... M METEOROIOGICAl REPORTS 4' ZGLY NMS OFFS ! teiz Mis ,wmorning by ,EGR1IP AND, ZAB1OJSo)ARUOMET1 l-L 19. S AT W. ' l U. 21. li0O. 22 b s. f.wee_. 0,.W I ?? 'I I- ~ I - I1 Tbi block lines ehow tim biigiht of '~he barometer' at' I.m r* -terday 5001 `~e two ~eis ,re yin tionates dhurlu ircio fgh oie weotiner.~ ?? Bi4rTrwy, AP=n i2)), 8 4.rr.-Weather is clear at maul~ otthe Irish., ntstiona Ansd ...

... CAILING'OUTTHE RESERVES (FROM LAST NIGEI'S LONDON AZETLE.) BY TEE QUEEN. A PROCLMLTION. VicronI, R. Whereas, by the Rteserve Force Act, 1867, as amended by the Army Enlistment Act, 1870, it is amongst other tbings enacted that, in case of imminent national danger or of great emer- gency, the occasion being first communicated to Parliament, if Parliament be then sitting, or declared by ...

... NATAL AND MILITARI WOOLWICH, APaz 1s.. 'rhe condition of affairs at the Cape of Gzoo Hope is creating a demand for, special war material a Woolwieba, and it is understood that the Govermeantis arranging to send out further reliefs of men and storess The Royal Carriage Department is ranufacturing high. fheeled gun carriages of the Kaffrarianu pattern for th4 employment of the 7-pounder in bush ...

... .- THD RIENT TIIAL1N ST. PETERSBURG. : y ?? 0 (F(ROM OUR OWN COARESPONDENT.) ST. PETERSBURG, APEM 13. h Much excitement has been caused here by two serious occarrences 'which happened yesterday evening, and which the telegraph will already have acquainted you with in their general bear- l ing. Yesterday the trial took place before a r jury of MdUe. Vera Zasoulitich, who 'fired a e pistol, ...

... MB. GLADSTONE AND THE NONCON- FORMISTS. On Thursday afternoon a large nunnber of Non- conformist ministers met Mr. Uladatone ia the M~emorial hail, FarriigdOn-street, and presented him with a declaration agaillet thle warlke policy of the Government. The proceedings took place in the library of the ball, anti there was a large at- tendance. Admnission was by ticket, and the audi- ence ...

... -rAE - A cE . PLANNERS MAKZE THE. M As. |ltsTLY, as regards the deportment of a porsonl of 4., mleanners to bis superior. . In this there will se 'i staniiillt deference, but never a shade of servility; aild their- clination of tone, gesture, and language will be as slighi as natural, as graceful, buttai perceptible to an obetlna: eye and ear, as the movement say, of a vc,pillg eiillu'- in a ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY ITEMS op NEWIS. Tni.; (1. Ot/e annoiunces that Admintt Sir Hast:g! 1Yelverion has been placed on the ketired list. The War Office has granted permission for three comnpanies of the 1st battalion ?? of Corniwit Rifle Volnuteers to be present at the' Aatumrni manuiorlnes at Salisbury-plaiii. i The foer 100-ton guns purchased by ttho Govern- meout fromi Sir Wnliam Armstrong ...

... The practice, be it malicious or merely reckless, of putting questions. to Ministers which the simplest considerations of prudence or patriotism should have restrained is deplorably on the increase; and the latest and most striking example thereof was furnished last night in the House of Commons. Sir George Campbell asked the First Lord of the Admiralty whether there was any foundation for the ...

... FIRST EDITION, 2.30 p.m. ITALIAN 1 ()lRIGN POLICY. (SIO'EIAl. '.L.E(1,IRANi.) }oMtj, %ednesday.- In the debate on foreign policy which took place in the Chan her yesterday Signor Cavallotti eloquently insisted on the duty of Itay to Mi> herself with England and Austria against Russia. lie deprecated Italy substituting a policy of subserviency to Germany for her former sub- sei iency- to France ...

... SVf;NS 01 S li'. A correspondent at Surbiton writes ?? this ?? hI -s or >,I x are already apparent in the fields and hedges. The pile ?? -)xe; s-), itself beside the damp furrows among the grass, and, ahnD evi c sponding in date waith its blossoming, I heard the cuckoo )a emhe I; :: pioneer and the bird generally appear nearly together. O: the e;. lI the i3h -tvo da s previously - I had seen a ...

... I.-LONG FIRMS. THE police reports give us occasional glimpses of what are called long firns,' but glimpses which are for the most part deceptive. They show us small bands of disreputable people taking premises in busy quarters, starting sham businesses, and obtaining goods from manufacturers for which they never intend to pay, and which they dipose of as quickly as possible at any price ...

... 91TW Obetntin' ft* ;. RUSSIA AND ROUMANIA. ~jl ~ ~ correspondent at Vienna says that the following is the text of I Ir irsued by the Roumanian Foreign Minister to his Government's ?? in foreign countries Ii' IhOw occ ipied by Rtussia. This occupatiots is now an undeniable fact. ill thcir possession ; thle first Russianl troops entered that territory M i denc April 6 every (lay new troops have ...