... I OUR LONDON COBRESPON1DEXCE LoNDox, Trusni!Y RvIXo. I shonld not be dealing honestly with you readers if I did not frankly admit that a great change lag come ovcr the feeling of the country during the Just week or two with respect to the Eastern question. Three weeks sgo it would have beern impcetible to get up such a meeting as that which was held in Exeter Ball last night-in fact, it was ...

... 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 A FEMAII ?? A correspond ent writes to .Iu from B leeelona - 'The Thitieb oaaeuil her-. ii4a been * hl anon to take action in a very aingu~ar elfa r, cheti r ha cratec-d no littlerwrenstion iathenorthoCetailonia. AboFTit sx weeks ago a lady, who i cring last autflntn h afottisb4ia thvi ?? of '1r'lb-sgh by havig ?? borer shezod with t6id. 71 dat La .:lle~er3,e>rl g u~pau bedpauesh *:d if Jthe ...

... IMR. GLADSTONE & MR. LAYARD The correspondnce on the Negrepoute incident was iesued on Saturday. It opens wita a dlesptch in which Mr. Layerd places on record wmot took place between M. Negroponto aid bi.nself with referece to the correspondence between that gentleman and Mr. Gladetone. M4. Laysard, in a deepatch dated the 29tb of October, sa-y- AM. Negropente is a Greek gentle- rwan, bat a ...

... I Pan0Esson SA11TH'S CASE -Professor Smith's case was again before the Free Presbytery of Aber- deen, on Tuesday. Principal Brown, after giving in reasons of dissent from the decision of the preabytery, which declared the first particular in the major proposition in the libel not relevant, submitted a motion declaring the second particular relevant. This proposition has reference to Pro- ...

... The annual meeting of the subscribers to the Stanley Hospital was held yesterday afternoon in the mayor's perlour, at the Town HAIl, the Mayor (Mr. A. B. Forwood) presiding. The honorary secretary and treasurer (Mr. 1. E. Bennett) read the following report of the committee:- In preeentlng thelr eleventh annual report,thecom- mittee of the Stanley Hospital desire to expreus their thankfulness ...

... THE CRI8IS Another Cabinet Counoil was held yesterday, and the Lord Chancellor adjonrned anappeal to attend. Count Schouvaloff paida visit to the Foreign Office yesterday afternoon. At the Mtark-lane Corn Exchange yeeterday, wheat was held for an advance of 29. A rnmour wae in circulation yesterday morning that hr. Gladstone' house had been attacked by a mob. The ramour was unfounded, but we ...

... GREAT LOCK-OUT AT MACOLESFIELD. The employers in the Maseleafield silk trade and theit weavers being unable to agree as to the price to -be paid for the cutting up of fringed scarves, which the manufacturers propeoe to alter, and the weavers arge will be detrimental to them, a lock-oat of from 1500 to 2000 weavers has taken plee, and as many more In other branches of the trade. THE LOCK-OUT IN ...

... I OUR, LONiON CORRESPONDENCE i LONDON, WEDNESDAT EVENING. That was not a very edifying or dignified epee- tacle which the Rouse of Commons presented in the early hours of last evening. That two poli- ticians shonld be indulging in a personal squabble at n time when the continent is like a powder magazine with a lighted match among the bprveia is much to be lamented, and will justify the ...

... I I I~ ?? . . . (Frotm the Gazette of last ?ight.j BANKRUPTS. TaSlor, reederick James, formerly of Blaton-Plaoe 8mth, middlesex. but now of 16, Regent street, Middlecearcf DO occupation. Barlow, Harriet, spinster, of 234, High Holborn, Middle- se.r milliner and shopkcwper. £erhixJ. Jets iozenoeof Qu6en Axmn&treet.Cavefdlh- square, Aliddleiem, widow. Riltherdon, Nortb, of Welington road West, ...

... --I Romz, FsB. 13. war. There are upwards of 50 camyeals at present in Romne. The Liberia of to-day statces that three parties have formed in the Sacred College-the iureconcilbleblm, the advocates of compromise, andl A those who are in favour of maintainiog the staetwe day guo. The first of these, which is led by Cardinal Ed Nmolu~g, commands about twelve votes; the and second is said to have ...

... uIlE POLITIOAL SITUATION I L , ASSOCINflONO TEPGRAM.3 Lf)14DON, WISMN'SDAY NIGET. The official statement to the effect that Lord ,epier of Magdal. will act as commander-in-chlef of any expeditionary force tbat may be sent out in cseo of war, with Sir Garnet Wolbeley as chief of the staff, has been variously interpreted by n'em .era of the ?? ot Commoas. TTe Liberals erQ e-:ll of opinion thabt ...