... I N:EWS FROM PARI, , IBY SUBMAUTNM TELEGRAPU.) (FROMf olin OWN CoRUrpElONDENT.) PARIS, Tbomn.D Vzolmr. t, The weatlber toe-iorrow is the subject of ancious £l speculation,. This morning was cold, raina being b imminent. Before noon heavy showers fell. ii Then the sun carire forth in brilliance, and there i was phenoitienal lteat for the season. Tiater a I heavy thunderstorm passed over Paris, ...

... I I1E NEGOTUTIONS BETWEEN I TGLAND AND RUSSIA. ?? (FROM OUR OWN COBRESPONDENT.) ST. PETEERSBURG, Art 26- Bvpitccng togethor the different items of infor- gstion which I have boon able to obtain from ,athoritative sourcOs, I have contrived to aseer- tamn jully the course and incidents of the negotia- tions which have been going forward since the va()oi San Stefauo. I informned you by tolograph ...

... LONDON, TUESDAY. MAY 7. Our Correspondent in St. Petersburg announces that Count Schonvaloff ia expected there on Sun- day next. According to information received by a Vienna paper, the Count does not go as the sub- stitute or successor of Prince Gortschaloft, but to report personally upon the pending negotiations between Russia and England. It is understood that he will not stay more than a ...

... 1S28 AND _I78. Tjo-day ral Address is to be prcscintect to at Earl ilust-ell. on lelittV of thle Noniconformists of y Great Brittin, r eo-iirsitrg the embinet services ir -wltich he( Tlee ?? io the cause of civil and e xeliatiiti1 ?? it) fie colarse of IL puiblic life lonig rilarit ~t~tlit premcconit, rind with especial t xi ieroeeeo to thle repeal oif the Tess hiand Corporartion t Aets, ...

... Our Correspondent in St. Petersburg telegraphs that thenews of Count Schouvaloff'spendingvisitto the Russian capital has created an excellent impres- sion there. The Count is considered the right man to bring about a complete understanding between the two Governments on the Eastern Question; and among the Russians such au understanding is earnestly desired. It is urged that the Russian ...

... | LORD SALISBURY AND THE DECLARA- I TION AGAINST WAR On Saturday last the annexed communioation Was forwarded to tho Foreign Secretary: To Tim MOST HON. TIM MARQUIS 01O SALODUiRY. W e have tho hontour to inform your lordship that a c declaration of opinion on the subject of the policy of this c country in referonco to tho affairs of Erstern Europe has r recently boon signed by upwards of ...

... The annael general meeting of tho members of hlis asscclation was held last evening at the Inae of Court Hotel, liolborn, under the presidency of Air, ti. Willize who, i open ing the proceedings, remarked that happily m:any of the difflal- ?? that had to bo confronted When the society comnmeneed its work had disappeared, and the lorng. employere Df labour and their employde were at prerent ...

... wiS sl X s THE ?? TM' THESAY I .mPIu&. The following is a copy of a letter which ehedi light upon the present state of affairs in Thessaly and Epirtit, end to whioh we lately made fewaer in our colulmnsB Vole, Theazly, May 12. Though the English Government haes lately interfered between the inssrgenth and the Turks, I fear that they wae not yet alive to the necessity of doing much for the ...

... A1NTI-WAR'X CONFERENCE 'AT BIR- ?? .,,MINGRAMI. - An anti-wwraand aribitrttion Czference was hold 'esterday at ta Birminglam Town Hall, To60 give expression to the, tonral anxiety. to, aeurethe early, assembling of a Jiuropean Congress; toD protest 'against einy polioy or measures that may involve this countryin war with Russia under 'present; circumstances; and to promote a public ciiinionin ...

... flIIT SUMM lIR MEETING. One of the longest programmes ever presented at a London Athlctie Club meeting as Successfully run through at Stamford Bridge on Saturday afternoon, as, owing to tho length Cof tine occuipied in deciding the boxing, proceedings did not terminate until alter seven o'clockc. Tho success of the bicycle -race lost mouith Induced the canmmittee to repeat tbs experiment, and ...

... PROPOSED INSTITUTE OF BAN=& Ameeting of gentlemen connected with diff banks was held in the London Instittsi usn circus, Isst evening, to consider the desirabily of i an lnstitute of Bankers. Mr. R. BoDDrM of the firm of Martin and Co., was caled chair, and in opening the prooeedings he saidthe object of the proposed institute wa8 tobnntogi ?? banks, WcoliO ahl branks, country tnl 1 so on-for ...

... POISONOUS VIOLIET POWDER. IMPORTANT PROSECUTIONT. At the 'F1pping Petty Sessions yeoterdaiy, Henry George King,,wholosale chemist, Abbot-streot, Ifingslan, road, London, appeared in answer to the charge of having, on thle 18th Febiruary last, feloniously killed Elazn Sears. la He was further charged with having on various dates un- n lawfully and fraudulently sold violet powder containing n ...