... THE REV. CANON Mi'NEILE RECENT LOCAL LEGISLAT1tyb The Rev. Canon M'Neilc, D.D., preahed St. George's Church, lia.t whene ac, wh nt n tion was made in aid of thle church V- The text eslected was N'ot Hl,,cthful in lin5S fervent in spirit, serving tho L rd-l ' u5~0.i, 11. In tho course of his eerljn, t pauit ' out the necessity of cor-iet'q. : i r th Lord, the revereud cauore seid iIt one ,eia ...

... MULTUM 'IN PARVO.. I _ _ e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ About 120 vessels were wind-bound iti the Fi'ith of Forth last week. The report 'that Mr. C. Bailey, M.P., intends to resign is contradicted. An Rnglish church b aa been opened at Corf i under moqt auspicious oiroutfistances. The Egyptian Prince Mustapha Pasha (brother of th egigViceroy), with hiAseon and Saite, arrived in Paris on Friday. Madame ...

... j 5- Fo =eq s wawcIL - - P06ok CHURCH-B PrSP55Z Ir WAR WICK.I I SNI-ZN .I1:!~ .o ma~ t; .ha .4 .. e owe av nu ftiad fee hea fur tedadm felgata !OL 4*W 0arimwprwO odgiaa a, ,~&aq~q~hb ae & VW eibeehthinatwa&ck Aimopt Awm pmeaset wm ord nail . Lori*UVOW4t; t10e9o, andk J. 7. ; H. Danqepest FemleySeq., 11. Tor 'Wfth Warwihehle; te Veomil Ar~acoaSandford, the ,eBoreede Canes Pllki~gcu, ...

... I. ?? I I. t z,; . - I . I: a (mar' TULUG . ,. f hw ovt teegsui appeare, In ourim n o (Per, the Eta., viL Crookhbven.) L4EW YOK, Ji. '14. Advices from Savannah to the 8th inst. state that affairs in that ecity were quiet and ur- chaiged. Rumouts were current that a ma- jority of 'the inbabitants in the interior of eorgia had deblared in faivour of the United States govern. mont. ...

... RtEDUCOTION. VILLrAM STOIINSTON, Accountant in Glasgow, Trus- tee on the Sequestrated Estate of Gmiorron Moonz DUoNOP, Oil Merchant, Glasgow, against the Baukrupt's Marriage Contract Trustees. In this action the Lord Ordinary (Barcaplc) ?? pronounced the following interlocutor: Ediuburgh. 27th January, 1865.-The Lord Ordi- nary havie beard counsel for the parties, and con. sid2e'ri the closed ...

... JLATEST NEWS, HzPAlv OFFicF, Monday Morninsg. BY TXLXGBAPR. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, [REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] FRANCE., Grenoble, Jan. 28. In the Court of First Instance, judgment was de- livered in theocase Armand vi. Roux to day. This was an appeal by M. Armand against the verdict of the Court of Aix, whereby 20,000 francs damages were awarded to Roux. The Court of Firat Instance decided that these ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENOL .&iter several Prematut reportsof thre death of OolonoJ OharrSIT, the Rspublfcan- ex..rer attvoo tepepe I th fat l no-cot A eleramfrom Baoe, 'ther6 be had reied for gme1041 Wtinn that he died ini that town on Monday. Ohaga n as born in 1808, and wafthe son of the General cbtrras who commanuded Ih theb Pay du Dome when the Bevolatidn of July broke out. He at first ertered ...

... Un Usturday week a cellision took place on the London and North-Western RBilway, about two miles from Bolton. There w&a a dense fog during the day, and the rails were covered with hoar frost, which made them extremely slippery, and rendered mcet of the trains somewhat late. At Daubbill Station on the'Bolton, Kenyon Junction, and Liverpool line, a long luggage train was drawn up at a aiding ...

... LATEST FROM AERICA. The following telegrams were received on Satur- day, at noon, per the Etna mail steamship:- NEW YORK, January 14. Advices from Savannah to the 8th inst. state that affairs in that city were quiet, and unchanged. Ru. mours were current that a majority of the inhabit. ants in the interior of Georgia had declaredin favour of the united States government. The governor was said ...

... The Glebe has reason to believe that the Lords Address, in reply to the Speech from the Throne, at the approaching opening of Parliament, will be moved by the Duke of Cleveland, and seconded by the Earl of Cearlemont. The Times has authority to state that Mr. Masset, M.P. for Salford, and Chairman of Com mittees in the House of Commons, will succeed Sir Charles Trevelyan Finance Minister of ...

... AMERICA =- ,.ql. ?.I r. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ETNA. RUMOURS OF PBACE. , ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN MISSOURL e THE RECIPROCITY TREATY. The Inm an steamer Etna, which left New York 'on the 14th instant, arrived in the Mersey yester- day. She brought 165 passengers and $135,400 in species. a - LTELIWHAPH OOMPAST'S aXPRESa. ,1 NEW YORK, JAN. 14, MORNING. Reports regarding peaco-negotiations ...

... FOOMFj?61t-THE-DZILLION. WViewr Hugo, in the Christmas feast to poor children a7hichiae gives every year in his Guernacy exile, lately t=ldbioicner guests how a skilful French physician had oce bdorkmdd him that if the children of the poor could ,a.t ?? masl but once a month, it would free them from these ?? of nmal-nutrition-those ricketts, acrofulous oo:rnlinte, or by whatever other ...