... GERMAN Y AND AMERICA. I OUTCRY OF TlE_1; GEIRMAN JIN(G3OES| (FRXOM Ora CORRThPONDRN-T3) BERL.N, Wedunsday Night. Hfrr von Billow's brillimit rhetorical succes, in the Rvichstng, on Saturday, ha-s not silenced for long tho Agriculturists' attacls on Ameri- can policy. Baron von Manteuirel, one of thie r2most prominent leaders of thle Conservative parry, and a man whose authaoritv and inilence ...

... PROPOSED ELECTRIC RAILWAY, FROM WOOD GREEN TO THE STRAND. 2 Thelate Iste ra~ilwaiy ashemetr for Londotr, which Mr. Jacksonl, ttll) Chaimroooa or ihn Crotm. Nortl vrn, rnMn- I tionod at the rarieting of his dirriotoras o01 Tuenday,: niialaally at tract' II a citI in t(! Irit N. I r II IPC,, teal eus i I ?? xviii e I are t.:r;in g k i orit j snt Of w tI i t I I real Ria tutrn lhaii ovt t twe,, ...

... | SICK HUSBA.ND AND AITLSS W-I'E. A LErE5tR FROMI TIHE CAYAIRY Cn ' & . In the Divortv e Division ye:sterdiay Ar. Jutie:4 Rarnre had bofore him tht, pctitioei o ?? Mrr. S'etef-l t reiston F:'.1in forim')r'y vf ?? ?? tor r !l i-ne-cs - l)y ?ta-Ailn of the tdicry of ilit ei-., r. 'ais rire Istb ell.t reninr Naton ?? en- ut'' th) jo rs.-so-'de:t, Mr. XMichael inure. .ll hero -.v s3 n ...

... The (0overtinent Of Dirjutors. Iflrt. McNP11.CP3 amendment to the Ad!tlre.sE wats rejected in the House of Cortnmomi yerclrday by 247 votes against 143. But mnore will be heard of it. Wo regrot that the House should not have dec isively condemnned so mischievous a prac- tice anid so evil an examlple a' the combination of political office with comimercial enterprise. But tih deblate was an ...

... TH1E WAR IN TUNIS PHILIPPINES. MORE' FIGHTING, ANOTHER TOWN CAPTURIED. (RLCTETSR'B tECIAL, EkIuViCE.) MANILA, Feb. I5. Colonel Po'ter :rrived here fron- 1loilo JkIt iglht vgith disp stches froni General Miller to General Otis. These sihow that on Sunuday afteruoon Cueneral IMiller ordered reconnait- sancea in force ina order to ascertain the eneemy's ('Colonl Cheathlam's battalion of the ...

... Febraary Wither Lore. THf~MS are two classes of weather iore; the entirely wuperj;titious, and that which is based upon -rsref- T- sL ?? I ?? . | Add As ?? i1 oasej upoin natural observation. In the interpretation of many weather signs they often differ; but upon one point they are in universal and emphatic agreement, and that is in condemnation of warm weather in February. We had bettor not ...

... r I a siF tt I 1 E SI I AT t pI a} ENT AN V ?? .'Vi NI Z 'O IA O'I ' ilo' t Lt' lI V!IO ..uu ('a'it'tI coii-.itos Il d'k %t li z :Z~ ~~ i ~tlt~llLW ?? Z, un,, ?? W - My01 ?? prod~urod by i ~ ind the' ?? ?? I ?? o the Oii Pl~ i~ll 'loi a .. u n Int-nc ~doo th rue. d'trne.andreouire eale-, 2, . :r; n cepi;office, to ?? uter Tour e ?? rttea -at zuit stand in1- noce~rta.uty (lid not. N ?? tnsa'.' ...

... SHE1,11 DAN. Lt.TTUME 1, 3.! IRRRE-LL T; e A'sucx*uoc.. h - ;.u er'- tg. 3' \ CnS Cor.. on s-, ia ?? o.s t whenI Slbe~i Pres: ?? Mr. B2-rexl. C'P. a:a:_e cu She-dts. I i .t;1) e i P. watis irh. ;ti ?? Ml l irre31 began bv reje, rin; *9 the eoteorlt to! ct a'ru which Urt-a iU- astiun 3ol ucent people ; i the Cigettentli CtUlc': V. Vi aige, he ShOWed wni I bruta3 b-at rhat there Wris soacie ? ...

... TUE TIZAINS A61-I'A-lION. S7'j1, I CICI'. II il'(I a U44 'AI',rI:4 it I-C(I It~lil4 n 14.14 II y I4'4 4''''1I4'I 44 Illon 11' II1 1.1 ll'%iI'-4441 4u''11 Stut I, .14'114,4' I t 414 iiril 'i -I 11 [.1 'li.44' lit'tiltl IL t''l'4 'ii 44) toi I.'i about tile (I uill.i'll..o q huto it thek liull ?? lao.ii II t , 41444'41 44 train f a' 1.444 , ?? ol ?? 11111i 41 41, ' 4144vit'-id tt' re ret ...

... TRA'FFI RETRNS. ; I I LYR. Miles PAs- Mer- T.tal Ta!il 0uea. selgx'r. Caudt di. 16S9. 165. Week er.diQX Feb. 13. £ £ £ £ Belfast efnd Nortlhern 'Cauntle s ?? . 212 1.738 2,785 4A.51 4,783 Midlaad (1. Western of Ireland ?? . 53S 3,293 6.624 8,917 8,855. Wate-rford & C. Treld. 593 347 629 876 Gi9 Watrrford, Limeriek to,! weistern . ?? 3IO 1,323 9,29i 3,619 4,070 W'eelk ending Feb. 11. llat i Ial ...

... IMP ElINREL PAIUJ1AMENTI 'HOUSE OF COMAh NSWMN SA Thia btnlg Ash Wednesdayv the Speakor took the (hai;rat t oc ot'lock lll(BA'F ,. ON TIM I AI)DlR3SS, ?MfNi~T' 'l1\S AND COM)PANY mIMEC4VoU. Mr. Fl.'11 rthIIn, h 10, lewati thn4o l'iitr I , t!d It 1 N' 4II i tL t, S' l' id ot ll l 4'ttI 11.i4'.lt ith Iiot. I 1 N li l ltio Cii i'i'tlw'l t hitt Nirt'to 0 id ots 1 ut t All ?? th''t L101 C treid,- ...

... LIBE1AL FORWARDS CLUB. THi-E NEW LEADER OF? THE OPPOISlTION. The Liberal Forwvard, Ciub was wuecessiuily iii- augnrated on Tuesbdy night at a dinner held at Sit. Errnint's [lotel, UX estronister, where the Club has secured suitable quarters. The Rcv. i1. Ruszell Wakefield, Vit.ar of St. Marv's. Bryansturi-5quare, presided, arind W.a ?? by a large as.senibly it ?? and gentle- nwri, including Mr ...