... fI3PERIAL PARLIAXENT. -, ?? f ta r4` ., ~ .. . : f of ?? ( i LOS ALEQSI 0I1- I .1, z ND 'J~ljD A1fiJ B SA~.-]larl, lR~LLE:M ords, ?? O~tOputu~ques 1304 ?? oft the Oo~ici~ f !lichihae :ivn'hm ?? :W~iehj~aelcan nly e pt'tohi~as~amatter of inxi athepresouixivi of: theoeinofc iltok _4f ha' feelathati ?? ti stawte t6.the. house wheterihe~bmoanum'bic apeared in anevening ,PaPer'lstrweek- i8' ...

... HENLEY REGATTA, *; to-moirow night all the leading crews and clubs entered for this regatta mill have made their appearance on the scene of action. To a lover of rowing there is hardly a more interesting sight than the evening practice over the course during the last few days before the regatta. There is then more facility for studying the style of the various competitors than during the hutly ...

... The Poles are of opinion that they have some right to be considered I by the diplomatists assembled at Berlin. A correspondent at Lemberg, C writing on the 16th inst., says :- We Poles are much exercised about l the Congress, and many of us think that some means should be devised for bringing the Polish question before that assembly. Very little hope is felt of the Congress leading to any ...

... .. - - AFRICGAN EXPLORATIONVS - . I the D l§ TANLEY'S 10'W vOrk), Thro~gl tile Dark Con- le tinent, hias been i5ssQd. The woVI, affOt'd8 a SPleti ddiigt into a hitherto aunklo~iagictd1 full of exciting adventure, ?? 0~~ g Valisable information. Wye quoto ?? efusge, t Show its interesting, character. ?? U 't 1ebg g isl~tnd, and meeting the King of K011h,11 'r Stanley r -I 'rho night ...

... 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 ...

... J A` .iYJJ YV.3-v 1 Al BERLIN. PliE news of this morning fully justifies the doubts of yesterday. Here in England, but nowhere abroad, people were beguiled into the belief that the Bulgarian question had been settled out of hand-the difficulties that remained being easy of disposal. How they wvere beguiled scarcely needs explanation. It was done as a consequence of the discreditable ...

... CORRESP ONDENCE. LORD BEACONSFIELD ON THE CONTINENT. To the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTLE SIR,-I think it would be an advantage in the conduct of the public affairs of this country at Berlin if the nobleman who is its chief representative could be brought to understand the causes of the ?? respect and esteem with which he has been received on the Contlitent. The feeling which has been ...

... TIHE HAY'DOCK1EPLOSION. L [VIT1 TWO ILIAAU-piO~N'S FROnt SKETCHES MADE ..'EXt'it~$5it'Y.J ' VWE give in our front ?? engrtv'ing o scenes, c6nrinected with the terribleL Lino' explosion. Oar lcorrespondeunt writes:- . : The little villagcs 6f Haydook 'nd Earletown, hle about two mniles from Newton.le-WiUow5, cannot even yet fully realise the diie buldinity which hes ?? them. ''heowidows and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SUNDAY MORNMQ'S TBLEGRAMS. THE VERY LAEST KEWS. ReyOVOis's KeOpi Orice, Sunday, 4 a.m. Bons, June 22. The inierniew esterday between the English, Bussian, and Austrian plenipoteutaries does not appear to have le. to a final conclusion, an the eonferenee between the delegatee was eontinued from noon to.dar until tfie hour of the sitting of the Congress. As preacnt an ogreemnat has been arrived ...

... CAR MEN.) 'IAIN is a country inhabited by gipsies, smugglers, bull-fighters, and ,ulkteers; on whom a semblance of order is imposed by soldiers only a little less undisciplined than the rest of this gaudily attired, recklessly Lehaved population. The military have a disastrous habit of falling in love with the bright-eyed daughters of the gipsy tribes, some of whom, Yke Carmencita or Carmen ...