... THEs SPRING .HA.NDICAPS. ACCE3PTANCES. A L EPSOM SPRING MEETING. P TUESDAY, April 20.T -. Ties GREAT SUtRREY HANDICAP of V 500 eo~s; wvlnters of any race after E January 30, at 10 s.ni., 71b; of any two races or of L onea value 600 save 10ib extra ; second to receive 50v Bvouoftestakes. Five furlongs.0 Caeou f h Sr t lbi I rs St lb 0 .Iglr 5.9 ?? 68a S ?? Zoo ?? 7 A. St. Syniphorith ?? ...

... GENERAL FOREiGN NEWS (REBum's TELhGnAMs.) DEATH OF COUNT JULIUS H ANDiAbSY. '1 VoLoscA (ISRIA), Tuesday.-Count Julius Andrassy, | late Austro-lluugarian Minister of Foreign Affairs, died i here at three o'clock this morning. I Later. -Tho disease from which Count Andrassy suffered lutS now been ascertained to be epitheliali.cancer of the Ii bladder. Llst sumner the eminent Buda-Pesth surgeon, ...

... Caer, Cbwefror l5ferl. Yabydig oedd wedi dyfod yngbyd, gyda mnwy o wenith nag a welwyd er's amryY wythnoan; ond nid nes un cyf- newidiad i'w nodi yn y prisisu-o 4U. Oa. i ?? yu ol yr an- sawdd. Ni ebymmerodd nn eyfnewidi'd It yn mhrisiau yr baidd, eeirch, a ffs. Indrawn yn rhatach ar yr wyttbnos. Y prisiau ?? gwy, ben, o-0s. Oc. i Oa. Dc. y 75 pwys; etto, newydd, 4s. 10 . i 5s. Oe.; Otto, cocb ...

... I RfOW TO PROiLGNG HUMAN LIFE. I ! *f A VAmos physician in France Is now trying experi. mente with the object of prolonging human life beyond Its natural span. Hie method is to istrodace into the blood, in a peculiar form, the vital energy of the lower animals. Whether ha will succeed or not we cannot tell, but it Is very doubtful. So far men have found only one way of securing a long life, ...

... At a meeting of the Sar&field Branch (Cardiff) of the Irish National Blague, -VAr Jas. Courtney presiding, it was resolved In preference to teastuig uu Si. Patrick's D.ty, to use every effort to augiueut the tenants' defence fund, loasmuch that the brave sous of Tipperaiy deserve the sympathy and support of the whoie Irish race fof their patriotic stand. ...

... At Bristol on Tuesday a mail giving the name of Goodwin surrendered to the police saying he had killed his sweetheart, Jane Hyder. It was found that the youner woman had been conveyed to the infirmary suffering from sevnie wounds about the face and neck, evidently inflicted with a razor. It is hoped, however, that she will recover. ...

... REPRESENTATION OF AYRI BURGHS. - ?? MAR EDWARD ROUTLEDGE A RIE Under the auspices of the Irvine Liberal Ae~on.t clarion, Mr Edward Routlerlge, London, ad~dressed' Si T a public meeting last night in thle Institute, Irvine. There was a large attaudauce. Mr Duncan re TGilmour, president of thle association, occupied thtelC chair, anid there were also on the Pslatformn Mr W. hel D. M%'Janset, ...

... RESIGNATION OF MR JUSTIOE FIELD. It is stated that Mr Justice Field has resigned his seat on the Bench as a Judtreof the Queen's Bench Division. judge having been appointed on Feb. 6, 1875, has served the fifteen years entitling him to a retiring pension. ...

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... THE CO MMSION REPORT. AOTION OF TEM NATIONAL LUBBBAL difere FEDERATION. quosi ZMPHATIC RESOLUTION OF THE gread a tCOUNCIL. a latall a Notwithstancling tlip brevity, of the exotice, anredoP V thesei meeting of the Council of the National fwd Libera Federation, held yesterday at the Nj that w~ Liberal Club, to consider ther ?? men, .:Comission, and to pass resolutinsthereons, was-llP ...

... LAW NOTIC.-Tam 1 DA.T 3trDXOIL OOmu=TT OF ITHE 'PBFVY ODlNCII WHEHALL-Atil .30.-Brown and othes e Commiionereio J Batiways (New South Wale), art heard ton sUPREME COURT O ',JUDICATU1 E.-TEM COURT OS at IApIZL.-AWR.L COUBT L-Braouaz Tvn LOnD Cum Juv- hot I ie or ENG0 N, Ita TUX XTXZ OP THE ROLW, A, D LoD cas Ju8TICi.-Alpeal motions, ex parts from the tan 2eneJet an dmiralty Divlsiots Apmu from ...

... DEPUTATION TO LORD DU'YRAVF2L AND LORD E. CHURCHILL. Lord Duntraven and Lord Randolph Churchill received. I yesterday, at the former's residence, in Norfolk-otreet, )9ark-lane, London.,a deputation fromn the Miners' National Federation, who sought to enlist thenr symipathy and support for the Minerrs' Eight Hours Bill. Mr. BsxAcna r iosAan, ?? in introducing the deputation, exlained that the ...