... I (TllsoV0i REUTER'B AqMQY-) ITALY. ROME, FPB. 3. The Chamber of Deputies to-day continued the debate on the estimates for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Speeches were made by Siguori Crispi, Bonghi. Zeppa, and Cairoli, and the latter defended the policy which had bcen pursued by his Ministry; he dnied that the prestige of Italy had been lowered since the Congress of Berlin, and declared ...

... The result of 12 elections of candidates to the French Chamber of Deputies, on Sunday, was the return of seven Republi- cans and three Conservatives. In the other cases a second ballot is necessary. A telegram from the Viceroy of India, dated the 3rd of February, states that General Sandeman expects a probable satis- factory settlement of the dispute with the Alazais at Chaman, that General ...

... Pleuro-pneumonia continues to prevail amongst the herd of milch cows at Hull, and four more Animals have been slaughtered. ...

... FORM INTELLIGENCE lpIWJI oua OOBREaPONDXNTS. AMSOT, Faass ASISOOIATION, JLSO ASXTSUKU THE ZULU WAR. CABINET COUNCIL. DISPATCH OF STORES.. A Cabinet Council was held in Downing- street, yesterday. All the Ministers were present. The sitting occupied two and a- half hours. „ The Home Secretary left Victoria Station for Osborne on Friday afternoon to have an audience with Her Majesty-, and to ...

... An exciting foot race of 240 yards, for JC10, was run at Runcney, on Monday, between R. Cnm- ndngs and A. Tannton, both of Cardiff. The betting at the atari was even, Tannton having slightly the eati. Both peda went off to a pretty even atart, but after traversing half the distance Cumminsa was half a yard in front.and, going on, won easily by four yarda. A large number of persons were present. ...

... IauuikJS'NG AN4D FATAL ACAiDhgN ATI I PSWICB. I A most alarming aeoident occurred yesterday (Mon. day) morning. A younr man named Robert Davey, employed nt Mr. Limmer's, was proceeding to him work at about six o'clock. Ile had got as fdr as the King Street corner of tho Towwn HAll, when, without tbe smallest warning, a heavy piece of stone, which com. prised one of the cantilevers, tinder the ...

... GOSSIP ABOUT THE LOTTE Ry ,y FR01M OWN CORRESPONDENT. The :t Sti')'l ?? Saunday nig'ht and Monday 1 jw ?? ?? i I ?? giine le gro; iet ?? 1 ( ?? . d '1,i t ?? sttutzctions -as ?? 2 . S;: ?? rl i:2 ?? .sekii-' :- Qui- I a g jg.? i o _ s I! iact awe xvere thoroughly| ejI ...

... M'KENZIE AND SONS (LIMITED). Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of the direc. to: s and shareholders was held at the compans 's t offices, Dawson-streat.-Mr. THoxMs VANcE, J.P., in the chair. Mr. George M'Crackea, the secretary, read the 1 directors' report, in which they stated that in pre. Eenting the accounts and transactions of the com. g pany for the past six months they wished to re. mind ...

... LETTER TO T EDITOR LETTERS TO THE EDITORS ' £nDVERTISENxsT.] TSi NORTH-END MARKET. co so Gentlemen,-May I, through your columns, express tb my regret at having sent to the markets committee a 2A letter libelling Messrs. Connolly and Garton, and ac- cusing them of usingtheir position as town councillors l to oppress the tenants of the north-end market for their at own selfish ends and purposes. ...

... FOXHOUNDS. PowEL'/s, MR Tues4av, ...

... - - - - - - I - se Yesterday the Stockton Coffee andI Corop Palace 1 Coinspaty, stimulated by the success of ilhe ptilace iv Ot Sooth Stoe~tpOl, opened a seconld in Stoolkton ic ~pou tile proisenbs lately occupied by Mr George b ,Loakwood (deceased), situate most centrally in 5 Povecot-street, and within easy access of the s ~cain thoroughfare through the town. No pains p) have bsen spared. by ...

... TaR LATE DEAN OF LLANDAFF.—At the morning service at the cathedral on Sunday, the Lord Bishop of Llandaff preached tue sermon. At the conclusion, his lordship made reference to the loss which he, and the who!.? of the clergy of the diocese,had sustained by the death of Dean Lynch- Blosse. Few besides those who were intimately acquainted with him knew the great interest he took in Church m ...