... 'LETEOROLOGICAL REPORTS DAILY NEWS OFFICT1 Rea'dings this vorn2i? bky NEGRETTI AND ZAMBRA'S BAROMETER. TUE. 4, WED. 6. THUR 7 WV.S.W7. W. IXW. S.W.5 . : 1- 31-i- 3V - - 4 23O- 20- 2 - 2- . - Corrected to sea-level, and reduc~sed to 32' P. The black tines show tine hclqm6 of the baromneter at t a.Tm. on tbis a nd three previous mornings. The dotted lines inldisoto the extreme variatiuas ...

... NE BULGARIA, THE FETE OF ST. CYRILLUS AND d ST. METHODIUS t IFROM OUR SPECIAI, CORRESPONDENT.) c IiHILIPPOIOLIS, MAY 22. To-day is a general holiday here, in comnreruora- s tion of the snints whose names are mentioned above, I and who, a thousand years ago, are said to have I done great deeds for their country-Bulgiaria. I fear that within the last fewv hours I have fallen off greatly in the ...

... I LAT.EST TELEGRAMSI THE CONGRESS. THE FIFTH SITTING. (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR SPEOAL COR0 SPONDENTO BERLIN, MolNI Arnrooif. The fifth sitting of the Congress is now being hold. It is generallythought thatthe sitting will be a diffioult one, and that the Bulgarian question will not be finished to-day. Among the conditions uponwhich Russia makes her acceptance of the Turkish ...

... I IRELAND AN THE VOLNTER FORCE. Yesterday a deputatioa from it tommittee ap- pointed in Dublin for the purpose of promnoting the for- mnation of a volunteer force in Ireland, waited upon Mr. Lowther the Chlef Secretary for Ireland, at the Irish Olaice, 6reat Queen-street, Woestaiuster, to present a memorial which has been siged by between 700 and 800 ilading oitizzenS of Dublin aild itt ...

... THE DERBY, EARLY PREPARATIONS, ghe hre (FEOM oult SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) rl~ sha 'the leaden slry overhanging London and the tk Tain drizzlinae slowly down at sevenl o'clock yester- lati day morning threatened a Derby Dlay after the inII fashion of those on which Daniel O'Rourke and di Yacatroni carried off the blue ribbon of the turf. sn ore dreary morning ever mocked the tra- bri ditional ...

... theofirst part of this oentury the Royal Family, s theirpatronage, made Ascot what it bas since I,0sc. George IV. aud his brother, the Sailor ,Lieg, wero both of them staunch supporters of tie estitg, vhich oven in their time had acquired the h f , of 'oyal, and the earlier records of g F1iog cbreniolo rmany a victory achieved by Y ?? to both those Sovereigns, whoso c1 ^(,oaurs werc c ynta ...

... DAILY NEWS OFFICE. Beadinga thi3 morning by NE GRETI AND ZAMBRA!S BAROMETEB. FrI. 21. SAT 22 SN. 2 _3. MON. 24. wV.S.V. W.s.W. ?? S. - ?? - - - ti 3 30 1 - 51 . : - - 9 20 corrected to sea-level, and reduced to 320 F. The black liona show the heoant of tbe tnironeter at I %m.n. on this and titoce previous mornines, Tite dotted Haoe indicoto the extreme variations during yestnrday and tho ...

... . Our St. Petersburg Correspondent writes: I am led to believe from the information which has reached me that the personal intervention of the Emneror William has played at very important part in producing the relative improvement which has taken place within the last few weeks in the disposition of the Court and Governmental circles of London, The statement ig confirmed now that the ...

... I I THE 6 EASTERN QUESTION. AGREEMENT BETWEEN ENG- LAND AND RUSSIA. THE REPORTED TERMS. TH1E MEETING OF THE CONGRESS. ISSUE OF THE INVITATIONS. (BY SUBMARN TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN CORRE5POIDENT IN CONSTAN- TINOPLE. ) SYRA, SATURDAY. I give the following with considerable hesita- tion. The belief at the Porte is that a complete understanding has been arrived at between Eng- land and Russia ...

... GE NERAL FOREIGN NEWS. (THROUTO REUlTER'S AGENCY.) ITALY. ROME, Jin 17, EvzTNG. The elections yesterday for municipal counoillors re- sulted in tho return of ten Liberals and two Clericals. In the eloctions for Provincial Councillors threo Liberals were successful, In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, Signori Branca, Ercolo, Luzzatti, and Autonibon interrogated the Government on the ...

... PA-LIAkNTARY IREPORTING. The Seleot Cominittee appointed bsy the House of Commons to consider the question of Parliamentary re- vp prting sat yesterday for the purpose of taking evidence. E Tle chair was occupied by Mr. W. H1. Smith. The other members of the committee were Mr. Barclay, Viscount ,Crichton, Mrfe. Dunbar, Mr. W. E. Forster, Sir Alexander Gordon, Mr. Hall, Mr. Al. Henry, Lord ...

... TRlE rOYAL AQUARIUl An iniportant addition has just been madle, rivalling, Perhbps, in interest the celebrated gorilla Pongo, to the natural history departmnut of the Aquarium, this novelty being a gigantio r mzmat~a, or Wrest Inaian smermaid, which arrived at Glasowr last Mopnlay, and is the second specimen ever bronuht to Euriop~eof thiu bow nearly estinct kind of animal. It i6 a ctt very ...