... TEA EGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. I (BRoUTR'S TELUGEU) THE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT. BERLIN, FEB. 28; In to-day's sitting of the North German Parlia- ment the verification of the elections was proceeded with. Herr Lasker drew attention to what he I stated'to be illegal conduct on the part of some 1X government officials who had superintended the 5 elections in certain military electoral districts. ...

... . ,^ . I.X . 1tf ,ll t i * S E gal t;s zv j Or f! l w Al S7{[ [ U ! ! l Alp e j iWINDSOR CASTLH, FAS. 2&. The Queen, with Princess Louise, Prince Leo- old, Princess BeNatrice, and -Pkince Christia, arrived at WindsoiCatl aw a'quartirb eore aeven o'clck las even., iag'trom Buekinrhsaii Pala'ce. . , , ?? of ?? cburgle, L~ord C~harles Pitro, arnd Colenel the Bion. D. de Rca were in attendance. ...

... THED TORNADO. . TO THE -EDrrOR OF THE DALY NEWS. SIB,-A very few words will suffice to shodw the untenable position in which Lord Hobarb has now' placed himself. In his first letter he described the proceedings, against which Lord Stanley protested, as only a preliniinary inquiry, intended to satisfy the autho- rities that there is a case for further'proceedings. In answer, I quoted a ...

... C., : i i - it A }; , ?? , I . , '0'A wM'E $affi : i (mroMw too ;scYAo consrstos3i.) ;; 'LEW YOBS, FaB. 14.. Mr. Eliot's'bilI, of w~hich ,1B pok.l in my last letter, 'is still as I write before ';the Senate, having passed the 'house aftar a v bery lrief debat6 unde. the lash of the. 'previous question. Me. Eliot I made, I think, an honest eiideavour to give tinie3 for debate, but he could ...

... THE present position and policy of the South American Republics have not hitherto attracted the interest they deserve at the hands of the maritime nations of Europe. They have long been both struggling and isolated States, but few of them enjoying any great prosperity, and without exhibiting the spirit of union that ought to belong to colonists descended from a common stock. The national t'ype ...

... HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION, BBOMPTON. The quarterly court of the governors of this charity was held yesterday afternoon, in the board-room of the hospital, at Brompton; Lord Josceline W. Percy in the chair. Amongst the governors present were Lieu- ?? the Hon. Thomas Ashburnham, C.B., Captain the Hon. Francis Maude, R.N., the Hon. E. B. Wrottesley, the Rev. W. Kevill Davies, Mr. T. P. Beck- with, ...

... Yesterday afternoon a deputation, headed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, waited upon the Earl of Derby at his official residence in Dowrning street, for the purpose of urging upon him the desirableness of extending the episcopate of thechureh of England. There were pre- eent ?? of Oxford, Ely, and Gloucester and Bris- tol, .the. Dean of Chichester, Archdeacon Woxdsworth,, Archdeascon Grant,' ...

... HOUSEWOF COMMONS.-Fn. 227. OFFICES AND OATHS BILL. Order for second reading read; motion made and question proposed, 'That the bill be now read a second time. Amendmentn proposed, to leave out the word now, and at the end od the question to add the words upon this day six monthls-(51r. Newdegate). Question put, That the wokdM'no*1' stamid'. part of the question. The house divided-Ayes, ...

... Fr.day, 2 iclock. Z? TTif; Obminqld Rewd. )REUTERS TELEGRAMS. EGYPT. CAIRO, Feb. 28.-The Vicer( y h, s decreed the diminutio of his army by onc-half. WEST INDIA, MEXICAN, PACIFIC, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS. SOUTHTAMPTON, March I.-The R-yal Mail Company's steamship -Tasinanian?, with the above mails, has arrived here with Sr passengers, 3,364,275 dollars in specie, 2,905 packages of cargo, including ...

... DRURY LAKE. THS EVEIa, 13 MRBAS NT OIEGS- C Merd M hBI 0 SAThessra. VinnSoe onr ?? F rret Meteonsrand Cathartt Mend, ndmby; sad H. B6UGEEBrNOIR. Dressre. Eechter;Emery, Tordapi ,~orelwd, Vetarin, oler. &int~dsp~eth.-Af°dO NU~°MBErattanI a]?d OR, LAreq. OAYMAIC.ET THIs vm¶N O VATER, OR, NOT A BIE esGsrMe.srs, C.ofatews, ClarCpton, andc. Murs.ray;edae Misses Hari &,Pal mWrght, COMILOR COUNRE9 A ...

... The statement in the Owl that Lord Russell formally resigned the leadership of the Liberal party in favour of Mr. Gladstone at the meeting held on Tuesday last is certainly not true. All that Lord Russell did vas simply to urge the whole Liberal party to continue to recognize Or. Gladstone as their leader in the House of Commons. But this advice did not change the rank which Mr. Gladstone has ...

... IPUBLIC OPINION ON THE BRFOF BILL.,; . We learn by telegraph that a large and most enthusiastic meeting :of liberals of all shades of opinion was held last night in the Town-hall, Leeds. Resolutions were unanimously adopted strongly disapproving of delay in dealing with the reform question, consequent on the course adopted by the government; rejoicing in the Labadonmeont of th'eresolutions'; ...