... 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 ...

... I BLACKPOOL. FATLUOR OF Mr. VILNEcc.-Ths failure of Mr. A. M, Viener, dealer in fancy goods, of Blackpool, Eoothport, and Locndon is announced. Debts said to be £19,000; nssots valued at £7,000., FLEETWOOD. FORLMTIOS OF A RATSiPAYERS' ASSOCATInN.-A meot- ing of ratepayers took place in the Whitworth Institute, Fleetwood, on Friday evening, for the purpose of consider- ing the advisability of ...

... I GF. Thle Right Hon. George Peel dli6e at MIarble Hill, Twickeuham, on Thursday. Sir A. Layard is about to return to England for a six months leave of ahsence. r HOTEL Bu.RNED DowNts.-The Sandown Rail- way Hotel has been biaint down. A youth named Herbert Whitelock has( died at Qc Tunstall from a kick received at a football match. Fl The deathi is announced at Rurgby of 'William Morgan, who ...

... TEIE GRBAP EIO AND LATEST NEWS. THE ZULU WAR. A LINE OF DESPATCH BOATS. The Government have under coosideration the es. tablisianeut of a line of despstch boats between Natal and Aden, The diatance could be performed in leas than twelve days, REINFORCEMENTS. Over three hundred men of twe 1st Battalion of the 60th Rifles have received orders to join the 3rd Bat- talion at the Cape. All the men ...

... THE MARIAQE OF. TEE DUMEB OF! CONNAUGHT. $The marriage of thi Dake of Conaixugbt with the Princess Louies Margaret of Prussia ,willjit is statetd* be celebrated ID sbict ?? privacy et Windsor on the 13tb *fMarcht rOD saoouint of -the'Wdube ltate of mourning imposed On the bride. nd btidegfoom by the death o. tbe. Ghmnd Diuobos'of HesaeDarmrstadt and prlce 4pnry of the reetheladsni. It at' ...

... TH-E ZULU WAR. THE DESPATCHI OF REINFORCEMIENTS AND SUPPLIES. LOsiON, Friday Evening1. Up to the time of wvritinig tho Asiat:e, whichl sailedI a rday Inter from the Cape- than the Unsrobill Clastle.lhad not I reached the Masleiras, where she is hourly expected ; ndti colisequently thero is no !aO fresh news from the seat of: Tho Admniralty tiansport departmnent-are vorlidg hard at sp1pointnis ...

... THE CON-VICT PEACE. It ~ ~ LL 55 ?? I ?? - y The Central 'News sepcial reporter At Lweeds ?? 'n dcnies the vtrthi of the story that Pence shot the' - se nare Cock neaor Mafnchiester. It has bee IIsc ie.r :ethat no such letter or confession of the ealir *e been alleged to hvev beeri sent lies been crecived jla reie at the iC omeo Officeo, Mr. Brion, of Peckhame v a t Arri:Icy Gaul About two ...

... 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 ...

... i IMPERIAL PARLIAMLNT. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TZLXunA&l). RHOUSIE OF LORDS,-aMONDAY. Their Lordahipa met at five o'clock. BETURNS ASKED FOR. Lord TRUBO gave notice that on Friday he will move for returns as to the Volunteer force. COMPENSATION FORp INJURIES TO SERVANTS B3ILL. Lord DE LA WARB, in calling attention to the state of the law with regard to the liability of employers to make ...

... U/> lU tULC l~ULtt3LD tL U LU UU l. t THE REV. W. BIANS ON THE STR1ES A2ND LOCKOUTS. _ I . . . i _ - . - . B: PJJ.LtflBdJ .&1'J ?? XVV. Last evening the Rev. W. Birns, of Charing-cross Unitarian Church, Birkenhead, delivered a lectare on The Fresent Social Conflict and the Remedy. He said that religion was mixed up with every department of human thought and life, and that ministers of ...