... I LOCA- LEWS Ii - LOCAL N$ OBW At Blackburn. on Saturday, Charles Richard Ox H indles, aged five years, was caught by an express exbil train while pasn Harrison's crossing, on the fronm Lancashire an -Yorkshire Railway, and his body ofta Vs was literally cut to pieces. This is said to be the fami 5S sixth accident at the place. hush MANs FouNDn Daowuzn AT Bsaxsmws.-~Abont Of I ie half-past ...

... 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 ...

... '_ a -..s.. M F.Anawl mantine I ; On Saturday, a numerously attended meeting of Bristol sugar operatives and other working men was held at the Giant's Castle coffee tavern, St. Philip'sf bridge, the chair being taken by Mr. Charles Fox. The meeting was convened by bills which had been freely circulated throughout the city, and whichi set forth thipt the object of the assembly was to tranaet ...

... I (From the Times of SaturdayJ) The indignation with which the Irish mez' were moved on Thursday, when it was discomv-e: that no Ministerial measure of greater import-:m.e than a Grand Jury Bill was offered to Ireland, Lai an opporturity of retaliating last night. A de s:- in which the Ministry cannot be said to have ia i the best of the argument was followed by a i sion in which the great ...

... 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 ...

... The Poke of Connaught will reside jit Queen's Pavilion, Aldersnot, after his marriaga. until hia residence at l»ag3liot i.y completed. The Crown Princess of Prussia arrived iu London on Satur- day evening, on a visit to the Prince and Princess of Wales. ...

... RECONSEMRATION OF THE JEWS'. SXNAOGOUE, PARK-ROW. Yesterday was a high festival with the members of the this Jewish community in Bristol, inasmuc asotwtnsed I tle recousecration- of their synagogue in Park-ro w. I will be remembered that when, thle sasred strisctur, So 'a bicb cort (hicluding the site) about £4000, was originally pre consecrated by the Chief Rabb, Dr. Adler, in Septem- glo eVe ...

... AcINA AND CQOURSING NOTES. IO the EDITOR Of MCe DAev PoORT. yan td away the biggest thing that has hap- pe f uf fair this year is represented in the deathl 5e qcsrc ree. Te demise of thle veteran sportsmian th ?? of lotetrantd Lancastrian for the t~lL nd ?? the Two Thousand. Now, as petr ad orsom tme occoupned the plositionl of leading meas-ie fr bth f tese evenlt3 a very serious ?? toth ...

... A prospectus ]Icon been isense), of the Paris lansom Cab) Coni pany (Limaited), with a capital of £,100,000. Lard Soandes has, in coisideratlee of the depressed staitt of agriculturet, returned Ibin Norfolk tenants 15 per cent, of their, rents. A Calcutta paper says it ie r-unosreid, endi very generally believed, that Lord Lytton inttends to resign the Governor- Generalship. Lev fabsence until ...

... MAIUTZBUKG, Jan. 25 (8.50 p.m.).—LORD Chelmsford had ordered the force under command to enter Zululand in four columns, the first crossing the Zulu boundary near the mouth of the Tugela Riyer; the second at another ford of the same river, at a con- siderable distance from the sea the third at Rorke's Drift, oil the Bailalo River; and the fourth to the south-west of Utrecht, in the Transvaal. ...

... THE CHINA. The exhibition of works of art, curiosities, etc., at the Town-hall, Caiditf, in aid of the building fund for Seamen's Minion at Penarth, which was opened by tho Mayor on Tuesdav, continues to receive a large measure of support from the public, and every evening, when a vocal and instrumental music is given, the large assembly room is fre- quently crowded. The large number of ...

... |GENEI'M{Liz FORE[GN NEWS,. [RECTlraus TELEGRAMS.] RUSSIA AND TURKEY. RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY'. ST. PETL1s9sURG, Saturday.-The Agence Russc of this evening announces that the Defiuitive Treaty of Peace between% Russia and Turkey lids been ratified by the Sultan. The document will I reach St. Petersburg to-day. An Imperial manii festo will be issued either to-morrow or the fol. lowing day. ...