... IOUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE *s. I Lxa)v,, Tin'nsiiA, EVE:x:NI;. ?? The winid is still in the last, and it is blow- t ijng a big gale. It is true that the Turks ha' e tis signedtietl treatyof Bcrhin,tliatfortlietwvenitiethl in timie they assert that they aire on the pjinit ot es giving in thohr ad]hesioin to tile stilullations re which Count Andrassey has laid befor1 thiem for le acctptaii'e, ...

... 1 lATESJ' J hSD i TslI>ETa~HIC BNEWS. T~HE COURT,&c 'NOffidcil Cort(Vi) Osouvsuc, Amt. 22. c ?? ,nd princess Barr drove Outi yeterdasy ~'®batended b~y the Dowager- H VbO walked with the princess this L 3ler bli-'i ti .'utVit5oria aond M itnt of Wales Prne,- .1his mruing. . a ~isied t. pSxnaflO'is,3JE. a~rrwed at c Qelt' avy and had the honour of an a van Yardt, RoyalEnie.ud.d-am siatnhad the ...

... THE FIRE IN BIRILNGIIAM. DISTRESSING SCENE. The Birsuiyhlan Podt gives the following par- ticulars of the distressing fire which occurred irn that town on Monday ?? 20 mioutes to e:even o'clock, as some of the tisitors to the Museum Concert Hall were leaving they observed smoke issuing from betweex the shutters of the shop of Mr. J. letulson, confectioner, on the opposite side tf the way, aind ...

... To realise the extent to which the elec- tion at Newcastle-under-Lyme indicates a change in the attitude of public opinion towards the Government, it is necessary to have some acquaintance both with the cir- cumstances of the recent contest and the previous parliamentary history of the borough. That the memories of our Tory -friends should conveniently fail them in these particulars is not ...

... WATER CO MITFTE. Monday next being al beak holiday, the fort- ngtymeeting, of too water committee, which wouhld. inorinar course bare been, held on, that day, was held yes_.terday at the AIIittimPa Ofices, Da~le-street. 11r. Wilson preoilled: andi rho other members present were Aldermen Eigly'. Bennett, ?? an-d Jack, and Councillors Forceet, 1irwer, and Garuett. TnHE WATER SUPPLY. - The ...

... THE DOCK BOARD'S A-NNUAL EXCURSION. - Ieasaut jeminiscences attach to the tinv- Iomoured and long-established ran out to se.' atnnally taken by the members of the Moersay Decks and Harbour Board, and this yearly recur- ring event, which took place on Saturday. again possecsed in a verylarge degree the elements Ot pleasure which have been enjoyed for so many .seasons by those privileged with ...

... STEAMSHIP DISABLED. f The Belgian steamship Daniel Steinmaun. of the I White Cross Line, from Antwerp with a general 0 cargo for -Newv York, was towed into Plymouth c yesterday, the blades of her propeller hav ing become n disabled at ten a.m. on Sunday. The passengers 0 and mails are safe. - SHIP LUNla DOWN. YesterIlay, Captain Corbett, of the ship Lena n Thurlow, of Portland, tuited States, ...

... T|IE BURIAL BOARD SQUABBLE I AT RUNCORN. I 1ihe first vearly irleting of the ltincoric bhisll heart asi a held etstercday: afternoon. There were present 3le~srs. lhlmas N)rmai, Pihilip Speahknia, H. Coleboirn, S. Collier, J. Handley, and W. F. Salkeld tsecretary). Mr. Speaslinan wias voted to ?? chair pie ?? The 8 eretarv said he toad ieceived t hr collowin og rOmml- ratioD frnm the overseers' ...

... ~ArrX'l to, U oIRT &c. ,> 09:0 (5e'wrt C rcPa5) i .L (; , 7. .h ~iJcxs;-atrice. A~ttalnded O^. the ] !ion. AMy laubart, Nw portyesterday. . ,- w3- i J con iorsehack : c:.. :1 :jis r g vwith the * a-e * ' iil t' ,o. anl (Captain W aud Albert '0 ~ ,,j~b~iO 'I nd the sT-RCK iLSqANUE. . ju(!t.Incg(-. Egypt'ian ' -i ?? e wak, esp52b5'1Y 01 111 Eg- , it ref.. .. 7 i Xhe i'.D~aird ?? D a 1 .l - . ...

... SATI. Rl)AY HIALF-HOLIDAY. (4entlemen.-In reply to a letter signed i Niijua, which you publish this morning, I beg to inform him that tl e establishments narmedl in ae'wertiae- went ha ve been e losing at two o'clock on Saturdays since Apri' last. I imagine the misappieh' tnsion has arisen fromt his having read your paragraph ou the subject, in which you state that tin jewellers inaugurated ...

... THIE COUNTY FRANCHISE. * It is stated in well-informed quarters that the next surprise Lord Beaconsfield has in store for us-that is to say, it a general election does not in the meantime put an end to all his ?? a measure to lower the county franchise. Mr. Forster, it may be remembered, attri- buted a similar design to the premier some two years ago; and, judging from his ante- cedents. we ...

... OC- - LOCAL NES. CHeANCeEaY OF LAiNCASIsms:.-TLe usual sittings before the Vice-Chancellor in Liverpool commenced yesterday. at St. Oeorge's Hall. The Liverpool business consisted of 16 motions, nine petitions, 19 causes, and four causes with witnesses ; the Man- chester business of si; motions, six petitions, and three causes. The Prestou list, which is to be taken first to-day (Wednesday), ...