... I IJONDON. CORRES1PONDEMN E. I,. - . I (By Teleykrvph from our Own coirresponclen t.) 1R1 THE LORD.IAEVTENANCY OF PEltTH-TIE OPrOSE. TION AND THE. VOTE OF CREDIT -POSSIBLE Y WITHDRAWAL OF THE AMENDMENT-THE D- E- f BATE ON THE IRISH LANXD BILL-31MIL1TARY C . NUATTERS. thui iS LONDON, Wednesday night. her ; I liaver eceived officially the informhatiou that Iler lu t Majesty the Queen has been ...

... EDINBURGH ABERDEEN, BANFF, AND KYI. iCARDINE ASSOCiATION. of fish fs The annual gathering of this association was hell last of~ 1night in thle Odahfellowse'Hall, Forrest load, Edir, burghi-the Rev. IV. C, Janmieson, Tron C~hurchl inl the ~ ihchair. Among those on the platform were liv A. lam,~ Websgter, Rev. MrPirie, Rev. MIr Philip, MJr MI'Arihqer Gtoat Mir Laird, chemist; Mir Ross, ...

... , THE LADY WHO SHOD HEI, HOMSE W'ITH I (-OLD. s A correspondent avrites to the lu'i.I UttIl Uarette from Ba rcelona :-The ]ritisli Uonsul here has heen n called upon to take action in a very singular affair, cc which has created no little sensation in the north of ID e Catalonia. About six wecks aSgo lady who during o last autumini astonished the inhabitants of Edinburgh ti d by havintg lie ...

... EXTRAORDINARY FRENCH TRIAI,. The Court of Assizes in the Department of the Eure v is at tile present time engaged in the consideration of a hoiriitc crime. A young shepherd, of the age of 26, mtirdered his own mnother from pure cupidity, andl, ap- .parently, carefully planned his horrible butchery. Louchard, the accused, was the terror of his mother, who was alnost a doily victim to his ill ...

... THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE, 7 EXCITING SCENES IN THE CIHAMBERl OF DEPUTIES. VERSAILLES, Friday.-After the debate :-hearlvte. ported, the House adjourned until later in the erssin , when the sitting was resumed, and the validtiosi sf elections proceeded with. In the course of the ditca6- sion, which became very heated, DI. Faure, a unember of the Right, left his seat and advanced towards a deputy ...

... GLASGOW AND SOuTa-WSTERT AILWVAY. ; A.eciaA general meeting of the prosriters of Pi ( the kwtow ?? I~lllay senpany :e was held yesterday in the offices of the euxepany, . Bridge Street-Sir James Lamneden presiding- for the purpose of considering3 a bill now being. promoted in PariamDent conferring furthier powvers f ,on the Ceopany, for the costru'thons of wvorks. .acquisition of uds, and the ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, FE:BFu.,Y 1. :,i \From the official despatches published to-day It appears that the Russian Government pro- fesses to be in as complete a state of ignorance i as that of Turkey in reference to the armistice negotiations. Prince Gortschakoff has assured the British Ambassador at St Petersburg that e since the 26th ult. neither the Emperor rior the ( Government have received any ...

... Osborne, February 2. The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, attended by Lady Churchill and the DowagerI Marohioness of Ely, and Her Majesty walked this morning with Lady Churchill. Princess Beatrice walked out, attended by- Madlle. Noreli. Prince Leopold walked, attended by the Hon. A. Yorke., February 3. The Queen, Princess Beatrice, and Prince i Leopold and the Royal housebold attended, ...

... l HOUSE OF LORDS-ThimSDAY. The Lord Cliancellor took his seat at five o'clock. SCOTCH PIIIVATE BILL. The Frec Church of Scotlitand School Properties Bill wmts read a secoiid time. THIE WAR. lord MTRRATIRHDDEN and CAMPBELL asked the Foreign Secretaiy whether lie was correctly reported in thit part of his speechl onl Monday which attributed to him the statement that nilder to ciroumstalloe would ...

... :LATE . .E to WRECK OF A 1JV1V'EROOL'STZAMER.: Intellgem -ca' wa'-Teefftiv-d f~in5 d'mpool yesterda~y of rig the lees of the LivornO6itstqo hler Zero near ColosmI' L2 to1 jonsi'st oaths 5ths instC. Th (1o)blv wo' sitv'edt pntds Wealnetis, 4 p-'ho e sapndaimetotlay cpetotliqa, ahfor filling teo thRefvcacies in'tlig Cee lnbar, of Dbintotiefe recatted by loi an~di sls'speoial fixt ue for Atarch ...

... RI 'UNI ON OF THE DURRIS VOLUNTEERS. I -, The reunion of the 7th Kincardinchaire Rifle Volin- teers, or Deesidoe Iighl)nders, wan hold in the Drilihal], Derris, on lWcdnesday evenilign The haill, Which was kindly given by the proprietor, Mr Young, some time ago, tothe vounteers for the purpos of drilling and exercising in, is a comnodious find clean-lookiug build- ing, and having been very ...

... | IPO3T.--N-T NT.ETING OF SILPOWNEMS I LT N LO NDN. l' _ - The first meeting of an importantenrie rtion, henceforth to be know as the Chamber of Shipping, was held yesterday at. Casnnon Steet I oteL The principal ports of the coantry were l represented as -follows:-Londoo-Mr Atkinson, of the General Shipowners' Society; Mr Corry, t deputy-chairman; Mir Allan, Mr Anderson, Mr c Dixon, in.; Mr ...