... DISTRESS IN DLMATIA. I . . ?? . TO TE EDITOB OV THZ:DAnlr NZ,&' ,Sn'--;lshould be much obligedt if -you could find a place for the uccompanying statement of thedis. tress in ljalmatia, It comes from a letter addressed to Captain Buxftbi by M. Lo'mbardik,;'of Triestb, a uealb'u friend of the sufferers. Miss Irby was a few days back designing a visit to Knin, the oliel seat of the present ...

... NA VAL AND MIL1IT'Ry. OFFICIAT. ADMIRALTY X\NOUNCE)ItNTS.-itss. 15. IM .LS. HIocrATTYA.-Tho Hinialava arrived at Hong vongl ou the 14th inst. ll:.U . Snn.-The Shah arrivad nt St. Vincent, Cape do Verde, lFeb. :1 anad would leave l'eb. G for Monto Video. CiA.Y:.nrS. SQu.ADIo?.-Lettera from Vice-Admiral Seymour, in the .1iinotoor. ait l isbon, up to Fob. tO. After the arrival of the Aosistamce ...

... ) t. GLADSON Or Swep ?? . TD ?? ?? ?? The Rlight iron. ?? 4-7014-~ ~~u~ lhat House yesterday, W*hore':i'ce-hlt li~;§. vieftriag tho~, Marquis of Blath, and arrived at Frmere, ans reelse for Wolls, whoro he will stay a fow days with Lord Arthur Ucorvoy, Bishop' of Both and Wet.Th sight hoa. gentleman l ba~ng? donsent~dl ~o~reoaive a deputation and tin ?? from thje' Fr6min ib~eral As ooeiti~s at ...

... T1HE CONFERENCE AN) THE PRO- BABLE ISSUES OF WAR. CrrX teun OWN 00!orSPONDrST.) CONSTANTINOPLE, JA. 9. The result of yesterday's Couforence is altogether disappointing, During the last four meetings hardly anything whatever has been acoomnplished. Tho whole object of the Turkish Government eooms to be to gain timo, and no government in the world is so great a master of the art of delay as the ...

... . , . ? . , - v ?? ,- e - ?- F . ml - . . . Yesterday, a prejltninary nxeiB ftQ ttve Committee of the Fund now' boingraII50 at sthip Mansion House for the relief of tho, distress so 9pwia;Cq-.j throughout the country by the recant ?? Mui1de. tions was hold in tho Vonetian Parlour Thbokr4I4Iqo5.- presided, and thero were present x. Gsorjje {. Chat bors, Mr. Charles Teade, Mr. Wilfrid Beva'o ...

... THE -JEWS IN'R~OUMA1s'iA. TO TfHE SDITOB 01P %Hh5 lA.XLY iniws. SB,-I beg to send you an extract of a letter just received from Roumania. The painful faots brought to light will arouse the indignation of ,yoernments as well as, of indi xulb, and ifford a se d llustration to tha correotness of 'the woll-timed and ableo words used by Baron HEoury de Worpmb, presidedt of this 83soolatid, who ...

... IMPERIAL PAfME M At a brief sitting of the Uoiiise of Li'rd Ii 3 night, Lord Carnarvou, in reply to a questio t from the Earl of Belnore, made a statement showing that great vigilance was observed in suppressing the praotioe, of lddnapping in theo: Fouth SWas, a statement wirhich drew from Lord i Xisiibo'ioey in expression of great satisfaction. Two sntall Bills were brought in, and their ...

... .i0u0D AI3UUT F1iLA CERfTAIN FRtENCal SUIi9sE, I had been to the ?? of Pcre la Chaise for tho ?? of verifying a data in French history; and had no snore thought of Death than I might have chorished after visiting Doctors' Comunnols to read a placemnan's will. But just as I was crossing the Place de Ia Bastille to tako may trlamway ticket for hoao 1 saw a dark mass in the air. It turned once ...

... TAIPERIAL .PA] IAM.NT,, I, In, te Hqnse o 'f .Commons yestorr~ay the Thresing aohinles Bill whas, oin the 'iotio'n Of b MIr.Chaplin, oad aseciond timo, The EouseiwaslI , ?occupi~od throughol~tt the greater part of the after- Fa ~ONIP by the discussionofla. Bill intiodnorid by XrI ta iTarnell, 'ared designed to, giye the fenants' on a' CQhuroh, lands in Ireland increased fanilities for, fu ...

... I ?? tol'.D.ABOUT FRANCE lI. ' + PARIS 'ERXIBITION GOSSIP. ha 'kany. new things. Will cop e into common use next year if all dreams are raolised. An easy Pr method of moving in thei air without wings; a of system of lightind large towns by a single electric Lc lanip set up o01 ?? in vach parish; divers speedyh means of loooinotion to replace' the expensive luxury of private. carriages which ...

... TII L U&ACI LA Wl& The' Select Committee of the H~ouse Of. Commons on this esbleot' reasieimbled'ycaterday, Mr. llle~h~anave in tho chair The' Chairmen said he received so masny letters ontho ,abOafin iquiry,asinded iddid every masnber of the Cola- MIRl thatit was uttarly imp osaibla to acknowledge them, much loes to answer them. Mr., Parcesle, secretary to the Lunacy Coainlsaonors, resumed ...

... TIE ORPHAN' SORETo SOOOL AgII ; ALFXXAXRAN OPlANA4. ?? I i A ?? banquiet on the 4nigamation of these two iastitutions took place at Willia' Rooms, St Tames's-square, last evening. His Royal Highness the6 rld olWi-r9 1oboupield t ?? ,e 6osnpasi numbered about 360, and amongst those ?? were Lord Suffield, Major-Goneral Sir D. Probyn, Lieutenant.Geosdial'Sir W. KUollWyaxLord Colville, Lord ...