... The Berlin correspondent of Le AWord, writing on the 28th Noveukt3r, says that Herr von Sydow, the Prussian envoy, has received orders to leave Berne. and to break off negotiations with the Swiss federal government; and he adds that if Prussia did not feel her hands tied by the protocol ot London, she would proceed this moment to announce her ultimatum to S Ritzerland, and if it were refused, ...

... DRAINVAGE OF THE METROPOLIS. elYesterday, a meeting of the owners of property aorg the banks of the Thsames was hold at Bridge-house Helfrtbe purpose of taking s uch measures as might beo expdiet ith the government and City of London, and, tin case of necehsizy, with the judicial tribunals and with pariament to avert the imminent evil of dim- charging the Eewage of the metropolis into the ...

... IITH FJRB IN DOCTORS' COMM OYS. Mr. W. Pay ne, Croner for London, opened an inquir yesterday foreioon, at the parocbial school-rooms, atmon-lane, touching the origin of the die by which the exteasivo premises of Messrs. Hodgkiaswoand Rolls, faney| stationers and envelope makers, on Bennet'sehil, Doctois'. cornims, were destroyed cc the night of Thursday last. The Rev. Mr. Cjoward, vicar of St. ...

... I DDUBLIN, DUc 17. to A very influential meeting of the nobility, gentry, merchant., and ratepovers of the county of Dublin, con- vened by the High Sheriff, in pursuance of a numerouslY eigned requisition, was held yesterday at the County Court le hosave, Kiltmainham, for the purpose of petitioning parlia- ment br the reduction of the income tax. T. Baker, Esq., the High Siteriff, took the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OP THIN DAILY NEWS. SIn-I rejoice to see that the examination for ad- mission to the bar and for law studentships is not a B dead letter. At the same time it will be found, I susi pect, that those law students who display most atten- l tion in the lecture-room, and who show themselves most successful in the legal examinations, are men a who must depend much more upon knowledge ...

... (BY NNGLISEI ANWD fUSIH UONErTIC TBLEGBOPE.) DUBLIN, JAN. 10. This day Mr. Richard Jones, tea factor of Grafton- street, who kept a Post-office receiving-house, was I arrested and charged with appropriating letters de- posited with him for transmission. Bail to the amount of 1,0001. was required. The magistrates sent the case for trial at the next commission. The sale of the Earl of Miltown's ...

... ST. GEORGES, HANOVhR SQUARE. On Tuesdav a special tneeting of the vestry of this parish tas hpird in the Board-room, blDunt-street, Grosvenor- sqoare-thaeR'v.HENRYHoWAltTlithe ?? -totskeinto consideratioi certain rolo-ts, reclmmenda tions. and propositions, respsetiug the management of the pnrh umlner the lew att. The rsrorts cfsp Gcia committees arppinted by the vestry to consider The ...

... SUICIDE OF S1R. SADLEIR, ALP. ADJOU&NED INQU~EST. The farther investigaetion ?? the circumstances attending the dea-b of Mr. sedleir, lat - .'rS O O resumed ye ?? at the Hamp,0old Workhouae, betore Ids. Wakiey, the corozer tsr Middlesex. Th uy asmbled at eleven o'clitk. T jry Mannnr cbe sol~cttor of toiecdi crasf'1, attended as befars t, watch the prcce dlirl85e which Were notcpened ntil- hei ...

... WOLVERHAMPTON, WEDN%9DA. is The meetings of the ironmasters of this district flor the currentquartercomcmerrced at Walsall yesterday, where day at the Exchange in this town there wasavr ue rous assembly, most of the principal members of ?? being present. There was not a large amount of basiness done ; in tact it rarely happens that this is the case at Wol- verhaoopton, especially on the ...

... ROCHESTER, FEB. 2. The writ for the election of a new member, in the loom of Mr. Vlliers, was received by the returning officer en Fri ay moraing, sad he h la app: inted Thursday siest, at twelve o'co-k, for the tominatimn, This is rhe longest perioda l o xe I by law, after the receipt of ihe rwrit, but in can-equence of nest TUEsday and Wtduesday bairg Shri ve Tuesday and Ash Wednesday, it ...

... (FBOM oUR OWNx ?? SPODENT.) 1 p PARIS, SATURDAY EvzstINO. 0 We read'in the Mloniteur j Russia has adher, d to the five propositioas which sre to 0l serve a4 the prn1minsries of pea e, and which were pie- ir sented to her acc.ptance by Autria, wvth the a sent of P France and England. Tnis uarserved adhfeion was sL- 01 noure d ia a note addressed hy Cunt Eseerhazy, the Austr aa minister at ?? ...

... ali The second annual meetisig of the Turkish Missions I ,Alit Sacie ty was held yesterday at Willis's Rooms, King. strtiet, St. James; the Eight Ron. the Earl of SHAPTES IC. Sta V u.BUY, Prosident of the Society, in the chair. Tue meeting Ge lywast very numerously attended; and on the platform wlere e Lord Robert Grosvenor, M.P., Vice-Admiral V. Harcourt, i,~ Rev. Dr. Maysh, Rev. Edward ...