... 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 - -.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 ...

... 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, ...

... (bt telegraph.) OWN DUNDEE, Monday. An eminent engineer baa been requested by the Court of Inquiry to make certain investigations for them with respect to the present position the Tay Bridge. The name of the reporter is Mr. Henry Law, member the Institution of Civil Engineers, London. He arrived in Dundee to-d»y, and in tne course of the afternoon, accompanied Captain Robertson and Mr. Waddell ...

... PUBLIC MEN PUBLIC AFFAIRS. , LIBERA! MEETING WESTMINSTER. The inaugural meeting of the St. George's Liberal Association was held last night at the St. Leonard's Institute, I'imlico ; Mr. atkin William, M.l'., president the association, occupying the chair. 1 Th ...

... Iciilg of flte Pd'. i'rep'ar'tions for the iloyal page-ant on the 5th Ir( xlio aro going actively forward at tho House oul o.sdl. 'It is said, however, Chat her Majresty wvill ploceedi to Westmillster in seoni-state only, as iii the occasion lihen sho last oponed Parliament iln pernu, so that the ceremolly will bo again ?? of .1 great part of its pllder. It is now slated positively that theo ...

... I a ?? I W-fPE A I Val DEST'INAIONT0 Deepatch Jeort of Next QI malls. despatch. msail due. Australia (South and West, Tao- mania~aud.Victorin),viaSothiu ?? Dita i Bidil . Jan. 30,(E) ?? Feb. 51 Brmua l, ia New York ?? : Jan. 29 (E) Cork ?? ?? 33' Brazil & Monte Video, via LIvp. Ja.27 (It) Liverpool Jan.s 27. Bll-ail, via Southampton *. Jzan.: 24 (M) Soutbton Jai), 31 Ditto, by French packet ...

... I .WEENLYI RETUTN OF B IRTHS AND DE ATHS I | IN THIE BOROUGH OF LEEDS. I 2ND WEEK, 1860. In the week etidiug Jan. 17th 5,202 births and 3,484 deaths were registered ih twenty of tho largest Euglish towns estimated by the Registrar-Gelerral to contanl a population of nearly seven iiiosl a half oillious of pergoels un the middle of this year. The birthsI exceoded by 771 and the deaths by 209 the ...

... I TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. AfERCU1?Y-OFFICE, Friday, 6 am. OUR POLICY IN AFGHANISTAN. The Yinses holds that the time has come when it is the first duty of the Indian Government to declare their intentions beyond the possibility of mistake, and to take energetic measures for making them understood by the Afghan people. We hear nothing at piesent of any efforts being made with this purpose. It ...

... FIRST EDITION, 2.30 p.m. (PL'EC[AL TELECRAM.) ,1,SE iT,, Friday.- Tbe new Army Bill prepared by the Imperial Govern- rreri t is to be submitted to the German Parliament in its next session. As the Corsec vativcs are in a majority, the passage of the bill is considered assured vithout material mcdifications. The new bill again, like the last law passed, f :es the strength of the army for a ...

... The fall of newly erected buildings in London is now becoming so common an occurrence that it attracts but little attention beyond the neighbourhood in which it happens, unless several lives are lost. Yester- day one of these accidents took place in the Seven Sisters-road, Finsbury Park; and although no lives seem to have been lost, the result might have been serious enough. The story is ...