... TIM, ARMISTICE U3TEGOTIA TI 0 _N& _ ?? (SqPECIAL TELEGtAMS.) c Constantinople, M~onday, January 21, -Noon. Up to the present time we have no new;-s here , of the delscates, and don't know where they are. ti It is inpossible to communicate with them by I F e legraph, but an aide-de-camp went from here; Iti on Ir'dav with instructions for them. C 2 ~Constantinople, Friday, January 1S. I f ...

... 1 THE REPRESENTATION OF GEENOC. Yesterday, a private conference took p1ace be- tween Messrs Stewart and Currie, .the Liberal candidates, with the view if possible of arriving at some decision as to how a reference might be made of their respective prospects to a. neutral party. The candidates were closeted with each ether for about two hours, but on the termination of the in. ternsew neither ...

... AYP -i A ?? MAr DaOWn-zD.-About even olecl on Thursday night a mau, apparently between 40 and 50 years of age, was Beeu to walk dowr the quay at Ayr tn an intoficated state. re When opposite the steamboat sheds he tripped over a ships hawser oad fell into the harbou:. A m man near at haud threw Im a rope, but ?? unfortunate man mnde no attempt to catch it. rs The alarm was rais4d, bat half e ...

... a- THE WtARy THE] PORTE AN D RUSSIA'S fed -,REPLY.me -0t gt vb o a I for cle; contantople, Friday, Deecemer4, thz 7.15 P. 01 Mr Lay srd is still without advices from the lid British Government respecting the reply of Rusatia to the request which Egland coneyed of Ito her from the Porte. This absence of anyt' communication to thes British Ambaessador Is kn intep as an R PdYcatioathat ...

... THE WARt i XHE CAMPAIGN IN BULGARIA.,. SOECTAL TELF.GRAM, A zSchumla, Tuesday, JanuaryS. A A; The sveather here continues fine, but cold. Pas1 1reut ,l,:stchuk much snow has fallen, ana defe .- ...

... THE BUIUAL QUESTION IN ENGLAUND. L A county meeting of the 3naiv of the Church of Englaud was hield at Yurk yesterday, to protest agaauilt interference with the rights Ot the Church ot Eagiand and its churchyarks. Earl Percy pre- sided, ad amnongst the promoters, most of wuhom were present, were Earl iFeversham, Eari of Hare- wood, Lords Mubccscer, ftluuarn, and .Uelunaey, Viscount Pohiugion, ...

... I TE ARNFITSTIC NEGOTIATIONS. I ILSIAS ERM IOF PAE itll: 1t. iturM.' ?? Jar. P.j I nit rtlo:-t-ct r.theli~oeiaio tainet a m ?? .ic~i : ts 0tted~ that itessia ?? an _zod t'lt It is ' i'ettopesre o * ?? '110' ilioaliernc:tthat it is ;L c)~~t luoes that site cii the itist Iwitoll t * eliold addL>C t xelt c ret, Sen w.thont th', * e i U i I ree lls 1 iu(i be' 011111 to a1 ot ?? ul.ts1 .ctlcl'.ltt' ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF GREENOCK I REFERENCE OF LTBERAL ]DrlCULTIfl TO LORD HRTINGTZON . ie The three friends and a law agent of Mr t 1- Stewart and of MIr Currie met again yesterday 7 in the ante-room of the Town Hall, Greenock, I it and the terms of a letter to Lord Hartimgton, inl accordance with the decision of the meetings I of the supporters of both parties on the previous d day, were ...

... ?? I | EnucbrIoI, CONGRES R :2; D>> A I The Educational COD Tess r adi The Educational Con're da be the Educatiornl COD v Higher Ciass Pnhhc Sch oosinasr - io was he'd in the roo-s the > ed Christian Association, Dundee ,t I chair was taken bv Priuc i ?? -- h Andrews, and Pre-nidu= G P' LLD R It Institute of Scotiand. ?? v ' n ,rt | ?? Janies Yeam; bh- Stark, Duntoce: Mr Jai', T ' P; . ,id ...

... AcHE WAIL ?? flrE TURKI-SH PARLIAMEN T. 11E DEBATE ON MJILITARY' ADMLNISTP.ATION. If , Itrp SPECIAL ThLEt'GdA-iS. - vi Constantirnople, Friday, Jarxary 4. * C ig of the Chamber yesterday wasm rwo'talt and storniy. The D eputies wercs - -s al! agreed to lay UTeOn thle coendact of the! ,! 1iistrat-on the blame for toe ruin oi the , rtr One Deputy from, Syria, named or s i'jcrenti1, 6sad thie ...

... LETTERS TO TaE EDITO.R. PROFESSOR GAIRDADER 0N MILK POISONLNG. January 12, 187S. . SrR,-In your article in this day's paper, which contains sonme valuable suggestions on the subject of milk infection, you appear to me to entertain ,misgivings as the bearings of medical etiquette on toe oi:estion. From a tolerably wide acquaint- anoe with the medical profession and its ways, would venture to ...

... EDMBURGH ROYAL LFIRMARY. An adjourned meeting of the coatributors to the Edinburgh Ro;yal Infirmary was held yesterday to receive the report of the committee appointed at the meeting on 7th January to revise the proceed- ings of the managers and the treasure's accoants from 1st October, 1876, to Ist October, 1872. The Lord Provos. occupied the chair. The CQiAmYN called attention to the death ...