... ?P4tT4Y?{J?W? o?cmi Rr?g?s ? mon?i2w b?, ?GBETII AND Z?XBBA?S BAIIOMETrnI? - -? S - *5** ?RL 6. I 8AT? ISU&. 10. I 3XO?. i?. II N?12? INNT'.I I s.&W. II Covrowtdi to aea-t-ivu, and oq.tduced ko 32~ F. .The bleeldlnessi sovvthe hleight of' the baroeaet~r at t n.ra1. onS tliis and three prerious m orningos. Tiue dotted linos ?? the elttromo ya~rleatiorna daring yoestrday antis tba twov proevoas ...

... AUSTRIA AND THE EASTERN QUESTION1 SPE CifL OF COUNT ANDRASSY. ITlltOUGIn REUTER'S AGENOC.1 VIENNA, ?? 0. The Government to-day presented to both the ,Austrian and Hungarian Delegations a Bill in- demnifying the Ministry for the common expen- diture of the Monarchy during the second quarter of the finanoial year; a BiM granting a supple- mentary credit for the Foreign and War Offices; a Bill ...

... EO2?7DO?, ?4TURDAY. MARCH16, lt is annouiced by the Offiqial Journal of Athcnt o that ituesia has refused tO agreo to the praposa1 i that Gre ece should bo uadmitted to the Congress of k: the Povrers. Publi¢ feeling is said to be mrch al eciiteci against PRussia onl this accouut, U, GIeresral Ignet-ieff anid Beouf Pnoba hove arrived T at St. Petersburg. General Ignatieff was r'ecelved tl ...

... RlOYAL MMLITAlvY ACADEMY. The Duke] pi Caoridbitlle adil appointed Thitimday next for t he divtributie of clmlmistons a id I izeas it t he cl)ov of the term to the qvutole.eti ctdets of the Rouval Militaty Avadenuv, Woolijiel, tbut thi nirangcient wna suddenly 2nurtermviudetl ..a tbe cadlets b olke up for the vacatiou yecterday neerruiug with very little vf the cereutocv and parade ii htclv ...

... 1 PHEj LONDON -FiNANCIL AMSOCIATION. -Tithilihietiu ordinary hai1-.3rclr- WenMIlMkoing o 4theearohoidera-9 ?i 4Wi5aOMIUM:5We4 tad TESW~ay Atthlt (h1ty. 'ermlso Hott-.os e.j.dd, t Rnota ol.i d, was' nniner~ly t Icenped trhfehelt.. :ftacerepurbof tdadirvctors audg WhAMIenta en t~iiliawn. t~ke 2he Ui~l5t~ Wad he ?? w thiit ~te isadnebsts~ sany ?? stated in 1the zegort, but, that mndat bear In ...

... THE W ORCESTER TRADING SI. Yesterday afternoon the prizes gained during the past year by the cadets in training on board this ship lying oaf Giecehithe, were ?? by Admira A. P. Ryder, in the p.racuco of a considerable number of visitors. The Worcester was cstablisbed in consequence of the difficulty experienced in vrovidiug proforlyv ueli. fled officers for the merchant serviCe, by several ...

... ,THE OQUNTRY D ,E WAR. VOTE. t .~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? - ctONrnWOE OF NONCONFOEMSTS. r A ConferencO Of ]onconfonsists; convened by 3 the Nonconformist Committee of Vigilance oi the r Eastern Question, was held yesterday at the Memorial 3 Ill, Farringdoia-street, for the purpose of protesting against the vote of six millions ro ded' by the Govqrn- 3 ment, or any other measure olted'o embroil the eduntry ...

... erLA.TI EST TELEGRAMtS I THE WARM OCCUPATION OF OSMAN BAZAIL CAPTURE OF RASGRAD. IBY SUBM&IIN TELEGRAP.) tPOM OVR OWN cORROaE5 NDRTM) CONSTATINOPLE, JA, 28. Contradictory statements arecirculating resoeot- ing the signature of peace. Notwithstanding the reiterated assertions of the local newvpapers that peace has been definitely concluded, I cannot learn that any despatch has been received ...

... TO 7X1l EDIfOn OF TIM DILY NiWS. Sin,-As you and your Special Correspoadents in Turkey have invariably ably and without fear stated all the facts that have been brought to light, whether they told for or against the Russians, may I ask you to draw the attention of your readers to what, in my opinion, has boen a grave mistake committed by the Rus- staus, and further that they have no excuse for ...

... 1MPERIAL .P'ARLIARENT, ITa the T-Tonso of Lords last uiight, Lord Elphniu I- i !tonec, repyim i to Lord l~lawarr, Eaid it I ?? thnlt tho E nrydiec Nva un resO sail -whenl s~truck by tho squall, andl was inouse- tlioaolyfl heowNV upon her beam nds.l- 'The esptlll ANOI, 110 11101g111 justialed in sailing under-presa of Ii 0;1nvisasatliowhvsd wvas abaft hie beatu. There i ?? a toted of 321 ...

... | LORD SALISBURY AND THE DECLARA- I TION AGAINST WAR On Saturday last the annexed communioation Was forwarded to tho Foreign Secretary: To Tim MOST HON. TIM MARQUIS 01O SALODUiRY. W e have tho hontour to inform your lordship that a c declaration of opinion on the subject of the policy of this c country in referonco to tho affairs of Erstern Europe has r recently boon signed by upwards of ...

... The annael general meeting of tho members of hlis asscclation was held last evening at the Inae of Court Hotel, liolborn, under the presidency of Air, ti. Willize who, i open ing the proceedings, remarked that happily m:any of the difflal- ?? that had to bo confronted When the society comnmeneed its work had disappeared, and the lorng. employere Df labour and their employde were at prerent ...