... FRANCE APB THE POPE. (IS.A OUR OWN COBZSPONDMM Paris, Febraary 18. WE have not yet finished with the masses for the repose of the Pope's soul. At Notre Da ,e, On Friday last, a most magnificent ceremony, and to-day in every parish church of the capital or its environs a repetition of the same spectacle on a smaller scale. At the Madeleine honours are rendered to the deceased Pontiff with as ...

... FL*'IILY';. Great eu.-&'-n I rri- 01. ' 'I 4L:,~eatl Th.> 12..la~l :112.;4H %Erc: bairele, v1 rib,,t 0.)C-OliL, tnc cura'-.r ce 1 La LL! he~lrbood tf bcnil.LlIs whi pi, a- ii, *4.l3.1- 'Ibhe s xz ;`ao';aaa'r ,. b.c-un ?? 'Va21' 0Oi, l&' Ii Ui'L 1:4lNO'' 2lN .. -, IN * DILT:Llil.-I I cal l.'j 21e1112 e3,a .iC .12 ,% rain baviiigr La Li IL -ou, tiea a~- Ir!Ve-3-V Ware In cpta.. oV, and, 'nxi ...

... THIE CALICO BALL. I a 5azi tt says that Fashion constantly begins sndl ends in the two entremes it abhors mnost- pingularity and vulgarity. It is the perpetual set- t!g Ul ar; then disowning of a certain standard I O;- ta , 1ega.ce, and refinencuolt which has n t l-be!- fornmatieo or authority than tbat it is the r pr.evailinfg distract on of the moment, Which 'was yuster(lay ridiculous from, ...

... IMPERAL PARLIAXE~nFg I F'HGUSX OF CODMYNSDON-WnssDATn Febl 2Q r The SPian took the Chair at five m te 'r before one o'clock, there not being a safident -, number of hon. members before that time to con:- ,t stinte a House. d by t Fe Lowfe, who was warmly cheered by the few members who were presen, took the a oath and his seat for the City of York on his re- election in consequence of his ...

... | LXCITEY -NT IN GLASGOW. I111 Glasgotv yesterday great anxietv was occaikoned by the reported Pussiaa occupation of Constantinople. A telegram arrived in the Royal Exchange in the afternoon intiruatiun that Mr Forster's amendment to the vote | oE credit was likely to be withdrawn, and a large crowd imunediately surrounded the ti I telegraph board to read the tclegramn, II the midst of a good ...

... r - -X -VA TH WAR atl Ot HIlE I)ELAYED ARMISTICE. d ? It is believed, says the 3forning Post of to- a day, that up to the present time the armistice cer has not been signed, but that it will be effected itt to-day (Saturday). he ot rre~ Roas 's l''eqw'rern.> .) lit | St Petersburg, Friday, February 1. uc h indignation is expressed in official ye circles here at the suspicions which in some as ...

... THlE INDIAN IMPOPT DUTIES. Yesterday afternoon a very ?aroe and influiential deputation waited onl Lr tru eorge linilto the absence of the Marquis ot Sasheburv, who h been sbummoned to a Cabizen Cornc.'a at the 1hci:a Cince, Wiitehall, wita regard to the I ndianinlpurn duties. l'te deputationl comprised Mr hiuber, 21..; Mr 1ylauds, 1.P.1 Mr .Jcob Briga;, AL ?? AIr AV. E. inriegs, M.P.- Mr I E. ...

... r The exhibitionmof the Scottish Academy which W opens today is -qiteiip to the average of past bh years, ad, perhaps, surpasses later exhibitions a4 in interest, The Scottish exhibitors are more it - ed, if they re not much in advance of Vs former work. The pictures sent from Glasgow . care, a ntable feature in the Galleries, Messrs, ?? ay, Docherty, Henderson, Greenlees, Aitken, end Brown ...

... tIMP ER l^L PA ?? ^ TLIH1ET. HOUSE OF LOIFeSbLtSDAY, February 'C The Loan CuAc6ZLoR took his Seat on the wooissc'c at 5 o'ilocie. THE TERMS OF PsE ACE-. 'arl DE Lk WARRt-My LrLo I Leg I' aViC whether Her .Majestys g vocrumest cn without ! inconvenience give the House any i -formation as to the ter-m of the treaty of peace. to be con- cided at Adrianople bevtween Russia and Turkey, ; esncaislv ...

... DONCASTER UEETING. I Doncaster, Tuesday Night. s Although many of the professionals had departeI 3overnight or Livertiool, there seas no a'ppreciablo t tfallingt of in the attendance, the portion of the D stand appropriated to the county families being e more strongly patronised than yesterday. Tihe I sport, too, was good, and the %weather delightfully fine. A splendid 6uish took place in the ...

... CURLINVG. -- -I- - l AttcttihaARntaa.7.-Yeestersday. the members of tbh club h nlayed a game at points for the cup presented to then by a Hunor Hunter of Auchternrder, and the club's medri. After h a keen contest, zkL P. Faichney, WectdniLd wees declared winner of the cup, and Mr John Sinclair, mason, Fens, of the medal. 'The ice was in bad condition. DYlsyY-The BortoybridgeClub metoutheloch ...

... rto rfr-CIA iRrR 6F TIE TURRISER iTNrx. i mINIsT~fIEAL C2ISIS AT CQNSTALNTIN0' PLD L F~iT'frrypk, ?? £F~tLS T5TEtRAAS . t R~S (-61 Te-v-p4l -Sr- j4 t S9g - Ccs mmtatimple, Wednesday, Feliruary C. Tihe R-esaia contineaso advace, bis it is b ived that'a They are aet-ng jA Etri ct accord- ;~-s with the peic pof theS rmistice. For :,Prnee they are at Teiltalija. btit it is under-t stod that th ey ...