... jortion SARDINIA. We (Times) have received the following, telegram from our Turin correspondent:- . : After a stormy discussion, the neew loan lias been voted by the Sardinian Coambers. For the loan ?? ?? 116 Against it ?? 35 Numerous promotions have taken place in the army; 150 sergeants have been raised to the rank of officers. MONTENEGRO. PARIs, February 9.-It appears that soap ...

... (I'VIrriat partiallitat First Riql?4 - [EY ELECTWI6 TBLEORAPM. Tr OISE OF LORDS. Their Lord'hipe met at hve o'clock. Ia rspt BITNING THE NAVY. replc tya° L~e Stanley ef Aldorley, tbe Esol of HAnuwjvio~n tat nthat as~ppcdix -to the report of the Commrissioners for ebcpres int o the sat D eDs, .of r oi on g the N3V.F, vwould shortly be Presentesd, tcgethr wlth ea pper by Nr. Lindsay, one of the ...

... .cornsubma. Aukle inessded for publication musi be sicompo1siied by tlwnaamw asd adressem of the writers, not uncessariiv for pubiewso .s, butlfor We information of the Editor. (7orreaponets s7o set any specialu aes7t upon their -dOM msiulliions must kep copies of iftem t ase ccvot undrt- tic to etsurn unoreen contributions. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. We really have not room for the address ...

... LATEST N EWS. (By ?? and Inwenaliofal teirhph) OFFIOC, TrMOee BUILDINGS. NEW STREET. THE WAR CRISIS. The St. Petersburg -Joiirlat says the stkerents x)f military movemnents by Russia are fictitioas. The Win6,5r Z7cito g states that 1,000 gtas of the largest calibre are to be cast at )4ariazell, in Styria, in the Course of this year. 'Me Oesrrsefichischl Corl-es~pencleir, in an official article ...

... jortip misfellaq. * The New York Times states that Judge Roosebelt, a brother-in-law of Lady Gore Onseley, and an intimate friend of Mr. Bennett, of the New York Herald, will be the ambassador to England on the retirement of Mr. Dallas. A letter from Berlin, dated Wednesday, says:-To- night the students gave a serenade by torchlight to her. Reyai Highness the Princess Fraderick Willam, one ...

... 6-assig. Fanny Kemble has recently publsbed a new volume of poems at Boston, U.S., where she is giving her readings. The case of Mr. Edwin Yates against the Garrick Club stands over to next term. The Gloudester Festival is to take place on the 13th, 14th, 15th, and 16th of September. -* An accident occurred the othernight at theTheatreRoya', Turin. In the new ballet of Irenea lofty bridge ...

... I (Fronm the Spectator.) The following Is the scheme suggested by Sir BEardley Wilmot. It deals with two great branches: 1. Redistributioe of the represen. tation; 2. Extension of the franchise. Schcdule A.-Fourteen English borough to be diranchied, in each of which there wereless than l,000 inhabited houses. (Census Arandel Evesham- Liskeard Totnese Ashburton Harwich. Marlborough Wells . ...

... OPENING OF PARLIAME~. HOU;SE OF LORDS. PiLrllainent was cpened' this day by her Majesty i~nper.soni As is invariably the case wvlwen 'the S6vereignuherself inau urates the Session, considerable interest attached to til proceedings-and that interaSt, which was evinced by a more than usually numerous attendance, was eniaseced oil the present occasion by th0'special circumstarces of the tiues, ...

... The'number Of His for riailways indthe United King- dom deposited this sdision a'mounts to 172, of which 129 athorile new wrorks, namely, seventykbynw com- pai', cnemlaig>'6 mies o'f line, ard '59 by existing compailes, 'providing for the construction of 361 miles. The total-length of the projected new lines is,'therefore, 1,121 miles; and t ere are in addition 95 miles of deviation lines, and ...

... - P,? istritt 6ROV5. T.M IVORTH. ANTI-ChuLnol-RATr eigETINn.-A lecture was deliveredl-in the Town Hall, on Friday evening, by J. C. Willifms, E ...

... jortip jutellipm. ?? 1; . ?? THE! BOMBAY AND CALCUTTA MAILS. By the arrival of the Bo nilbay mail, we (Times) have received our private correspondence and files of papers from Bombay to the 25th of January. We have also received advices, by telegraph from our Alexandria correspondent, from Calcutta to the 28th of January, and Hong-Kong to the 15th of January. The following is the letter of our ...

... The twenty-ninth annual general meeting, was held at Dee's Royal Hotel, yesterday (Wednesday), Mr. Samuel Wilfred Lucas in the chair, when the following report was presented by the directors:- When your directors last met you in this room the country was just emerging from a commercial and mone- tary panic of greater severity than any other on record; the storm was abating; but wrecked ...