... AE ST NE Wa. I I [REUTER's TELGRAMS.] SPAIN. MADRiw, Dec. 31. ,he statemnent that Senor Calderon Collantes has Daderd his resignation as Minister for Foreign ffairs is without foundation. GREECE. ATHENs, Deo. 30. A great popular manifestation took place. to-day, he crowd shouting for Prince Alfred as King of the The Bon. Mr. Elliot has repeated the efus.l of the Throne upon the part of the ...

... :TA' MAuCJE:s OF THE BIISION ,, ,, , , ,Io N R& At a ?? of the Comrnissioners for the town. Ihp I i ~l, ~lfr, th~e/ purpose of considering atate. '>eniios nt~ie f ef ~the:Board,,thZt had been prepared by the Cilerkaiu1 .preseeted at 'thjla6 ordinary meeting, there ss'er& present Mesjrsl Wells chairman), Edridge, .Goetins,;ttl'er sd, P ce, 1.Lidbt Baker, Skidmoro,' arid. Thosi . The statement ...

... THE WAR I?~ AMERICA. I __ I TO THE DtrroR or THE DAILY NEWS. SrR,-The battle of Fredericksburg was a fearful blow to the Federals: Bo to the Romans was Trasimene, and so was Calnm. Yet, in the former case we find that M. Pomponius Matho ascended the rostra and solemnly but calmly announced to the people, We have been beaten in a great battle; our army is destroyed, and C. Flaminius, the ...

... I' AMIERICA. I Tie Caadian Mail steamer North American, jcln left Portland, Maine, on the 20th unt., ar- ed at LiverpOl)l yesterday afternoon. She brihgs W Yorkl papers to tile 21th ult., and telegraphic WIigence, viI Portlaud, to the evening of the day. A telegraplhic summary of her news already been published. ine North Grruiati Lloyds' steamer Hansa, 11db left New York on the 20th ult., ...

... F1UGHTiUL Ca nd AdOXCIDENT. TwELVE LIVES -LOST. Oie f ths& ~~lorbl~.aqciehtg, ifeceut1 of hoid pilt b~l gingt~ the Lwhiiall Vihing '0oipahly, who re 'ktesiMieY 'enk aje4 in ki~i~ig o~'erat1ong kt a 'place' aed, Priors-Lee, 'in Shophr At'one'-'f tbe' moit' 6-athel-n. pits'd.14 the coi~pipj'a cba~l 501a the' ?? ?? bdtto'coincmen'cb work shortly' befr sx ~doki h nqr1pieg anod Joe. set of mien bad ...

... I -CORONER'S INQUE3TS. I BEFORE P. F. VURNY, 1Q,, OOliOt. On the body of Anna Shaw aged 46, wife of a sallor now at sea. The deose, who had for some time laboured wnder An affection of the heart, resided In No. 8, Sevem-street, Everton, and on Monday lint, not making her appearanc as usual, ber neighbours beomno somewhat alarmed by noon, and knocked at the house, but receiving no answer they ...

... ANTI$S14VERY DEMONSTRATION AT *MAKCHES TE (BY M:ECTRIC TEMBAPEL) MANCELESTER, WEDNESDAY XNGHT. A crowded meeting was held in the Free-trade Hall this evening, to express sympathy with the Federal emancipation policy and detestation of slavery. Mr. Alder- man HEYWOOD, the mayor, presided. Mr. J. C. EDwARDS moved the following resolution: That this meeting, recognising the common brotherhood of ...

... LOCAL INTELGENOB ?? YovsaG Mzx' T1MPmSANCX AMO- CIATION ALD BAND OF HOPrL-A Band of Hop meetlng was held in the schoolroom underneath the Baptist Chapel, Soho'atreet, on Tuesday evening. The shah was taken by Mr. Robert Hird, president of the useclatlon, and addrees were delivered b Messrs. Thomas Davies (Superlntendent), Thomas W. Evans (seeretary), BL Bliss, and J. Alkan on the oan of the ...

... ?? THE SEBIOU8 AOtDENT AT MALTON. ?? : ?? -1¾ , ' . 1 : TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GzNmEM~f;-Permit me t&o'uayj in reference to thllett'r of 'Mr 'Wood o' Malton, whlich appes in WV~eaneswday't ?? p ph.,of. which ihe' complains 3tadeqno efereree to'ejthor-f71 os-his mop. The animism may.be exainiied by the fado that'Mr.Wood ?? nouto kee' the accident oit f the' -I iavelsho'wm tcaafiho ...

... ~ ILATBSTI TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. -- - - I ee arches ofthffe Lndon, C~ba and Dova halway fail inst lapham station yetelrday, causing ,* smou toppageo 0th Vhtraffis. BUMOURED CAPTURE OF THE ALABAMA. A psivate dssplch remeived tn Quebe from 3[Kea1, on th6 evenng of December 18Zth, nbaW t Cnfederate steamer Alabaa has bee cabptued byS * ?? Satebe sloo6p-of-w, TaE VOLUINTEMR FORCE. -The Gkk explains ...

... 'OVEKTRYK. MisnrTlIf OF THE CITY CouNcmL .-At a nieetinig of this fbof, 'sheld on Tuesday, thdre werp presnt~-th'e Mtasyofr' ?? $oden,, ?? Al dr'ma4, ar'e l; ' toadot, Jenkins,' tynes, Neiinoiii6, W. Barge rt,- H.- odon; Coanoillors JohnrnAstey , W. , mstey, t Baiiey, Barnes,' Biridley, Clarice, J.F.'Ehrvt, W. Eaves,; Field, Flint, Hick. litig, Aioifi :, .rattriews,. Yasterse Minster Rose, l. ...

... i ? . - FlUNCE. I dI(PROM Owi OWN COa rOcNDENT.) [The following appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- tettday.J . PARIS. TuESnxY EvEamG. The government journals, which had expected g~reat ?? from the speech of Marshial O'Donnell inthe Spanish Senate, express great disappoint- rnent at the telegraphic summary of it just received. The France complains bitterly of its want ofi justice, ...