... I N:EWS FROM PARI, , IBY SUBMAUTNM TELEGRAPU.) (FROMf olin OWN CoRUrpElONDENT.) PARIS, Tbomn.D Vzolmr. t, The weatlber toe-iorrow is the subject of ancious £l speculation,. This morning was cold, raina being b imminent. Before noon heavy showers fell. ii Then the sun carire forth in brilliance, and there i was phenoitienal lteat for the season. Tiater a I heavy thunderstorm passed over Paris, ...

... At the Dow-street Police-conrt yesterdsay William White Maitland, accountant, 23, Eaton-temna Eaton-equare, aged 37, Jeromo Ambrase Paddoc*,, ' manager, of 24, Tolmaers-square, Hampstead-road aft Thomes James Morris, 22, agent, of 2, Howard-sire Strand, were brought before Mr. Flowers, on warrts, charging them with keeping and using a betting-house 4i ?? Lcicesker-squsre, under the name of ...

... (TnMOGUH REUTER'S AGENOY.) THE MLNESS OF PRINCE BISMARCK. HAMBIURIG, Ai'= 26. According to advices from Friedriohsrulhe, Prince Bismarok is progressing through. the regular phases of the malady from which he is suffering. He till endures great pain, but there is no thought of any danger. At the same time, his return to Berlin will have to be deferred. . HB RT HOATPACHA. PARIS, AP=Z 28, ETW00. ...

... Our Corresnondent in Florence writes: When Italy on her liberation adopted a govern- ment for which England served her as a model, great interest was felt for a time in her Constitu- tiopal (levelopiment. And when it was found how skllfully she bore herself through the early uliflenltjes of her position, a general admiration arose for the young kingdom's nolitical common- sense. B at there are ...

... 'LETEOROLOGICAL REPORTS DAILY NEWS OFFICT1 Rea'dings this vorn2i? bky NEGRETTI AND ZAMBRA'S BAROMETER. TUE. 4, WED. 6. THUR 7 WV.S.W7. W. IXW. S.W.5 . : 1- 31-i- 3V - - 4 23O- 20- 2 - 2- . - Corrected to sea-level, and reduc~sed to 32' P. The black tines show tine hclqm6 of the baromneter at t a.Tm. on tbis a nd three previous mornings. The dotted lines inldisoto the extreme variatiuas ...

... NE BULGARIA, THE FETE OF ST. CYRILLUS AND d ST. METHODIUS t IFROM OUR SPECIAI, CORRESPONDENT.) c IiHILIPPOIOLIS, MAY 22. To-day is a general holiday here, in comnreruora- s tion of the snints whose names are mentioned above, I and who, a thousand years ago, are said to have I done great deeds for their country-Bulgiaria. I fear that within the last fewv hours I have fallen off greatly in the ...

... The alrnnual repork of the Veterinary Depart- ment of the Privy Council for the panst year has been issued. In this Professor Brown refers to the loss in the sugply of cattle through the restrictions on importations. iixclidin fromethe calculation dairycows and store etoet, he eays, rwe maty conclud that ve lost alto- gether in 1877, from the operation of the Orders which wsere patssed in ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS4 (TEMOUGH AEUTEVP'8 AGENCY.) THB ATfTMM AGAINST THE EMPERO1 f -- ST. PETERSBURG, .Tr 9. An autographmiorandarvwrit.tn by PrncePeter ol Oldenbarg is circulating in high quarters in this city. Ila connegtion with the meeting of the Congress delegates ir erelin it mqntiona the painful circuwntancei (the attacl on the Emperor Williai) under which their meeting teel plaeo, and ...

... DEPARTURE OF SIR GzIRNETi9 WOLSELEY FOR CYPRUS (FflOM OUR SPECIAL COURESPONDEN1E.) CALAIS, SATinDAY. Sir Glarnet Wolsoley, whose official title is now Administrator of .the Government of Cyprus and Comnander-in-Chief of the Forces, loft Charing- cross this morning en route for Brindisi and Malts, whence he will leavo about the 20th for Cyprus. Sir Garnot's stat consists of the fol- lowing ...

... . IRFT.AI'~D ?? M A ?? : ?? Ul IceR'nlh O6uf.rtc,~ 1I ude ~i note d~ to-d. iten .lipu 'q r 4W , ot1. ,i Hor ~ hs a iofthr 'the PKbadifigso fof throudnit Aoi sex. by the iagipgcoittee0 Proep yr aop wer 'ookds po a tgbe. s meey. iout r'y~ooth the. ohv f snnhrsac oloae roe tor 'spoke~ they nteai p~kd'oas tha wih o4 . ypth thate ths9loates ?? perons RIteget ~r 4tou ofrs inba ...

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... I LAT.EST TELEGRAMSI THE CONGRESS. THE FIFTH SITTING. (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR SPEOAL COR0 SPONDENTO BERLIN, MolNI Arnrooif. The fifth sitting of the Congress is now being hold. It is generallythought thatthe sitting will be a diffioult one, and that the Bulgarian question will not be finished to-day. Among the conditions uponwhich Russia makes her acceptance of the Turkish ...