... T:HE PENINSULAR MAILS. SOUTHAMPTONf, TUEGDAr. The Feninsular and Oriental Company's stenam ship Tagus, Captain J. K. Joy, arrived here this morning with dates from Gibraltar, Jan. *15; Cadiz, Jan. 168; Lisbon, Jan. 19; Oporto and Vigo, Jan. 20. The Tagus brings 31 passengers and on freight sin: packages specie, six cases saffron, four chests silk, 54 barrels dates, 1,325 half-chests oranges, ...

... i .9f.S j''ialaon.C~&tt %Wei~st f o mentzrbr r __ l I tionwtil! be opJ oa9 q j t>he.*a !1probdno. cdid t rb iiij * wlr 'V L iouc ?? ?? Civil ~aw. e Ior is eporj f 2 irformed tbe. exercisa'eq'ir . fqr tbe degrep f 'BMlhe1oxJ f.of sthnnlt ciThe: names of ;those studants wiio shall pas.1;thus examiation to the seati5. Sg 'factibli of tt*luemines *illtbe jblflsied ?? alphihetical E~ l'odeij ss ...

... itE BIGHiT HON. W. T. BAINES AND ?? LEEDS POOR LAW. GUARDIANS- .. On Weednesday last a ?? ot the Lee&a Board of Guardians was held, for the pa pork of presenting an address to the Right Hon. M. T. Bained, on his appoint- ment as President of the Poor Law Board, and ?? his attention to the orders prohibiting out-door iblief, andI making test labour in all cases comnpulsory,'as iaueidby l his ...

... .IuSSELLINSTflUTION. - ' The lecture on t this inatftnti wmmenei lat veniig-with the delivery of a higbly. interesting leO- ture; by F. . Bahkewellj lI'ig., ' Oielegraphio Ccninu-, nit ?? ?? a b - ?? The L.oTuai approaehed his subjeot' b* 9tati tat the electric teleraph w as -yet -in it -, ut though about 40,000 iles had been laid T- d .T `e Eledtric Telegsaph aconlpany had about S,0O00,iles-a ...

... LATEST ?'RQM ?A?R ?? . *- PARIS, FPUDAr .L'TSOOX.0 , The i~mmiediate eziiaentwhchattendsilthesuddea awnnouncement of the Emperor's inltealded: espousal of the Countess' o£ Theba han now sxubsided.;, and in vearly all circles the formfal 'declaration' to be made fd-inorrt to the 6enate and Legislative Bodyris con- qidered to be 'all for the Dbest.,. Tshe Proe~s, reproddcing the official note ...

... - ca? RLIC??IO TZB??L) OARLOW. WBDNESDAY, ?tTAnTha To Two. .Alpxet?dev ?? ?? 97 Sadleir ?? THE CAR?O1?1' ELE&I?? 3ai?. 18. I regret tosay that bloodhas been epilied in Car. low, alad thatit is feared-that thelith of a poor man,? actadherontof -Mr. SadleIr?:has been Ascrifleed to the fstey?sf-tbe'tory mob.' The 'iceuiwence' took place at an early hour this ?noruin?, when a riotous mob was par ...

... il.J,- ! - i,. a w. .. . ?? . I NTAtIOZIAL, PUBtICSt-CiAsS6CLoN. - ?? i- . 1-1 - ?? ti ?? .) mn, ;I~v . Dyer, Wmn. W4Cnl,trhoa. *teh'w~ts 4 , BIJ U qbiopD P. Taylqr,,: , e I%-W58t, e4thteit Z0ihna'dii, .4.. iutx o ThO S7t, iead' ietbrc;i f ?? i ia% t Gode ioh, salibhwabebth Ve,.'liJ7tuke, a biA i o'Th+~uI~.ai,, 1nj& ikbtiuodureia, Ott itittA Oewiwbsp, of the~ a$pnp *ept9gross tbey - . r; i ...

... EXT1RAQ &3IELARY m CAROIE G s| Obtaining MhZoney by ragie prqtences. Mr. Henry Goodshall Johnson, a person ot genuefafly and military appearance, with a great profision of red whiskers and moustsches, and who is well known about town as Captain Johnson, was placed at the bar of the LIambeth Police-ofice, On Wednesday, before Mr. Elliott, on a charge, as it appeared in the police sheet, of con- ...

... V C AL - s -S LICFENSED VICALEp .ES j - ?? ~lENSE:D SVICrALLERS' SCHOOL. WIENave muhpleasure ifl directing the notice of our . We have much f ~~the funds of thlis readers to the anniversary ball in aid of h ud fti highly deserving institutionl which is fixed to come off at the London Tavern on Thursday, the 20th inst. Those who have worked their way in life, and won their honest position, must ...

... FOSTS Ad SCIPIP -y - l- / q} A-v ?? i JL i e~t.. r SA'IU1')DAY, JANUIARiY 1-,. )o5t. 11 l IvR';CI XINE 0O TRAkS.!,T'.ANTIC ti Sl-UEAMERS. o F ?? .~ !1.:Timns.) a If Fran'a is resoivec! -.o establiao compet.i iiies of0i stcanl nor;igaiOlon, ;IIL Frrechi G'tv.ernient ]!1Uqt of' t( jy . b- pyeo;red to ho'd it vorv largc ohlare in subh a sfpceulti on. A ordtiglyln we Ifiti that tiic eotlipatty ...

... s lr On Monday evening last, the Earl of Aberdeen an- ;P nounced in the House of Lords the formation of his ib Ministry, and in doing so, he of course took occasion to le give us some general indications of the policy to be n purened by the new government. He declared his th belief that government by party was henceforth im- ng possible, and that it was the desire of the country to sce Y' ...

... Eyes are the Electric Telegraph of the heart, that will send a message any distance in a language only known to the two souls who correspond. There are ladies who look upon a ball-room as nothing better than an omnibus, that doesn't go off properly unless it's as full as it can hold. NAVIGATION FOR LADIES.-The stitch a vessel threads the ocean with is a tack. Ass UNDER TENANT-One who occupies ...