... I - I The militia will be out for training in the month of April.I THE WRECK 0O' TaE TlrNs.-The attempt to move thi the unfortunate ship these springs is at an end, and we dof apprehend that her recovery may now be looked upon vir as hopeless. Mc FLUE iN TRINITY OIHORCH, LEEDS.-A fire broke out VIhI in the roof of Trinity Church, Boar-lane, Leeds, oi taF Sunday evening; it was discovered at ...

... FINANCIAL RlEFR\A ASSOCIATI and THE FINANCIAL REFORAi ASSOCIATIOY. TO)Tl f'~t OFi 'CitE LIVERYOOL 3~~ ?? Ie o Y a t- W.-t(l oil t' ~e i~ruposai ofte et IiI iiiueal Reto.tIn Aso,oiatiunu Thetietittohle. wo rin put vreat krcvow e thle via thu pre.v. ?? t).etI by t he G~wenni'eit ; but, fii IIs ?? retivI lant, tux to the %vorkmtg 1Otto i iio~: opuoiy.i 'iha II thu ir Priot. t cause of ...

... A PAIR OF POLITICAL ANAOURONISMS. IW- - :e We have sufficient respect for Mr. Smith 0 O'Brien to regret very sincerely that he should t a show any signs of a desire to emerge from that b 1- position of decent and useful obscurity as a n] n country gentleman which best becomes his limited s i- intellect, his estimable private character, and his fi Le unfortunate antecedents. Otherwise, we can ...

... RIVINGTON WATER. 10 THE EDiTOBS OF itB LIVEIRPOOL MSiUInBy. ( Gentlemra ,-The town it thoroughly alarmed. Blvi in E 3 water is declared polseonus. Chemists of unquestiluable ablily prove that it Is fall of ?? matter in a state of decay. Wo call an analysis by even an ordinary chemist in questioiiroi fo airmple a point as the determination of organlo matter. inhimtr would be absurd. I shall, ...

... (The following appeared ibi our Second Edition of yesterday.) ,, 9 ViRNsA, January 19.. On the 12th inst., the T'wjJ sreasmer Asia, en her way from Trieste to Constantinople, weas lost off Valou, on the coast of ,Albanip. ,The passengers,. mail-bags, and. remittances were saved' VxaxNiT~ieiday.-The Archduke Maximilian of Austria is-appointed Governor General of the Lom- ardo-Veretian.,States, ...

... On Saturday night a public meeting in consection S with the. Freehold Movement was held in the Queen Street Hall, .Which iwas densely crowded in every part. AMr Willianri.Uhambers-of Glenermiston- was r calledito the chair; and among those in the plat- formn were Mr James Taylor, from.'Birmingham, Mr J. Beal, from London, Mr Duncan U'Laren, the Rev. Dr Be.gg Bailie Grieve, Bailie Blackadder, l ...

... -prtiga 4-iomt. ,liti FRANCE. The Paris correspondent of the Tiames says The proposition presented to the Council of State for the grant of a pension of loo,ooof. to Marshal Pelissier hai been negatived by tile particular sec- tion to which it was referred. The casting vote was that of the President. The objection, however, is not to the grant itself, but to the form in which it was made. ...

... |THE LATE GALES-GREAT LOSS OF LIFE AND | t THE LATE PROPERTY. I - .* . ,. ' a vite From Thursday to Monday se'rsnight thce coast was visited ij by a succession of- gales raging from the S.W~. to the N.E. P On, Sa~turdlay itigist and Sunday they caosed serious damage. ti Between Flairborooglh Head andth mohofhe'n t fbetween 30 and 40 wr~ecks are reported to have occurred, in aI several ...

... SECOND xO[TU)N. L B Y v A G X E T I C ' L r. L G R A P il.] NEWS-IE'l'TER OFFICLE, 1 u'lclck, r.t. ASSASSINATI(N OF 'TIlE ARCHIBISHIOP OF PARt IS. Parki, Sunday Morning. The Archbishop oF Pnaris was asiaasitnatedi at four o'clock yescrl.tav aiterntuel, ill tde ChIrtehl of St. Etienne (l .11,mit, by at priest who ha, i bcen inter- dictel froinm ofifciattitg, imanod Ver es. The Arch- bishlop ?? ...

... ?? P I E D IN 0 N T. TueeN, WUDNrrSDAY.-T'irO Kiny, UpoIn tile oc* casion oftie openingj of thie Chambers this day, pro- nnnliuced a sppeeht, in which he reinlirded them of the glorious participation uf Piedmolrt in the Eastern rear. His MajeIsty derlared that the S1irdlitiiar troops, having emulated in courage and in vigour the moit renowned armies in the world, had deserved veil ofl their ...

... F A. I R S . BALLVBor FAIn.-The usual monthily fair of Bal- lybot, which was beld on Mlon(lay, was indifferently supplied with cattle, owing amongm other causes to tbe severity of the weather. Of' buyers there were very felW in attendance. Sales were very duUl, and upon an unusually limitod scale. Prices were well supported where any transactions were eWfected. - Newry TelegrapA. Fuiaor ...

... ?JutdHqNlU- THlE ESTABLISHED CIJSUCIt. Memuorials from thie Protestanrt clergy arid laity of Limerickl are in pi'ocess of proput-11ti05, r emonstrat- ingragainst thle appioinitilnt of air Oxford Clergy- man to the Dioeesanr School of himer ickl ?? Killa- iov.-~imerbick CO1'r1icle. Th'e Lord Bishop uf KillaloO Imas lionilnated the Rev. Wim. Wollesle, curato of Shinionie, to the Precentorship of ...