... ft . - oI (By Frean Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. PreeUm44 Office. 211 Strand, London, ' Saturday Morning. I hear on high authority that it is the inten- tion of Germany to raise the question of maritime belligerent rights at the Berlin Congress. This step Will be taken, no doubt, aw a protest against the remarkable dlaim put forward by Lord Chan- cellor Cairns, at the instigation of ...

... VIC j ..T TO . ?? ?? .. O T . VICEREG}AL Vl$FT :TOl;CABRA- oS, i . . ?? ?? - , .- I Yeqterday alternoon ber GYacs the 'Diithesa of iMarl' borough, aciomirnallet lrlans' 2wto~j Puilkeand Litly Ssrieta t iurcbill, ind attoidet' bY Mr laget&A DC, 'hattdd the DWmtlari Convdbt, CQibra. I will be e-aqipbered that one of 'the listivisit'i paid by her'Ctrac6 to the reit Cat tholid inslttlooui of ...

... PA-I( ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE. THE RtESIGNATION OF LORD DERBY. ACTION OF THE LIB3ERAL PARTY. CONTINUED WAR PREPARATIONS. RUMOURS OF A DISSOLUTION. I (caslsaL Nmw5 TRLaGuAM.) Absolutely London, Friday Night. t-day respecting the relations of Austria and ~It~gsia. It is understood that at least for the moment all direct negotiations are at a stand- still. Her Majesty a Government make no secret of ...

... --LATEST' NEWS. I (By Pmqqn Speia Wkse) LOXDOX~ 0bRRji8s0'o9jCE ;romam Office, 211 strand, ondon, ' ! ' . 8Saurday Morning.-. I ?? that Lord Sl41bury has betn ap. pointed Foreign Secretary in the room of Lord Derby. Lord Salisbury was at the Foreign Office throughout the greater partbof resterday. A lengthy conferene tool place laet evening be.. tween the Opposition leadersi. Afterwards Lofd ...

... IFOREIGN TELEGRAMS, I (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) THE CONGRESS. (Reuter's Telegram). Constantinople, Friday Evening. It is stated that Savfet Pasha will repre- sent Turkey at the approacbing Congress. The second delegate has not yet been ap- pointed. Baker Pasha will probably be appointed Inspector-General of Cavalry. St. Petersburg, Friday. Immediately after the arrival of the news ...

... - -- - ?? 0 ?? -.11IN I ?? 'En, 9* , I Ew ;? .1 . . - I LO~TO CO . t h- (B PdgA bpecla WIre) ;; m! . ?? :- '.no Fr.man Offlle, 211 Stnd, odon, hs ?? to a t local on. *u tion had mcbe4 the Fioeign Off1co of thb tennn ' . of ptaoe haig boin gped. e arevtoldtht co sme hith most 4aye arle, qtbekwise newi would have .ben reoeived firoml MtA : `. Thrqughout thsejtrly rsoof ydyftornoi t a stzking ...

... . w 4 _ ITTE E. I (By Nreeman SpecialVAW-4 London, Thurad il The Select Comrmitteo.of the Ni3LltJ L mons on the Bright Clauses of the Irish Land Act . l~imet again to day, Mr. Shaw Lefevre in the ohair. The other members present wers ML'}enna' Mr. Meldon, M1ajor Nolan, Sir John BRenna' Mr orYD~tA, agent fo itli1arhuiifofteg fort and for 14 ,aj;hat tenant-right had beekiA6tU thl'funest4*t ,i1A ...

... ENGLAND i RUSSIAI. LND 1 -- SIGNING THE TREATY OF PEACE. GREAT REJOICIN6S IN ST. PETERSBURG. MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS LAST NIGHT. FORTIFYING 0oMMERCIALPOATS IN ENGLAND., (Central News Telegram.) London, Monday. In the House of Commons to-night Sir Stafford Northeote stated that the terms of peace had been received, but the lovera.. ment was not in a position to communicate them. In the House of ...

... THE CHURCH ACT-SMALL PRO- PRIETORS. Om-in Suisu areb1, 88 ,Xour issue of to-dayn ou spepk Qf cou. Aleuij} ?? made b 0 Mr. 1 MD6nnell ans myself aflt bem,', j purehdirs ulnder the o~hurchj d - WItis.viiU ktisud fat t dtmay',tenants ajniidne !their ight of ?? to other per- sonS, and in giving au estimate QC these toNr. Lefevre's committee, I placed the number at 80i. Sofar, at least, there Is ...

... me:777,77; ~ I I , 1. w ~~ ~faodoz~~neil, and Bay ?? in - v r o e th: r ,l ig oflt e botrdo£he held out S 1 d Beetbiti v .HOTe. i Xdprealf . ere. ot 1 ~ & :Binsme .omie y, ..1 LodonnelI, it w~ae weaolre4toffl the seal cf the ;maideIto the Mublin IldloJsow BailW ~oj 0,on thd West Ri, ' Dl~ ppsiwru r onded by *r. Ingspwpt,- lge,!l tnvfio Flom ote ?? ourned :: RLgoowN Uf*.-¶The weekly meeting o6 ...

... I (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) ENGLAND AND TURKEY. (REUTEW'S TELEGRAM.) Constantinople, Friday, 2.45 p.m. The statement that the Porte has given orders to prevent any more English ships passing the Dardandlles is incorrect. Mr, Layard recently obtained an authorisation fok the admission of two more British ships ot war. The Hotspur and the Condor are ex- pected to join the fleet at ...

... EDWARDS DIORAMA AND GREAT | PRIZE GIFT DRAWINGS. On yesterday at the morning Exhibition at 230, the fine band of the Royal Hibernian Military School were present, and played favourite selec. tions alternatively with the fife and drum and the brass band of this interesting juvenile regiment, with the permission of the Commandant, Lieut.- Colonel Wynyard. The views of the Continent, the East, ...