... -SAjTOALt TLnEIYOAT TTlf IU'IOW The annual ?? saceting of the members and friends fisthiztutiton wAa3 held yoeterday at Willis's Room1. Sit- Mr rle p A COAPAt'I, FtS., fhetW bne-Tresident, in * c-r ri0; t those preoset were Admiral Sir it. Philli- jh, Wiral w Sirerd C1inson (DeOuty Meeter of the Trinity r ttr ldcatd FerzottAdmnural Ityder, Admiral Sir Walter IiZ b tir Othawley, Colonel Fitzroy ...

... I (T=ROUGR IMUTE'S ACONOX.) bOUTH AFRICA. tI CAPETOWN, MI= 6. V (V ii Madsir) tl An attack one Ti iu Macomo was expected to have been Ic made last night, but no authontic information of the I result Its at prasent been received. A CAPETOWN, b 2F. ni (VI Plymouth.) F The inquiry into the loss of the Union Cdmpany'5 rc steamer KaIPr resulted, as already announced by tale- 0 graph from badeira, ...

... I tffH1E'HIALT1H OF PRINCE, BISMARCK. Our Berlin Correspondent, writing -on the 7th, says: The Prince is not well. Of this there is unhappily no doubt. His health was little improved by his vacation, since be worked nearly as hard as if he had been in Berlin, and he returned in no con- dition for work. But work there was, and enough of it; and the amount whiob he has accomplished, often with ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. IN the House of Lords last night, Lord Derby, in reply to Lord Delawarr said he was not in a position to state when a copy of the treaty of Peac' between Russia and Turkey would be laid on the table. Replyiingto e question from Lord Granville as to the time of meeting of the pro pa Congress, Lord Derby said that on a previous occasion he had stated toia the meeting of the ...

... The report mentioned by Lord Derby last night that the treaty of peace ucrild probably be signed to-day, and that the Russians had abandoned their demand for t6e ironclads, is repeated in telegrams from Pera. Despatches from St. Petersburg state that the Russian Government is disposed to come to an arrangefllnt with England about the Straits ; but in society the irrita- tion against ...

... 1.. I- LA 4 mein vru The Government seem really to be making very considerable pre- parations, both naval and military, and it is not improbable that the T signature of preliminary conditions of peace may encourage them to X further efforts. Such efforts are certainly demanded by the prospect of c affairs, which is in no degree improved by what we know of the arrange- ment between the Czar and ...

... THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS. (SpECtAL TELEGRAM.) BERP1IN, Monday.-The Austrian Government, hiving first proposed the Congress, still continues to conduct all the preliminary negotiations with the lowers. The German Government has only consented to provide a place where the Congress can meet, and a president to preside over its deliberations. All preliminaries having been settled, the German ...

... LETTER FROM PARIS. PARIS, Tacsta'y. . ?? / .,,C is not inclined to let the Russian stipulations .. :!t, . nidrtly considering the San Stefano Treaty and the recent ,? ?. ?? , ?? S/. J, ?? as an insult to the common-sense I, s-ys M. Gaulbetta's paper, the article in question really O, ,f olficial people in Russia, those people must be in a . ct, mind. This article is really admirable; it is ...

... THE PUBLIC HEALTa. - ?? - A_-9 .t 1 TH%* Registrar-General's return for the week ending Saturday, March 9th, states that 6228 births and 3833 A deathe were registered in London and twenty-two other large towns of the Unitbd Kingdom. The naturatal inci~As6 of population was 2390. The mortality from alf causes was at the average rate of 24 deaths annually li in every 1000 persons living. The ...

... [ (From ?? Sundav editiolL of last week.) if, as appears likely from SatsidsiY'5 examinaiis tiors, the Rev. Mr. Dodwell merely loaded his Pistol with a piece of paper, his attack upon the Master of the Rolls can hardly be construed into an attempt to murder, though the outrage is none tbes to be condemned. The accused was, we understand, formerly chaplain of a workhouse near Brighton, and was ...

... cfli6 C-belTinulq flCW6. stin 1' liE CONFERENCE. can .-s e ?? that there is no truth in the dist - e - ?? that the Conference should meet at Berlin. Ma ' .iikcit replied to Count Andrassy's invitation by suggesting ,.11, CCI .t las nut been further touched upon by the Russian T1W1E RL'SSIAN TERMS OF PEACE. cf 1 c of the National anrd Patriotic League held at Exetcr Hall nma t ','inst the ...

... It is announced to-day that Prince Gortschaloff having declined the pro- g sais , tithe 1nli ?h tkvernment, the negotiations re.pc.ingr thc Cong te, so f-. IA 15?:.lad isc,, rucac cI, at a; In 0. There i3 now mnulh spectia- ti 1 x Luut :evjc,:I m.xatndh's mxs-on to Vienna. Accordin, to news fro Ti St. lc in -1 -a ,g, tl~a ttcr..e' jins tructions may be summed ip in t -,ese ?? ,i :w; C can ...