... K 1 I SPEECHES BY M. GREVY AND M. GAMBETTA. -(BY SUBMINEUIB TIIEGRAPIQL (pRoM OUJI OWN CORRESRONDENT.) PARIS, SUNDAY NIGHT. This morning M.. Gr}rv received the bureaux of 4be Municipal Council aund the Council-General of the Seine. In reply to an address from M. Thuline, President of both Councils, M. Grevy said he would gladly have seen, as bad been re- quested, the Parisian Municipality in ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NEW , (THROUGH RUiTcE'S Aq (lq) THIE GERMAN TARIFF. The Nalional. feitttng to-day announces ut thi- Customs Tarif, Commission yesterday dended ?? the impositiou of an import duty of 10 ?? Ppt. upon hops, but to admit'wool and cotton free of du3. SNOWSTORMS IN DENM COPENB.GEN, in, In consequence of heavy snowatorms during the bsitio days, all railway communication between Fuae a ...

... CORRESPONDENXCE. THE PLAGUE IN RUSSIA. Te the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-The present letter, written from recollection only, is probably not free from slight inaccuracies, which I hope your readers will kindly excuse. What I mean to show is, that though probably for the present there is no ground for alarm on account of the plague, the precautions which have been taken are very ...

... PERA, Feb. ii. Oi the signature of the Russo-Turkish Treaty at an advanced hour of the evening on Saturday all that is now known here will be known equally well in London. I refer to it, therefore, only to point out that Prince Lobanoff's separate declaration that the evacuation of the Russian troops will begin immediately, and not after the ratification, as the treaty itself prescribes, has ...

... THE AUSTRIAN MINISTRY. W VIENNA, Feb. 15.-The Frevidenblatt of to-day states that the difficulties e attending the reconstruction of the Austrian Ministry under Dr. Stremayr have M bcen removed, and that the new appointments will probably be published in the cbi Official Gaznlle on Sunday next. TI SPAIN. no MADRID, Feb. I .-The British ships bound for Barcelona from the East mi have been ...

... ke, The German private railway companies being suspected of intending ba to import, previous to the increased tariff, sufficient quantities of English kn iron to supply their wants for some time to come, the Berlin Post, Prince P Bismarck's organ, recommends the adoption of an antedated import duty po on the article. This extraordinary suggestion is attributed to Herr von Varnbihler, the ...

... THERE is little or no military news. At Jellalabad all is well with Sir Samuel Browne, while the Jhirgas of the Zakka Kheyls have been into the city to make terms with General Cavagnari, as those indefatigable robbers have now been severely chastised by Colonel 'I'ytler's column. Some 12,0oo hostile Mohmunds assembled to the north of the Cabul River and attacked a friendly chief's village on ...

... TURKISH FINANCE. (REUTERJ S S ILEGRAMI.) CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 21.-Safvet Pasha has telegraphed to the Porte stating that M. Waddington has assured him that he would support the scherre for tie conversion of the caimds on two conditions-namely, the co-operation of the Ottoman Bank, and an agreement between the English and French Gcvernrrerts in the matter. M. Waddington added that as soon as ...

... 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 ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTi Icr The House of Commons was ocoupied through- Ine out yesterday afternoon in consideration of a H Burial Law Amendment Bill introduced by Mr. Oll Balfour. Mr. BalJfour explttinod that the principal ai feature in his plait was that in districts wberel ha( there ?? no cemetery within at convenient bec distaiceithe parish churchyard nfiigh be used for Ha burials for others ...

... LATEST ARRANGEMENTS AMY PREPARATIONS I Another steamship, the Tom Morton;, as-sur.' veyed yesterday in Millwall: Docks, with a view to her engagement as an additional transport She will be probably employed excluniiely as a store ship,.the quantity of provisions ordered being'far beyond the capacity of the vesslel con- veying the troops. All that the troop ships will be absolutely required ...

... HUNTING ON THE SUSSEX DO WNS- THE BRIGHTON HA RRIERS CROSSING THE DE VIL 'S DYKE. TWvicz a week with the Brighton Harriers, twice a veek with the Brookside, and Friday with the Foxhounds; ample oppor- tunity for breathing the pure and invigorating air of the Sussex Downs for visitors during the winter to the Queen of watering- places. The present season, with its long dreary frosts, ...