... LTEST fN L'L1ENCE, I oa-sr a4' r~ ?? TI rr1 , (BY AlC+NE'XIlt TlELEGRAPH) , MADRiD, Dkc. 1GTn.-The meeting of ?? C ,tS It postponed to the 10lb January, when the Qleet will the session in person. TuESKay.-The Potlie says that the Ottoratin it; it about to bring the question of the Occupation of pneri by England before the great powers at Constanticopl0, PAms, T~mu SDAY NGEr.-It is said tlat ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL IMIPROVEMENT SOCIETY. The ordinary half-yearly meeting of the membnre of this H society wss held attheir rooms, 42; Upper Sackville-street, yesterday, for the purpose of receiving tbo report of the so council for the past half-year, and for the transaction of other 5O0 necessary businels. The attendance was highly inflsential. re There were present:- W Sharman Crawford, Esq; ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-YRSTFR-Dk.-,? I r-- ?? - ?? I LBY MHAGNXET10 TELEGRApoc.] The LORD CHAttCELLOR took his Beat at tiV, Cock Lord ST. GuruaAns brought up the answer to the in which her Majesty promised her Co-operatio0 is out all measures for the advancement of the countrsi. Earl GuANVILLE, referring to what took place on vious night's debate, declared he was in a poeitioh to tradict two ...

... I LICENSED GROCERS AND V11iTN SOCIETY. i - -. 1Iai ~1IRtrdfi1L The weekly meeting of this soietywas1 held yesteruay The chair was taken by Mir. BEBNARD BRADY, The Secretary brought under the notice of the meeting the 26th and 27th general rules of the society, whicb, it would appear, involved a contradiction more apparent than real By these rules, It seemed to be established that a member ...

... G T The 2VYau0 sumalises the long report of ?? of the United States Treasury, The balance In the treasnry on the let of July, 1866, the commencement of the financial year, was 19,901,826 dole.,'and to thie was added during the year 68;681,514 dole.j makidg a total of 88,582,889 dole., or not far fron- 18,000,0001. sterling. Of the whole '68,68t,514 dole. collected during the year no lees than ...

... LATEST INETLLIGENCEO BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. !I HOUSE OF LORDl)S-YSTmRRDAY. (BY t&KGN aTI TBLEGReABII) a The house met at five o'clock. THIF BELFAST RIoOTS. Lord DUNOANNON gave notice that, on Monday next, be ahould ask the President of the Council when the report of the commissioners respecting the riots at Belfast was likely i to be printed and laid upon'tbe table of the house. .The Earl of ...

... PRIVATE CORRESI (FROM OUR t CO 'EP~o ?? Judging from the quiet manner hich w rej commenced there would appear to be a pleas;1, ratively easy parliamentary campaign before be Lb r But I have seen sessions beginning with eqeejl egwtt nevertbeless gave birth to. politicl burra55 fatal to ministries. The wisest pelitidan cet., estimate of how a session will end from the wears in the first weeks of ...

... THE -r5TH REGIMENT. I. i This gallant regiment, commanded by Lieutenant- Colonel Herbert, brother of Admiral Sir Thomas Herbert, had been charged with cowardice and dis- obedience of orders in presence of the enemy at Bolundshuhur. The 75th, commanded by an Irish- man, and principally composed of Irishmen, had, on repeated occasions, been distinguished for bra- very and steadiness. With great ...

... I I OPrENINa OF TiE N Ew OONVENT AND SoEOOLS OF TTIC IMtMrACUtLATS CoNEcPrION, CLONDALtIN, COUNTY DUBLIrC. -Uwing to the untiring zeal and OXertione of the respected pastor of-the parish, -he -Rev. John Moore, the beautiful convent and spacious schoods attached, designed by W. Caldbeck, Esq.. of Harcourt-street, have been en far coun. pleted as to admit of their being occupied, Monday last, ...

... GENERAL WALKER'WS NEW DESCENT INTN I _- ~W NICARAGUA. U To The Naew York Tribune ea) a the star of filihusterisil hat so far prevailed that Walker, instead of Oinding IL rest place on the bottom of the laulf of Mlexico, as bun e'irg had beguni to anticipate, has succeeded in EffectirgI. 'I at thne old quarters of Lockebridge at Prulta Ar,,, enin Greyrown. Thle story is that he tried Lto enter ...

... I| NORMT DUBLIN UMON.-YrsTHRDAY, FERGUS FARBELL, llsq., in the chair. The other guardians present were- Mr Thomas Arkins, Mar John Dodd, Mr L Carton, Mr J J Bat- ler, Sir Charles C NW Dolvile, Bart, D L, J 1; Mr G Thorp, Mr M, I3avlcan, Mir W Young, Captain Lindsay, D L, J P; Mr Thomas Diion, J1 1- Mr W Graham, Mr J French, AIr Thomas Cosgrave, Mr I ourko, Mr J a leIlydwazn, Mr BI Norwood, Mr ...

... TEIE ARMY. :rFUTENAN4T COLoNBgL HlERt3StT, 75TE RaEacIENT.-We deeply liment to oboerve-in the long list of casualtieareported In the recent Indian diepatches that our gallant countryman, whose name i3 prefixed to this notice, has been slightly wounded' at Dalhl., Moot sincerely do we trust that the next dispatohes will contaiu the gratifying Intelligence that he is ?? recovered to resume the ...