... GBlnDD 27N8 RAILWAY COMPANY OP The followinig is a report just issned by the LonAon directors of this company. To it are appended ?? from -. Blackwell, the m inagng director; Mr. Sianley, the general manager; and Mr. Mackenzie, the locoluotive superinterdent: T hike London directors of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canda, in referring to the annexed report of 1r. BlawckWel, the managing ...

... T2 JIC DEA TH OF AN UNKYSO W NY MI, I sinC 11 ver' tvour cm th :a1 re bledl . lllel Shina ath o sati velvet ather. bes o tm wa! .e top r by . Witt h side white smaul n. A across white [onde, violet I with It bow to and side. nauve made dered mntent Teath ,, and blon, pear- ls the a two At roint. 3mall o the de of ud is Last week a tragic scene occurred on the Floating Har. hour near St. ...

... THE WEST-4-N-DIA71D-b PAC O I~ ?? . . , UU ' 0 -OUTHAMPTONT, DEC. 3SV The Royal Mail 64mpany'a steamer Seine, Cap., tain Revett, ?? above mails, has arrived; she brinag 79passengers, including Commander Grant-RN.,fromL Jamaica; Captain B. Burton, from the Pacific; and A. G. Doorman, Hamburg Consul in Mexiep. The Seine brings specie value 1,987,315 dolm,; of which about 320,° dols. is 'gold ...

... . rXROU OUR OWX CORRESPOXWDElT.| DUBLIN, MONDAY. T1B REV. DE. CAHILL AND THE 'IMPEROR NAPOLEON. This reverend gentleman, who, I believe, has ceased to exercise the sacred functions from which a be derives his title, has for the n ce left ofl send- ing us apocryphal ?? f the condition of his countrymen in the United States, and taken to lecture and castigate the Imperial Ruler of prance, upon ...

... THlE EMPEROR OF CH]LVA'S GARDENS. 'ark, Since the recent occurrences at the North, a great deal of that interest and conjecture has arisen with regard to the Sum- ates mer Palace of the Emperor near Pekin, Yten-min-yuen. sere The large quantity of silks, treasure, and valuables of dif- Pi1g ferent kinds found in it have naturally gives. rise to many a of pa- opinions of its grandeur and ...

... EX2Z V3SIT>E FIRE IN LEEDS FLAX MILL, _ _I ias A little after six o'clock, on Sunday night, MIr. William tout Briggs, one of the resident managers of the extensive flax wer, aill at Hunslet, near Leeds, worked by Messrs. E. Briggs vebut and Co., discovered a fire in the western corner of the block nen,of building occupied as the warehouse. This building, e to which was IlOft. long by 30ft. ...

... - [VROK Oup OWN CORRESPON&DNTJ] PARIS, SuNDAY EVENIX.X JTATTEZ{DiNO COVST TUMz's ADTTOUBT-!ONiST IN ,7 CODIlCGT 0F T;IzE LxutOR KArOmOx-M. GiiStyiS D71 (&WAONAC' e T'uANGULA DUES. I havo received some highly interesting parti. culars regarding the arrest of Count Teleki, de- rived from excellent authority. After Count Teleki had been some days at Dresden (and, mark, he went there not for any ...

... THE PIBA TES INT T7E CIINESE SEAS. I the The following is an account received from Mr. nded Thomas Taylor Meadows, her Msajeety's Consul at .he Shanghae, of the recent attack made on him by -pirates on the Yang-tsze .lwaof I believe I shall satisfy a commoR wish among my friends the bare, and possibly impart to foreigners generally some infer. l n. ation useful in these times, by giving a ...

... VA CANCIS,2S APPOINTdIf1NTS, X VD PROMO.. TIONS IN ZTo.U CIVId .'E1?4 - - . .1. -- .- -- - - _.-8 yx lis- Foreigni-oPce.-Ir. railois HoNvard Vyso, vire- cim consul at Jeddo, and acting consul at Kanawa, has been so- apl:loited her Majesty's consnl at lianagZlia, Japan ; Mr. James P. Harris has passed his examination as paid attacho. nd ThreTreasqnry-Mr. William Law, first class clerk, bas ...

... THE CATHOLIC CUURCR IN CHINA. The .oniteur of Sunday reverts again to the be ceremonies that accompanied,.or followed, the sig- nature of the treaties with the Chinese Empire, to pa add some further details to those already given. M The only portion of these details that possesses novelty for English readers is as follows :- SE 4' Since peace has succeeded to the rgyimic of war, the Com- of ?? ...

... COM.TVY RIFLE ASSOCJZATIONS. has vhich ;end- lition ;aken 3r of tap a He apart the formr it is inti- eates- or to recall a the Eng- to do Pe it ell as eight sole oring 3 way y the tle if ht tc a.! re- his ?? an tc . Ca- -esen1 your takes were mci if .ooses agg an t the ntific e less more ersial ct by prost eekl5 e un- w lac erant bluse ;, for *ge of Itim- d for veral land appy oet's were ople, ...

... - fig> -- [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] GENOA, DEo. 29. The question of the cession of Venice continues to occupy the public mind and the press pf Northern Italy. The articles by M. Graudguillot in the Con- stitutionnel have been the subject of much praise and approval by all except a small minority, who have their own very well-known objects in wishing for war, and ridiculing any suggestions ...