... I CLOTHING OF MHE ARMY AND POLICE. I Dr. Borlace Childs, the surgeon to the city police force, has just issued a report, addressed to the Police r Committee, uptn the subject of clothing of that body, which contains some very interesting details. After some introductory remarks, Dr. Childs says:- Cloth- fing suited to the necessities and duties of any body of men expected to be efficient at ...

... I TIHE WINDIHAM ROMIANCE. e ' The Master, on taking his seat on Monday morning, said he was afraid they would lose the services of one g of the jurymen who was ill. Of course a medical man e must be called to give the court information upon the matter. Mr. T. Ballard, of 10, Southwick-place, Hyde Park- a equare, a surgeon, vwas called, and said that Colonel a Anderson, a juryman, was suffering ...

... LAT -E - I i e . LAITEST INELJIGEN0CE. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. clutade'ss T1efram.) Berlin, Monday, Jan. 20. Js to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies M. Crer~ow lFaB eketed president, and M. Bewkum Dolffit 9eona Vice-President of the Chamber; both Tice Presidents belong to the progressive party. (FoMn am rustling F1,6numar of lau nghtA.) Paris, Monday, Jan. 20. The Moniteur of this ...

... THE INDIAT MAIL. I DoaMIIAY, Dxac-uaun 27.-Shirtinge dull and de- cliLing. Blule twist dull and -quotations unaltered. The cotton market is paralysed by the news of the ar- rcst of Slidell and Mason. Copper tile 66d; Miliva opium 1,47 mrupees per chest. Exchange on London, 2.d; government securities 4 per cents, 8li; ditto five-, ?? ditto, Gl per cents, 105i Freights for cotton to Liverpool ...

... not~ ft R . I . * a . I This 'oody held their weeh4y zneeting on Thursday, the 2rTd January, at25i, Bachelor's-walk, S. B. Stilforde ES40 county Wexford, in the chair. Captain Darlhy, essrs Gerion, M. 0tven, Jameil Byrne, and other ratepayers were present. Mr. Stafford, all 'nking 'tht thai', statel that a to- quisition lot ' ciitty meethlf lun Wxcfordwvas in coarse of sigutture, whkch was'e-O ...

... I It.1csmTol; Mrssiom.-Land for the erection of a Catholic chapel in this town has just been purchased on the Nottinghamr Road, and it is generally believed that Ihe foundation stone will be laid early in spring. The Rev. Arthur BItKenna, pastor of thi3 mission, has been for some time past and is still engaged collecting funds in Ireland for this purpose. This will be the first Ca- ...

... I -- -- - CARLISLB-BRIDGE The following plan is suggested, by a correspondent, for widehing this thronged thoroughfare to a sutlicient breadth, in a rnode that will unite embellishment with conyxenience, qnd would involve a comparatively mode- rate outlay in the execution, unattended with any in- tsrzupt'ion of'traflic or Intercourse. during the progress ol. the *o, s. vith wr oachiqvo ...

... A I HINT FOR. THE BRITISH PUBLIC. U9 (FRtOM THE TDIES.) ?as iva A TURN of the wheel, which the American Cabinet fil has managed to make as sudden as possible, brings us a new question. The four American gentlemen - who have got us into our late trouble, and cost us ray probably a million a-piece, will soon be in one of our ports. Any day and hour we may expect to r. ar of their arrival at ...

... YESTERDAY, at noon, thle usual meeting of this body vas held at the Board-room of the Lisburn Work- house-F. FILGATE, Esg., J.P., in the chnir. The other Guardians present were-Captain Jamies Ro- binson, J.P., Lieut. Roney, Jonathan Richardson, Hugh 11'Call, Bennctf Mcgarrv, William AI'Calla, Jimes llegarry, Henry Johnston, Nelson Reid, Jas. R. Eden, and Thomas Spence. ADDRESS OF CONDOLENCE TO ...

... BURNING OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ANTRIM-MEETING EXPRESSIVE OF PUBLIC SYMPATHY. ANTRIIF, MONDAY, 20TH JAN.-A public meeting E of the inhabitants of An trim and vicinity was held N in the Court-house this day, convened by public an- nouncement in the various places of worship. Among others present were the Rev. Wm. Greene, Vicar of Antrim; Geo. J. Clarke, Esq., J.P.; Rev. J. 1H. Orr, ...

... . READINGS BYMR. G. V.BROOKE ANDMISS AVONIA JONES. . LAST night, the second of a series of readings by PMr. G. V. Brooke -and Miss Avonia Jones, assisted by Mr. R. Younge, took place in the Music Hall. The audience was considerable,'and would, no doubt, have been larger had it not been for the inclemency of the weather, which prevented many who would otherwise have been present from leaving ...

... BELFAST BOARD OF GUARDTANS. -YESTERDAY, the usual weekly mnepting- of this Board Iol was hold in the Board-room, at the Union Workhouse IAlhh -Dr. MAGEE, J.P.', in the chair. The other members Iof, Yr present were-Messrs. D. Taylor, J. Suffern, Thomas Te~irn Mr' Gftffikin, John Hamill, Sanitel'Teirney, R. Beggs, J. av Kavanagh, R. Greer, Win. Johnston, Adam Brown, price Iand James Adams. for ...