... . _ ._ ?? _r -L_ . - The usual January meeting of this body was held yeterday. the 1lst fallinv on a Sunday, and there being several qneelious of public interest on the notice paper, therel wafes a fell attenlance. The MWAYORL (W. Kelsall, Esq.), presided. The minutes of the preceding meeting having been read, Mr. BROOK, in raely to Mr. COXON, said he could not aefinitelY state v hen Beceton ...

... ,MIS CELLANEOUS. W55 With the commencement of the yea r comes the tefirst number of 1Cassell's Illustrated History of England,sr to by William Howitt. TinE REv. B. J. HATOR'S CASE.-The foreman is Vsand ten of the jury who convicted the Rev. Mr. Hatch on ohd a hreo neetasal aesge memorial to the fo[ud , ersotigta f h at now Stated by the porisnri ?? proved before aI them, the would hve ...

... v d ?? (By British and Brish Magnetic Telegrsaph.) IREUTER'S TELEGRAM.j FRANCE. PARIS, Monday, Jan. 2. The Moniteur of to-day publishes an account of the recep- tion of the diplomatic corps at the Tuileries. The Moniteur also states that yesterday Cardinal Morlot celebrated Mass at the Tuileries. The pamphlet on the Roman question was at frst well received among financial people in Paris, but ...

... L.A B al la 4-u - - M a s - d >1 a~ D lent Th olwti gt |The following are the arrivals of grain into this tl iaoh port from Dec. 30, to Jan. 2:- b. % 1 Name of vessel captain. cargo. Where from. o nda Vivid ?? .. Lanes ?? Wheat ?? SuttonBridge. t1 Ire- Providence ?? Cawthorne ,, Maldon. el u.) Castleford ?? . R41ph ?? ,, ,, oi Raglan ?? Ralph ?? ,, T c Eve ?? Sutoliffe ?? ,, it Rose .Wray ?? ? ...

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... a THE exciting topics to which the EsP8sOnR's 0 New Year's speech might have been stppos'd to allude,, are only conspicuous from their absinee. Under the mask of vague assurances, general aaser- tions of respect for recognised rights, and soothing promises of his efforts to maintain peace, all the I secret counsels and designs that were revolving in the | Imperial breast are inscrutably ...

... aura. _ ?? From what has already appeared in the columns the of the Afercurg, our readers will remember that a wsek or ten days ago the Boron! b Justices issued a warrant for the seizure of a number of wax modele, at th at time on exhibi- Bobs tion at the top of -Brlegat., under the name of The Leeds Hun Anatomical Museum.7' This proceeding was taken under datih the provisions of Lord ...

... rALO CAL NEWS.) 'as As LEEDS. on TUESDAY, JANUARY 3,186O0, o .72 Tiff OPENING OF P.,t~A9f-h Queen Will C a .u PAYSON; but the Court will not remain d, en onfor thieseaion ont thtaccount. idit Lord Clyde, we are informed from an authentic VI 32, source, will, in all probability, arrive in Dover from India cotby thseoverland route, vid Mareeilles, on or about the 15th f led LORD MAOAULAY.-The ...

... TWENTY LIVES LOST. Le Onl Friday afternoon, while the Grand Trianon, Thi Ian emigrant ship bound for Adelaide, was lying in the ~an t~i Mersey, a number of riggers and others, who had finished the ye ntheir work, got into a boat to go ashore. The exact numberevr is not known, but it is variously estimated at twenty-sir to and w In thirty. Mr. J.. R. Clarke, the waster of the vessel, was ...

... IFOREIGN AND COLONIALj 'FRANCE., ]D. r. THE EMPEROR'S NEW YEAR'SSPEECEH. rol1 *To-day, at one o'clock p.m., the reception of the diplo. is I mati orstokpace in the Selle du To~ne. The ambas!, o 'adors, -headed by the Papal Nuncio and the first attaob6is of, the bethe Enmbassies stood round the throne ;- the. secretaries and B aj other attsebda iumained behind the ambassadors. ..On enter- we ...

... Oa IWODHOUSE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY F i AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. H B seee ,tall Yesterday evening, the ninth anniversary of the this Union of the above associations, and of the erection of the building in which they carry on their operations, wasl cele- was brated by a soair6c in the Mechics' Hall, Woodhouse,j was under the presidency of the Mayor (W. KELSALI, Esq.) not Tea was provided in the ...

... *- A CORRESPONDBIST of the Times, writing from th Milan, says that the French pamphlet bas produced au nat 62 immense sensation in that city. and has quite reinstated LA. NArOusox 111. in thu good opinion of the Italians. The 52 change which freedom has wrought in the press of Northern Of .Italy may be judged of from the fact that a new journal at 67 Milan had the whole of the pamphlet sent to ...