... I PARIS, Jan. 23.-The Patie of this evening pub- lishes news frorn Vera Cruz to the 22od December, stating that General Gossent, while making a reconnai. Bance, met a body of cavalry, which, after exchanging a few volleys, retreated, leaving behind them some pro. visions and cattle. To-day the Emperor offincially received M gr Chigi, the Papael nuneio to the court of the Tuileries. BERLIN, Jan ...

... SIR -A, DUNBAR, ?? AND MR. ELLICE, M.P., ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS. Oin Wedesday evening, Mr. E. Ellice, jun., M.P. for theiSt. Andrew's District of Burglis, was enter- tained at a public dinner. Sir William Dunbar, M.P., Mr. Adam, M.P., and other members of Parlianent were present. Sir WAi. 1)UNSBAR, M.P., inl replying to the toast of ''Her Majesty's Ministers,said, that this country owedits preseut ...

... 11th instant, arrived here this morning. The politi- 7 cal news by this arrival is unimportant; but the movement of our troops in Canada is not without interest. The Quebec M37orning Chronicle of the l1th says :- A telegraphic despatcls was received yesterday, announcing that the Melbourne had reached Halifax on Sunday last, thus setting at rest the anxiety which was beginning to be felt for ...

... RACHEL'S LovE.-A story-at any r.ate bsen tsovaf.a -is now going the rounds of the French press, relating to the last days of the great Rachel, and pretending to explain the cause of her death-which is ascribed to love. It was after MIdile. Rachel returned from the ice-brook tempers of the New World, writes the story-teller-a new hand on the Parisian press, who has become a bit celebrated-- ...

... I I AMERICA. LIVIE'RPOOL, '/itirsdasy. The Inman Company's screw steam ship Etna, from New York, on the 10th, arrived here to-day. THE GREAT MISSISSIPPI EXPEDITION. The Tribune has the following telegraphic despatches relating to the above expedition:- CAIRO, Jan. 10. The greater portion of the troops have already embarked. The expedition is not expected to leave before to-morrow. It is ...

... THE STATE OF NEW YO1RK. Illr- - -- . rem -- 1 ~ h -- -- I _ ~1- L ?? _&v- YissS, WHILST the general politics of thc United States are only to be learnt from the acts of the D General Government at Washington and the Con- i gress, we learn more of the interior mechanism and 0 L working of the Amierican Union from the proccedingS d of the several State Legislatures, especially from that of New ...

... THE Hartley Colliery Accident teaches a lesson fortunately not very difficult to read-but a leson which it may, perhaps, be more difficult to take to heart and to put in practice. Here, almost for the first thue in accidents of this nature, we, have a cause so clear that nobody whatever can doubt or dispute it. We have no need to go below and in- quire into the ventilation of particular ...

... AMERICA. LivERPOOt, M1ontday. o The Asia's despatches, &a., were landed this morning. d THE SITUATION. en The mostinteresting news from Washington is the resig- p nation of Mr. Simon Cameron, Secretary of War, who has b accepted the mission to Russia, from which Mr. Cassius 9 M. Clay is about to retire, in order, it is said, to take a t, command in the army. Mr. Cameron's successor is Mr. ...

... CONDUCT bOF- ENGLIStiEN51 I I I IN PRUSSIA. I The Berlin correspondent of one of the London daily papers writes under date January 16, as follows :- Another ' Ieadonald affair has taken place iu Ger- many. The occurrence, which caie off at Stuttgart is termed by the German 'Apera; 'a 'enJis' ofl-tfe'vell- known'brutelities which the hugliqh a6ltV thern'1eds to indulge in at that town. I take ...

... HOLDERNESS WARD MEETING. A meeting of the ratepayers of thisward was held on Tuesday evening, in ?? sohool-room. The chair was occupied by J. Wright,_ Esq, and there was a large attendance, including Mr Ald. Moss, Mr Ald. Samunelson, Mr Aid. Witty, Councillors Waller, Beni. ter, Chapman, Reckitt, Bellamy, Field, MacMillan, and Story. After a few introductory remarks from the CHArRMAN, Mr ...

... FRAN CE. M. FO oLD'S FIN;ANCIAL STATEMENT. o P~rlJan. 92: e The Isrondlenl? of thsis morning, publishles the relport onl c the state of financial affairs, addressed by 51. Fould, Mlinis- t ter of Finance, to the Emperor. The Minister commences by stating that he proposes to t establish in the budget a great distinction between ordi- I nary and extraordinary expenses. He announces that the t ...

... TBE FINAINCIAL TREATY WITH MOROCCO. T1A a c l- ; ~Zua lca4 . ABa 5A . ?? +11 A ?? ..A 0 The provisions of this treaty are simple enough. Since it does not directly involve a pecuniary liability upon this country, it needed ooiy its ratification, snd it is coIn- leto evithloet any sanction froml ]'arliamlent. The Emperor of Mtsorocco required to borrowv the suml of £42G,000 for the paytienlt ...