... ] |1 . 7_ (By Reuter's and: Ordinary Telegraph.) ENGLAND AND TURKEY. SUSPENSION OF DIPLOMATiC RELA- TIONS WITH THE PORTE. Constantinople, Wednesday. Sir Henry Layard having received no reply to the note presented by him to the Porte in reference to the measures taken by the Turkish Government against M. Koelle and Ahmed Tewfik, the Mussulman Presi- dent, yesterday suspended official relations ...

... -I - -- C OMM p . m0S0P ?? ,t- Our Tullamorno Correspondent telegraphs as fol. lows :-At the forthoming general election the Ringe$ County w e contested by Charles Daw. eon, Esq., T.C., Dblin, d Beard 0. Molloy, Fsq., B.L., London. SIR DOMINIC CORRIGAN, BART., 3LD. We learned on inquiry at an early hour this worning at the residence of Sir Dominic Corrigan that no change has taken place -u ...

... i I ne. . . A _ (By Reuter's ?? Orrhsay Telegraph.) I TilE ATTEMP TO,) ASSASSINATEI THE PING OF SPAIN. Madrid. Wednesday. Fhe preliinain-ry judicial examination o Frzartis`o Otero Gonznles, the Duthor of the |nttetnt on the ing's life, has comimnenced. I Two of thie picTsOnS s-rho were arrested yester- day on ?? of complicit; have since bei)cn t at 1lert3y. Otero's roth:ler, aed 11. hicu ...

... [4'QEIG. LEGRAR&- j - , (ByReater's and Ordinary Telegraphi) ParFis, Friday Evening. rL >, ftanee states thi tM d F3cfret tas received by the Pkidelt to-Aii; td iii- ?? h1l tigth M doe Sint ValliAr Y ta'frxed p~bi{6flbS l hi'i post of Anshsarbot '14ti lii an iild per apn rmi there4ato' nether. ?? GERMANY. - * Berlin, lThiirsy. Pr4ce Bismarcik ha' a' ae liev violent ait- tac1 'of theumatism, ...

... so- II-. QUESTION - Midudle Teinplem D e e. SIB-The letter of Lo tYel, published in yQtST bpU9 o$ ~e 26Xth ,st&deesrge~ attentiop for ?? c ain as e n it ilpes th ~vo~.gthat, to SnQte h ?? alt' dg. nt tkin the abolida of 4alfdied W014sl be. est Arvlxn4o j BbhoIld see no objetiao'tt tW qstion beingdlse34,if only itereopaired calmly an4 fairly. There f no one who sw1 gainsay his lordship, but ...

... ?? - ?? MR. PARNELL IN EWI . YORK. ?? - ,o ~ I HIS SPEECH IN MADISON HALU (BY CABLEGRAM FROM OUR SPECIAL CORP.Z SPONDENT.) New Yoak, Monday. Yesterday evening Mr. Parnell met the first great public assembly since his arrival in America. An orderly and enthusiastis assemblage of from 6,000 -to 8,000 Irishmen assembled in Madison. square Gardens. An hour' before the time fixed for the meeting ...

... Vlhe feiman'q 8ounrnaI. In view of the system which has re- cently grown up of inserting in letters and other communications to the editor appeals for and acknowledgments of subscriptions which are purely adver. tisementes, the proprietors of the three Dublin morning papers think it necessary to give notice that in future all such an- nouncements and appeals must be paid for. January 17th, ...

... I g1 TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAy. Glengarriff, county Cork. o ?? Preelrxs JournaZ deserves the credit of being Ue frst newspaper prominently to direct attention, many months ago, to the impending famine and to the absolute and immediate neces- sity of reproductive works to alleviate it. It must be obvious to all who give a moment's considera- tion to the subject that the fuds now being col- ...

... i SOLICITORS' BENEVOLENT ASSOIA. I I TION.l The sixteenth annual meeting of this associa, tifn was held yesterday in the Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts, at two o'clock. The chair was taken by WILLIAI RocHE, Esq., President of the Association. Amongst those present were |Messrg Henry Sandys Mecredy, Oeorge Beamish, :Robert C Lee, Williani Carey. Arthur L Barber. Wifll-irm Findlater, ...

... I - ?? BRIGHT ON IRELAND. I The following letter appeared in the Standard of yesterday:-- Sia-Permit me, residing as I do in ono of the foreign countries to which lMr. Bright has ap- pealed in his recent Birminglham speech, as being fit to supply the remedy for the agri- cultural distress and discontent of the west of Irelend, cro point out soene of the serious errors into which he has fallen ...

... ,I- eON ?? I ?? _ f *_,4 1i lot I L )In ROM V#DXn ORP 9VROx N~T ?? long-continued frost of thitydyvo Iv olyde ady4 for , t dqds W onlydreadl for IFTance in -its obstinate continut qdam, 1bi3 Also even in its departure. I rarely re, n- cedt to have ?eei such a day in Paris as yete day. A fog which would sem respectable even ij qd Londoi enveloeed.the GUy and niles of country to above and below ...

... I SkATE OF FTE COUTRY i T DTROW 'yn 'Tnsu Larkfield, January 1I DEus SIB-Looking over some papers relative to the state of Ireland at different periods since thoUninb, my attentiot was eol1ed to some letters of Cobbett's on the frightful state of Ireland. He says, I have seen thbs.1ninrbirg ?? thousand working persons, all the clothes upon the bodies of whom were not worth so much as the ...