... LATEST NEWSW IREVhS'S TEI.EURAMR| . TURKEY AND GREECE. BERLIN, JANUARY 30 (Evening.) The .Wcw Prusssian (C{esas) Gazette of this evening announces that a telegram has been received from Paris, according to -which the Greek Cabinet has yielded to the decision of the Conference, ATHENS, JANUARY 28. The declaration of the Conference was delivered to the Government by M. de Baudi, the French ...

... IHE FIRST PRO.E8TANT SERVICE IN MADRID. The correspondent of the Daily Nesvs, writing from Madrid, January 26, says *-I am indebted to the Ji'eneratza, one of the meat Catholic papers of this CAtholia country, for the pleasure of being present yesterday at the firstt public celebration of worship held by the Spanish Protestants themselves in Madrid. I was aware the Spanish Protestants of ...

... THE NEW ZEALAND M.ASSACRES. The letters and pare received from Now Zealand vias Panama, put us in nil possession of full details of the massacre at Poverty Bay and subsequent events. The story of the massacre, the Timoes' Wellington correspondent says, is necessarily a confused one A party of mounted rebels, of whom it is believed To Kooti himself was one, and numbering probably from twenty ...

... A ROMANCE OF THE SEA, JFromr the StandsrL) Seldom have sailors survived to tell on shore a stranger story of the sea than that which has been extracted with some difficulty from the coolies on board a nameless and mysterious ship which lately found her way to Hakodadi, in Japan. Into that far northern port some months ago there sailed a vessel bearing no colours at her masthead, nor any name ...

... The Indian papers bring the unwelcome news that the famine so long dreaded is spreading fast in largely populated districts. The Government is making great efforts to deal with the distress inevitably occasioned, and to ward off its worst consequences. Private charity has been appealed to, but the general Government has made known to Sir William Muir its readiness to support the really ...

... JUVINILE CRIME IN LARGE, TOWNS, TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MEROCURY GENrTLRUINN,_From the interest which liii question is exciting, as shown by the many commnunics. tmoD in your columns, it in to be hoped that the day is iot dibtant when this principal feeder of the great river of crinme which rolls through our land will be out off. Inthe letter of ' X. Y. Z, in your paper of Tuebday, I ...

... i BISHIOP ULLATHORNE ON FENIANISM. The Right Rev. Dr. Ullathorne, the Roman Catholic bishop, has just issued A Pastoral Letter on Fenianism, d to the Catholics of Birmingham. The letter is addressed chiefly to the Irish Roman Catholics resident in the Mid- lnd district. The following are the more important a passages of Dr. Ullathorne's communication :_ ,You are not ignorant, my brethren, ...

... I TOWN COUNOIL. Among the subjects to engage the attention oi the town council at its monthlysittingon Wednes- day next will be the following:- The finance and estate committee will report on the surplus income, and the consideration of the propriety of voting for the support of the Corpo- ration Schools; end also grants to the public charities, which, as passed by the council lent year, were ...

... PETITION &GAINST MR. 3L'CLrRE, lL. FOURTH DAY. 1 S4&TaUrDvY morning, at ten o'clock, Baron Filz- ii GEZ¢LD took his seat in the R~ecord Court of the ,a County Court House, and resamed the hearing of c the petitionagainstthe returnof Mr. Thos. MI'Ciure c as member for the borough of Belfest. As it weas a understood his lordship would deliver judgmet, a the court was densely thronged from an ...

... UINNECESSAR Y ELECTION EXPENSES. Th11E new mode of trying election petitions clearly possesses the immense advantage of reducing the law upon the subject to order,. whilst at the same time it throws a strong light upon the manner in which corruption does its work, and provides materials for new.. legislation. One of its most striking results in this direction is the; light which it throws upon ...

... Glaa ?? Zlv)x louvraRl. ACCORDING to present arrangements the Master Wardens of the Fishmengers' Com- pany will entertain her Majesty's Ministers at a grand banquet to be held on Thursday the 11th current. Five seats in the House of Commons have already been rendered vacant by the decisions of the new Courts fer the trial of election petitions, viz., Bewdley, Norwich, Bradford, Drogheda, and ...

... MHonday, 2 'clack. r1liq obtningrld otwd. We arc glad to learn that the accident met with by Sir W. H. Humphery was much less serious than it appeared to be from the report sent to us on Saturday. The fact is, we understand, that while out for a ride about three weeks since Sir William's horse reared and fell back upon him, bruising him, but breaking no ribs. The inspectors of weights and ...