... .;A A T$ T NEWS. -R ELSTRIZC. TE'-L& RAPHI A Te s ONIGN INTEL--r ,V ile vaseao Uic thelssel iviit Which the sumpt Wu ss . geed oppecite. Point acde is said to be the Irqnoi, Wh the fight was over one of the emb hoebtd a Biag on lseE ?? of slght. Theombat sW daboat THE MEXICAN EXIMMITION-. T we Head P&i orrespondent ?? is stated by a ?? paper, -ait -the report. is oon.ired in official qurters ...

... L I V ER -DPo 0L B W S. . (From our ?? Correspondent.) - -- Janary.19. THE DRSTRIYCIIQX. OF C~fABLSTo5; EAtRBOUR In my yesterde's fcommnication I ade1 ageneal' alluaion to the co Ipideng wb datak pigce batwa the 6hiioWzers' AS&ociatioaz of thii port and EariAsell, on the But5j0qt of-blki IDg uir ?? d tb. tbreot of Bmiiary deetroying others by ordors ii Fe . GovernmeX lno w ie: condition ...

... I par ??7 11 StreetY ass.brokes. into,.Audmvo Twls of ge Spaish breed ?? olL A maa named .e4otbart, ?? a noie amonat thie hens, ralsed'is 'willdiiw and ealed out, when two men Irat cff, sid ahoy eiind out by a hole inthe rcof aj jjk. Iwse mane off. Be dettib fiveneas amissi, sia others were foonaddead.U wthb-or iseaw the hen lhonese. .- ?? PoLs C-uoxJBi. Twelvc persons- were brotght be. faie ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY S. ?? IT will be observed, from a paragraph in o0ir second edition of yestarday, that the British Fleet on the 1st of this month, amounted to the great number of 856 vetals - of all rates . and classes. 1Beside3 this msgnificent fleet, there were stationea at the various ports of Great Britain, Ireland, and the colonies.150 line-of-battle ships fit for harbour duty, ...

... REC UE O- A- CEW AT l -S : E SGCUOFA RERW-AT SE&-. ux..khW M ?? et h~~sah If the recent gales i;s the 'Nort tlantic-have been pro, ductive ofi muc disaster W onr merchant shipping, they blav6 also been itatruaientalim calling into exefrcse some Of r -the noblet ?? of inind and heart in our sea-faring oj men.V We lately had occasio to notice a gallant rescue at T eea by one of our ocean ...

... CAM1PDELTOWX-JA1. 22 I. . 1] A An n-_a:A ?? ;is- 6h 1 YAsOMc PROCESSION .- On Fsidaynight, the Brethren o6F B St. John's Lodge made their annual procession throughf t'th k i streets of the town. as is usual they were attended bya fc I great cotcoutse of the juvebile inhabitants, iny of whom e acted ae Inkboya, manking night resplendet. The first i I in the march was the Lbras basiduf -the ...

... LA T-EST' N:E WS. HERALD OFFui Sa ?? n BY ELECTRIC ,TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. The Doiyi Hws' Paris oorrespondst ltsrpetaths address ?? Emperor, on New .Year's-Day, to the clergy, as ene¶ ingtbt a serious attem~pt is about to be ade to settle the tesms forthe tracostion of Rom~e. 'The sane crrispphndent, in alluding to the Emperor's assurance to th Senate that he relirs upon their aid to ...

... IWATFM COMkrrftm,? , , ?? -.C L. tl-M.6 The montblv Meeting of the Water Committee wee Dell- the c Ireael eserday-the Lord Provost in tke chair. I NA tIEE COLLIMCTOMS. em Mr. M1'rrntgi stated that, at 6th January, the rates col. Ri lected amounted to £50,210, O&e 9(., being an increase over dii last years colections at the samie date of £776, 14w. 1'L. : b ¶_ti!5 was very gratifying, but still ...

... iNEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE AND THE pAPACY. le Two despatches from the Blue Book presented to the Ia Legislative Body have been published in the French papers. , c Tbe fi7t, from M. Thouvenel to the Marquis de Lavalette P dated arie the 11th of January, 1862. AL Thouvenel le ihforms the Marquis that he is about to give a complete ex- position of the views of the Government of the Emperor on ...

... i L ONDO, -JANUARY 9. The PortuguesejChamber of Peei is now. eAgsJ In discuesing the draft ofa an address to t Kg, - . prayixrS h MaWI j t to narywlthia the shortest ?? from Partugsl Is much, more sa,tl 1- * faetoiy, the ~Infante Don :Augosto being better; auldi -ihe-3ing quite welL.; ?? MORTALITY IN TrHH PAnin HOSPxr'i .-A1ewcJ correspondent ritess- :- 7he latedlodusini at %le Acadernie de ...

... I 09MV &NTVYTft LsatI nigbat, theeqigoeetyothn i Lat ntht,-theengath iuial soiree of the Grocters' Younog Mean' Early Cloing' As80iation took place' in the City BaL,' The ball wi taste~ully deorated, ad wascompletsly filled by a large and 'brilliant assemblage.' Hugh Wright, REq, ccupied the chair, and wag aecompanied by 'te fol- lowing gentlemeni viZ :-Rev. r 6c rane, Dr. Corbet; Bailie Brown ...

... I AA ?? ..S, I _ -A0A w DA_ rers XL %IUL ILu L lZ r LILA. . : A special general meeting of the County of Perth was held within the Justiciary Hall, Perth, on F'riday, at twelve o'clock'noon, for the purpose of adopting an address of coa- dolence to her Majesty the Qceen on the lamented death of the Prince Consort. There were ?? Dalke of Athole, Lord Kinnaird, Lord Charles Ker, Sir P. ML Thriep ...