... ?? *klf ,,2 ?? . _ .. ?? OPERATIONS ON THE DANUBE. GREAT TURKISH V1ICTORY AT PLEVNA: 8.000 RUSSIANS KILLED AND WOUNDED. REPORTED ROUT OF THE ROUMANIAN AMR1)I Y. RU8SIAN EVACUATION OF TIRNOVA.. CONSTANTINOPLE, SF cr. 10 (1.30 pin.) 'reO Qirand Vider has informed Mr. Layard thlat Osman PFrlia had beaten the Rtussians yestor- . day, tie latter losing 8,000 in killed and wounded, . and several ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDEINTS. All leters intendxed taa ?? lamelt 'be accmellpasa feeI I the noame and address of the Writer; not ileessarifly for p)ntblication, but for- the information of tte Editor. ,Corrsposidents who eel any spekci-V uahe u/apos the!) Caf71- ' iutsicettonis mrett keep eopies of them, as we eanimwt sanderta,':e to ret usasese con''i)Uetions. Correspordcents wehre queitisn s ...

... SUIUON COLDFIHLD CORPORATION. Thaesmonthly meeting of ?? 'Corporation .was held on Monday, at the Moot Hall, Sutton; the Warden (Dr. Johnston) preaiding.-A letter wag read from Mdr. T. S. Wilkins, Peddimore Hall, resigning bine office as a member of -the Corporation. Mr. E. Jones, of' Wyldo Green, who had recently aacepted the appointment as a member of the Corporation, wrote, revoking his ...

... TIME R1TUA.TSTIlU lRbAUTLCIE AT Bsr. UNwfrTHEW'\S, fOJsETHNNU'l'. Anmceting, of file congregpaticon of St. Mlatthowos, bimets. wick, was held last nlight, set thle Peevish lileos ?? thle lPcy. I. Uariscr, vicar, refeorredl to thle charges Which hadl hero prelferred egeinat. him Isy M!r. towltir, ehnrrh wardlei. '[heore Was a. good atnac.- r IL1 Cramp presh ele. and], in otiening the ir ...

... I rfp S AssoCIAgON TFLEIsapa.J - H0USE OF COMMONs. A House was not made till twenty-five minutes past twelve. TERRrIORIAL WATERS JURISDICTION BILL. Mr. UORST vwhen moving the second reading of the Territorial Waters Jurisdiction Bill, stated that the necessity for the menaure had ?? out of the case of the Frsaconia, that vessel having inn down the Stratiolyde, and caused ths death of a number ...

... Some singuar and interesting letters were discovered on Friday in an old box belonging to the convict Kurr, which has boon lying in a 601iailor's ofle ever since the Walters nnd M'urray turr iosirisuo swindle wa1s exposJd. It was stated at the recent trial of bho doteetives that Benson first mado teacquaintacne of Xrtiouhan advertisement, inwh the I t latt mode public his desire to meet with a ...

... I I INTENTIONS OF TEE GOVERMIENT. We announced on Saturday that England had consented to play the part of mediator between Russia and Turkey. The official paragraph con- veying this intelligence states that the Sultan has solicited her Majesty's Government to approach the Emperor of Russia, with the view of bring- ing about negotiations for peace, and that her Majoity's Government have agreed ...

... [By Nwwc#ap.] BRADFRDn, Tlurnsday NygnIng Lord Salisbury was received inl the Exchange, to-day, by the Bradford Chuamber of Commerce; who presented his lordship with an address of welcome. Mr. Jacob Behirens (the president) expressed. their grateful thanks for his lordohip's persistent attempt to prevent the war in the East. They hoped that peace would be restored upon a finn and durable basis ...

... BIRMINGHAM WARD MEETINGS. Sr. MARTON's.-The annual meeting of the Liberal Association of this ward was held on Tuesday night, in the Roa Street Beard Schools ; Couicillor Wilde presiding. Thers wree also present Messrs. S. Timmins, WV. Ash- ford1, W Gosling, J. Williamns, ke. -The CJIcsoRMAN, alhlding to the unopposed teturn of the Libersl candidates in all the wards of the town, said he ...

... I MIDLIAND BRANCH.' The anniversary meetings of the Midland Branch of the English Church Union were held in Birmingham yester- day. The business meeting for appointment of officers waslheld in the afternoon, at the Royal Hotel; Colonel Bagnall in the chair. Amongst those resent were tle H'on. end Rev. E. Douglas, the Revs. W. KPaton, C. B. Cooper, R. IV. Emrsreht, C. Bodington, C. H. Pixell, J ...

... THEfJ WAR.. OPERATIONS IN EUROPE. THlE FALL OF PLEVNA. OVERTURES FOR MEDIATION CONTRA- DICTED. REJOICINGS IN RUSSIA. [Reufer's Tdeqerain-.l'- iT. PETERSBURG, DECIIMBER 12, Last night the city was Inrt brilliantly illudi- nated, and the streets were thronged by crowds of people singing and cheering. The fall of Plevna has been celebrated by similar enthusiastio re- joicii'g' in Moscow and all ...

... LATEST_ NEWSr. [141Cer's Telegrams, per Press Association.I FRANCE. PARIS, DECEMBER 15. The Raprel of to-day announces that the Chamber will now proceed energetically with the enquiry into the ?? of the official candidates returned at the general elections. The Itfpbliqn6 Fnencaise, the organ of Al. G amrbota, approves Alashal ?? Message, which it considers as frankly Republican in tone and ...