... I DISABIUTIEB OF AMERICAN PERSONS OF 'II TO TEr EDRTOR OF THE DAILY NeWs. 8Th,-I beg to forward to you a correspoudinnoe whicha baa recently taken plece between Kim B. P. Remsouds a frieeborn American lady of colonr with whom I kas the howaor to be acqasinted, and Mr. Dallu, the American ?? In thin country. I add a copy of her passport. You will observe that a visa to Min Remond'e passport is ...

... UNfp.BR1T7 LoCAL 1txANJ.iT)O2B. Yesterday a meeting of schoolmasters who bave sent in eandiates for these eximinations wast held at th, Society ot Arts, John- street, Adtilpid, to take into cionstdsra- tion the' preaent sitats Of the whole qu'atlon of University local 4maminstione. with. the view of promocting wome arrangement between the Univeraiiies of Oxford and Cambridge, so that there may ...

... CENTRAL (nor OVA 8PECU.L OOn orDs1X,.) FLORENCE, DNo. 51. The news was middenly spread hare tis morning that, owing to the protest MLde against M. La- gueronnires new pamphlet by the ourts of Rom, Naples, and Austrin, the Congren had aain been postponed sine die. Great therefore is th edeto. ment whioh prevaila both at Palsazo Veehlo and among the people of this city. Although I am not in a ...

... SPBCIAL SUNZP.A Y SBR VICES. t ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL. Yesterday evening the first of. a ntew series of spaciel services took place at St. Poursa Cathedral, and, not- withstanding theocheck arising from extremely bad weather, the attendance was very large. There were a few Improve- menes in the arrangements, esa compared with those of the previous services, which experience bad naturully ...

... TO TI1E RDITOL OP THI DAILY NEw.k SIB,-I 6ee you have employed your pen a good dte lately on the aubjectof the volunteer iifle movementi and a that you have ineerted many articles bearing on the matter, s which is indeed one of great importance. Now, r avo~ not, among those who apprehend an Invasion, so long as we can retain the euprotesoy at sea. At ?? events, it cannot be sodbrnpiltshed ...

... Gas JONOPOLY. Last night a meeting of metropolitan delegatesf wa held .in the vetttrj~rcom of 8t. Mertlz'e, in order en coat- elder She question of tl *ttyply ol gs lhe ?? dole. gatee were present: Dr. -Blehtarfner Marylebone; Mr.I Goedson and Mr. ieily, Watminetter; Mr. Mel, or eec, anid Mr. Chhnnook, SI. Jomtne\t Wesmnluacter; Mr. Sttattec, Mr. Jeffree, sad Mr.Wearrn, Lmbeth; 1cr. Potter, Mn ...

... 'TUELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.1 The following telegrams have been received at Mr. Reuter's office | ROME. MARSEILLBS, JAN. 3. Letters from Rome to the 318t ult, state that Cardinal Antonelli had announced that he woild leave for Paris on the 12th of January next, and that no counter order was yet positively kuown. In reply to a demand of the Financial Consulta, the Pope said that he had received ...

... LBTTR .FOM TER POPE. the The Dublies, .Arosiing News gives a Latin copy of the, letter from the Pope, in reply to the adidrees of Symptby adopted by the Roman cathiolic prelates at their Meein la Dublin on the ltd November lest. The following Is a tran- wl lation:pn T0 OUR VENIERABLE BROTHEtR PAUL, ARCHBSHOeefP 01 uepi DUBiLtr, ETC. A To our venerable brother and dearly-beloved sons health ...

... - -- a The following telegrams have been received at Mr. Reuter's THE MORTARA (ASR-ARREST OF THE CHILD-STEALER. MODENA, JAN. 2. In aousequence of a demand made by the family Mortars, who gave proofb to the Government that the kidnapping of their child had been ordered by the Rev. Father and Inquisitor Filetti, the latter has been arrested. Judicial proceedings have been instituted against him ...

... Zbte 3aafW 1t100. 1!nle Evasyrra KING BEXE'd LAUGUTER.-Aud the ew ra~toeeahn ot JiCK AND SHE BEAN STATK. Senere Mible, HK Y~ahl. H. iloleno. and Tlexm: ?? 0. Tarnner an,2dHooing- O t; Madae Hlene andtE Bb rpo.-Oommenoat7. COVENT GARDEN. THIS EvayINe. Me ton's VICTORINE. Meer. Wa'worth, n. TIWalh Coeitd, an.Goo: Mime.dall. Parepa-&nd puss ant MOT.Hus an.Ian.&Tlln iM. Clr Mrd n 1115 Ilob nb ...

... .w I I . 1~~~psHoq., coron~hel on t 1~~rh beforeo T. Wo. Phil wa hel _ bkeDa'i, yougwoman, 18 years of agwoanitss~sd~ hi a o I o Messrs. Dodd and Wiisiias'saflidagolsron1a -road an, Wolverbampton, as reported in Itora'sDij.Nes b throewod sh~ everal svers cutsma~id bei~sesense by ofii h lane, abosut two o'clock on Touesday aleurnoon, whn a till .the denesod'walking across the ileld. She ...

... As the existing practice of buying and selling dcommiswions in the army is likely to be onsidered it during the coming parliamentary session, the follow- i iog illustrations of its working aw not without t- interest. The Gazette of December 20 informed us of the 3, following arrangement:- Coldstream, Guards- - Lieutenant and Captain and Brevet M jor Lord d Binghae to be captain and lieute=n.t ...