... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... NAVAL AND MZLLTAIY. We mentioneda- few day a moe that two regimenti, now at Mediterranean stations, would be sent by the overland route to India. The corps selected are the 7 ?? Llght Infantry at Maltan Ed the 92d Highlaidersat Gibraltar, 11is5 Royal lighness the General Commatndl r6g In Chief has des red that the soldier'e haversack be worn across the right shoulder and over the accoutrements ...

... M4 eclualt,00urit DUBLIN: WEDNESIAY, DECEMBER~ 28, 1867. _ . ,- - - -_ _ w TRE MONEY CRISIS IN ENGLAND. The crisis from which the commercial public is as just beginning to emerge has had its evils, and ha they were many; yet we doubt whether the expo- ag sure of the rotten system by which the credit of sex public and private swindles has been sustained in ahi the sister country will not more ...

... : I RELIEF OF LICKNOW. EAST INDIA HOUSE BOARD DESPATCH. Luchnow was taken on the 17th November. Sir C Campbell arrived at Alumbagh on the 12th. The fighting commenced on the 13th. Two guns were captured from the enemy and the fort of Jellabad was destroyed on the 15tb. After a contest of two hours we succeeded in occupying Del- kobh and Martincere. The enemy attempted to recover their position ...

... |EXTACTS FROM FUNCH'S ALMANAC FOR _S8, FROI M . PUC , ?? a- Sentimnent for fts Peace Soctty.--If larn to have a brush-let It be with the Shoeblack Brigade. ?? Aeow Year's G~ft.-Certain facetious benchers of the to Inner Temple bavo got up a subscription to purchase a pound of - butter, and send it, on the 1st of January, to the AMaster of the ie .Rolls.; Thbewoman who curtails her fair ...

... I n I A special meeting of tho town council was held yesterday n In the City Rlal, i8 The Right Eon. the LORnD Myca In the chair. _ The following members were ?? Lord Mayor Elect, iB Aldermen Darcy, D L, J P; Smith, Kisnalan, J P ; Farrell, J P ; dHoato, JP; and Lnnmbert. Councillors Dowlin, arton, Lalor, Rdan, Plunkoett, Whelan, Carroll, Codd, J P *BonslL Tracoy, Redmond, Fronch,'Scally. ...

... AN BNGLISH SHPOY. At Exatel, before Mr. Justice Willes, Jonathan Roose wee Indicted for feloniously assaulting Jane Stone, and causinga injuries dangeroue to life, with intent to kill and murder her, d at Torquay, on the 11th of November. It appearei that tile % prisoner, who Wee 21 years of age, lived with hlis uncle Mr. b Mitlohelmore, who was a wine and spirit merohant at Torquay. The ...

... MILiTARY MEUTrE. During the past three nights the entire of the western end of the city, at both sides of the river, has been kept its a state of excitement and terror by bands of soldiery belorig- ing to the several regiments now in garrison, who seem to- have thrown off all restraint, and to be totally indifferent to the lews of military discipline. Since Cbristmas night the public ...

... ST. JOSEPa'S KSYLUM SBURMER-HILL. The annual Christmas bazaar and fancy fair, in aid of the funda of this meritorious institution, known as St. Joseph'd Asylum, for aged females, Portland-row, Summer-hill, was commenced on Saturday, in the Bound Room of the Rotunda, and, so far, we are glad to say, bas been as succeseful ds Ila most ardent supporters could deeire. Any attempt At ebfld: gialog ...

... LICENSED GROCERS' AND VINTNERS' SOCIE TY. I Tno usual weaksly meeting of this ?? wae held yesterday, Mr. ISAAC COLE in the cbair. in The Seoretary read a letter from Mr. William Llain, cf in Cork, expressing his thanks fur the recognition of the society, w by a resolution passed at a former meeting, of the manner in which he had recently Spoken of it. &a; S, s The following letter was then ...

... MUSEUlM OF TTE ROYALI RISH AC.4DEMY. . I. . I-. ,f a i itp w IM ?? wan b ed Rttailrsd that amount Of culture Which t enabled him to ?? flint aud stoflO into weapons and tools, we FOUst suppose that ho availed himself of the tim- I beretf the forest (when so located) to form a club as an im- I planiont of protection or offence, to make a wattle for hie but, end to construct from the slender ...