... IA LATEST_NEWS. D G r (Renter's Teleqrams, per Press Assooiatiosa Ir t ti t. ENGLAND AND THE PORTE. CONSTANTINOPLE, JANUARY 25-. p i Sir A. HI. Layard, in his reply to thle Note of the Porte h on the subject of the missionary incident, refutes the s rguments of the Ottoman Government, and protests j( against the pretension pat forward that a foreigner may be o: I arrested provided that his ...

... I CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATION AT I NOTTIXGHAAM. b The emnstratron which the Conservatives of Notting- 3Lham are holding this week lvas kept up yesterday by a, public banquet in the Albert 1iaU, at which Earl illnnvers presided, by Lord Galway, Lord Newark, and I Conservative members of the ?? n'ry represented the Government, and. in acknowledging the toast of Her Majesty's linisters, ...

... . ?? ~ ~ I. -1 - ?? - The Statnidard correspondent at Vienna writes: -The affaix which was mentioned in a recent telegram, viz., a Polish atudent committing buicide, in Warsaw, in consequence of the bar. barity and airooity of tho Russian authorities in perseeuting Polish etudents, has of coarse not failed to create an unusual amount of excitement in Warsaw. I have received from Warsaw the ...

... I - -.x --l -- xra. -! f ?? 3A~ITS POPV7.1 L12 SVPB3EUA. DOMESTIC. The Princess Louise left Liverpool, on her return to Canada, in the Sarmatian, yesterday afternoon. Her royal highness was accompanied from London by the I'Ance of Wales and the Duke of Edin- burgh. The heir-apparent returned to London early in the evening, but the Duke of Edinburgh remains in Liverpool till Saturday. To.day ...

... TH[E LIVERPOOL ConN TEST.i SPEECHIES MY LORD RAMS.4Y. HOME RULE CONFERENCE. [Fnos OR OUR ON COIiiLESPoNDENT.] ILiviusoon., Friday night. The speech delivered by Lo.rd hlamsay at the mseet- ing of the Liberal Nine Husidred last aight has been one of the topics of conversation of the day, and it is noted in Conservative circles that the youthful candi- date, in makting so full an exposition of ...

... &IlIUL)EEN TOWN COUNCIL Am tigPOLICB D)EPARTIIENT. d ofotii athei Town Ceuntil (l'olics Departtnisnt) 1.I wils hold ounlontliy-the Lord Prevost presiding. There I wore present alsu--Iailliee Doniald, Smith, Macdonald, Esalemnent, Ross, and Dutfneu )elan of Ouild Walker; Treasurer WValker ;, Shorenioister Petvisou ;, Hessre N~ Oroll, Kisagboru, Waldker, (Gray, Gill, I a-eddage, &U. I g0tH, ...

... INYERNES? HIGHLAND CLUB BAU?. ,The annuaxl ball under the auspices of the Htighland bfeenh iClub, Inverness, camie off in the hlub buildings, EHigh of tb Street, Inverness, nn Friday night, aud was attended °l with unimixed success. There was a very large attend- w lere .ance of ladies and gentlemen, and in every respect the taxdat tball must be pronounced one of the best the club have IiiOd e ...

... RURAL' ?fALK. ! 1- AR Ii, TIl!IiB, MAINS. . 5s8 . P.--Cnn awa, sire, we'll has, plen.y o' timne fora CarC 'foreofeht enoo. [sna't a terribil hiud frost', oh? if' 8.Jb hanrdln' ba'ck th wark's.' bhjegither, an' coonsechin' th' on 't flew gires an'; th' neeps eselelse,.. Th' tizi20ns 'p gaen platf fairly' quanter for a' wreel deein'. We're t' b' As far yi~exv shin's fernyerj~gin't dinna sum ...

... *'OBISKS IN MOSCOW. During last month one or two well-lknown iahzbi- tants of M~oscow vwere secretly arrested during the blight, and domiciliary visits from the police in the day-time, in search of seditious documents, are of snob ,frequeent ecburrenxce that people are beginning not to i mind themn. I knewr one famiily, that despatched din- .ner just os usual while the police were searching ...

... MtI TELEGRAPH FROMI OUR OwiN COUrBESPONDENT.] TO OPPOSITION OFFICIAL CirtCULAA-MR GLAD-. OTONII-SLOPBUILDING IN LONDON-THE TELE- 1PHONE EXCHANGE-ENGLAND AND FRANCE- THE RUSSIAN BUDOET-TH5 LAk'E LADY WATrRLOW-Pi CERSs LoursB-Trns CABINET- THE EMPREss EUGENIB. LONDON, Thursday night. Ford Granville and Lord HartingLon have issned the usnal circular note to their supporters ihxParliament ...

... (FROM PUNCH.) GRAI U4R !-Invalid- I've had a wretched night, Mrs *Wobbles. Nurse-Dear, dear me, air! I thought you slep' most comfortable ! Invalid (with JG a groan)- Oh, Mrs Wobbles, do use the adverb P Nurse- Yes, sir, I'll see about it directly, sir-- sud. but-(puzzled)-I really don't think there's one in't a g and 'ouse sir I', 'eyeh~i SuPronT-Vicar- Sorry I never see you. at ...

... consist of two performances, the first beginning at 2.45 p.m., and the second at 7.45 p.m. Such well-known performers Messrs. John Ryder, Charles Warner, Edward Terry, George Honey, Horace Wigan, Lionel Brough, W. J. Hill, G«orge Conquest, and Mons. Mariua ; and Misses E. barren, Florence St. John, and Constance Loseby, together with many others, have promised to assist; and Herr Meyer Lutz, ...