... TURIN, JAN. 21.. Thr, French of the Roman garrison give syarmcorasn of reginnin to be, it not ashamed, at least teied of aiding and abetting Bourbon brigandage. Tao arrest tf tan brigand offieers at Alatri has b~ee~ hailed In Italy Ae the beginning of the end. A. rench com- p any, quartered at Frosinono, mnar',itsd lip to that rontler place, where they were hardly expected, and there caught ...

... LATEST AND TI'-l I'~-GAPHIiC NEWS. THE PRINCE OFk WALE%. The Gos elte contains an order that in fuiare In all prayers, litanies, and collects the words Albert Edward Prince of Wales be inserted instead of -'Albert Prince of Wales. GAZETTE NEWS. The Gazte contains the usual proclamation for the sssembling of Parliament for the despatch of bust- ?? on the 6th February. A notice from the ...

... MXRSEY DOCKS BOARD, ?? The nsual weekly meeting of the Mersey Docks the and Harbour Board was eld yesterday, in tise rge board room of the dock offices, Canning-plaoe. Mr. Thakin presided, and the follow ig gentlemenl were _ 8I5opresent :-Iesto. acharles turner, Mof. John Wade, So.P, Brooklebank, Farswortf A1 eetonf Bushell, 8umith, Arnold, Mondel, Boult, Hubbaok, Tobin, Bold Ferie, KMendlr S. ...

... I The destruction of Charleston harbour is an act fortunately unprecedented in the annals of warfare. There have, indeed, been times in which no piece of retaliation would have been considered too barbarous to be resorted to by belligerents, but in such times the resources of science have happily fallen short of the malignity of man. Since science has been developed into the all-powerful agent ...

... jTHE ROYAL NAVAL BESEIW . 9287 clalis hove been received and 8229 vonteas i enrolled In the principal ports. 24 hold aortifixate of competency as masters and Il.oertlficatesotcom. patency as mates; 17 holda betificates of service as masters, and 38 ?? of service as mates. total holding certificates 195. The force embrss :U45pettyocers Intbemznerchetsevoe The num. her eurolred In the port of ...

... LONDON, TuISDAY AFTRi2ooN. A very general desire has been displayed by dealers to.day to refrain from extensive operations until the arrival of the next mail from New York, and, in consequence, very little business isdoing. Thefirm- rness evidenced in transactions In the funds yesterday has not been maintained, but the dealings In the railway share market show more favourable prices. On ...

... FRANCE PARIS, MbONDAY EVRNING. The Moniteur has the following:- La Patrie publishes in its number of yesterday an article beaded 'The Constitutional Empire.' That article, though written in the beet spirit, contains views upon the Constitution of a nature to challenge a controversy, which is one more proof of the inoon- venlence of opening a discussion upon the ground of the fundamental pact. ...

... e MONETARY T.]NWS.-Total amounto2 Importations I e aud expartati Ong for the week end;,d January 15: 1 Imported, £r,97,927; exported, £42,t)68. ELYAT, ox OF Mi. W. DILKE To A BARONBTCY. D -Mr. We atworth Dllke, jun., ts gznetted a baronet , of the UD ited Eingdom. f At Fsamburg, on the 15bb, tbo Elbe was com- P Pletely covored with dzlft leoi, and the navigation for p fling ships was ...

... ITHE FRENCH NAVIGATION I -- ?? LAWS. IM, Beuard, the political economist, has com- Inenoed a series of artioles in the Avcair Comwolrcl,. 32. entitled Assimilation des Pavillons, otherwise,. Jo. the sapression of differential daties on ships. M. .Benardf observers that in maritime commeroo there m- are two perfectly dibtinot interests-that of com- merce properly so-onlled-that is, the ...

... wirxpol kUPrar*. SALUS POF.II LEX SUPREMA. DOMESTIC. The latest official reports respecting the health of her Majesty state that she con- tinues tranquil. Her Majesty will hold a privy council at Osborne to-day for the further prorogation of Parliament, which at present stands adjourned to January 7. It is expected that this council will decide upon the day for the reassembling of both houses ...

... I I _ _ NOETHEEN SPRsING CIRCUnT.-Thefollowing are the commlsslon-days appolnted:-Appleby, Feb. 19; Carlisle, 21; Newcastle, 25; Durham, March 1; York, 6; Liverpool, 20. THE HARTLEY RELIEF FUND.-We understand that the sum of 17 ?? was colleoted, principally amongst working men and collters, at St. Thomas a Churoh, St. Helen's, on Sunday evening last, In aid of the sufferers. COLLISION CASE. ...

... JESSIE MERITON WHITE MARlIO. his J~essie Meriten White, daughter of Mr. Thomas ,AO White, the eldest surviving member of the welt. s konfamily of ahipbuilder, was born at Go;port, May 9, 1832. At a very early age ,lepsle gave indi. cattons of that vivascity of nature, deoiscu of oha. :or ranter, and love of freedom which have distinguished 1;hr h6 ogon e entire career. Gifted by nature ,22 ...