... I . .- in the navyiestimates for the year 819'-60 the net increasea cmaedwt lost year, is less than a, Theli virets!Z item in thle votes is that 'of wages to seamen end marines. The sum required to he voted for tbis purpose, for the year 1859.60, is £2,437,062, beinga Na increase of £85,463 over the vote for the last finnca year. The next item, viz., victuals for the foregoin, is £995i, 647, ...

... THE JEDDAII MASSACRE I , ASAC, (From the Correspondent of the Times.) ALEXANDRIA JANUARY 25 -0.O h a olwn the despatch o t the ple ; wayr fteamen Duchayla arrived atuez fror pedding The dinsertg tiomutiond.te In1 18+ thsse ?? inveadi Cstions, onducitedunder the vigilant watch of the Cprsnt- misaionere, had resulted in establishing the chief gu upon three of the leading men of these ith ll m en ...

... RE FOR M CON FERENCE AT MANCHESTER. MR. BRIGHT'S SPEECH. [BY ELECTRIC TELEonAPH.] MAN CHESTER, Tuesday Evening. A Reforne Conference was held this afternoon in the assembly- room of the Free Trade Hall; Mr. GEoneou WILSOX in the chair. A resolution approving of Mr. BrIght ?? Bill, and pledging the meeting on behalf of the Reformers of South Lancashire to support it, was carried unauimously. Mr ...

... At a meeting of the Wednesbury Parliamentary Reform Association, on Friday evening, the following address to the Reformers of the South Staffordshire district was Unanimously adopted:- BRoTHzn REsFosues,-We live in an age of progression, when even Tories admit that a reform in the Commons House of Parliament is requisite when ambiguity and equivocation should be repudiated; when shams, cant, ...

... t-, RPATCLIFF PLACE. He that robs me of my good name, takes that which not enriches hil, and makes me poor indeed. TO tie EDITOR of the DAILY POST. Sir,-The label or libel on the M Midland Institute will, in all probability, be the only enduring memorial of this tihe golden ago of the Corporation ; and I beg to protest against its removal. Let the writing on the wall re- main; it will ...

... KICE ITNTf |1ONfEY qRALIFIRA-ION FOR TFI T1e T &Sotsierir a :leidhn j irtlele *hiehstrikes ,new-a d. nio ',uni ?? on the mcotstiie- .epntl.6r the fr~ahellse bya ;moneg iest.i 'The follow' s tatiatka fries 'hnig IPg oxtradt wvlt B616 06' sttsillefrndsa thinkin'ig [ind .,.for f~'ther'artic~uildrtthcy'iay tefer to the iaj dmir'~ablec haphoritles frienti osied in th~e grgumr n: i ~t~ ?? or ...

... lBY ELECTrIC AND MAUDONETC TRLEORAPHR; The ship Norfolk arrived at Falmouth yesterday in 74 days from Melbourne. She would land lanaid Yesterday, being the anniversary of her Maj esty wedding, was celebrated at Windsor Castle by a grand concert in set. George's Hell. It is reported on the continent that the Eperror of the French has in some way oroer oherledged himsself to~h E th Eng lsh ...

... THE FRENCH EMPiR'S I SPEECH, .1 ?? J14apoUeon's acoress to nis uhamters is a signal illustration, not of his bellicose and aggressive humour, nor (in any sensible per- ?? eyes) of his peace-loving wisdom, but of the utter untrustworthiness which is at least as marked a trait in his character as either of the other two. To place the slightest con- fidence in the ?? utterances of the Imperial ...

... Mr. Abel Smith, the banker, is dead. t] im Last year thero were 1,721,903 cwts. of potatoes c. mpo~rted into the United Kingdom. s he colonelcy of the 31st foot is vacant by the I death of Geneial Sir A. Leith. h Wthy is a clergyman's grey mare like the Queen?- a Because she is guided by the minister. Si Mr. Samuel Lucas has declined to accept the dis. c tributorship of stahips at Derby, to ...

... LATEST AND TWLEG1APHIC NEWS. t FRANCE. e PARIS, TUESDAY EviNaNor. SPE9FCH oF C!OUVXT DE MORNY. The event of the day is the following speech made t by the Count de Morny to the Corps ,e6gislatif: I Messieurs,-I had intended to speak to you of yourselves: I had prepared a statistical table of your labours during the time that I have had the .shoour to be your president. I had at heart to t ...

... HIGHLAND AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIE TY. Tar adjourned general meeting of this Society was held on Wednesday, in the Museum, at one o'clock-the Dake of Athole presiding. There was a considerable attendance. VETERINARY SURGERY. Professor Syme said he wished to supply an omission in his motion at the former meeting. He begged leave to move, that a copy of the resolution passed at last meeting ...

... ABERDEEN COLPORTEUR AND BOOK AGENT S 0 0 I E T Y. This Second Annual Meeting of this body was seld in the County Rooms on Monday evening. The attendance was highly respectable, and the chair was occupied by Mr Dyes Nicol of Ballogie. The Rev. Dr Davidson having offered up a most appropriate prayer, The CHAIRMAN opened the proceedings in a very interest- ing address. We can only give the ...