... I THE lEXTRAQRDINARY CONFES8?1 IN STAFFORDDIIREB .- [do pa de ml re] gt Lth in is, dil of fir at, th ag P; 4'I Sty be do fix ik asv to a th sa th di th PSp Si( sti (pAOM A SP0IAL COFRESPO0E5bT.) ...

... XETEOROLOGICAL REPORT. DArLY NEWS OFPIeCE PXADEFGS HIUS MORNING BY NEGMEE AND ZAM1RA'S BA.ROMET3. SuN.22. nXo^.2& TUE& 2I W w.S.W. w.Sw. w.aw. I .as. Corrected it. sea-level and reduced to 320 F. The black lines show the helght of the barometer at i o'clock on this, and three pirevions morrylneo. The dotted Lines indicate the extreme variations during ?? end the two previous days. The ...

... TH E DUKE OF IEDIBURGHB N SCOT- I i M LAND. I (BY TRLEGRAPE.) (Mox OUR OWNTW 0oaEsE5ONDEYT.) THUBSO, MolwDby NISET. Yesterday afternoon the Duke of Edinburgh reached Kirkwall in the Lively. The steam launch entered the basin t live with the information that the Duke would land at ten a.m. to-day. The utmost that could be done in the short time at the disposal of the council was done in the way ...

... I A doapatob from lidendorry stao that; the. troops we et-dayenfocodlle4 ?? o th We Bnigade add six loseas, and g. larder srgeant, and eight additional mcii have been telpphed lotues belng urgently reqoired. A~ et force of constables bwce also beenidrnf ted into tbe townm, 3,nd proablanxton5 have been posted OD the Court-house end other bnil4. lags declaring the counbty to he Ia s, ,Istued ...

... LOIWOA7ThIDA Y J4nuary .ui, .A Ministerial Clouncil wasl held in Paris! yesterday which lasted three hours, MI. Gain- It btta persiting, our Correspondent. sasx in hisi fstresolution, decided to lay onl the table to- m~orrowt the Bill for the revision of the Xonstit. tion, to the exclusion of all othe business. It is stated by a Paris' Paper that the groat French railwiay comupames have ...

... LONDO2? THUI?$DAF Januar?? 12. sibility of M. Gambetta's speedy withdrawal from the Ministry is the leading theme of all the Frecllh papers. The opposition to the revision of thxe Constitutionl is very strong among the memblers of the Chamlber, aud ruany , whoeoplde to vote for it have wr~itten to .their electoral ?? akig to be released from anengagelnent which they consider. hss become ...

... I QE.NEBAL UQME ?W8. Education Depteent h s dsovred tha on ,irrglarity had been cmomitta at tfie examination. Cs .h ?? the evenin classes hasa bee crpelld C, s:to rseign. B sh e on esb Uil by thex Departmeflt. . ~fi 0 AS~TON-tTDEE-LX, ,'The wreatrs on strke at Aon.under.Lpnn e, Eo I 3uedstetdayl the atr havin conceded nl T advancse oP 1U per ean~. uon eu quaitis of work dlEmSTER.. F .The haser ...

... WDAN~ W. ll I -US M (BY GREAT N{ORTHBR TELEGRAPH) (FROM OUR OWN CORBESPOND2XT.) ST. PETERSBURG, TvMAY NIGUTr. It is officially announced to-day that the Golw newspaper, which has been suppressed for sixs months, will re-appear to-morrow. The full term would not expire until the end of January. The Journal de St. P6'tcrabourg publishes a strong article condemning the French Govern- swent for ...

... a=EOOLOGICAL D o ORTe A?|D ZA)or& E&OB ?? i= ll VGEAMZAMM8 BARW1Mo ?? &w. ?w.a?7 rr, - S 'K A - ? Mi St4 de¢D 1 . W f2 mlee ...

... WJITHER 8TATIST1M ?? ,k. B The ?? Weather Statistles of ?? United RlMZ4= for dwlndtual sand saitr orres fortse weak ended th 2nd of January, have been Isuedy the I eteosologlsal 02tos: TareMuAz.TI PrSALL- EReRIO 'emcee £&moonistenth I8UN- ~~~th week aninab.) anon I t ni s~~stE 48s sea 4c aby,4 Bawage 138 so 25383 47 37 42 e by,.3 3 31* 13o' EL 32 45 34e 41 2av. 4 3 21- 8 17 _~ 4 2 4 42 . 4 a ...

... EOROIGICA.L REPORT. 4 4DrNEWS - 07OO O I NYEG I AND ZAMBRA'S BAOMETER.__I WHD~ l& TNUI. #. PR ~7. SAT. . W.&W. W.SW. W&W. S.WB. 30 30 00 30 Corrected to eea-level and reduced to 32° F. The blalliesshow the ightof the baromets at 1 o'clock on this and three previous mornig The dotted lines indicate the eatreme variations during festerda and the two previous days. The initial letters shoow te ...

... JLATEST TELEGRAS NEWS FROMI PAIS.. 3 E0OPENING OF THE ClAMBEllS (BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.) tFROM OUR OWN~ CORUMZ5PoNTlE-1 PA3II' TUMSSAY sNIGT, The venerable M. Guieharcd took the chairn the Chamber to-day as senior member,. TheO benches were thinly attended, and ui conse- H quenco a n.otion was made to defer the election ev of the b;taux, This was rejected by a show by of hands, and the ballot ...