... The definitive Treaty, which has been at length signed between Turkey and Russia, is regarded by public opinion here and on the Continent so much as a mere matter-of-course supplement to the work of the Berlin Con- gress that very few persons, we venture to assert, except professed politicians or diplo- matists, have had the curiosity to peruse the articles of it. And yet this definitive ...

... (From ?? Sphcial Sulnday edition of last Week). =p to Saturday morning, at six o'clock, 4;) fires occurred in the nmetropolis during the week against :i in the yr-evious wveck. Captain Shaw reports the following as ascertained causes of the fires -Gasfitters at work 1, children playing with fire 1, defects in flues 3 lime slaking 1, hot ashes 2, gas- light 1, spirit coming in contact with ...

... I A largely-attended. public Ineeting, convened by the London Society for the Extension of University Teaching, was held in the Egyptian ball. Mlansion house, on Wednesday afternoon, for the purpose of announcing the completion of the society's scheme, eud to invite support of it. The Lord IMayor pre- sided, and among the occupants of the platform were Prince Leopold, the Right lion. W. B. ...

... I TIlE ZULU WAR FURTHER DESPERATE FIGHTING. REPULSE OF 4,000 ZULUS. COMPLETE VICTORY OF THE BRITISH. ANOTHER GREAT ATTACK EXPECTED DETAILS OF THE DISASTER AT RORKE'S DRIFT. THE HEROIC STAND OF 100 MEN AGAINST I MIANY THOUSAND ZULUS. (RErTERWS TELEGRAM.) CAPETOWN, Jan. 29 (via Iladeira)-On January 24th Colonel Woodl's coluimn was zattacked by a body of 4,000 Zulus. The engagemenit resulted in a ...

... Westoi arrived at Hull at 4.30 p.m. on ThursUay, and was ruet by a brass bal anda L cro thV e ?? estimated at about ten thousalld. At the Ic Hall lie delisered a lecture onl at I know about Walking. Havingafterwardsldined at the Imperial Hotel lie left for Yolk. After leavine Hull Weston rode 201 miles in tle omnibus to DMarket Weiglhton. He then pushed forward for York at a goad Isace, and ...

... (FROM7 nun oWN CO(RKiLSPONDENT.) PARIS, Feb. 13, Night.-The Sultan has tele- graphed his congratulations to President Grevy, for his cordial reception of Safvet Pashba His Majesty has ordered the decorations to be repeated so that Blarshal hillahon asd MI. Grtvy will both receive I the same insignia from the hands of the new Turkish Ambassador, Several French bishops have lately visited Rome, ...

... I _ TOWN AND COUNTRY TALE. ; t ! _ _ I -1\ .1 _- 11 _ _ .e The Queen bis sent a donation of S0t. to tbe Lord Mayor's furid for the relief of the sufferers by the colliery explosion at Dinas. Prince Leopold has fixed Tuesday, Feb. 25, for the anniversary meeting of the Bixkbeck Literary and Scientific Institution. On Monday at a meeting of the Royal Scottish Academy, held in Edinburgb, Mr. ...

... T$E PROVINCES. DEVONSHI1RE.-E NEZZLEMENT BY A B34t BiIANAGER.-LMr. Alexander Moffatt, aged 45, who has for I22yeais been the na rager of Messrs. Watts, WhiiThbrne. and Co. 's baik at Newton Abbot, wats charge(l on Tuesday with embezzling various sumns to the total amoont of 2541., the monevs of the hank. On Friday the general manager at tle chief office, Mr. Alsop, attended at N;ewton for the ...

... I owingto the nsmberooflestrs ?? it Is ImPOssib I e ts give ntsweo in the isirrent veeet. We e01sss unls- dr.stke to ?? the MS S. or to asndt ouweri by soit. ALFRED.-According to the copy of the WU | ent, the wife takes all her husband's Pro perty, both real and personal absolutely, and can dispose of it in any 'ay 5hs thinks it. W. B. S.-The children takte equally. A CORRtESPONDENT. - 1. A ...

... SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION, CONTAINING ALL YESTERDAY'S NEWS.. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE, SUNDAY MOlRNING. THE AFGHAN WAR. The following has been sent from the India office for publication:- From Viceroy, Feb. 8.-Biddunlph reached Girislik, 29th. No opposition. Well received by inhabitants. River fordable. Country sparsely inhabited and little cultivated. I RIEuTER's TELEGRAIMS.1 CALCUTTA, ...

... The convict Peace is a criminal of the old heroic type. The history of his many ex- ploits, of his clever disguises, of his extraor- dinary escapes from p~unishment, and of the success with which for many years lie Con- trived to live on burglary even in these days of the new police, will, we fear, be told in dramatic form by some abandoned scribe for the instruction of the risinlg generation ...

... EDITION Kuh CONTINENT DISTANTI ARTS ONLY. P OS TSU mRI P T. LLOYD'S WEEK;LY IiEWSPAPER OFFICOE THURSDAY NIGHT. THE NEXT EDITION IS PUBLISTIED ON FRIDAY 1)ORNING, IN TIMiE FOR THE EARLY TRAINS. LATEST ELECTlIC NEWS. I (TEhRONM fEETER 'S AGEoCn.) THE CRISIS IN FRANCE. PARTS, Jan, 30. - The Repuliquee Freaoaise of so-day, referring to the Presidential crisis, says there can be no doubt as to the ...