... I I 1. (SSLVrEuran' TEG~xtaaoc.) AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA. ,f VYInE.3A, Sunday Eveuing.-According to aldespatch in .e this evening's PreCsse from Cetigne, an official statement has been published there announcing- that the return of Prince Nikita to the capital is due to the events in the Orivoscie district, His Highness wishing to give the Ministers fresh instructiors for the observance of the ir ...

... f Hs LONTDON AND NORTH-WESTEIRN ¶UL IRAILWAY. -Is . early meeting of the London and North- j1:e 1,-, ?? proprietors was held on Saturdav after- feferq isen Stat I;0?.-Tho C Alnrci (Mr. Richard 'st: d the adoytiou of the report, and stated that 3fc~l` Dl',intmeut hnad been exipressed at the divideudo * u a rd i Spe cant., but the directors considereds r ?? . They did not wish to disguise nat; ...

... THE CHANNEL TUNNEL4 (Rro fthe Times.) From what bhss occurred of late concerning the con- aistruction of a tunnel under the English Chaunel, it ?? h begunto 'he regarded in the light of a practicable under-I edtaking. Tbis has led to various expressions of opinion as r Ito the time which may probably be required for carrying od out the work of construct ion, the periods assigned ranging a EL ...

... I ! I} [PERIAL PAILIAHINT. I' . . (ROM oUR oWN RWPROTIS.) HIOUSE OF LORDS, TnpSWAY. The LoRD CnartOX LR took his seat on the wooleack at cour o'clock. STOLEN GOODS BILL. rbs LORD CHANCELLOR movedthe second reading of this bill, stating that if their Lordships pawsed it, he 3hould some time next week move that it be referred to se Slect committee. ARMY (ANNUAL) BIl. Oa the order for going into ...

... THE SPANISH BONDIIOLDEj8 MI - , X1 1- At~ r A.AADo. 7 BETS __ ?? The Council of Foreign Bondholders Com the following are the proposals of the Spmanish qlcate Finance, which will be submitted to thle S d stcr ej holders at the public meeting called for Frid2aiSh laatl' that purpose:- 1. The present 3 per Cent. ExternaL COD b- will be at once converted into a perpetoiio n s4 d ?? Df interest ...

... LORD SALISBURY AND SIRl S. NORTHCOTE AT LIVERPOOL. 3Ox OUR OWn REzORTs.a) h LrvienrooT,, Wednesday Night. E To'day the Marquis of Salisbury and Sir S. 3!ortheote, ti who, with other leading representatives of the Con- o servative party, have comle hither to take part in a great I political demonstration, comoenced the series of engage- II mauts, wliich; will have considerable interest for ...

... THE VACANCY FOiR THE NORlTHi WEST RIDING. THE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE. SPEECH OF SIR MATHEW WILSON, N. 1k BiAn.Dton, Tuesday Evening. It is now decided that there is to be a contest for the vacancy in the reuresentation of the Northern Divisiou of the West Riding. The Conscsrvativo candidate ?? be Mr. Alfred Erakine Gathorne Hardy, third son of Lord 3 Craubnook. This decision was arrived at ...

... . OPENING OF A CONSERVAT1VE' CLUB AT OTLEY. -rT . A . _ . ., - , I . . ?? recently acquired premises to be occupied as a club - by the Conservatives of Otley were inaugurated by a, Y, public tea and meeting in the Mechanics' fall. T];ere se are about 200 members of the club, and the expenditure involved in fitting up the premises has almost been de- s. frayed by subscription among the local ...

... I LEEDS, Thursday, May 4th. A correspondent ?? excitement wift regard to Mr. Forster's resignation seemed to have iu' creased yesterday, and -everywhere men were asking each other what was to come next. It is painful tc know that one of the commonest questions heard yesterday from the lips of Liberal M.P.'s and other. was, What do you think of our throwing up tht sponge in this way 5 A ...

... LOCAL BDSLS IN, PiALTAMENT. 4-44%J'sMAn n1annlo -iti- r±.aAyr.X EAST AND WEST YORK SHIRE TUN1ON RAILWAY. (Fsozr oac REPORTER.) HOUSE ot~ Coancoxg, Friday. The examination of Mr. George Hopkins, joint engineer of the line aloing with Mrs. Patterson, was resumed before -Mr. Portman's Committee, this morning. He said the estimate of the works was £V507,620, or £22,000 a mile. The share 'capital ...

... s (From lthe Iflefs12-agcu Jondon Nrews, .Febrffary 261h.) W The will (dated August 18th, 1877) of Lieutenant- , Colonel Thomas Butler, 13th Russars, formerly of No. 1, Gore-street, South Kensington, but late of No. 6n, r Prince's-gate, IHydo Park, who died on December 16th last, was proved on the Oth inst. by Thomas Butler, the 4 father, and Sir James Robert Carmichael, Bart., the executors, ...

... BALUORATL, Saturday. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Bertrice and Princess Irene of Hesse, went out yesterday morningi and Her Majesty in the afternoon drove with Princess Irene, attended by 'he Countess of Erroll, to the Glassalt Shiel; The Dowaacr Duchess of Roxburghe arrived, and the Dowager Marchioriess of Ely left the Castle. BDAMMOtAL, Sunday. The Queen- went out yesterday morning, ...