... _; AroA t AAci m 'In writi, FRANCE ?? The Paris correspondent of 'the Mforniny Chtroptice Oppri sy Although tile emperor professed to make no 'or tl speeches oit tile occasion of the N,\ew Year's Day recep- partih tiens, lie. thoughtt fit, onl the appearalce of the diplo- apolc maftic corps, to say la fewl wvords:, which it le hoped will suit. have the elfect of calming thle apprehensions of ...

... [it Se THE CONVICT KIRWAN.-We are enabled to announce c- that the sentence of death passed upon the convict Kir- 3 at wan was this day commuted to transportation for life.- I Evening .A&. e A MAN POISONED BY His BILOTHER-IN-LAW.-On s id Saturday, the 18th ult., a man named Charles Finletter, I a, who resides in Aughnacloy, county Tyrone, received a t dose of poison from a brother-in-law, named ...

... THE NEW SANITARY BILL. t TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. ,aLNTLENEN,*-It is now understood that a local sanitary bill is drawn out, and that drafts thereof are at present in the hands of the health committee; but, however excellent may be the provisions of the measure, it does not appear s that there are any clauses contained therein which have f reference to the closing of burying ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGENCL PRESCOT. POLICE COURT.-The usual petty sessions were held oe 5 Tuesday, before Sir T. B. Birch, Bart. (in the ch d ), S. H. el Thompson, Esq., and the Rev. J. S. R. EvaLs James |Dooley, a 1abourer employed on the turnpike-.,,;:id, wads , fined 6s. 6d., and in default of payment conL ,itel far o seven days, for assaulting William Saunders, a c rcer, by attacking him with a ...

... Leedi I Alfred Waddington, who was condemned at the late Store winter gaol delivery, by Mr. Justice Talfourd, for murder Hal at Sheffield, underwent the extreme penalty of the law on m - Saturday, at twelve o'clock, at the usual place of ?? tion adjoining York Castle. and I The unfortunate young man was only 20 years of age, Blacs and he was the father of an illegitimate child about 20 S. Pi l ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE; SiR GEORGE STRICKLAND, BART., M.P. - Various reports were in circulation in Preston, yesterday, respect- ing the health of Sir George Strickland. The honourable baronet has been slightly indisposed, but we are happy to state that his illness has never assumed a shape to give the slightest apprehensions to his friends. CLReICAL.-On Wednesday, at the quarter sessions in this ...

... | -- OXFORD UNIVERSITY ELECTION. FOURTHI DAY. (By Electric Telegraph.) Oxford, Friday, 1 15 p.m. ?? 401 Percival ?? 376 Majority for Gladstone ?? 25 Five o'clock, ?? of the day's Poll. Gladstone ?? 468 Percival ?? 412 Majority for Gladstone ?? 65 S 0 U T H A M P T 0ON .-YrsTeRDAY. (By Electric Telegraph) The Hermann steamer, which left here on Wednesday, for New York, has put back to Cowes, ...

... I THE MANCHESTER PEACE CONFERENCE I : : t . a: S it *_ ?? -_ -11 IT In our advertising columns of tbis' day will be ran ffound an announcement dn the above subject, to old which we would invite the best attention of our pre readers. Under any circumstances, and at any time, lea ae document so numerously sigied, and with names lea of ouch high rcspeftability, would deserve the calm der 1 ...

... T ?? ?? TS ?? LONDON, FRIDAY MORNING. At last the election for the University of Oxford is over; and in spite of his being a coalition minister, and in spite of that greater obstacle, Archdeaoon DSNISON, GLADSTONE is in. His majority is numerically about the same as it stood yesterday week; so that the election was then virtually de- cided. I-ad it then been olosed, much trouble would have ...

... , obfIcI I e - , , ?? ?? 'Biobsrd Cobden,.Esq. M. P. for the West Riding of 5York- lohire, has promised 'to preside at the annual soirte of tke' Mechlanics' Institution, at Holonfifth, next weolt. Itis runinoured,thet. Eaeter is to be made a garrison town, 'and thet .a competent force of infantry and ertillery will be rstationted.there~fortlhwith. , In ?? for. the sewerage at ILeeds, a ...

... - ?? W V ?? - l1--1 ?? . v\-1 - -19 9 99 awok COURT, Arc. and c WtINDSOR, FaTDAY.-The Duke of Neweastle, secretary door, of state for the colonies, had the honour of laying before insid, the Queen,. yesterday, a nugget of pure gold, weighing burgI 28 lb., and valued at about £1600, found in the colony of of th oVictoria, Australia, and presented by the loyal inhabi- shoeE tants to her Majesty. ...

... ZI (FroMn tho South Avatreladn Chronicle add Colonial Record.) he Some of the most really interesting letters we have ever . aread-and we speak personally as well as editorially-are et, the letters addressed to the Hon. Mrs. Sidney Herbert or- by some of the young girls whom she rescued from ar- misery at home, and who are now happy in Austrslh., )p- The simple circumstances of the case form a ...