... I I - I I (By Freeman Special Wire.) :, i LONDON COIRRESPONtENCE. ' reemum Office, 211 Strand, Lonloil, ThurErlay Morning. What will the Porte'say to-day? Will the Turkish Fr4oreign Minister trifle a little longer with tbe Ambassadors, or will he tell them that Turkey defies Europe I On one point there can be no doubt. Lord Salisbury has brought the era of trifling to a close, and the Turks, ...

... I MILITARY INTELLIGENCE Twenty-one non-commissioned officers and gunners of the 1st Brigade Royal Artillery, have recently proceeded from Aldershot to Woolwich, on transfer to the 2nd Division Depot Brigade Royal Artillery. The appointment of Garrison Instructor of the Eastern District will fall vacant on the 12th June next, when a successor will be required to Captain Lucius F B Carey, of the ...

... A WALKfl@..F~ BYAiWOR~M~. The pedestrian feat, of walking -85o: milec inside a period of sid d atite 5 ga 'and inights 'Vas beguni 0fte' MdHis- IfiWl .Bqgton, by 'Mibis Bertha Von 1i'lle'rn, on ,Jisnday, Dedember 18th, at five niinutes past mid. night. The lady is a. Prussian, and bgai to study the 'science of pedeeti'idn' wii but twelye years of age, and .at 'a tjmie wh~en the sub. ject'of ...

... , T4E ORDER OF FORESTERS. 1.I The mnembers of Court Shamrock, 3133, held their anniversary dinner on Saturday evening ?? Votel, Bolton-street, the large banqueting room having been tastefully decorated for the occasion. Brother L. J. Moloney, ?? occutpied the chair, and Brother George O'Neill, ?? the vice-chair. To the right of the chair- man sat Dr. Ei. J. O'Neill, James Wilson, ?? and E. ...

... PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANINIhAS . I IL _ _ _ ?? s. r.. . - if .: I . . ' _ .A_ 'itie ?? reeting -of this eociety was held at' prevent; II. P. Truell,, Lj., ?? tbe; chbir; Mstrs._ .Gauesen, Godley, Milhard Jone6, GealeJ, aorr I'ev William Perrin, hon. trea-' t-urer, tad The nnsi'. l1radyj, hon. secretary. The :mnitta of plpricsednga of last sneeting viere read' and rigued; after which ha ...

... TA;--758sl~,q. I (From our owna cor g ) n n . WEATHM AND A -BAD A i o .l'ot n ?? ?? VROW.W14 't T-zX s 96. JiM;RiSows4m5 RSOFMN~S D OP'd5 Xt toS . s pr SH1S ' HEZ DuSXSU *AL? -0Pbh~wo d#l Tr u ,SgE5L 5T-G OP A . I -MU , ftfftd a paais, Wedne~d$ liEvening, 10th Jan. 3 If the ?? of 4bet\oda Stock Ex- tbangehad notarrivA -yesterday with a double a regular pauic might kave skeized the Paris ...

... ?? .- LbW ' tYII.; I . !| ?? ?? ?? (Fr'om our Correspondent) j ?? , ?? i' At thb1*eekltf n oeeting of thebogfdiof OUiitdijtH -I b > Un, l, Yeto', ithr 6di'ey ra ?? catse of a. i7boy nkted MEark 'Whelad, a iihodhdbeen eut mnufe- itA a Halligan, aud;:*bo i camie to-'u'~il , complained that she had ioel i~ly ?? td Fum I on the head with a knife, fromh the ?? he bled ?? 9ona' * 'Sleaent, but ! ...

... CATHOLIC INSTITUTE FOR DEAF CATHLICAND DUMB. The annual meeting of the Committee of the Catholic Institute for the Deaf and Dumb was held yesterday at Cabra the purpose of receiving the report and transacting other business. Previous to and after the meeting the various departments were inspected by visitors and the members of the ?? body, and it is buitesinple justice to say nothing could ...

... LORD JUSTICE OHRISTIAN. (From the Times of Yesterday.) It need not be said that if language of the kind used by Lord Justice Christian were used on any other judicial bench by a judge of appeal towards an inferior court we should be likely to hear a good deal more about it, but possibly it will not be thought very serious in Ireland. One would have supposed, judging from our EngliEh notions, ...

... ?? itttTL~ltE))t,8!T ok .. . Dr. 8m'idTuAW ?? Oiar espfiendo - ginning, as is ojjp ffqt~ ~to Hioniet X ?? Al04 ?? qin o uneartl~ the fact i8~' 0u eif.oeear einn to be a4it&-)? d ?? t~ whole tstry;, ; ii; s dso:rl witho tit. the testiftiony thuh~on ee favoured savaz.~,4T jvoryptroke of hispc4 axe brings, to light indatikfiabletaursal crown of 1 beig.iaii~~ gj memnon4l i lyten~r 'e4~sik;j ...

... %ERMANY AND FRANCE. arm - m I (Reuter's Telegram.) Berlin, Wednesday. An Imperial order, dated 26th instant, is officially published to-day, designating the troops ordered to reinforce the German garri- sons in Alsace and Lorraine. The Emperor William, in the preamble of this order, says Having become convinced during my visit to the new provinces of the Empire that their present garrisons ...

... I (By Freeman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDflEXM, PFeeman Office, 211 Strand, Loudr,; Monday Morning. It is expected that the Government will to-night make a statement with regard to the future pro. gress of business in Parliament. As an instance of the plethora of accumulated wor% it may be noted that there are no less than 59 orders on the pa' to-day, 40. of which belong to the ...