... I* :rEO&,I~t ?? , e Imy . _'lSI A.. K I U 1 O I 1±t mniemrs to tblabody I ho retired at thb'er1dol'ast y, Wtdn -b;X j & w wbe ieove nlaon ~tO-th ?? of M;ss. re, FarMworbbGtAve,, James are pub forward by the rato- &ps of the betters repeived by, man of theoommittee,'from iopos6d to be noninated cuent servant, (Sgnedl) ,la Sirh-.I haveX to ledge 'the reeipt. of your colnmimnleatioa of the 21st ...

... -TO DOROFENTS. Wo aet soiany to return beormed, r 1 Thleb we ie yoS aij ounelem. panyu otehatoth should alaysh bo e'be writlhtl . a or n10 tno an so ob f oali1enil Increses tha dI~eeu\¢ of ~t g spaco for tbedo, whst- evr Ic inte otad for Ineerdon est bl shlhengtoatad by thc name ed addres of the writer, not nrceurlily for publics^- ~ion, buir U a SO^ntee ol his yosd fvI1ti. Tae M =f3~ TuNigL. ...

... EX O . .IO- I . I K. Oiarlle geormnigt, 2aiged't 18, wasexexcuted at [a York, oZiSaiturdayf. for thmurder pf'r Broughton, ?? I'l gnhltji'atid the -lparned jlwye'had passed sentence qf' Fe death uo'lih e~~vr nih~~se and was uwiable,,without assistaci,ce'toiwalk frpai,th' IGE acrka the CiatIrdY44and th6eocq to tlid con-~ ~T doc scrol On ar riving- Iii this' akierncn Nor. nileglo Wa rtly ...

... TH; NE3W YEAR. We are not perhaps too sanguine when we c express the hope that the year 1860 will be a one of national prosperity and social and political progress. Though it inherits from its predecessor a full average amount of diffi- culties to be overcome, perplexities to be solved, and dangers to be averted or met, it I also inherits golden opportunities t6 be im- I proved, and promises ...

... LOCAL INTELAQENLEI I J. B. Atkinson, master of the Mary and Eliza, of Port--mouth, on returning to Sunderland from Cpn biagen, has been fined £5 for neglectint deie 3h ?? Ipapers at the consulate at pebenii accordance with setions 13 and 279ofte erht sfibionig Act. t Lo6S3 OF THEI SIR HENRxY Pom'rNtRn._Intel. S ligence was received on Saturday of the logs, tn £ Carmarthen Bar, of the barque ...

... TIHi uRY TO THE LO,% THE INDIAN. Thinsi lry Wm re ed on Satii before Mr. Mazisfeld, sti1*ndisr Iagietrate and Capt. Harris, nautical assor to he 1osrd of HPrade -,Mr. Jame Stewart he his Stateen k etofficer of the Iakdian, in currentatoffn Sa tleaniPrevnsday, said that the BIdveravy Ti influenced by the winds., nab the Sondings .era n~eodb h waves. ere W uenood b t The d t of John Hendersonc, ...

... -7 . SaLVr OPUOiI ILzX MUPRZMA. ; StUMMARY. | The revenue returns for the year and the qnarter ending December 61 will be found in 1o-day's Mercury. So far as the quarter is concerned, there is a slight in C , 172;i but there is a decrease on the year of C216>62O- The falling-of however, is more app?'~.1 than real, and is accounted for, in :firsb place, by a decrease of £1,514,000 On te ...

... --SECOND - EDITION. E~ LHWMIW AND )1AGkisCzTw -Rs Mnjor Glyn; of the rifle brigide, who distinguiahed himself in India, died on the way home. . ?? THE CONGRES.. The Time says-- It looks at the present moment so if there would be nonongress. The announcement that France and Englandar in accord has disappointed the whole hott Of our ill-wishers ont the continent, and the COurtiers ho. were ...

... T L ; E P: - I C SA. 3TH MPItC r. 'lgWS. RU!AR' ISTELEGIAMS. AT HE, TU1LE . . . SPEEH' OFB TEII3 ElisElbOJX.. 2 - - . : A-, SnD:AY4JAif 1. To'day- stone o'clock, pm, the reeption' f the. dlonmatlo corp's took pacinthe Salle du mi The Ambassadors, hrd~i by the Papal AuDciO and the first attachs of the sinbasoles,-stood round the' thtone; the seocretariesiand other attaph6s: re- maned behind ...

... METEOROLO IAL SmJT Deduced from ?? taken at thoi Iver ool ,i Observatory during 4o week 'endingg 8aturgyn IDecember Si1 18;59. Latitude, 53° 24' 48'WN. Longitude, g e 01 ?? W. b fl; Da1ta; °U.9 rig ?? 1 ?? .%.UO afO o 0 i WUs ATim . Dy Iern I . ?? d .S4lmobiohofajir 1i' B U>|f mitrmepueaugsem ?? 2uarp toot 0 XiIo~t day. forh J iai i : -7 ni ?? i e . N O - a 0 --dt I3rb ',dD ...

... lO~iL INTELLIq R- N ..ii, - ?? -INTELLIG-ENCE, I ' ?? Acordn toa t80b ~ ~ ii4.eg'tos molasses were delivsred fro h bon~ded wkeust 'free of dnty, for distillation (der the actoe h~s -18tji and A19th Viotori1a'cap., ?? ithe wee-tddh ?? ItIrERPOOL.-The Ozco .itpa Eeaty published on Mandgy gives.a ietilin ONC~i numnber of ships-et inwards Ai: tpdsi~~ the fospjtad! Ptiapri.frth w~keded e anYI4 ...

... - II . I- - I- ? .; ; ; - FOREST INTIJIt FRA?RD. - *PA~RIS, FitDAY 'RVENX1NG.' An event ocourred at ,greater sensation thdre than anthing remembered' 'ince the suapesbiboi'f FL. Michel (euss) in, (i ~tthink) i8341 :In: the '16th chamber of coriectional, Stpohice~primfdadloverby X.Glelaln deBontifi; a aof ] pohitild breliiee on forhearing. Ki.VaahtAirtthe ~ anher f abookcalld La Demockh~teie' ...