... 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 ...

... 'I I 11.. - . M.-ndfv 1ThrniTlP. tn I J 0llV/1TV. ' '5 - ?? ' ?? ?? - ' .. ?? ?? SHORTLY before eleven o'clock on Monday morning, a frightfal accident occurred in the Vauxhall-walk, Vau)- hall, which it is feared will terminate fatally, to an aged man named William Norton, aged seventy years, residing at No. 5, Doris-street, Princes-road, Lanibetb. A spirited horse took fright and rushed down ...

... FIRST EDITION, 2.30 p.m. RE UT E R'S TEL E G R A M S. EVACUATION OF ERZEROUM. Sr. PETERSBURG, Feb. 22.-It is officially announced that the evacuation of Erzeroum commenced on the 17th inst., in accordance with the conditions of the Armistice. On that day a first detachment of the garrison, consisting of ten battalions of infantry and six batteries of artillery, including eighteen field pieces ...

... CORRESPONDENCE THE NEXT DEMONSTRATION IN HYDE PARK. SD /)11R of t11e PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIl-The power of well-meaning enthusiasts to bring about dis- ?? by persisting in airing their opinions at the wrong time and in tie grcng place has been more than once shown in our history. Will you aflo me~to ask] Mr. Auberon Herbert to consider quietly, or to consult cme sober friend whose judgment he ...

... Steps are already being taken, it seems, for introducing a Russian administration, with Russian as the official language, in Bulgaria. A letter from Jassy, dated the 16th inst., in the Po/itischc Correspondenz, says:- The emigrant colony of Bulgarians here has greatly diminished in numbers during the last few weeks. Nearly all its younger and more intelligent members have proceeded to ...

... THE SICK WOMA AT. WHILE Turkey was being called the Sick Man it pleased Prince Bistriarck to style the Austro-Hungarian monarchy the Sick Woman. The joke was accepted in diplomatic circles, and for some time past it has been the fashion to talk of Austria as if she were doomed to inevitable dissolution. Some have indeed wondered how, with her jumble of ill-assorted populations, speaking ...

... T. I QN TnIE CRISIS IN TlE EAST.--The British fleet duly entered the Dardanelles last week, and Admiral Hornby, leaving two vessels at Gallipoli to keep the passage open, steamed with four ironclads through the Straits, and anchored oft the Princes' Islands. The Turkish Government, though pro- testing against the forcible entry, did not fire upon the fleet, but considerable consternation 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 ...