... . PUBLIC OPINION ON THE WAR. D THE NAT1ONAL REFORMC UNION. ul The National Reform Union has issued a manifesto in II r regard to England and the war. The manifesto, which to lis addressed to Englishmer, says- to Trade is bad; wages are low; food is dear, employ- ment is uncertain; taxation is increasing-yet it is pro- fr posed by a strong party in the present Cabinet to add to bt these ...

... .MEDIA TION. PROBABLE REPLY OF RUSSIAi A- WHAT HAS ENGLAND DONE P 3 [RiEtuEIVS TLELEGlAMS.I S ST. P3TXRSBiU!1G, MONDAYS. r The rcquest of the Erilish Goverineeut for in- C Ih formation as to wvhetier LRssia wvouldl be dislpaaed E to enter into peatcO ?? at tle desire of b the Porte has bean received here. If, as appears A froul inquiries MaOe here, ?? have already e beeu circulated abroad ...

... OELONDON~ COMISPONDEN~CEI ly LoNwoN, MONDAY EvMXense. as If there is really any foundation for the rumour a that ministers contemplate appealing tothecoantry rt with respect to their Eastern policy, they will do ir, well to study the reports of the scene which took he place in Trafalgar-squere on Saturday. That is se, just an illustration of what would happen in every or constituency of the ...

... UHIWHOOI wilmout t I *~ . ?? t - ?? .,l ?? ?? v y o gxe ?? 1 NdW S rid ORg ° N ;: t2 ; t g ga ita Ur411test 45iaOn'; a4 Posiievoew fit e dtor.. wards, as resulugg a ?? b 'tidk ii fo^ stronger excitements than faney haa ben Re tienda ta, giYp; Oso40eecela.e plstfhb lb t - ;+o9iaIjy SAl this time of ia: dB Parddsd . JLtoy . andl jreseritasof a ?? t~lids' o litt~i hSiiS p .laround. us ia .thq ...

... DESPATCIH OF FORIGfON MUALS FROi LONDON. Destuiwr.tl j lDespatch of Iext .Maile from Aml lalia (S. & WV.) Via .S'thamplt'llt. . jan. 10 M1g. 'i'actpia Victolri ia I1rhidisi .. . IS EFg. -;m0 :..,,,, .,.. .a I .ltfit . J:a, U Evjr Brazil,o Mrnitie c Livrol ..jal Video, cad lliili 01ii ji' ol . - .Jit 8 r;. Brazil, Buenos ) !tias ianpt n ..T.Jan. 9I M1. Monte Vi.,. )IH , IF k [et-Jan ...

... THE PVENE E 1RLETUFlN& L-The following is an abstornot of the ?? duce of the revenue of the Uniled knigdomp i~n r the andertoentioned geriod., ended Dec. Si, 1S77, compzred with the oepondzing perids oX the precedinag vear ci Qwnnrten- ended.W llrh31.1 jsne, a~sept 00 Dec, 31 1577. 177.* 1,377. 1871. s ?? n6, Z 5000 M,~iOO ?,735000S tfan az & Hbusel Duty y. UN.91. 828.0 M20OM 48.0010 Tax ?? O ...

... 5 I 1 z . W-M- -. - E - (RaUTE'S TELEGEAMS.) FRANCE. PAuis, Monday.-An official note is published to-daya with reference to the recent incident at Limoges between b 38 General de Bressolles and Major Labordare. The note r is explains that the movement of troops ordered during the c Df late crisis, and which gave rise to the incident in question, t was due to the measures always adopted at ...

... CHRONICLE OF EVENTS IN THE YEAR I877. JANUARY. x. The Queen proclaimed Empress of Isdia at Delhi. Destructive gale on the South Coast. 'T'he Admiralty Pier at Dover damaged to the extent of 62,oDo or 0oo0o. 8. Rival Goveonors-Me. Packard (Republican) and Mr. Nichols (DemocrittP installed at New Orleans.I 9. The FrencfA Chambers assemble after the New Years recess. sO. The Duke of Marlborough ...

... L. - n According to Reuter's correspondent at 0 St. Petersburg, the Russian Government is not disposed, as has been represented, to resent any attempt at mediation on the I part of her Majesty's Ministry. Telegraph- ing last night, the correspondent states that f the request of the English Government for . information as to terms on which Russia I, would make peace had been received at the St. ...

... 21 H E ' ORT-1EBRN :EHO, T'UES1TDAIY, JAYUARlY 1, 1878. TIE DUTY OF THE NEW YEAR. I I '1tD IT V 7' hwnl ihii 7 unrn1 I ,el THE ?? Year dawns this mnornirng Upon a __ a troubled wvord. Two races, two civili- u _ sations, two religions, are battling for n eyistence in the Eant, staining with the a - heart's blood of brave men the snow drifts t s which choke the Balkan passes ; but for t Z the ...

... ,- ----DEN IUESDAY, JAN. 1, ,|BEMDEE-JKFE, TUESDAY', JAN. 1, 1 . 'I'rEi reports regar'ding the prr s)CCts of peke0 .'el b~ig iter this inoiling. tithe frnnkies of the SuTtrw's t I)cc u- 141,t- u'.lI I1hIteLlUlt. *L'L zwJIal'.'W '' vI ; 1lsl ccu appeal aid the readiness of England to accept the I o!a role of peacemaker is said to have created a very till favourable imipression throughout the ...

... I Xkd iAI' THE WAR. ?? .. . i. - ?? ?? ?? I. - . . .. - ; .. ?? .. . .. . . .. .. LETTEl FROM THE RP8lIER. ao ' , ; > ' ' London, Monday. at' r., NRiltmanl Brry, who tobk an active part'n ti tbe 'i'rafalgar-square ?? demonstratiox,. ob Satitrdtiy3 ifter,svards forwerdedto Lord Betcons- fe1dcujivos 'of the res.olutiouV ?? were-'theu tc i aased;ttn'd~ieqpxe~ted that his I6rdnhip would state Bt ...