... THE ROUHESTER MEMBERS. it. Oa Monday night, Mr. P. Wykeham Martin and Mr. 3d Sargeent Kinglake, the members for Rochester, addressed n ry crowded meeting of the freemen. and electors of that city, r held in the Corn Exchange. The chair was taken by Mr. S. Steele, one of the borough of magistrates. ; Mr. P. W. MARTIN, Who was loudly cheered, reviewed et the events of tbh past session, and said, ...

... INAVAL AND MILITARY INT.ULLIGOFOfC. The following aep ,intmenta were made at the Admiralty 4 yesterday evenling:- 7. Lieutenant Horace W. Rrchfort, to the Euryalus. d Masters'-A9sistante-Ailen Woaham, to the Euryalus * Francis Darbesbiro, to ditto. AsSistant-Sargeon - Richard C. KC019ments, to the C Hawke. II Engineers-J. A. Wilsom tn th. Indus, for Lee; J. Rose lo tbe Indos9, aS ...

... e FORNIGN INTELLIGENCE. Mel PARIS. E EPr~Ox OUL OWN CORRESPONDENT.] whi WEDNESDAY MOPNING. n E rea of all the speeches 'iver delivered by the b peror that of Monday bel decidedly produced the bys jeast favourable effect on~he public. Not only is it devoid of political siltoifloation, asa regards foreign policy (in which the Freneh take greater gisl interest than in their own affictr), but it ...

... TRE GREAT TRIENNIAL HANDEL FES- TlVAL AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE IN 1862. We have received a proof programme of the arrangements for this festival, on which so much expectation hangs. Reservingthe secondary portions of the arrangements for more deliberate considera- tion, we proceed to notice some of its main fea- tures. The performances will extend overthree ?? 23, 25, and 27-and will consist of ...

... FDUCE. (m'om on OWN COUm5PONDENT.) [A portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of ysterdayl : PARIS, TUESDAY EVEnNG, The telegram from Vienna denying that Arch- duke Maximilian was a candidate for the throne of Mexico was, of course, only the echo of the official version of the fact which I communicated on Saturday, that there was a hitch in the negotia- tions. The Fatrie, ...

... INDIANIMPOBT DUTIESAND THE AMERIAN qUESIo.JO The annual meeting of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce took place yesterday. The attendance was unusually numerous. Mr. FLvmNG, the secretary, retd the annual report, re- viewing the proyeedings of the board during the'past year. The principa ?? were the American question, Indian affairs, and colonial tariffs. The position of ...

... DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE BE- TWBEN FRANCE AND ROME. The Paris paper of yetrda uls h eto the two despathebes-thatof M. Thu eothellith inst. and that of the Marquis de Lavalette of the 18th-o.f which we gave a copious summary in opi- telegraphic intelligence of yesterday. The despatch of the marquis in its complete form is as follows: Rome, Jan. 18. Mf La ldinitre,-T have received the despatch ...

... .VGREAT TRIENNJIAL HANDBL FEgTIV.AL.! is- I It las beon for some time known that the Crystal Palace direotors, followieg the plan of the provincial cities and au towns-Gloucester, Worcester, Hereford, Birmingham, q Bradford, and Norwich-which have held musical festivals V every three years, bad determined to make the Handel 8( commemoration of 1859 triennial, but it is only recently el that ...

... EMfEASSY FOM JAPAN. For the last month or two rumours have been current of a projected eircular embassy from Japan to all the European powers with whom that natiou has concluded treaties. At first these reports appeared Apocryphal, but by degrees they gained consistoucy, and are now con. firmed. Thewell-knownscientific Orientalist, Colonelvon Siebold, has been officially requested by the ...

... THE REGISTRAE.GENERALS QUARTLY . 8X1~~~E'ULY. This return comprises the births and deaths re- gitered by 2,199 registrars in all the districts of England during the autumn quarter that ended on December 31, 1861 ; and the marriages in 12,527 churches or chapels, about 4,53 registered places of worship unconnected with the established church, and635 superintendent registrars' offices, in the ...

... ?? .e-A 4, 3 A 'tC ?? (Sri6i ?? A5 GAZarrL) ,~ ~ W~.OW1~~4L.MALLJai. 28. ;- 2nd Rtgimsnt of Idit i ?? et and Sub-Lieutenant . Frederick Trench Townsiend th be lieutenant, by pur- . chase, vice Thomas Loyls]nl,. who retres. 6th Dragoon Guards-Cornet George Selwyn Marryat to be lieutenant, by purchase, Vice Weatberley, promoted in 6bh ;6t'sDrons-Captain George Lake Hedley, from 24th r Foot, to ...

... ?? LONDON: tix th THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1862, t Lord RUSSELI'S promised despatch to Lord a Lyo-rs, stating the reasons why he differed from 8s Mr. SEWARD in some of the conclusions at which no he had arrived in relation to the arrest of Messrs. an MASoN and SLIDELL on board the Trent, has nowcli been published, and we are glad, but not surprised, cu to find that he pursues the same train of ...