... T HIS DAY'S LO S. (BY MAGNETIC T¶ NEIVS-LET7TFEJ ?? OS1 ., o' Berlin, Januay 13. The President of the Council of Alinisters M. do Mlauleltfel, in openinlg tile Chambers, made allusion, in tie Itoyal Speecd, to tile approaching marriage of Prince Frederick William. InI addition to theBtidget, the Specch amitatuicietil the presentation of projects ,le 6I, tnlon the subject of baniks, sonie ...

... E, IP t VI X. a 5 - THlE DEATH OF IIAI'ELOCK.- (FROM Till' TIMES.) Sel~oMt line al event been ~1?1?CIL~ III thle nat~ion withii In foir' hitter feeling ?? liken1 thet (lentil of Sir'i henry II avelock lit thle close of' lust Niilileifulll ?? pajeiil., It is riot too vinitl to 511)' flint we luti~st go (tait to ?? ulits olth ?? NvIII' liii a hierallel to f llu'iovvrsill $V,1i1iii1 f at d ...

... AMERtICA ANTD THE AMERICANS. (FROM A NEiV YORK CORtiRESPONDRNT.) , New York, 16th December, 1857. T'im (liscomliture and turn-olut of 31ayor Wood heLre, on tile 1st of tile montil, is decidedly an era in the history of New York. . MIunicipal contests arc not contised to Belfast, or rather those in Belfast dwindle to the morest shadow conipared w ith those which yearly take pince in New York ...

... DREADFUL ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE ON THE CALM)ONIAN RAlLWAY. Oxe Tuesdlay afternoon, about six o'clocc, a lament- able accident occurred on tile Caledonialn 1hu of railway, at tile branchi line in co0r1'se of ?? between Cartcosh and Gartshelrie stationl. So thr as Ave luave been able to ascertain ite accident, irjicll lals resilitc i in the death, of liro iidivilsi, arose under tle ifollowing ...

... I INTOLERANCE TO PROTESTANTS IN FRAXCE. PARIS, WEDNESDAY NIGHT.-The annoyances in- flicted by certain members of the cleray, and coli- tenanceil by the local autlhorities, iu the matter of the schools, is not I fear the only one with whic tilhe Protestant mninority in France hlaveII now and then to striggle against. Tlo question is too intetiesting to be lost sight of; liberal men of every ...

... ADDITIONAL DESPATCHI FROM INDIA. OlillCHe MEMORANlDIDf. AMilitary Department, Calentta Nov. 18, IS8. The undersigned has the honour to transmlit to the Foreign Departmenit a copy of a return received from the Inspector-Oeneral of Ordnance, containling the naies of Conductors Scully- and Coleman, and Ser- geant Toyle, who have beeln killed during the mu- tiny, and tihe names of other parties, ...

... COItRE0TED TO TUIE 1ST JAN,., 1858. `1Where two places ar'e imeatieoed, fle last niomed is that at which the delot of the reqlimenl is stationed. CAVAI.1Y. I 27th, Punjab; Chatham 1st Life Guards, Regent's 28th, Malta; Foruiny Park 29tb, Bengal; Chatham 2nd Life Guards, Ftyde Park 30th, Dublin; Isle of Wight Royal Ilorso Guards, Wind- 31st, Gibraltar; Whinhester sor 32nd Lucknow; Chathamn 1st ...

... 141-1 k5almadivil, TIlE ESTABLISHED CHURCI, OxFOUD, JAN;. 14.-In a Colnvocationl holden this morning, the Rev. Frederick MALcan, M.A., Trinity College, Dublin, was admitted ad eundemn. On Friday, a deputation of the parishioners of St. MarIy's, numerously and ?? intllentially composed, waited upon the Riev. D. Mooney, for twenty-three years citrate of that important parish, at his resi- dence, ...

... Haval aliv PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WVAnI Orrice, PALL AILLT, JAN. 12. 2nd Regiment of Foot-Licut. It. ll. l). Lowe, from the 74th, to lie Captain, without purchase, vice Var- don, removed to the 13th, 10th-Major and Brevet Lient.-Colonol W. Fenwick to bo Lieut.-Colonel, without purchase. To be IMajors, without ?? and Brevet Lieut.-Coloncl M. ?? Sparks, vice Fenwick; Captain and Brevet-Major ...

... NATIONAL EDIUCA'T'ION. A IMT INitx Gof fr-iends Cof eduetioii wa.s ldi'lrl ?? as- gun' orl M ondav afrerinjoill to I Iar'i the 0 rupor pre' li'~ed at tile request of' ?? toi clergy inc11 of diii) eront denomninat ions, lv tilie lev. WVinl. Fraser, Pzlirsley~oll the results arid teiideiicieso'5 i lt'hi chie hh- lie ?? exp~erimeunts, fii Grea0t 13riain aid jj Ire'- i land. Mr. BeetHANAN, M.YP, ...

... [FRO31 OUR OWN OOR RESPONDENT.] LONDON, WBD~NEDAY EVENING. Now that the Cockney public has settied into some- thing like mental and physical composure, I may, perhaps, bo allowed to refer to some topics mncon- neeted with the Royal marriage, of which latter event the telegraph and the daily journals havC, no doubt, long since informed your readers. The funeral of the Duke of Wclington and the ...

... fz?t vros. THlE SEPOY ALMANAC. (iRnoi THmi TiMES.) It' we could lookz into Futurity. 01Mld~ii we ho wise in doing so? Cudo'f1~~li'cleaalu owr off evil caiiscqnences from our-selves or others, the mo1rst ciie nrlls amlong us would be ea~ger ennongl to takce a peepjwintlld the curtain; butl, since this, inn- ilies a conitradiictionl in terms, we mafy well rest. eon- t ented in) ouir ig-norance. ...