... The continued absence ot business tends to make our market a shade easier; there is, however, very little disposition to give way in prices, the stock on hand being now but small, and the greater portion consisting of low grades. In the Bavarian market the supply is now extremely limited, and quotations are a little easier. The Belgian market shows a fall- ing off in prices of from 4s. to 5s., ...

... 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 ...

... We LATEST INTELLIGENCE (BY TELEGRAPH.) - a | Paris, Thursday, February 28. The Paris paperspublish intelligencefrou Athens, datedl21st inst., via Marseilles, according to which the British Consul in that capital had despatched some English gunboats to Heraclion- to provent a0y massacre of the Cretans by the Ottoman troops. The same paper publishes news froan Jerusalem to. the 10th inst., ...

... MEETING OF THE LIBERAL PARTY. At a meetingof Liberals held at Mr Gladstone's house on Taesday,,287 were present, representing all sections of the party, including Earl Grosvenor, Mr Horsman, Mr Laing, and Lord Elcho. All Mr Glad- stone's late colleagues attended. Mr GLAIrSTONE, .Who was enthusiastically received, acknowledged the prompt and unanimous response to his invitation. The Government ...

... IL IL ArtTES T .NEW So~ [BY TEL ECRAPiT. 1 L IS-f. PiPER FI IEL.f I,,-;day Akrunig1. AMERICA. MILITAtRY- (;-VERiNM:\t; T OF THE SoUTH. [Py Atlanti- Telegraph.] NEN; V IC: T, ci T . i-, NON -PryitlentJohn2son has lidl I.-?fore tihe Cablinet a xeta upon thc Bill th v e Corress f'or thoth ihlitary government of Niiwv Yorn;, F E. 23, 5 p.m.-A resolntion has been introduced. in the Housu of ...

... ROYALd AMPffITIMITRK.'. I THE GREAT PRIZE DRAMA 'TRUE TO *THEl COREI In a brillinnt 'Encaes, The magnificent scenery 'surpasses antbinyp of the kind ever attempted in Liverpool., ,The loal' preess eaysa - ,The vast resources of the 'iagnificeantatageatthe Amphi. theatre have been amply utilieed, and many of the scenes presented in.thesourse qf the new piece are marves :of scerno ...

... 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 ...

... MEETING OF LORD DER B A ,nntin nf TLrtl Derbv't n OI A meetng ox ibora veiny's Supporters vi he a at his official residence in Downing.stre0t eld day. Two hundred and thirty were present. 10a The following is given in the Scot.u,,as a. stract of the speech delivered by Lord Derby t tb meeting of his supporters on Monday -LOrdatth stated that he was never more impressed wit the responsibility ...

... (BY TELEGRAPH.) LONDON, FEB. 23. GENERAL NEWS. A cabinet council will be held this afternoon. The Times says two short days will tell us everything, and scatter the rumours with which the air is thick—little more than the same number of hours will fix the fate of reform for this session, and prove the safety or dis- comfiture of the Ministry-upon the decision of this day's cabinet hangs the ...

... 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 ...

... ImPERIaL PARLIMAENT. I -4-- (JIg tTee~cycepln) yio:sE OF LOIZIs, Yn;sTRDaAX. Thecir tordehlilsin mt at five o'clock. 'fl1,Oh) sIIAN CE.LLO1 ?? at petition frontk ie i~t(, of thi ty swainb sut aliding, stating that ftrnhi Cajturienco lie found ttte law fec iopreiteiiig fite s 1C of false e~ihtseiii niue aes was IIteltr itive, aind sugge ding 1%ist thu jantd ofthed! ofendes uhouldill future be ...

... -4- SPEECH OF MR. BAINES, M.P. Last nlight a moeting of the Liberals of Leeds was held in the Victoria Iall, for the purpose of consider- ieg the Govcrnment schema of reform. The great Hall was well filled in every part some time before theprocecL- ings commenced, by a respectablo audience. Amongst those upon the platform were:-Mr. Daines, M.P., Alder- pinen Carter, Tatbam, Bllckburnn, and ...