... I id. seholers cenuected with the, above, Sadii'.y school y hild thecir annual festival en e-i. . The oi ohlidren malrchcd from the school to ?? ?? stngci whence they proceedled by boat to New I-, Perad upon arrivinig at the piicticie grounds of vresppliod with recfreAbments. After spending se scot time in the enjoyment of at variety of gaines uu (11 such ocreaion', they were kindly supplied ...

... TI111' ilSH EDUCATION BILL. c\ e rueired ou a. recent occasion tc* the ra tid LnId pleasanit pav-sag which the Irish in crimcdiatc ?? Bill had miade fi!On/'bL the Hou-c of liords, anl veut ured to >uig-eAt that UfliCSs a considerablo umbenlfier or changes were male thin(rs olu ld ibc ?? a lit tle diffcient in tho touse of ComUmnonS. The 1wlodidieation's arle ?? in the distance, and, ...

... SAMr POPULI LKX SUFRE.MA. S U AMARY. r ARILLIAMENT. In the House of Lords, yesterday, the Ininkeepers Bill and the Foreign .Jnrisdic- tion Bill passed throllgh eommittee. In the House of Commons, answering Sir C. Dilke, the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer said a vote would be asked for as soon as possible in connection with the recent arrangements with Turkey. After some discussion. the Highways ...

... ILETTERS TO TE EDITORS. 3iANUFACTIURERS AND WATER SU PITY. DEPUTATiON TO THE WATER COMMITTEE. Gentlemnen.-I sir- the merirbers of tire water c.nf- inittee M ir receised ?? itillitirtial depiutation of large clissumers ot water onl tbe 15th iistant wire MUasfre. Witls'il, Boswriig, Vining, lligilv, HlIghes. and qarotret, geontiellee ill isell qurlaiied to deal srith tire ?? grievances cf the ...

... s Ri~xiS AN - :: AND = SalC iezks, ANCIgENT ANLD MOt'DERN. 11 e l rIfartero--A pillov1.. ¶tle vane ?? ill Iodical treatment-Ill, pill, bill. The vorld is iil:O *L pli) 50, being full of sharps andl Ilats. Illo tdeili .vln ua uinan is plagued by reason of hi; lhc1); ies sal:l to sulihar from tic-dollar-eux. Mro. 1'1rtilIgz;-.aYs that her minister preached abor oo 'zI) - p 'oiy of tte ...

... jqigtrict lKews. belonging to Messrs. John Croft and ¶1 A t Nfto, spinnersi Leeds, has been destroyed by F ag e done to the extent of -£.30,0o0. C , dOrD Quarter Sessions were held on Saturday, 3snC otue thW necessary business, were adjourned to 1 (I 0afour O/tl- dugay vas exhibition day at Ampleforth ( WedoedaYe usual distribution of prizes took place, I (4 ~d by arl address to the students ...

... Local Eutelligruct. p letter bags per Hero s, Captain Dryden, will ,made up for Christiania and Christiansaild at 7 3p2L. his (Friday) evening. MU POnICe BAND AT TS:E PARK.-The following ?? programme to be performed, under the direct- i4S Mr. W. Dodgson, batsiusster, at the Perk, this g fromi 7 to 9 pIl. March ?? Enchanted Basses. QuadLille ..Merry-go-Bound. Valse ?? . Sylvia. Polka ?? ...

... 3 ~ ~ ~ Ei, THE EASTERN QITESTIoN.--ThoughtheBerlin Congress has not brought its labours to a close so soon as had been hoped, the members have been working hard, and the sittings have been more frequent and far more prolonged than during the two first weeks, the Batoum Question being somewhat more difficult of settlement than was expected. Frontier delimitations, also, and other minor details ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS4 (TEMOUGH AEUTEVP'8 AGENCY.) THB ATfTMM AGAINST THE EMPERO1 f -- ST. PETERSBURG, .Tr 9. An autographmiorandarvwrit.tn by PrncePeter ol Oldenbarg is circulating in high quarters in this city. Ila connegtion with the meeting of the Congress delegates ir erelin it mqntiona the painful circuwntancei (the attacl on the Emperor Williai) under which their meeting teel plaeo, and ...

... DEPARTURE OF SIR GzIRNETi9 WOLSELEY FOR CYPRUS (FflOM OUR SPECIAL COURESPONDEN1E.) CALAIS, SATinDAY. Sir Glarnet Wolsoley, whose official title is now Administrator of .the Government of Cyprus and Comnander-in-Chief of the Forces, loft Charing- cross this morning en route for Brindisi and Malts, whence he will leavo about the 20th for Cyprus. Sir Garnot's stat consists of the fol- lowing ...

... THEF QUEE4N'S JURISDICTIN INE CYPRUAS. TO 'flOE EDITOR OrF TH DAIL NEYS. SIr,-It is curiouts that there shoalld be any diiflcnltyin} determoining tho legal condition of Cypros end its inhabitants. Both the Lord Chancellor and the Attorney-G~eneral invoked, on Tuosday, the Foreign Jurisdiction Act to sottlc the question. W~ith ahl respect for the high authority of both the Lord UIhanoellor annd ...

... I Among the applicants of the Thames Police-court on Friday was a gentleman who was understood to be Captain Batch, of the ship Strathton, belonging to the White Star Line, plying between London and Australia. ?? was accompanied by a young lady of about 18 or i1I, who possessed considerable personal attractions. It appeared from the statement made by the captain, that this young- lady joined ...