... 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 ...

... - (TEMROUGH REUTFR'S AGENCY.j THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT. BERLIN, FLn. 25, EvsiNa. In to.day's sittingr of the German Parliament the est-i mates of the Foreign Offloo cacuo on for discussion. The Bil1 inereasing the pay of Count von Mnlustor, the Ger- man Ambassador in London, by 30,00D marks was read a second time, and agreod to after speeolhes had been mado in its support by Prince von Bismsrck ...

... . . I WOOLWICA , FEB. 25. Thei newlv-qrgfnized mounted ba' d of t'he Rovlt Artillery will uemr the new helmet, but vnill sb- tstilte for the spike at the top an ornoeental phome like that worn by the dragoons. . ,few of the men have beau roie ih the helmnet, vhich has been' approvied by ~he genreml commanebagethb dibtrict, and they nre ardered to paradg bsqfor9 the Duke of Ceonhtridge £or Isis ...

... TM WiR CAMPAIGN AND THE WAR CORRhSPONDENT.' Under the above title Major W. F. Butler, the I brilliant author of Tho Wild North Land, The 1 Great Lone Lanpd, &o., treats, in the current number of Xaomillan's Ylagarivr, O the part whioh War Corre- 3 spondents fll in a campaign. In the course of this very c effeotive paper Major Butler observes: Two of the most extraordinary instances to be ...

... In the absence of any questions to Ministers in ttse House of (Comnions last night there was a rush of members to the House of Lords, in the expecta- tion of hearing something there. The crowd of members from the Commons was very great, but Piero wvas a small assemnbly of peers, amonst the more notable absentees, at a quarter past fivo, were Lord Beaconsfiold and Earl Granville. Lord Derby was ...

... In tile House of Commons yesterday th diffi- oulty felt f6r someo weeks in snakinog a flose oil 00 Wednloiday was- increasedo. It was tau ~minutels th paqt one before fli fr ~p6a1er took the cliair. There- was no -preliminary btsinegs, and Mr. Knatolhbull- t fiugesson mover1 tho aecotid read~ing of the Co1b- ni, ml~al Marriages lBill, the object of which is to legiti- fi inatise hore'the issue ...

... LJATEST3 TFITE(IRAMS 1 : BUSSIA AND TUKY. T uHF P EACE C ONDITIOMS. I , a f t] (qY GREAT NORTHERN TELEGRAPH.) t ; (FRou ?? ?? ionnnssro!qENT.) ST. PETERSBURG, WxDI.NiMAX, 6.30 P.Wx t It is eemi-officially stated that the pease! b conditions which havo been publishd' aro inot n exnot. Russi has never asked for the expul- sion of the Mussulmaus from l~ulgaris,. but only' for the rcoall of the ...

... MARSHIAL MACMtAHON. AND THE , BUDGET. a: . (BY SUB&IARINE5 TI3LECIRAPEL) (FROM OUJR owH COISBESPONnENT.) PARIS, TuSsni NIGter Srearcely a journal but to-dlay notices disquiet- ing runiours of a now Mlay 16, but whereas the Republic~ans organs inc~line to treat them as exaggerated, the lionapartist papers gloatingly trsnale the most of them, and hope they are true- An incendiary print, / ...