... I - A SOMEWHAT surprising statement appears in the London journals, on the authority of their correspondents in Paris. It is confidently asserted that the expected Congress in that capital, which was to have assembled on the 19th inst., is now indefinitely postponed, and that no further attempt will be made in that form to give tranquillity to Italy. The cause of this pulling away of the ...

... VHeW DECANAL SCHOOLMASTERS' I i ~ ~ ASSOCIATION. The win ter meeting of th!!d tt-31 was held ?? lI the Parochial S8hoolroom at Nalsea. Lord AucklnidLM Bishop of the diocese, presided, and amongst, the clergy and gbntry present were the Revds. Prebendary Ormnsanney. T. Jackson, B. P. Vaughan, F, Brown, H. Barnard, B. T. Cardase, T Bliss, J. Acres. C. U.Cornieh, W. de Moleyns, P. W. Doyne, Gi. ...

... i1snrrpn~iteur.' I time MR. RARRY'S HEORSE TAMING. 'er- TO the Editor of TheBristol Mcerury.. tho Sn-Hvgbeenso frequently appealed toa~s to the resullt Iofthehateoperpstion of Mr. Raray .on osse~of my .horses;, at the ha Circul, I, have, deeme ipudnthspublicly to expraee MsY btopinion thereon. It is a fact. that the horse In question had a I to voiojua habit of bitinigany pe~rson coming within ...

... I GLOUCESTERSHIRE QUART o TueSdav.S The Quarter Sossion for this county ?? On itiebully, P. B. Purnill, Esq., the 00antkyehairtieapOpreelding.. ?? accoumts connected with tli-e~enP5e5 at the earmoury at Cirenceqtei led to a suggestion that the building should be given up, anudthat thegaol at Horsleyshould be Converted into wan armoury. t t law charged ?? d extrao nearged by the county surveyor ...

... SATURDAY, .JNrA flY 7, 1860. Ties abstract of the national income for the year and quarter ending the 31st December, appears in another column, and, with a little explanation, will be found to afford another gratifying corroboration of the healthy condition of trade and industry throughout the kingdom. It will be remembered that in April last a fall of two pence in the pound took place in the ...

... I BRISTOL TEMPERAIWE ASSOCIATIONi, The fourth monthly lecture of this society was delivered en Wednesday evening, attheBroadmead-rooms, by the Rev.J. F. Sharr, of Worcester, on 'Oar Cardinal Curse, a dihow can we cancel It?' Tbere was but a very oinali attendance; not mowe, we should think, than a hundred persons being present. The Rev. Matthew Diokie had been announced as ehairmsss for tbe: ...

... A apecial general board of trustees of this noble charity was held on Thursday, at the Guildhall, the Right Worshipful the I Mayor, JOHN BATES, Esq., in the ohair; for the purpose of electing a surgeon to supply the vacancy occasioned by Mr. i Harrison's resignation. There was a larger attendance theu is usual on occasions when It is known that no contest will take place. The secretacy, Mr. ...

... I CHRISTMAS WNATICS',BALIP The Christmas ball, given annually to the female lunatiCS, inmates of the Asylum, St. Peter's Hospital. took place onWed-' needay evening, and attracted an unusually large number of visitors. Among those present were Mr. W. Ilerapath (cha- man of the comumittee of visitors) and the Misses Herapath; the Rev. I. C. Brice (chaplain of the Corporation of the Poor) and ...

... ?? __ itool. - - ? -1 SATURDAY. JANVUdnJ 7,18.60. .iW For a variety of interesting Foreign and Domestic News, see the Supplement. BRmsToL SOGAR-MARKET, Jan. 6.-The tone of the market is quiet but very firm both for rawv and refined, and the transactions are not large. Rum continues extremely dull. BaISTOL SAVINGS' Baso.-The general meeting of the trustees, directors, and managers of this ...

... rO)REITGN INTELLIGENCE. I FRANCE. Emas, 2Thursday.-The Monileur contains a decree of the a3paror appointing M. Thonvenel Mlulsterfor Foreign Affairs, splacing unt Walewski, whose resignation bad been Bent ,and accepted. . Baroche is intrusted ad interim, with the Ujuistry for Foreign Affairs, until the arrival of M. Thouvenel. The Paris correspondent of the Daily News states that, the Oiagress ...

... THE ASSOCIATED BODY OF CHURCH SCHOOLMASTE RS. Thie important association, which, it wilU be remembered, held Its sixth annual conference in Bristol, met during laest week In London, and wo are glad to find that several teachers from Bristol and the neighbourhood took part in ita proceedings. Among those present were Messrs. Sergent (President), Vlla- thorne,Wllson, Biggs, Baden,Haawkins, Dee ...

... - BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAP'H. BANKRUPTS.-!rom, Last Night's Gooertol john Augustus Josolyne and Thomas Taylor, High Holborn, London, milliners HeerJebboy Itustorojee, London, merchanlt japies Grefg, Holloway, Middlesex, baker John Chamberlin, Rupert-street, London. Wheelwrighti James Aylett, East Horntdon, EsseE, baker, D)avid Simpson, Hatton-garden, London, goldsmith Henry Cottrell, Bristol, ...