... TEAB BBLIGObUS DI&YZKSIO.NS IN &.1INf GRONGASo BAST. I Yesterda0Y evn'ing these was a f'rightful riot, re- saldting in thne deatruetlon of much of the church property, in the parish church of Sr. Oeorge-tn'the-Hiaai The morning service, at which thoec Bryan E.ing, thre recour, preached, wasocompiartively trantlail; the atteruoun. Litany serOJO5 was a good deal intorrapltid, and at th 1 ...

... CDCe x~ati jIV04 TrnJ Elute.wo IN AND OUT oi aLACE. Mlr Tilber MheJalle Setnere Mtlno, SL UlaDea..Bohleo. and Ybxnmore; *, nt. O.Tmenne end Dekinyham; ?? Detnat Mtan ShuPe.-Crmmenoe Ut 7. COVENT OABDBN. Tite Eeleo. Mellon . VICTORINE. M.e Sentey. IL Wel Cole. WaVworb. k S. Honey: *NHL Thit.i k YPa -Aad PId IN eoO& Ye M yn M ii d W11an* Y QMor t'lAU: oomen imC.hlrp. n mle l L uctogr~l Illcdo ...

... FEZ PTALZIC DBBT OP SPAfX. t (Transted from the Compendio de la Danda Publics do Espanas by Don J. M. MoliDD) . The public debt of Spain, which was settled by I 21he lar of August 1, 18CI. and subseqent royal decrees and I orders, fedivided ?? of tbe Stare, ditto Publio Works, !ditto ¶Lreutury. . The Dbt of the btate is comnpored of, 5re- Perpetuld I Three per Cent. ~unt., *nd sEWDtdiy, ...

... The Austrian press has received the seech of Queen Victoria with much ill-humour. The Odt- deutsche Post discovers in it a complete new theory of the system of non-intervention, aud which appears to it to authorise the entrance of the Austrians into the Legations. That journal says: We ?? in the speech certain deolarations relative to the eystem of non-intervectlorn worthy of rnemrk. We ...

... V. . eff SARDINIA. r- (BOor oUR OWVN coDarsPofNeDINr) es TURIN, .AN. 27. If I have not many facts to give you in this e letter, I have, on the other hand, the pleasure of t, reporting that the prospects of the Italian ca .e are r clearing up and becoming brighter every day. I' do Y not mean to assert that all danger has passed away, se for the court of Rome and the fallen princes are rs doing ...

... X TIMT CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. The Caipe, mail steamer Dane Captain Hoffinun, bstrived at Plymouth yeste~rday firom the Cape of IGood Hope. Her dates ?? Towni, Dec. 22; St. Helena, Dec. 31; Ascension, Jan. 4. She brinqe ai cargo of wool, wine, and sundries, about 1,0001. in rspecie, 14 passengers, and the mails. On ?? home the Dane tell in with the gale on the 22nd of January, and ooutinued to ex- ...

... IPA)Zv4MANT-dY .&ASINESS FOR YZW rBaK. I MygHOUSE OF COMMONS.-MONDAY, JAN., 10. .1. ~ORDERS OF THE DAY. Motion for S ?? thereupon. Saint Mary in W.Rydal Marriages Validity Bill-Second reading. Peiftions '~of Rlght Bl11-4.Seend reading. ho NOTICES OF MOTIONS. Sit A. AGNaw-.To ask if le I, true ?? con. remain upwardi of seves months in prisin untried, and ?? delayed or declined to take him under ...

... 'I o Ur IrZOTAW BJfAJWA r. A special meeting was hldo on Saturday of the proprietors of this rallway, adjourned from the 14th Inst., fop the purpose of consdderlng end ocallrmlng, if approved of, the details of the agreement foramlmtnghePt- mouth Company with the South WeenCmay ati BUNIrcoas in theobar. Inoetrthe buuiame of the meeting the CnAaimAN ob- sered ha~tan be had stated when they met ...

... GARIB.ALDI ON THE BBITI6rE VOIUNTBBRS. The following letter is published by the eontem- porar to whom it is addreseed: The volunteer movement is now one of the deepest deepeat national importanee. Therefore every word of sound I advice which points out the means of making the armament more efficient must be highly acceptable It will be admitted tbrat, of all mn Garibaldi is the general moet ...

... A N1 VAL AND MILIIARY. - I t . iby()toteanC any(dioal;and J.. tO D. Rogers to the Dastrer. th Surgeons.-Dr. 3. Gallagher, to the Sans Parefl, and W. eesK.Dalton, to the Castor 11, Paymsaster a. Shepherd, to the Racer. .in FUR~TSMOUTH, JAN. 29. 3.The Perseverance, 2. iron sicrew troop-3hip, Uor- to mander E. R. Power, sadetd yeeterday mornling for Corfu, mn having ou board the lothbattation of ...

... CORRUPTION FOR EVER! TO TBE EDITOR OF THlE DAILY NEWS. SlitR,-Lord EAbert Cecil seems to have addressed the house with rare acumen on Bribery and the Ballot on the 26th inst. He ia reported to have said: Recent inquirieshad thrown considerable light on the ballot. At Gloucester, in almost every case, the bribe wee given tothe elector before hevoted; and in seome instanoes the recipient voted ...

... got coun. WINDSOR CASTLE, JTox. 30, a Te Queen, wi-h Princee Louisa, walked in the 5 Home-park this moring and vieited tho Duehess of Kent, at Fmgmoro. Her Boys; Highnes paid her Mety a viet .at tbe Catle in the efiernoon. a Printesa lco ?? Eelena rode in the riding. house. The Prince of Orange, ooompenied by the Prince Consort, visited St. George's Chapel. - The following vieltors left the ...