... OENEBAL Hobm NEWS. I. (BY TEEGRAH AND EXPEISS.) BRISTOL. the new pit at Bitten, where three live have been lost, Efforte wrere madae yesterday to eatinguish the iire rha t but wtout effect. The mouth of the pt will now be closed so as to btifde the conllagration. DOVER. Th ototal length of the ?? on the Admhralty Pier hjas now been tharown'opef to the public. Since the hurricane of) 877, when ...

... HARROW LIBEBRAL UNION. The annual meeting of the Harrow Libe- ral Union was held last evening at the Public Hall, Harrow-on-the-Hill. Mr. IL P. Cobb, who occupied the chair, in the course oS his opening remarks said that the meeting had assembled in support of her Majesty's Government, which was in need of support just now, in resisting the action of the House of Lords.-Lord Sandhurat pro- ...

... ?? GuS6N, M.P., AT HASTINQ\u Spesaing at a Conservative demonstration at; Hastingslast night, tho flight Iton B. Gibson, M.P., t nlhu~dedat onse lengtl to the conduct of her Madesty'a r Govern hen M Gdstone took offaco the late s Goverumeut was spoken of ra wasteful, extravagant, ;n careless of the public manuey, with blosatd Bndgeta and - ?? sta~tements. Th1ey wore told 3iat if' Mri e ...

... I LkTEST TELEGRAMSj :: EWS AFROM PAIs T1EREORGAIZATION OF TUNIS. (BY SUMREINE TEEGRAP.) (FROM our' owui OOPOiSFONDNT.) PARIS, TtMDAY NIGny.E t At the Ministerial Council to-day General Billot confirmed the news of the insurrection of the Tunisian tribes bordering on Tripoli, and c said it would be repressed with great energy. 1 L. Roustan and other officials delegated by M. i de Freycinet now ...

... .POST OF1CE AMIM. The Select committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the advisability of eselablishiei-g scheme of annuities and insuranee in connection. cilath e Post Offiee met for the hast time yesterday; Mr. Pwecet t i2 the ehafre.-fr. A. Igrnor CIS,- inanel sonretlry to the .Poet OMiee, Was thre fis Tio atn. rettammrcded ?? aeby *tldeh t tbtees haitpgalisi migh aplytie ...

... TIM HLEcThIO IdeZ MY. 3.'1 ?? Swan, the welli-known eleiltri- clan, lectured on the above subject lest eVen~ at the CC Bevel Inatituffon directing his remar ks ohs ylto the mode of lightinlg kown as the' incandesmu. He might fairly say that the difficulties encountered in the wi construction of incandescent electric lamps ha been conquered, and that their use was eeooomiciilly praot!. ' ...

... 201T A. G1IDSOF . 2SlU The annual general meeting of the Governors -of this Institute w~as held yesterday at. the Marcem'? agely attended. Is Vaol Highness ~Prince of WAME, te President Ofitbo.Iustituitiaik oreu- iled the chair, and there were present the Lord Chan- cellor, the Lord Mayer, Akiecmanci Sir J. C. Lawrence,L -MP., Mr. Alderman WViliam Lawrence, hIP., Sir it Sydney Waterlow, M.P., ...

... .;r, . I i? TIDEFIM 'JUM E 4IMM AD rerun Raw- wa. 1, MLO&B AM 4 sa w.AwE; 'aw. a 28 - 9 2 a Corrected to eaea-vel md redued to S20 P. the black Unes sbow ate heb t of the bahromter t I eodclo en ?? and three previous mornigs. The dotted Une indicate the s et s ?? dn i a anfds twe two'T day. The initial letters ahow ?? of the win The Mercury falls for nain, with SW., ELand W. ?? caddly for ...

... UNIVERSITY INTEMGENOIL OXFORD. 3K e P. AnnDus o n5te QUMw.-t a Coavueotim holdes this elteruoon, presided over by the Vi a lr-hw are pleased to dud, bes au12icietlly reenverl from his sat indisposition to ho enabled to reum his lis1 d ate-h Uivessity eeal wes axed to an 1dd 8 tD the Queen CE tbe oecasioi of her happyeseapt ro the ar bee hiasesty's lIffe. The rem as opnfor ioby membhersof ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN N9WS. (MmtOaUG =BUTER AGWCy.) l . tHE JEANNE'3 E. S ST. PETERSBURG, MAnoR 13. t A despakh from Irkutsk announces that Lieutenaut f Dauneniaer is expected to leave for St. Petersburg to- e day. ' THE ITALIAN PA LIAM NT. ROME, MARCH 13. L Alter a question had been addressed to the Govern- a ment repectig some recent dzsorderly proceedings at thUIniveniity~ ot Naples1 the Chaumber ...

... t~ERL FA~IN .B/ (THR-OITQf nVTSR'8 AGEMNCY) g *EER wzDnTXWEAW, BIALTA, 3M 14. HerMaest'sturret-ship 14exible end her Mses gotat Beacon dhavearved here from Si S THE JEANNETTE. ST. PETERSBUIRG, Msr 14. A aespatch received hero from Irkutsk states that thle Correspondents of the New Kerk ffcndd and Blaus- esterd' jendo&4 XV1s, With a sailor of the Jeannette, named Noros, audjau interpreter of ...

... M L. BARODET'S RESOLUTT1ON. ?? (!BY SUBMAINE TELEGRAPH.) ii (RUo ovas OWN CORPEMPeoDENT.) 0 PAEIS, MoNsDY Nn'R. b In the Chamber to-day M. Granet, on behalf f of the minority of the Committee, opposed the v consideration of M. Barodet's proposal to collect and publish all the electoral addresset of the members of the present House. He arrued i that the plan would' be abortive find tend to ...