... At a meeting of the Wednesbury Parliamentary Reform Association, on Friday evening, the following address to the Reformers of the South Staffordshire district was Unanimously adopted:- BRoTHzn REsFosues,-We live in an age of progression, when even Tories admit that a reform in the Commons House of Parliament is requisite when ambiguity and equivocation should be repudiated; when shams, cant, ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Tuesday, 1 p.m. TLEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. [THROUGH MR. REUTER'S AGENCY.] THE SERVIAN EXECUTIVE. BELGRADE, MONDAX. (ViA Germany.) The Skuptschina has decreed the dismissal of the blinisters and of the Senate. ,AIUSTRIAN MILITARY PREPARATIONS. VIENNA, TUESDAY, 8.45 Am.i The exportation of horses towards the frontiers of Lombar(lY, Tyrol, and the Seegrenso (borders of 1 the ...

... TBB NATIONAL GlLLERY OF IRELAND.-I LAY22VNG TUE FReST MNO&N - l (From the ?? The ceremony of laying the first stone of the Na- it tional Gallery ofc.Ireland ws performed, on Saturday after- noon, by hi Excllency thie Lord Lieutenant, ini the pre- ai sence of a numerous and distinguished company. The S ?? was very unfavonrable ; nevertheless, the importance ! of the occasion brought together a ...

... ' TUI1KISH MISSIONS' AID SOCIETY. I MEETING IN LEEDS LAST NIGHT. A mieeting was held in the Music-hal]. last night, for the purpose of hearing a lecture from ihe Rev. D~r. Pouiroy, secretary of the American Board of M1iseinsn, floe. ton, U.S., on The progress of the Gospel and of religious liberty in Turkey.1 The chair wag taken by C. E, G.- A MAC CAR'THY, Eli0., and amongst the ministers ...

... GREAT. FIRE IN SHEFFIELD. West-bar, Ihcfeield, was thle scene of a very cx- UWT C67001endSacy night. It originattd onthe premises .f r-Unwvin, afurniture broke-r; itvwasfirst discovered at it a qpiater past ten o'clock, and within a quarter of an hour imaj1 61110fifllme had assumed such proportions as to illuminate Unwh~ neighbourhood. Thle building of Mr. Unwin wa nose a luge one Btanding ...

... (FROM 0UR SPECrAL CORRESPONDENT,) NEW YORK, ?? 17. The arrival of each mail astonishes us by the amount of fuss which we see being made in England about Mr. Buchanan's Fort Duquesne letter, and the weight of authority which seems to attach to it in the discussion of Mr. Bright's project of reform. It seems to have imposed on some people-your con- temporary the Times amongst others-all the more ...

... TBED UCATED LUIEAT TE _AMERIQAN The following case was tried before a jury at the so Birmingham County Court on Saturday: iU The plaintiff was Mr. Richard Moffat, equestrian, and the defendant the popular clown and proprietor of the American c equestrian company performing up to Saturday evening lest L in the Circus, MIoos-street. It was brought to recover IN damages for breach of contract, ...

... ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA., COVENT GARDEN. Te1aEr v: .o,S.AT.ANELLA ?? 1erofLove. Messrs.Welss, St. AP en. Loney. Corri. and llarrison M1iskes Loui-a and Susan Pyne, MislR.als'%.-And LITTLE RED ItDING HllOOD. Messrs. Payne anud B3Arne,; Malues.f. Morgan, Merlachi., St ?? at 7. HAYMAR iET. Tnr~ l eovEi,, THlE DUSY BIODY. Me,,rs. Bucl-tono. Cbippen- dase, R. ,rs, Clarkaand Farron; Hko1S RQolua o, Mrs. ...

... I 7v.ER.POOL JUVENILE RBFORHA TOIR. F.I The annual meeting of the committee and friends of the Juvenile Reformatory was held in the Council Charn- her, Liverpool, yesterday; the MAYOR presiding. Amongst those present were A. R. Brongham eand T. D. Anderson, Esqr .; Revs, Rector Campbell, T. Carter, and - Stein- thall; Mr. Wm. Brown, M.P., and other gentlemen who take an interest in the ...

... | We are still without the means of answer- ing the grave and terrible question which has agitsted nations and governments ever since the beginning of the year. Europe no more knows 'whether or not the coming spring will witness the outbreak of war than France knew on the 1st of December, 1851, whether or not the fullowing day would bring the long-threatened colp d'etat. In the mean- while, ...

... TO TuE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-There have been of late so many interest- ing articles on the State of the Navy in your paper, f and it is a question of such importance to the safety of the country, and one in which all classes of Englishmen have taken so deep an interest, that I cannot resist sending you what I think may strike you as practical views on the subject, and some that l have ...

... - VESTRYM-JUEET[NG AT HORTON. OfREFUSAL OF A OHaJR01-i BURIAL GROUND fl's RATE. Ul's Oil Saturday, at three o'clock, many of the rate- hlia Payers of thle township of Horton assembled at the vestry der of the Episcopal chapel, commonly called Bell chapel, rds Great Horton, InI coosequence of notice issued by the 'churcliwardens to the effect that a public meneting wvould be lass held at the ...