... SPECIJAL CORRE SPONDENCE. (B? PIlIYATE TELEGRAI'm) LONnO~e, Wednesday N-ighlt. I bear that a petition will be presented against the return of Sir Win. Fraser for K~iddernminster. Sir William w~as elected in the Conservative interest. The agents of the Liberal party are confident that they mill be able to ~bhow that several illegal acts were resorted to in order to secure Sir William's return. ...

... TEE BISHOP OF D?RUAM AND Tfl? 1IITUALISTS. -- , It wvill be reco'llected, says the Nfewocastle Chrsonicl~e, that some mon~ths agro the iler.l Dr. Dykes, vica r of St. Ie Oswald's, Durhamn, a member of the Cathedral body, atnd for many years precentor, who is better knowvn to the iE general Churcha public as' an accomplished musician, r applied to one of the Courts at Westrninster for a statn- ...

... ALD. CARTER, M.P.,AND JIU)ME RTr, TO TllE EDITORS OF TIll:- LEEDS TsUERCUThy 0rENTLrFsXsaY,-Some friend lias b}eell 0)001 eiollht i send me a seport of the meeting oi ItiLhilicil hld1 LI Leeds on Sunday last to condemn toy eto-uct u,,ot voting il favour of Mr. Butt's motion on lions R Ii cannot now give a full explanation of tbe :e.s'odiv hich induced me to abstain fiom voting On tit CClOjuQ ...

... MIUSICAL DUC2ufIxON FOC' Tf1l3 BLIND. The object oi the ?? Normal CONIegr and Academy | of Music! jor the infii.d, write b>at;3 be'i Pstablisiied at 4 Uppter-Yormvcot, is to siisrt the yolitlnal blind oi either EIL.I. and of rw1)y o ?? the J ?? talent, a |tloroulal1 general rlid irnuseical etltcatiou, so as to qualify them to b, cts 'elf. siiltlul'rtillg and lsefl ?? of Of society. A ?? ...

... it(A A'1 L UN [Pi,1 L (Dj,( t-4 tort> ' TRAL o-t'III1Ni5 M\AlIMIAOE.S IN Ua ?? v-lnt f-'~lstoO At!'.kad Lady MurielII to l te p:arl of ?? ill takeII IplO ill 0,t~itteir 11021. isl~ilI. ?? 1.1 C1111i ci1111e1etiE i0't socrnll F I ,illIiI thtI''0 o Nv I et'.oti Air. Dtiidivy XnII i, SQIL ' 11,l.hv od il DRl 2112i.1h0 ISIti'l.I111t111 ii I'~I I ?? ~.c A II co 12101 lateI Ill tie ('oti- * l~lt' ll ...

... THE, LEEDS MER PLYJIs~ Tn~ reported acceptance by the Porte of the arrrhietieo propose& by the po~wers id~ regarded in Paris as premature; but o press telegramn from Berlin says- Great confidence is now expressed in diplomatic 'circles in the success of the negotiations which are going on for a six weeks' armistice. The British, Russian, Austrian, and French Consuls have been instructed to ...

... I THE LEEDS MERCURY. TnE Shanghai correspondent of the Times telegraphs that an agreement has been come to with ?? A1 ES-1 A > U S a s -1- n the Chinese Government respecting the Yunnan outrage, and that it includes compensation to the family of rsnB. M.nuany. The conditions of official intercourse previously accepted are to be fulfilled, the commercial grievances have been rertified, the ...

... THE LEEDS MIE1RUI{Y. IT is announced from Constanltinople that the Porte lins comunluicated to the Ambassadors of the Great Powers its reply to the Niotes. preaented by them. lt vefuses alu armlistice, but is preparei to aecept a peacee based on the followvintr ( mlditionS :-The occupatiou of Sec'irin fortresrses held by Turkish troops before 1857, die destructiou of fortresser. erected since ...

... IMORNING XIEPaPRESSt TO-DAY'S LONDON pAPERS. EASTERN AFFAIRS. The special correspondent of tle Timejs at BeIgradr telegiraplhuing yesterday, ays-'-'lle feeling of depres, sio1 whiell ill mlly letter of Yesterday I described as prevailin)g at Belgrade, still cointilIies. Specullationsf iu respect to thiswar arcptrticnlarli; hzirdousbut Ie0in not lleli) thiiniking we are atiletbebetidlngof the ...

... SHOCKING AUC?DEN'J' UN THE LCNDLN AND ?Oi?TH-?VESTEllN 1{AILWXY. (Sn'etAL 'fEL~tBaai.l Yesterday an accidlent oecurredl on tbe eove.rrl.- linle of rails, at Blelebley, aul tbonuoh no ala assl ?? umany persons bad a ?? escape. aiji sv'rieeri seriously injured. It apl)eara tlhat the lla i:. goods train out ofl Camden Towsu, rdue at l'ie~.cT I 1.b amn., rau into the return peyeinl traiu ir~or1..: ...

... THEF SUt2PPLY AN) PRICE OP EATd. It has been stated, says Mfr. Earrdley-Wilsoot in the report for 187S of the Veterinary Departm ent of the Priv'y Council, in previous reports that no direct onu- nection has been shown to ex~ist between the wholesale I price of meat and the price which th~e cidinary consumer is requliect to pay fur it; and this mysterious problem still remuains to be solved ...

... I GENER{AL FOREIGN NEWS. ! (EurTER's TEMEGRee.) MARi'SAL MAC\IAHON. PAR7S, Sunday.-A denial is g~ven to the statetent of an approaching visit of Marshal Mlaoeallon to St. Elienne. ITALY, 3MIL.tE, Snnday,-Tlhe Coieas of Serieultitrist| decided to bold its sixth. essi.on ia Palis, onl 110) Occia-! Sion of the ?? E.hii:iWon in li7,ii MADnUD, Saturday.-The Rirhth HIon. A. H. Layard, Britibh ...