... TBE ROYAL VISIT TO TRENTIIAM. TuENlrTIrAai, Tuesday. The Prince and Princess of WVales teriillnatod their visit to the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland to-day. Tools' Royal hlighriesses left Trentham by special train, and the departure was witnessed by several thousands of people. As early as nine o'clock this morning pedestrians were reaching Trenthanm front all parts of the district, and as ...

... BIRMINGBAM TOWN COUNCIL. Amonthly meeting of the Town Councilmis held ycstecr ?? (layaftornoon, in the Cotuncil Chamber at ?? no Moot Street, the MAYOR (Mr. Edwin Yates) pyresiding. The bei following business was tranracted :-bec t TuE CFNTeRAL F.REE, LcnBcAsm-Tho MAYOR reported del that lie had received from the Rev. Dr. Miller, me and Mr. Thomas Martineaus, vice-presidents of ant the ...

... [BY ?? CT'7ORAPUL1 FRANCE, THE OPENING OF THE FRENCH LECASLATURE. SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR. PARIS. MONDAY, JANUARY 22. The Session of the French Legislature was opened at one o'clock to-day by the Emperor, who delivered the following speech _ Iii salltruos .ies SENATrUltS, MyE.Ssn~t5CI l.ZS DZ~rIUTIIS, 'The opening of the Legislative Session poamits of a periodic exposition of the situatiort of ...

... IlTminglam N 11,12 woof. SATU11D&Y, JANUARY 0, 180G. NEWS OF THE DAY. Thel ratifications of the Anglo-Austrian Treaty of Commerce were exchanged on Thursday. The Government shorthand writer who goes out to Jamaica to take the evidence given before the Royal Commission, has received instructions to send home his full reports by every mail. The absence of Lord COwVLaY at the New Year's Day ...

... CD -E TO TRI UDITOR OF THE HULL PACEr. DEAR SIR,-Many people are expecting this coui- try will next year be visited by the Asiatic cholera. The rinderpest is now our trouble, and sufficient for the day is the evil thereof. Yet reasonable precau- tion should be taken lest the plague visit our houses instead of our fields. To whom, then, should we look, if not to our Local Board of Health, to ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. A,e -Twenty-one. Gilder, 'itoke-upcnTrnt.-The rersia.I Money.-The coin muslt not be defaced } (1. S.-(l) Dudley only; (2) South; (3) OYConnor. J. GT, 1-The property mustbhe vosted in trustees for her bonofit, a W. HI,` heltonham. -Received; and under considern- a tion. W. H.-The nationality of the parents determines that a. of the children, A. D,, ...

... 3MI. - LATEST AN'D TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. I 1 3 t - tbai The flight Hon. Sir Robert Peel is gazetted a Ll Knight Grand Cross of the Bath.Ba le COMMERCIAL. sr LoNDox, FRIDAY. aned Imrports 6M Specie, week easding Janluary 3 the k1,0f14,000; exports, £~1,102,000. The follo-wing were the sales reported on the stock- exchange up to one o'clock to-day BRITISH AND FOREIGN RAILWAfS. Great Eastern ?? 421 ...

... From the return issued on Thursday night it ri appears that during'tthe week ending December 30 A there were 7693 new cases; 5512' in England (31 in. De London). 206 in Wales, and 1975 in Scotlan(L G'2, 'Of'these 627 were killed-11 in London, 452 in the provinces, 1 in Wales, and 154 in Scotland: 5248 Gar died-20 in London 3847 in the provinces, 131 in Cr, Wales, and 1250 in Scotland; 1141 ...

... ?? - .. .. RMA SALMUS PO0PULI LEX SUPREMA. 4 1 SUM MARY. DOMESTIC. The text of the treaty of commerce between this country and Austria is published in last night's Gazette. The agreement is to remain in force ten years, reckoning from January 1st, 1867. The storm which 'as felt so severely in this locality on Monday was almost equally violent in. nearly all parts of the country. At Hull a ...

... T1lE INUNDATIONS. iil i srho lxetcr cutte sais tlat ou Saturday eveu- Air it ing the volmue of water in the Exe had greatly ain increased, finding its way- to the lower streets in ?? the city of Exeter, and stovpping the traffic on the as] B 1ristol and Exeter anid North Devon Railways. tw ?? river continued to rise, and about three o'clock ' a.m. wasat itsigrcatesthieight-digher, in fact, ...

... C-ORRESPONDENCtE. Ii Y , , . - , L ~ # ; . ANTThRGRIANF. l rel th, FXiTORS-Ol Till LIVERPOO~L kERWOIIIW. Gentleimen -I, hear that the head ?? owolan a:t co the Towb Hla'lllifts renfigndt hier poet, and that thoe coin-- of mitliteeof that establils iout Intend, to appoint to, tile vacant office a Stranger fromn one. of the olit-townshlps or Instead of promoting thel next woillan doing duty at ...

... ITHE. EXTRADITION QUESTION, I I . I A troublesome little controversy has lately arisen between the French Government and our own, which, unless it ,cqu be satisfactorily settled by. an .early day, willklead to cowse-- quences; extremely. undesirable for-bth o trie. T' ?? coun- . ough t eis, happily, nt the least danger ofthe dispute being rrieastepbeyond- the single subject towhich it relates, ...