... I , I .PBINCE OF WALER THsAT'ra AND THEI LAN. OASEIRE BELIEF FuN1D.-Mi. Henderson has handed a cheque for £120 to bsl Worship the Mbyor, being the result of the two benefits lately given at his theatee. As usual on Christmas Day, the services of the clergy were In great demand yesterday forenoon at St. Peter's parish church for the purpose of sclemnilsisg marriages. Twenty couple were united ...

... I. ?? . ?? The winter campaign of General Burnside a does nol, give any prospect of a brilliant seu- rir cess. An unopposed march of 40 miles is at present the whole of that general's achieve- yn ments. Having arrived at Fredericksburg en on the banksl of the Rappahannock about the he 20th of November, he was still there on the ee 29th, without having made any attempt to 3r crofa the river, ...

... thi copendtyure holdysf ra, the ouuntyuf Ir.tn Terc was a tolerably numerous attend. Staniey, the ohsilrmabSu, Mr. Th Green presied, Lt E!STIMATE OF RATES,-The eourt passed the call. Imate od funds required by the treasurer to earry on n~the expenditu etere of te contoy from dthe quarter ending 30th November lost to the n ?? next. Reports of several committees In eonneotion with the county ...

... ALMu POPULI L= SUPR=A. Al M A R Y, DlOMESTIC. On the anniversary of the death of the Jirince Consort, the Eniperor and Empress of the French addressed letters of con- dolenee to the Queen. Her Majesty, in an autograph letter, has assured their Imperial Majesties that she was deeply affected by their expressions of sympathy. It will be seen from our report of the proceedings of the Dock Board, ...

... LATEST APED TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. TBE LATE PBUWE CONSORT The tssperor and ?? of the French having t ion the ceato f tbe anniver'ry of Prince Albert'd death e l etters of condolence tD Queen Vietorl*, her Maje'tY bee seut baok an autograph ettr r their Imperial baijesties how much waj jfstotiobed by the expressions of their smnprthy. : fIBUTERBS TEGR&MS.] FRANCE AND ROME. PARIs, DEC. 21. The ...

... The Times special correspondent at Richmond writes on November 5- A very considerable forne of Federals Is assembling at Suffolk. They already number 30 O00 to 40 000, and they are constantly being Increared. Wheir obvious design Is to seize Weldon, and thus cut off Richmond from its chief link of connection with the South, nnd then to advance upon it from the South while M'Clollan makes a ...

... LATEST AD TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. A notice from the Horse Guards states that only 20 cadets can be received at the Royal Military Aeadeoy, Woclwlob, from the January examine. tios; a*ld at midsummer tie number admitted will roost probably bo still further reduced. CAPTUIRE OF AN ALLEGED MUEDEiRRER. CoRee, THURSDAY. On TesdCay njorning las%, the police of this city xevc'iyd ?? of a murder baving ...

... I OHOURLTON BO&RD OF GU&RDIANS. - The weekly meeting was held yesterday; Mr. Hodgson (M-eOhairman) pred Dg, The wookly returns coutaened the following itrnas:- erodedattkoWitbingten workboe 1.003 VOmsons a deceo a' OcnpD With ?? weok, ?? IcTease ais cmpirod with tho orre. Wpeedioe wtk of Iatyear, 1I4. VOttu% 63 Eellvoed by outdoor' roliti 13,31 porsons: ?? LLOOl WsM., Incremas over lasft week ...

... sivayool Rtmurg, 9U&LUS TOPWLI LEX SaUwRsi ProGrEiSS OF THE WAR IN AMBRICA. The fourth attempt of the Federal army to advance on Richmond has commenced with a terrible repulse. Already General Eura- side'a army has lo3t seven generals killed or wounded, many oflicers, and a multitude of private soldiers. Nor have these losses In the least Improved its position, for on the 13th December, after ...

... L A IE LATEST AD TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. The conge d'611ro has passed the great seal for the election of Dr. Thomson to the Arohbishopric of York.-azeUe. TH8 MusRDR IN BACK MXYRTLE.SIREET.-The police have made every effort to apprehend the murderer Read; but up to the time of our going to press last evening he 'Was still at large, and no clue bad been ascertained of his whereabouts. On Thursday ...

... sivarbol mwu Sg. BALWS POPM1 XZX SUPB3MA. SUMMAE4YS DOMESTIC. Sir Charles Wood and Mr. Stansfeld intend to address their constituents at Halifax on Jan. 13. Some curiosity is felt as to whether the right honourable baronet will touch upon Indian affairs and bis quarrel with Mr. Laing. Up to The present time, the authorities at KirfrdEle Gaol have not received any oatimatioa that the sentence ...

... SOUTHERN VIEW Otn AMERICAN 'AFFAIRS, NEW Yonx, Dno. I. The question iS hot unfrequently asked, both here and abroad, whether cotton can be regarded a safe arlicle at present prices. Now, there Is only one main difficulty In the way of answering this questiou, and that Is the probable duration of the war. That there Is a large supply of cotton (probably three and a half million bales) In the ...