONICLE, the press telegrams the next morning the LONDON which a consensus of opinion in press circles admits DAILY CHRONICLE'S was the only good one." has shot at once to the front in its sp'.endidly-wrii ton BOLTON EVENING NEWS:—" There is news this account of the last battle in which our little but gallant morningof a most startling character regarding event., at force under Stewart rolled back the tremendous onset x-ffthe seat of war in the Soudan. The first authority for the of the Arabs." information of the Fall of Khartoum was the LONDON NEWCASTLE DAILY JOURNAL:—"The tele- DAILY CHRONICLE, which has been conspicuous for grams of the fighting before Metammeh were through- excellent accounts of recent battles in the Soudan." out of the most brilliant character. The palm for des- PENNY ILLUSTRATED PAPER: A veteran War cription must this time be given to the Correspondent Correspondent, Mr. Charles Williams, won the Press of the LONDON DAILY CHRONICLE." laurel for his animated account of the Battle of MANCHESTER DAILY NEWS: The most con- Metammeh, in Mr. Edward Lloyd's popular newspaper, secutive narrative appears in the LONDON DAILY the LONDON DAILY CHRONICLE." CHRONICLE, from the pen of Mr. Charles Williams, NEWPORT ECHO :_U All authorities are agreed and the descriptive touches in this long account are that the LONDON DAILY CHRONICLE takes the just what one might have expected from such a prac- palm for its masterly description of the battle before tised writer, whose telegrams go to the LONDON Metammeh." DAILY CHRONICLE." aRBAT liONDON NEWSPAPER. Sixty-four Columns, One Penny, Daily CHBONIOLE FrYrrrrrrT GREAT SUCCESS. Sale, More Late News than any other Daily Paper. To be had of all Newsagents. TELEGRAMS.News and Correspondence from all LAW.—Special Reports of all Chancery and Civil parts of the world, from our Special Correspondents, Courts. „ by Wire. TRIALS from all Courts of Town and Country. LEADERS by the most able writers of the day. POLICE from all the Offices. PARLIAMENT.-Wire laid on from both Houses into MARKETS from all parts, specially reported. the Office of this Journal. 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