... ILONDON CORRESPONDENc'Ei [FROX OUR OWN OORIRIPODEmN j LONDON, SATURDAYr. I TaE progress of affairs in the East has not under. r gone any change in consequence of the opening of e the British Parliament. We know no more now v of the ultimate intentions of Russia than we did 0 when t he Earl of Derby, several weeks ago, under-. took at the instance of the Porte, to ask what were r the designs of ...

... BEX FAST TEASCIIERS' A SSOCItATI fON. MSOXTEtLY cXETIXO. D' TEE Belfast Teachers' Association met on; Saturday j last, at three o'clock, in the Peoplo1's inlstitute, rv Donegall Stzeet. In tie ahosenco ofz Msr. T~sdJ', thle t president, tMr. M~axwell, Baiilanccksn, wvas callod t to thle oh~ar. Some accounts were piassed andr hanrired over to the treasurer, M~r. Allen, for pay- x mealt. The ...

... BELFAST HARBOUR COMMISSIONEBS. x- Tnx -usual bi-monthly mneeting of the Harbaour n Comen issioners was helid 3esterday, at elecen o o'clock, in the Boardroom of the arhboor Office. g F. T. HEr.Lzcn, sq., J.1P., chairman, presided. I- 'There were alco pres.ent- Sir James Hamilton, 11 J.P.; J3 P. Corry, Faq., h.P.; Thomas Valentine, 1. Ear., ?? Dr. Ritchie, JP.; James Musgrave, i Jisa.,dP.; T. ...

... LA TEST W iAT NEW OTTOMAN TROOPS ABAUDONUING ' BULGAR3IA. AN TIC IPTED ARMISTICEE, CCoc_'ZSr-xsc?,orauV,,Firy prtoso h Dripna ate nosiroccd till the decision has beets acmnelI to n ith re4gard, to the cquas~tion of an armi- ti-lac. Sr. PaSnnsR'?SB]G, FJ`IDAin.-A prix-ete de~match reccix1 -d hiare 3aono a thetcy4Q Turks hat-c rctirced into, P. Jumelia. The ramainctr ct the Ottom~n. forces, to ...

... P;;TaE Freeman's London correspondent ?? is iy also asserted here t hat every port on the coast of Fog. W 5fl0 land and Scotland has been carefully examined, and C con- orig a re~port made to the German Government as to the han depth of water and anitable landing places. o t hat 'hle Irisab Timeis' correspondent warites -I am istr. todta ?? va ritten several letters to at. the the Gacrmsn ...

... Pizntars (says the Saturday Review) there is no Orl other profession in which, from the nature of the ne case, there are wider divergencies of character, con- ifG1 duct, aniposition than that of a doctor. Thisisvery tal much owing to causes beyond the control of its members, Science, intelligence, and assiduity go, 1tfu no doubt, for a great deal; but we should say that* he luck goes for far ...

... THE COURT, OSBOR.Ns, JANUARY 29 -Her Majesty- walked. out this morning with the DowagerlMarchionesa of Ely. Princess Beatrice, attended by Mdlle. Norell, walked out, Prince Leopold drove oat, at- tended by the Hon. A. Yorke. The Duke of Rieh- mond and Gordon arrived yesterday at OsboreD, and had an audience of her Majesty, and after. wards had the honour of being included in the Queen's dinner ...

... THE NEUTRALITY AGITATION. The Sunderland Town Council, at a mreeting held yesterday, passed a motion df claring in favour of the policy of strict non-intervention in the pre. sent war, and protesting ac ainst the proposed vote of £G,000,000 as uonec.-ssary, and calculahed to lead rather to war than peace. At a public meetinfg of citizens, held in G'asgow, a motion was carried by an ...

... LATEST WAR NEW s &SPEcIatAL & ORDn1ThXZ TZELGRB.A82A] TY7E ADVAUCE OF T.TE RUSSIANS IN ROUMELIA.L EN TRY OT HTE RUSSIANS INTO ADRIANOPLE. GREAT PANIC AMONG THE PEOPLE ADRIANiOPLE, SAnnRDAY, 2 Anx.-The Russians are only three hours' march hence. The garrison, with arms and baggage, areretiringback towards Con. stantinople. Djemil Pasha, the governor of the town, andi tbe authorities have left. ...

... GtNERAL TELEGRAMS, RESIGNATION OF THE AUSTRIAN - ~MMNSTRY. V -A JAN-. 26.-The Emperor h accentedp the iesignatiou of the Amvtrian Cabinet, and an announceinent to that( effect is expected to be made by the Giovernment in to-day's aitting of the Lower Houe of the Auetima RGodzrh muHY INTERNATIONIAL POSElL UNION 1 BsaNs, SATvvsnAY.-The Swiss postal depart- ment has flixed. the let of April for ...

... T OES COURT. JANIxYLRY 27.-The Queen drows through Newport and Carrigbruok yesterday aias- noon. Her Majestyand Prince Leopold eand 'e Royal household attended Divine Mervice at Oaboe this morning. TM'~l PPrINCE AND PBIfoS ?? CIrAausCe Bores,, SaTrsnR.D-Prince Albeat Victor and Prince George of Wales, attended ty the Rev. J. N. Daltoen, left London to-day for. Diars month, to resame their ...

... DETERMITNED OPPOSITION OF THE LI BERALS TO THE SUPPLMENTAL MONEY VTEO. [PRESS ASSOCrAToN TELEGRAM.] HOUSE OF COsnNS, MONDAY NIGsvT.-Lord Ripon, Lord 1imberley, Lord Wolverton, and ; Mr. Adam had a hasty. conference in the lobby, Z and we understand that, although no definite ' resolution haa been arrived at,-the leaders of ber e Majesty's Opposition will accept the challenge 8 thrown down by ...