... L ATEST NEWS.e |BY rLk(:I'IIIV T 'FLEGRAP813,1 FRANCE. PARI'AIS, -.V~?UAI lE' 4. 'ithe L soperti yetcrday rceived the Aloorish Am- hbaeadors, and replied in ?? s terrno th tbeir address, s expressing the cordial friendship of the I lmperor of Morocco towaris France. The Senato and (orps L - gislatif re-assemible on °'nd January. 'Ihe Eank of F 'rance has raised its rate of discount from 4 to 5 ...

... M1EETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL. A special meeting of the Town Council was hold in the ' Council Cirarrbor of the Public Office, ?? afternon, the Mayor (Mrv. E. Yates) preaiding. r TirE JTIsowoarsonsriit-Tho MAYOR rend to the Council I the official notification which be had received fromn the Secretatry of State, of the appointment of Mr. Adamsfi as I Retcorder for the borough of Bi-rminghamn, ...

... AT ASTON CIIOSs GCROUND9.-On Moonday, G. Abraanis (a gentleman amateur) and T. Freeman (of Birmingham) met to ran 120 yards. AbrahArns running Freeman G to 4, and also giving him a start of 2 yards. Mr. S. Beasley was referee, Thi betting was 6 to 4 on the Amateur, who wns dciledly too fleshy. Ho was attended by G. tIrtaltorne; and Freeman, who looked in good trim, by Kinberly. ...

... M1. McCAlE AND M. MIALEY /Bi.UC), AT 7sr. OLI., roc. .10. .A at )n.-Thcsc light-weiglttboxersiimet onAonday, to decidoo their claims to fistic supremacy, for the above stake and some heavy investments, which were matte principally at 6 to 4 on thc former, who is a favourite performer of eiat Collinson, latc of the Thatched House Tavern, luddeeton Row, in whose Nparring school ho acquired. all ...

... The Bishop of CHrESTEn has expressed a WiSh that next Friday shall be observed throughout his diocese as a day of humiliation, on account of the cattle plague. The '(,obr confirms the announcement of tho Smula G-:etPe-a now London weekly paper-that Mr. Gs(!,ii xN will enter the Cabinet as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancastcr. Lord RUSSELL will, therefore, have to fincl a now Vice-President of ...

... - - J-- NixminvIT~A; -PQ=sWE= l'R1DAY, FEBIRUARY 16. WEWS OF THE DAY. Tlo Lords sat; for only forty minutes yesterday, snd the only business tialsacted was the ordering Of rotarns as to tho number of diseased cattle brought into t0h port of L ,ndon, cofpiCS of the orders waido by thu Courts of Quarter Sessions rclativo to the cattle plaguo, and of instructions ?? by the Home Scretary ...

... CORRESPONDENCE, FeNOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. tli Aif L.-No.1 Ye, p. J, I.-The Song is not worth publishing. nl 35 Othello'-A man can be sent to prison for debt, i 10 W. H. Pensnett. -The meeting was reported an In P. C,1-Tho Mysteries of Panis was published first. St 3 1 . RI. S,-A seaport is a, port of entry or departure for P~, ili saging Ships. Both London and Liverp}ool are ...

... I.COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PASSENGERS . AND GUARDS ON RAILWAYS. A mumber of gentlemen connected wiih railways, and A others interested in the subject, met at the terminls of . B' the North-Western Railway, Eueton Square, on Wedlues- . B day, for the purpose of witnessing some experiments with C Cl t Howell's Patent Communication between Passengers and 1 Guards on Railways. Amongst those who were ...

... I I, __I FUTRTHBR PARTICU]Wt&R Soein fuller particulars are given ih the London p-pei' of the loss of the steamship Loonlo4, from which it appeal's that the n umnber of p ersons drowned was lot M, as stated, but 220. Among the m wa s iDr. W elley, rid iierroncoaee to b o Biphop of Syduey . The name of tha Italas a . vp which picked up tile -niteen surviv ors w a a alsobii!o r!otly given. It ...

... WVORCrgsT'rx, Thursday. The 22nd annual meeting of the United Association for the Protection of the Fisheries of the River Severn and its Tributaries was held here this afternoon, Mir. E, Loch. mere in the chair. The Hon. Secretary (Sir. Henry George) red a lengthy report of the committee, setting forth the procoodings'of the past year, and narrating the steps that had been taken in supporting ...

... Wliromz Last Nighet's Globwe.] The bill introduced by Sir George Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mr. Baring, is styled The Cattle Diseases Prevention Act, 18G13, and merely recites in the preamble that it is expedient to amend the law relating to contagious or infec- tious diseases in cattle amd other animals. The Act is not to apply to Ireland. In the Interpretation Clause, ...

... LATEST _NEWS.$ [BY ELECTi'Ic TELEORA5'I!.] ?? ?? AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. BRUSSE LS, MmwIl 29. TLle 11(Ujel tirncr Bclqc of to day hl)ulidlles tele- graphic intelligence roml Weimar, accordlillg to whielh the IKing of P'russia gave his consent, oen Mondaity last, to certain militairy arrangernents, which, although only of a prelinminary nature, iudicato that war is almost nevitahlc. VIENNA, ...