... U R PtULE IN INTDIA, LOORD (}TRZON ON FINANCE AN7T)I RACIAL _RELATIONS. (THROUGH fEUTE'S AG;ENCY.) CALCUTTPA, Jan. 31. TII the collrso of his lvply to ant addre-uss ore- sentori hy the Cacutta 'rades' Associhtion, Lord Cua r-.uu salid I am eilrtainly of rhe opinioni that Englisih oney |hould Ito attracted to India. The Goverllncit'. should to tvh:at lics in its powae to iancourakge cocah at M ...

... Co0 MPING. MERIRTING OW~ T11IO fATXORAL CLUB. TPt ainnual meitliqi of dli Natioiaell Ootrirmdn Club wits held rit lii., AdIeiphi ~1rl;vid, lrtim-iii, Yeterda~~iy alternoon. whets, ruteilrngtt' nutiter of mieinljer, only a moderate coitil I` 3ug 'aia-.rc-i Mr,. J. F. tweett ?? the chatir toil 1-s-do Vl . II i qaieed ii. himi. Mitiroit~y lit Sict, Ablenie of lhir. it. \Vgit, 4tit~iii' .ttltion. ...

... TAXATION Di TBE ISLAND OF ANIGUL L|R FROMAI Mt.- CRA-MEVRLAIP. A memorisa was receuti forwarded 'o \r. Crets' I berlain, as Secretary for the Colonie', ?? 300 persons of the ilan1d of Anzipi1a. t-e.. - S their grateful acknowledgments to the F' rc. vel-emealu for the solicitude he had iOWL t we -beinig ' of one of lher MajesiV olde't sacS most Il loal colonies,' and for relie:r tre r crppS ...

... THE GRE AT GALES. THE MISSING LINERS. A FRUITLESS SE'ARCH. SINKING OF THE GERMANIC IN NEW YO(RYK HARBOUR, CELSSATION OF THEl' SNOWSTORM. ARRIVAL OF OVERll DUE STEAMERS. NAMIS OF THE11' PAYVN lA'S PASSENGERS. (THnOUlGH REUTER'S AGESNCY.) PONTA DELGADA, Feb. 14. The Portugueso tug Jupiter, which left On Sundaiy evanire, in search of the missing liners Pavonia and Bulgaria, conld not. findl thenm ...

... FATAL FJ'i2 IN CIOYEi'NNT- I UARZE'iN. 'EXCITI NC S' IENV.S 'illii ~ ~ tisi'ti ild t'xt'itiiig' fLlto. fr tyllitalelO attictlt-ti kV [il ht If life, III ttli' ?? A1 I At A'zI ittAtI tI I ti' Ilx'l ii i cI r, oI 1Icl ' *I bit' I I AI I1A AA I A'Ii ?? Sit I fol d i tA I %IiI A IkIit Ii 't ,l i i,, ! .l I'it, I: , I , I-; At Vti' it wiCts, III! tt' o i mp ii f tit i olltutit c h lit,'' Iti'1It ...

... R1EUAf(ABTLE WTILL SUIlT. A DE'AD DOtG'IOWS MTONEY. ALLEUIATLUN's OFi' UNDU NFLUEj'NCE,-. EN VURAOEIUN A1ZY STATEMEVNIA~. a II 'ros I IV : z ni tol [Ion'e, lt i tin jII (ic l VIil I W ck- h-tn i I' ii'. I' rcfeeii'C to it L ai'' oi Wieni 'try hl- v.oi ?? ?? li' u VAeN..wc 181,. ?? ta ?? lii litm Qli'., zktvL~ or. , vi. d\tj IIn iacjeire It S p: 'u ~,~i ,ifI ft I X ?? 1l.;r, 3 ?? . In::iI plin ...

... SERIOUS FRES IN TOWN AND COuNTRY. FOUR FATALITIES. A fire, waicla was unfortunately atendled v.ith ?? of life, broke out early yesterday morning at 12, Doniubswa-road, Kisagsland, N., in a prirato house, tenanted by Mr. WV. Spencer. The out- break occurred from an unknown cause in the front rooa on the ground floor, and Mr. William Spell- car, whzr iiS3 years old, and his wife, Elizabethz ...

... THILS MO RIN1NGU'S NEWS. Ti v colmlmanllI of the QuCeen, a Memorial A | Sori',o t ile lt be'totd inl th' Challp'Iel ritoval, St. *IZ.2litt'S l' at lilCe. Oltn I'm day1 nlext, I Ito l}t It illIt. 341?11 t td !tit't, ris tttle fly~tl 1-(igh ness titC S lltle kw P~; lrixllo of 8axeNt'4illutrg aud G 0l~a at l t it 1' i oY' I( l antily, t it,1' ?? A illhIIis- .0i1tt ' tho. tltltt s of tlhe ...

... MR. RJUSKINS BIRTHDAY. DEPIUTA''ION To BRANTWQOD AT CON ISTON. LOVING GR:EETINGS, YCsieCVJ-Ly Mr. Ruskirt celebrated his 80th birthdlaiy tat llrnrtwood, Gonist:'n. He w*s the recillient of at vory large nuvibter of cougratila- tionis fron till 1airts of the world, in addition to the AdVrtess, iho te.xt of whiuch we published yesterday. I The deputation who presented the addresses wele J. ?? ...

... A new pianist in the person of Miss Ethel Wyon ,pve a colc rt on Thursdav at Steinway Hall. There was not a large audience, but the patrons of concerts seldom resl ond freely to any but acknowledged favourites. and that is a distinction Bliss Wyon has yet bo win. The young lady has talent, but her inexperi- ence was only too evident to the visitors present, and her choice of music exposed her ...

... ALEXANDER, GEO., REPERTOIREICO.-CrouCh-end. I A SOLDIER AND A MAN.-Theatre Royal, Greenwich. AT Duny's CALL.-Imperial Theatre, Westminster. AUSTIN, MARY.-West London Theatre. BANDMANN-PALMER, MRS.-Theatre R., Smethwick. C BAThIMAN, FRANK.-Opera House. Bury. E BELLAMY, MADAME C.-Theatre, Middleton. BENSON, MR F. R -Royalt Theatre, Glasgow. BETWIEN THE LIGHTS -Queen's Theatre, Birmingham. BELL ...

... A CHAT WITH MR. LOWPENLD. 1., - - . - - - (BY OUR' sPECIAL CO)11isi0i'c~ With respect to the disturbance onl the Sirt tni The CoqUette at the Prince of WaIles8 ri O tains that they who as-ert that suche u opposition is abisurd, know atio'trbiio these first-night crowds. He sas ?? easy to run these things home, ste 'Ci which secures the preeence of rodyco passes through too many hands fori ob l ...