... rJiTHIS MORNING'S NEWSC TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. t UERICUgY..OFF WCE, Monday, -5 am. D ENGLAND AND TURIEY. c The Tuies Constntltinople correspouldent, telegraphing last night, ?? the rumours about Sir Henry C Lay ard having sent threatening notes to the Minister of c Foreign Affairs are entirely destitute of foundation, thoe only important note ?? ll he lng recently sent being tho protest ...

... e.1 I I I .,1 log (C'ondimsd fromI thie JCPer'Jl qf theCi~iiiO~'- of ?? Parteus.) Liid GflAYTS OF PRiOVISIONeAL I'5OTECTIONT FOn SIX MIONTS.TI itis. Dyeing ini sei:-tjoii3 librous nlttiaturiis &j, I.:. 7;Iy Diadiurd. ])rawiiig-oiY tecci* &C., If. TI' Del~t ?? lias brorigli. oitorriwyri13,*. -1. I Idrinkt, Xrisisii Icor Aliit horpe. Thrlii:islig liililL'05, NV' Wa tsoni L 'nit hill, Lovell, ...

... (By PRivATE TELEGRAPi.) From what I can learn, it seems that the Cabinet contains also its hardened villains, who are nut dis- posed to leave to Mr. Lowe the sole honour of bucih a position. Moreover the members of that section have. I am assured, gained the day iu the recent Cabinet Councils, and that so far from the Estinmates of next year displaying contrition and penitenoe, they will bh ...

... THE ,MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. LLEED S.IL Arrangement-s were com~pleted last night for to-dav's v'oting its the seven, wardrs Ivhere there are contcsts. There' are ?? pollinig stations, anld the limsidiiig otlicers 11 will lie i5515t~edi forj thle whoeo work by a staff of about l1io 1l CIl. hs. The so of Hicl ?? I Viidlifid On ?? even IDn end rcmiiv,_~d their anthtirity to act. Each caniitildatl Is ...

... /37A{9rAe r_/H ..A ?? T - M Ii (Frowz: Last fiid's Londou Gazclle.) The Qnecn has been gracionsly pleased to approve ol the iollowing promotions being conferred upon the undlermentioned ofliccri4 ilt recognition of their servirrs l6ring the luto Afghan campaign of 18780-, dated Novemtber 22ud :_ BE7:VET. To be Colonola---Lieiiteixati.Colonel ?? B. Nonrnn, Bengil Staff Corps; Licutecnut.Colonel ...

... r ~ ~ ~ ?? -- ?? -.it The Bight Hopn, W. E1. Gladstone, who is now staying e at Wellington College, Wokinghiam, as tho guest of Ilias l sou-i-j-law, the- -Read 'Master, the R1ev. E1. C. Wickhamn,ti Iaddressed the pupils of the school yesterday. A sliort tre Faddress of welcome 'was presented to the right hon. gentle- C) man Ilk the senior scholars. The document dwelt uponW the interest -with ...

... I TYPOGRAPHICAL ASSOCIATION, HULL I BRANCH. ANNIVERSARY DINNER. On Saturday evening the members of the Hull Branch of the TypographicA Association held their anniversary Ldinner at the Prospect Inn, Prospect-street. The chair was'occupied by the President of the Branch, Mr. T. J. Elviige, and the bononts of the vice-chair were sustained by MrA . Dodsworth. The chairman was supported by the ...

... | 12 rL I - I..ti± TrA Nourberdi Khan, with 15,000 cavalry,12,000 infantry, r and 1.8 guns, is said to be marching against the Russians r in Central Asia. THE TIN PLATE OPERATIVES. The tin plate operatives of South Staffordshire have c given notice for an advance in . wages of from ten to c fifteen per cent. It is believed the masters will concede c to a certain extent. South Wales operatives ...

... IV gocal giteitL ~eig e. . I ROYAL INSTITUTION.-On Saturday, at three Q'clock, MissAnnie Butter will give recitations from Standard Authors. GRAMMAR SCHOOL COInIITTEE.-This committee met on Wednesday. On the motion of Mr. Cohen, seconded by Alderman Woodhouse, Alderman Wells, was re-elected the chairman, and Mr. Cohen was appointed deputy- chairman. There was no other business. BURIAL ...

... A conference of delegates from Liberal organisations in n the Midland Counties was held in tho Trmperaiico Hall, I Lcicester, yesterday, Mr. H1matts, ?? of the Corn- ir mittee of t'e Federation, presiding. In opening the pro- ceedings, the CinCAnAx 6nid it was very evident from the fact of the members of the Cabinet going posting about, is seceling to increase their influence, that the great ...

... WORK ANIY WAGES. .. . I- . . .. . ?? T. ,n OP A COLLIElRS' STRIKEl. - Yast'r'iay ! 1irroiing tle Park End Collielies CompIlany's ?? in tire Forest of Dean terminated their strike, and havo rcsunied work at a 5 per cent. advance, with a promise of at sirilar advance should prices improve. The men had detiairded the restoration of 10 per cent., taken from thern iul the month of October. TimS Co: ...

... - ?? fhecExaminer.) i Innumerable rumours are circulating in Russia in regard to the developeneut of the fleet. Sonte reports are sulli- cicutly dcfitito to be accepted as absohilo facts. 3t is ngreea that an order has been given to nn English firm for tho construction of nil ironclad tortoise, to bo called the MIalakoft, although prcoise pnarticulars as to the comstruc- tion of tbo ship are ...