... LATEJ$T I. xfl,..KAoaXB O A WA T IMIMI& M TOYLX | UEig f INGS, NE StsM . FRANCE. PARIS, DEc. 19. 'be 4'Monitesr eof to-day publishes a deoree openioZ ih, 0?qqtoem House of Straaburg for the irnportatiou of wo,1C52 and cotton yarns of every kind of Belgian and tvglish manuefacture. The SCstom ?? ot Boulogne, Calats, Dnnkirk, Valenpienfle5, Str'asburg, and Chambory aro added to the vsember of ...

... NOTICES TO COBRESPONDENT& An kmw tntnd i for Pubmos must be a tcopenied by AB snams ands resas of the Writers MO ?? for pusiogwo e, bid for 0he Wwfsaoioo the EJA tW. OerrYendenta sho set any speabal vcsue upon their am. ?? muds ke copi l of te, s ?? uWi- tab te r c u uad cutios. Bebug.-Such a document Is legal. J. N,-The authorities of the oollege must advertise .their classes like other ...

... O6iB2SPONDBENO. To toe EnIroi; of the DAILY POST. A, XW, Pl.AIN WORDS AB9OUT THE P iEDEAIAS AN4D CONFRIDERATES. Slr.-It Is with feelings of mingled surprise- and regret that I perne 'your editorlale in relation to the war Is America. Whay your ympathies lso rnodeelde'dlytvowards the so.6aiied flonlederaoy, the great stronghold of-slavery, is a matt OifcOuriosity among all intelligent ...

... CORRESPONPBNOE-i : --['F41LU1p~E'OTHSP REA T PEj ih!1INT i COLLAPSEi OF .HE AIrOB RICN , I'DM'STO3 UTI\ Sir - You correspondent,' Mi. Rinscel assetales the.- question innderdorosideratioli. It is'n'c'lwhther the - stitutions in their action during the seventy-four years prior to the breaking out of the rebellion had proved a fai ure, but whether their failure was proved by the breaking out ...

... MISCELLAN OITS. Ono of the Marine Insurance Compasuies is said to have netted about £60,000. by takicg war risks during the late short period of excitement arising out of the case of the Trent. We hear that a company is being formed, one of the objects of which is to make arrangements for the recep- tion of foreign exenrsionists to this country during the Exhibition time. Mr. Layard, and ...

... I NOTICES TO COKftPONDHNTI All lderd tssinsttlcd for psjetzbioatt niasse Oc aecinipnsate4 by issslsratJ aso addeiel'ecs of f/sr twriteri not recesstta'fp for ;ie.Mossttr. bul for thec itofocgfjea Sa/ f/shea Edstoe. saecnass sosseh anl cup epcis valut ?? their. r,.. sortacetwise musc rcepicop of i/sean, sos acrlt ceaasef nitets'.~ 'stdee snares asss'un rosafs'dor~cbs' . 1, J.'-He remains ...

... PRI VATE CORRESPONDENCE. MARRIAGE OF THE HON. S. J. CALTHORPE| WITH MRS. CREWE. LONDON, TucEsday. I have been respiring an atmosphere of orange blossons. Relays of fashionable clergymen at St. George's, Hanover Square, have been marrying more or less fashionable couples all the morning. The sacred edific rustled with the moving sounds of silks and satins. Pale and tearful brides in veils, one ...

... R{EPRESENTATION OF STAFFORD. Captain the Hon. Reginald Talbot has been selected as ever a colleague of Captain Salt, in the Conservative intereeit. w,,a s Dr. Kenealy, Q.C., has retired, hut the Liberal candidates call have an accessin in the person of Mr. Ed ward Jenkins, a ta harriater, and member of the Reform Club. Hoe has issued butl an address, the tenour of Which would show him to be an ...

... HARROW SPRI' HEt IN, . YESTJ9RDAY.*. SnELLNG STrEP~t.TdAS1E of 3 sovs each, Wih2 -ldd weotgi -for age;wnit be lid for 50 sore; selling allowanceos;abu two nowinner. to ?? Mr.T Bitti's Savannahs, ae,(. h ogine istbre U S M .list 215 (230.) K,,4, . ~, Danislh 2 Mr. ?? Brd laS tionecA ?? Bib .. J. Potter 0 Bottng: II to 4 ascet Pette0nee, IToU ?? and, Ito '2 agst Savannah '-'Pus trio carne over ...

... The Times says that the vote is a great triumph, not so much for the Ministers of the Crown as for the power of public opinion and the machinery of the Constitution. When we look back upon the history of this great question, it is impossible not to be impressed by the fact that the 3 English nation is above all things a self-governed people. The scandal we are now about to remove from our ...

... FPRINCE'S END, WuflT ?? u r,.v, -. , -rT PnlsA I~~rlsls m ?? tiAt). DROWNED WHILST BATHIJNU IN THE CANAL, - Oil Sunday evening, a miner, named James Viner, aged seventeen, was drowned In the canal whilst bathing. The deceased, who resided at GoldsR Green, stripped himself, with two othoas, while warm, and was almost immediately seized with cramp. 13A1:LY Cr.OSI~,-A meeting of drapers' ...

... THE NAILERS' STRIKE: In despite of all that has been done and said, this strike diags its slow leugth along, and, in appearance, is now uo. nearer the end than it was at the commensomeet, nearly seven weeks ago. No real efforts have been made to settle the matters in dispute by arbitration. The- men still show a determined front. the masters make no sign of Conoes- sion, and in the mncantime, ...