... 1THE WARo IFO NEGOTIATIONS FOR AN - ARMISTICE. REOU' PASHA SEN TO THE! ID RUSSIAN ELADQUARTELS. Ka2 tant prIOSPECTS OF PEACE i roa I mel SPEC=AL TZLEGRAX. bee: Constantinople, Tuesday, January S. troe The Government has come to the decision to Tnr ficd Peouti Pasha to the Russian headquarters The ?? the conditions of an armnistice. It thu cs t follow that peace will result from this Bai ...

... PERBSONAL STATISTICS. Theroldest 4tamher of Her Majesty's Privy Coun- tl is o Stratford deRedcliffe, ?? aged Cr 90; the youngest, LE.E. Prince Leopold, aged 2 i.c The oddest Dfake is the Duke ox PurLnd, aged 7S; the youngest, the Duke of Mlontrose, aged 26. The Ca oldes; Maqulis ies e Marquis of Donegall, aged ta t yougt tilthe Nlanquis Camden, agev6. 1i. T te oldest Earl iu the House of Peers ...

... L-A-ST 11TENS IVRECIKS. IA istat'emeat sl'owin, the rrci- erC- wre.n-., v- t ,their U- ece~, .lbe _-g-i X enied 1 VLJshuary, ?? -&lo^ ?? Cr_, !e _- 4 NaIuonaiit- I t ?? & Eawe -S -rdc-rc. aoo-e> (I; 0. ,tS La f C L.. ?? - ~> ! tct 10', i ?? t t'oe .. ?? . ?? ?? - ?? ~-7)l ?? ?? ?? u, & 4.esr~l+ z i. La 1-:, ?? i ~~ ?? .; ?? .'lse ?? z4 {je.zua-. ?? ?? 'Sordn-tor .ova C ?? .. . ey - f vrr ...

... ',ONDAY MTON-NING, JAiNaY 28. The Arrisltico has at last been signed, and tble fa t that the ncew~ only reached this country -1. ?? we Tn V account for the some U* e 1 .a, _-U1 _- _- - _ yvstard-aV morning may account for the some- ox wh1at unusual event of a Cabinet CounCil te being hried on Sund ay afternoon. WNhat effect the N final ?? of an armistice may have on et the deci ssion of the ...

... WEZAT1;1 CiiAIUi, JANUARY £-6. The chs rt renzata the weswra countried of Europe, from -Torwvay to the coa~t of Pormugal and embraces Great Britain ;ad the Pr'tbih Tslse. It ?? inclades the Nor'h Se,. the German Ocwi. the Bay of Biscay, the ledierrrauean, the Ablantit, witlh 1te EngLiaB Cbaannel Bristol Channel, aad Irish Sea. ]PLANATION Or TILE CEIA.I. I XXPLANAIIV w VI - ?? I U:s r In the ...

... THE OD MASTMS AT THE ROYAL ACDIMV I - This is tfhe i ero the-' ?? manters' t at the Royal Academy, and this winter's eaii- abina shows no falling off i quality &r,. int'eskt from prenous yea. The number of e pictures h ug is p saler than usual, bat r.athis is a1 iM M d b rather an advantage, r and with the ?? of two or three, there is u hat little reasoa lor doabting the genuineness of the ...

... TE WAR. !¢ AV-.NCE OF G~ENA GOU1JEO t' awsn se TI T [ *Bucbrest, Wednesday, Jannary 2, 'Ge~1 Goarko, it i tfl-, is 8lOly and painfuly prshing bis way towards So5a, bat I daubt whether any resnlt can be i ebtaized from this movement before the' ii 6p>n& NAs to his leaving Sofia masked, andI u maringeither ?? or-Philippopolis, that does ot seem probable. In the ast plaee, .lthough it is ...

... FIRE IN TI{E EAST END. A WOM1AN BUNEsD TO DEATH AND A MAY j SUFTOCATED. Gln A very melancholy occurrence took ?? yesterday in the Eastern district of the city. tha About four o'clock in the afternoon smoke was il observed issuing from a house of a single apart- grc ment in a teemnent situated at 11 Preston wir Street, off London Road. Information was at fib once sent to the Eastern Police ...

... SOCIETY FOR TrE BENEFIT OF SONS . AND DAUGLTE.RS OF FREE COURCI I MINISTERS AND MISSIONAIIEs, The annual general mueting of this Free Church of Scotland Society was held yesterday in the Religious Institution Rooms, Buchanan Streee. The president of the society, Dr Anderson Kirk- wood, occupied the chair, ead amongst the other - ntlemnen present were the Rev. Principal Douglas, u.D., Rev. Dr ...

... 'i'llE i OMIE RULE ELMBEERS. A coriference of the ineuibers of the Irish Home .ubs l'ar .iamentarry party was held on Saturday il the City Lail, Dhblin Mr V Maurice lrooks, 2L1., presided, and the other mermbers of Parliament present were-MrL Isaac Butt, ?? ; Air Philip I ClUai, K\Iv Eauene Ccllii.,, hI' Edmund Dease, 3ir W-m. De~r.:unty Mr J. Dunbar, MIr EnDis, ;Ir C.J. 1oS tie R11. Charles ...

... LETTE±.-S TO THIE EXITOL. REGISTRATION AN D SANNITARY 1?ISPECJTION OF DAIRIES. Glasgow, 11th January, 187S. t SIR -I observe that an outbreak of typhoid I ofever has taken place in Hillhead, which is t Igenerally attributed to infection communicated 2 ?? the rnilc supply by some dairy or other in a the district. It may or may nlot be the case that E the typhoid epidemic which hs undoubtedly I ...

... ESTABLISHED C=CH NWrMAb SCHOOL FRESES rATIOS 0C' ADDRESL-SES TO TZE DI9S3ZSED LECTURERS. - n S_'aturday afternoon, a largely-attendel mneet- ?? of ladies and gentlemen, chiefly composed of scsool teachers and students at the -Normal School,. was held in the Assembly Rooms, Bath Street, for tl th purpose of presenting addresses of sympnathy to M~essrs Dixon, Bobertono, and Stevenison, (she) ...