... NAI AL AND MILITARY. - WOOLWIOIH, FEB. 14. Mon. and boys to Ohe :number of tievoral hun- f4reils have liven tstken on in the variouss iepstrtmentt of tlic Royal Arsi'sal this week, sild there are cvidencos of increased asctivity onl every' aideo. 'Tie forgemen in thle izvR i va lgn factories, wh~o ]saa'e been employed only four lay 's wek for siontite past, aro not Only working every LnSSV, ...

... ?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 ...

... ,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 ...

... i' TII HYDE-PA.RK MEETTINGS. a I (FROM A CORRESPONDE}NT.) The promoters of the working class peace meeting in Hyde-park yestorday hiving ap- c pointed the hour of threo for tho comrmonoe- ment of their proceedings, it was strictly c in accordance with approved tactics that their opponents should arrange to assomblo a little S earlier. Accordingly tho anonymous persol whose address to the ...

... A new Wesleyan Chapel was on Wednesday Inst opened in Derby. The building is situate in Surrey-street, on the AsBborne-road, And is a light Gothio structure, with open roof. It will accommodate about 820 worshippers. The seats are open, and are consiruoted of pilch-pine, the pulpit being of the same material. Attached to the chapel ere vestries, 9 boiler-houfle, and a kitchen, the latter for ...

... /IV oaltsiastial. PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMBETS. Rev. J. Woolley, D.D., rector of East Bergholt, and one of h her Majesty's preachera at the Chapel Royal, Whitehall, to be rural dean of Samford. bI Rev. B. E. Badoock, M.A., to be honorary canon in RiponI Cathedral. Rev. H. Benvwell, M.A., to be vicar of Woodall, Lincolnshire. O Rev. C. W. Cahusac, curate of Holy Trinity, Cambridge, to be vicar ...

... WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27. At last, Russia has made known to the world the .conditions of the preliminaries of peace;; for, al- though the CHANCELLOR Of the ExcHEQUER stated in his place on Monday that the British Government had received no official intimation of the reported terms of peace, it is tolerably certain that the intelligence, made public through the columns of the daily press, is ...

... The important measure which has been promulgated by the Government with reference to the great and difficult subject of County Administrative Reform has been read a second time in the House of Commons by a majority of 231 to 63. The opposition encountered by the Bill proceeded from two extreme sections of the House, whose objections were based upon totally dif- ferent grounds, and whose united ...

... EMATL Porocir, Yi'5smimny--A trarap, named John Lee, was sent to 21days' hard labour for begging and assault- ing P.C. Nott, who took him into custody.-A lablourer, named Philip Laurbanr was fined 7s. 6d. and costs for being drunk in Hollowa on the 2nd inst.-A lad named Bristowe 2s. 6d. aud costs, for stone throwing.- Thos. Billings, a private in the Army of Reserre, wvas sentenced to 14 days' ...

... 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 ...

... THE CZAR AND THE BRITISH. FLEET. RUSSIAN FEELING-. MORE RUSSIAN TROOPS CALLED OUT. [CENThAL MV.3S TELEIIA501.] VIENNA, TUESIDAY.-Thb Tralslto contains a telegram from St. Petersburg, to the effect that the Czar 'has characteriged the d'elpatoh of 'the English fleet to the Dardanelles as a masked declaration of war. ST. PEsIEnSDUIa, Tvr:snDvY.-A ukase, junt is.ued ordes the mobilisation of.120 ...