... SIR CHARLES WOOD AT HALIFAX. HALIFAX, Dao. 81. Last evening the Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood met his friends and supporters in the large room of the Old. Cock Inn. EDWARD AKROYD, Esq., of Denton Park, presided, and the meeting was attended by nearly all the leading liberals of the town; both the whigs and radicals were fully represented on the occasion. The CHAIRMAN referred at some length to ...

... T'HE PEOPLE OF INDA' Y. THE EAST air1 i -CO: *. COMPANwY. . ; .: l l TO THE ED1TMEAi-0ETaE DALY NEWS. T Soy,-It ?? ill ?? to see theiehaikmam fa of the East India ~.ompany ?? an appealto the-selflsh !i , jnterests of his constituents when ,those interests are in .6dioect oppostion to the intereats of the people- of-ladim: It' . istheinterestof thepeople, of India- that it& govk6ri. r should: ...

... VAILY WEATHER TA3BLE. SATURDAY. JANUARY 1i 1863. The'state of the Weather at each of the following placisa st Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations ale arrand in order of latitude. HASTaNGS-S.W.; Gentle Breeass; Partially Cloudy. SouTAxrTOe-W.; Gentle Breeze' Partially Cloudy. FOLIBLSeSTO -N.W. ; Light Airs bloudy. TuxunxRlO-N.E.; Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy. BASINGaTOXE-S.W.; Calm; ...

... The present position of the parties to the customs - negotiations now going on at Berlin is thus stated by the KreuzZeitu)2g:-Baron Bruck desired, in the - first instance, to enter upon negotiations in the cha- - racter of the agent of the Coalition, but relinquished this point on hearing from M. Pommer-Esehe that the instructions of the latter only permitted him to treat with the ...

... .?E RSTORM. I: , -: i; I I' , ~ ?? 1 - i ~ -1 - ' ' ' ' ! 6 DE8TRUCTIOZX¶ tO' MARYPORT PIER,' LlGfIT. oix wn and hat: ; eiw e vsisad on F ay ulglit dieub0ristimX i6rhlnigth avloient~ orM }ir'o fIWJ :- reaiusing doblildetble ?? d eye'lnneo had j lbroitepbut tob PT olass aad';dnwlisbl ?? ,art - Grastia af't &te ld. pon,!i~esael. cubeidle4r, di4 6.r) uaodp thi rweah'*er s ~ #4!U~ tta; j' ...

... Iot.-P- .* .. f wfllDSO1~ Die. 81. : Te following; had the honoui of ding wthher Majesty yesterday: ?? of Le'iigen, and the Right Hon. Henry ehad Lady'May Labou here a The band of ?? Life Guards attended in the Castle, and played duriig 'dicer the following music: 'Overtrre (Op: 60). ?? Qadrille, O ^achebr7 ?? ?? ?? .. ; y Selection, Lucia dl [marnerntoorb; ?? ?? DanlseL CUSApim (tabt Wate) ...

... DUBLINn, Day. 31, ?? THE CASE OF MR. ' KIRWAN. lb I have reason to believe that theie i~, iaota word t, of truth in the statement that a ?? has been it received for the convict Kirwan. ' It is eorew than II probable that. the unfortunate mans'slife willI ulti.' tJ mnately be spared, althou h thel Judge who tried the: k, ease refuses to recomrmeni himfor mercy, and ties ii late Irish government ...

... = ii1XH7 DYRIVER. w t o h a is acopy, has bean . 1 1modarLoinbert, E dio nor ?? sir,~reqmeNov. 14 1852. 01 Commt onnes trhe morning of el the2nintt I left Rangoon for the IrrawalddjRlv el thact thie steamers I not ableitnW111' to Cross the bar at Yanneosfab, thirofore I grafew rdteS troops they had on boarl to the e~ail steamers, which had w 1ARn o ?? to opt I~~dy,bphwa. ofthe In B ;it ih'bo 2 ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.-FRIDAY, DEC. 31. The house met at 2 o'clock. ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE. Mr. HAYTER moved that the house at its rising lotun till Thursday, the 10tb of Feb.-Agreed to. NEW WRITS. On the motion of Mr. HABIBn, new writs were ordered for the county of Haddington, in the room of Mr. Char- teris, who has accepted the office of one of the Lords of the Treasury, and for Lichfield, in ...

... Tnu HousE of COMMONS sat yesterday at two o'clock. New writs were ordered for Haddingtonshire, in the room of Mr. Charteris; and for Licbfield, in the room of Lord Alfred Paget. The house adjourned to the 10th of February. MOTLEY'S your only wear. It is true that our thread of life is a mingled yarn ; wisdom is inter- twined with folly. But the two strands are by no means equally twisted ...

... A HIP BiLOWN~ ~P. -LOSS O ?? TWO-LIVEW'& ; ?? j' J ,~ ' ah in's HralfZ,. 8f 'We^&nesd'ay.t'ep particuilars of thi strauding,and snb egn p otiot by. gtippo.Wder of the brig Lilypof 1804tone.' The veest I questionis owned by letess. Hatton 4 Cd.Cookson,.iof.et- ' ; Straet in this 'town, ind lift the Me rsey 6sterdaW i; wee inoer ?? of Caftai Jobn f c .-50 tongs of gnnpowdv2;20 pu cheos of ...

... 'THE iCALICO.PRii~S PROMOTEION p I BSOGIETr ALT. MAOIMGTP.'; ' , ,, ?? ?? ,I- .- - ?? [ The society 'cstablished atM hcghesteI about this period ayear, to put an end td the system of bribery pra~ti~sed upoa theservautao*faicopzinter;, in the shaper of Christmas6 boes and Sew WYeaisa gift,, . held its :fiwt UanIal Meeting at the Clarenie Hotel, Manchester, Iyiesiir- day. Mr. Binyon, of the ...