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... THE FOIREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT. A letter from Historicus, explaining tho provisions and bearings of the Foreign Enlistment Aot, appeared in the Times yesterday. We extract the greater portion:-- I must first premise that the provisions of the American municipal law on this subject are so similar to our own as for the purposes of this discussion to be practically idMo- tical. A judgment, ...

... WISTRICIrl' NE'01'8, teasn has Icc-n . qre i-:e of Rores plciextre even 'IO fbiz wn r ii~t, o heert. rlcritdcll iy ?? the worhl W1IiS ,gocii ft1 aeicordtotce with f-el usedia custom, the$ unnI ites of the woridiouce wi.re, so Cfiitrictaa Dimy,vcr~egal wit-l incas tic-f, pon jcitdeg nd tle. he tlnie l vatwis supro- stil ol te mcyr a-af 51 01thejinatuc, isa-took of the c~didicr pts-Aiedailt. ...

... SECOND EDITEON OF YESTERDAY, THE WAR IN AMERICA. The Times' correspondent writes from Rich- mond, November 21, that his letter from Win- chester of October 15 had been intercepted. He gives some account of camp life in Virginia. The road from Richmond to Stanton was thickly crowded by the refluent tide of sick and fur- loughed soldiers. Such gaunt, raw - boned, famished skeletons-many of them ...

... DISTRESS IN NORTH WVARW ICKSHIRE. to TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. DoD SIR, -Iii the absence of the Lord-Lieutenant of the u county, wvio is choirman of this committee, I am desired to request that you will have the goodness to allow this state- ir- meaut of the circumstances under which this committee has a a ?? its present form to appear in the Daioy Nltcaw, The North Warwicksliire ...

... , - X, . r Om (From the Times.) Another tremendous disaster has fallen on the Federal ty.arms. So great has been the carnage, so complete and tog undeniable the defeat, that the North appears stunned by l tie blow. In all these encounters the tendency of the I Federals, who alone supply Europe with the news of them, was to conceal their losses, and to represent the conflict of a week as ...

... LONDON, MONDAY, Dec. 29.—Tue prices of wV.eatea Bread, 111 the metropolis are-Wheaten Bread, per 4lbs Loaf, to8d. Household Bread, 5^d to 7d. ...

... LAVNCASHIRE DISTRE-SS. | >THE CENTRAL RELIEF FUND. (From our vorreapondet.J A meeting of the Executive Committee was held yesterday afternoon, at the Manchester Town Hall, Sir J. K. SrHUrTLEWORTH in the chair. There were also present Lord Egerton of Tattoo, Colonel Patten, M.P., Major Egerton Leigh, Mr. J. Platt, Mr. R. Gladstone, Ar. W. Mason, Mr. M. Ross, LordE. Howard. Mr. J. Worrall, Mr. S ...

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... > TENBY. The last week's subscriptions for the Lancashire Relief! Fund Umoutitsto X 18 4s. 8-Jd. SAUNDEKSFOOT.—We in:ormed our readers that the parish of St. !ssell's had been divided into seven districts to canvass it for subscriptions for the Relief Fund for Distressed Lancashire Operatives. On the 17th inst., a meeting of the Committee was held at Saundcrsfoot, when it was decided to ...

... Iloi.r.oWAY'S OINTMENT AND' PILLS.—RHEUMATIC PAIXS.- Many thousand of martyrs from rheumatism have found human life but one long disease, and after consulting all the most emi- nent medical men in vain, and trying all sorts of supposed re- medies without relief, have grown weary of existence, and have ceased to hope for comfort on this side of the grave, until some lucky accident has called ...