... HOW THE VOICES OF THE DEAD CAN BE | REPRODUCED. l es cc T or. MARVELLOUS SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY. e Not many weeks have passed since we were startled by the announcement that we could converse audibly with each other, although hundreds of miles apart, by. means of so imany miles of wire with a little electro- I ruaglet at each end, yet we are on the point of realising some of the many advantages ...

... ,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 ...

... GREAT BRITAIN, RUSSIA, AND * -r. , ?? ?? 'iPO1ITANT OFF.CIAL OORtESPONDE}IUE. [BY TWACCRAMIgtZt 11 i'thier correspondence respecting the affairs of 'Toukey was issued-froam the Ybreis-oeeilet night. OnJanuary.26: Lord Derlyr ?? Lqftus ?? an official telegram from the- Grand Duke Niclolas stated that GeneralSf9obeleff ?? Adrianople on the 22nd; ordered the cavalryto' advance' on Kirkil. lissa ...

... 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 ...

... [sguTEiiS TBLEGHAM.t I H, *ChAREST, Wednesday.—In to-day's sitting of | Chamt-i-r of Deputies a question was ad- *-esscd to the Government concerning the military i '^ij^'icions, and the irregularities of the railway -v n -M. Eraiian, tho President of the tha *u the cuurso of his reply said, Would j1 .at these evils were the only ones that the country to endure. M. Cogalniceano, Minister for ...

... THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. The Prince and Princess of Wales were present on Thursday at a large gathering at Critchet Park, Dorset. There Was a meeting of Lord Portman's hounds, and the Town Council of Dorchester presented an address of welcome. The weather was splendid. ...

... tortiga 4tt (lulal. ?? FRANCE, The Chamber of Deputies, notwithstanding the argu- ments of the War Minister, has resolved, by 251 votes against 230, to reduce the Item set apart for the Hotel des Invalides by sixty thousand'francs, in order to suppress the office of governor of that establishment. GERMANY. The Bill submitted ?? in infer- ence to the mode in which the Imperial Chancellor is to ...

... IAu Ras.,e.eserutd.j By FREDERiCK WElDMOREa Author of A Snapt Gold Ring,' hoc., dc. CfAPTER XXXIHL WVAITING. I told you, said Beddingly Aucott, when Cecily, at their hotel, had posred into her father's ears, impulsively, the story of the meeting in the picture gallery, ' I told yoe that love of you was in the young man's mind. It was a happy meeting; happy for all of us, he prosed on, ...

... THIE KHEDI VE AND THE EGYPTIAN RE VEYN UES. T-rE news that the Khedive has issued a decree instituting an inquiry into his revenues received a tolerably unanimous interpretation among all per- sons interested in Egyptian finance. It was regarded as an attempt on his part to evade the investigation which is now being pressed for by the Com- missioners of the Public Debt; and this view of the ...

... i THE ORPHIAN AYL1JMS. The annual meeting cf the subecribers to the Liverpool Female Orphsn Asylum, Myrtle-.te et, was held at the institution yesterday aiternoon. The Rev. T. B. Banner presided. Tnohonerary seetetsiy read the report of the committee, which stated the health of the children during the 5e, had teen remarkably good, bad the conduct of the !eildren haddnizo been satinfactory. Of ...

... i ENGLAND AND THE I I WARo I WAR DEMONSTRATIONS IN I LONDOI. INTERRUPTION CF A NEUTRALITY MEETIN G. FREE FIGH1TS AT THE CANNON. STREET HOIhL. A Isrge meeting was bold on Thunrday after- nooin ?? over by the Lord Mayor, at which a resolution was moved by Mr. Palmer, Deputy-Governor of the Bannk of hngland, and carried amid uproar, which, while expresilng a desire for peace, declared that thia ...