... THE VETO OF TEE GOVRRNOR OF .TBRSBY. h Our readers will remember that, in the month of October d last, the States of Jersey, by a emall majority determined 1i to bring before Her Majesty in Counnil the act of the de Lieutenant- Governor, whereby he had vetoed a law which n had been passed respeeting the custody of the island luna- n ties. The following letter from the Clerk of Council to d the ...

... THE WINDHAM L UAOF OOMMflSION. TWENTY-FILST DAY. The further investigation under this commission was resumed at eleven o'cloak on SAturday, at the Sessions Homse, Westminlster, before Mr. 8. Warren, q.C., Master in Lunacy. The fallowi-g additional evidence was given:- Mr. W. Drew, examined by Mr. Milward: I now keep the Somerset Hotel in the Strand. In March, 1860, 1 kept I the Rllyal Rent ...

... I ht~ LONDON: a- THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1862, led ,b ?? allthe fearfully and wonderfully constituted n beings in existence, the rmost astounding is the n London correspondent of a provincial journal. n The yokels put their faith in him as in a species of miraculous medium between themselves and the Upper Ten Thousand. Hle is, most indubitably, eda 14bty Master of Arts. Upon the table in his h- ...

... LOSS OF TR E INDIAN OCEAN, A USTRXALIAN V4ESSEL. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY NIGHT. aet I We are glad to be in a position to state that the Eelegram (el Ifrom Waterford, yesterday, announcing the wreck of the ju I Indian Omean, and the lose of all hands, off Auneetown Bay, Stc r was incorreot so far ae the loss of tha crew is concerned, I ¢ the captain and all hands having arrived in Liverpool this ...

... IR. W. E. FORSTES, AMP., ON AMERIUAN AFFAIRS. On Tuesday night, W. E. Forster, Esq., M.P., addressed a large meeting of the electors and nou-electors of Bradford, in t. Geore's-hall, in fulfilmeut of a promise made to his constituents at the time of his election. The meeting was convened by Mr. Alderman Brown, chairman of Mr. Forster's election committee, and it was understood that au ...

... a (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDnENT.) Kg FLORENCE, DEC. 28. it People talk always about the condition of the pre- sentministry. The refusalof M.deSanlMartinotobe- e- come part of it, and especiallythe way hegavehis re- it fusal, have made a great sensation. For almost a t month people had talked about San Martino becom- ing Minister of the Interior. When Baron Ricasoli t- proposed it to him he ...

... I This inquiry was again resumed for the twenty. 1 fourth time yesterday morning, before Mr. Warren, Q.C., and a special jury, at the Westminster Sessions House. Air. MI. Chashbers, Q.C., Mr. Field, and Mr. Hume Wil- c liams were counsel for the petitioners; Sir H. Cairns, Q Ma, Mr. Karslake, Q.C., and Mr. Milward for Mr. Wind- I ham; Mr. C. Russell, for Lady Sophia Elizabeth Giubilei, 'r the ...

... SIR CH[ARLES g~BRIGHT ?? STATE AND I PRGRES OF TELEG~RAPH OPERATIONS. On Saturday Sir Chariea Bright was presented ti with a testimonial on the occasion of his relinquishing his it position of Engineer-in-Chief of the British and Irish Mag. f4 netic Telegraph Company, of which in future ho is to be 0 the Consulting Engineer. The presentation took place at i the George Hotel, Liverpool, and ...

... THE WINDHAM LUNACY COMTMISSION. This inquiry was resumed yesterday for the 30th time, before Master Warren, at the Sessions House, West. minster. Mr. Coleridge, who was instructed by Mr. Davis, of Clifford-street, addressed the jury on behalf of Mrs. Windham. He said that, although he could be wel content himself personally to leave the case of Mrs. Windham, as it had been put forth by Mr. ...

... THE OVERLAND MAJL. INDIA. E rA portion of the following appeared in our Evening .r Edition of yesterday :] I We have received newspapers from Madras to a December 14, and from Calcutta to December 9. Ls Lord Canning will not visit the Godavery, or h British Burmab. b- Various public bodies at Calcutta presented ad- e dresses to Mr. Laing on his return to India, to which important replies were ...

... A MoRmoy( CONFERENCB IN BIrBMINGHA. A General Council of the European Authorities of the Church of Jeans Christ of Latterday Saints Or Mormons was commenced in the Farm-street chapel, OR Wednesday morning last, and comprised the presidency of the missions, and delegates from various parts of Eugland. Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and the Channel Islands, at which reports were given of the ...

... . It is stated in the ?? serdacsie Beige of Thursday evening that M. Thouvenel has addressed a despatch to M. de Lavalette the representative of France at Rome, which that diplomatist has communicated to Cardinal Antonelli. In this document the French Minister for Foreign Affairs commences byrecalling the regret which was felt by the imperial government at the invasion of the Pon- tifical ...