... A YEAR OF O JNALI IN l ANCE. m ?? . X.S r, . sto The Paris, bo'rcespondlent of the Times has', Fir been at tjvc pain~s of copyin~g, or Compiling,.a yet ?? ?? the casualtics of the Freticlf press in to ( lton 65, 'wlich gives cite a very lively idea of the uip oiO difficulties that encompass journalism under 'Wi asthe rule of the Saviour of Society. It is a pol R' ;truly formidable catalogue ...

... ed - -. . ciic rd The %ther morning the governor and officials re wore in a state of great consternation at finding to that, at an early hour, a daring escape from the for y, county gaol in Carmnartben had been made by two Ml ct, ,nconvicted felons-namely, Charles Williams, an no committed for trial at the next assizes on three ali kon distinct eharges of burglary, and John Reed, who go, icli ...

... I\.1 r ?? c. 'Tli, niunan steamer ]Ttna will sail front the 3ursey this day (Wednesday) for New York u callihig at ?? to-morrow (Thursday) for; hltest mails and telegrams. The letter-box for the despatch of the mails by the above steamer will he closed at Ill a.m. Mails vidc Queeostown ; The hetter-box closes at S 30 p.m., and with a late fee of one penly at 9 15 p.m. 'Ile steamner Californian ...

... RECONNSTRUCTION OF TL'E UNION., All AlaIppearanCes tend to cofibriu the pro- bability that there will be no reconstruction of the American Union for the preseiit. Since WOe lat wrote o01 thle ?? about a moonth 'ago-three or four of the Southern States have, indeed, been relieved by the PrIesitlelnt frollm theiC authority of the provisiotpal gov-xornors appointed at the 6lose of the war, and ...

... INEW YEARNS 1)AY AT ROME. I-.. -- > Thus, JANt. 2. Yeste rda, the rope held the usual reception at the Vatix at which the Diplomnatic Corps, the nielnierni of Whi taiOiS episcopeal colleges, thelz N inlioters, the (oii'lcil of State, the Municipality, th the officers of the 'ontifical arly, and many othlt'r' I i high functionaries9 offered their congratulations for lo the New Year. o General ...

... (rJromi tire Times.) tin * I ?? be idle to disguise the fact that the Course of Government since the mebeting of Parliament has been such as to excite the a gravest anxiety among the friends of a Liberal ;h administration It has seemed as if anything like ;k unity of principle was absent from its deliberations. i The Cabinet has been divided against itself. % What one man has proposed another ...

... lad The adjourned town council, at its sitting yester. in day, began with the consideration of the proceed. ,dh ings of the law courts and St. George's Hall coin. ,he mittee, which were of a nature to command more ?? than suaun attention, Matter for discussion was It first afforded in the arrangements connected with ias the reception and placing of the Prince Consort's of statue, which Mr. ...

... THE CATTIE PLA(GUE,. A epttion1 on the ,6bj eat of the cattle plag eN wate ?? Friday to unfold theirh views to him, and to urge th oe nment take immnediate action in the matter. The gentle- men comprising the deputation were the JEan of Lichfleld, Mr,, Alfred Poll, Colonel Hidl Ord, Mr. Smythies, Mr. Jainny, Mr. Goodlet, Mr. Ryder, Sir, George Jenkmsnon, Mr. Norman, Catptain do Witn r. Correns ...

... I ?? CATTLE PLAGUE. Wrv .T ran s . 1. ?? _. - Mr. J. T. Noakes,.of Brocklcy Hall Lewishani eild wI ites to say that his herdsmnan had Muind hypo, P slphitc of ?? a Ruccesfifil antidote to the cattle disease; the nature of wvhieh he believes to be a *,fermentatoil of the lH'ood. Cuaiso( v; KLItNGo- The followving letter has been published --'Sir Thomas Gladstone prosents hi compliments to Mr. ...

... THE CATTLE DISEASE IN , CHESHIRE. MEETING OF MAGISTRATES AT BIRKENHEAD. Yesterday a special meeting of the magistrates of the hundred o Wirral was hold at the County Hall, Abbey-street, Birkenhead, for the purpose The of taking steps to carry out the orders which had for been ado pted at an adjourned quarter sessions, not held at Knutsford on Wednesday. Mr. R. Barton, 7 ) of Caldy, was called ...

... (Fro=m UiA. 7j,>. J wtam (From hel Di2hFn X co>7ansn ,ouxrnnal J twain The arrests throughout the country ara becoming Sir more general. In Limerick, Tralee, Sligo, Cork, veyt Belfast, and other towns, arrests have been recently 186( numerous, and in Dublin, on Tuesday, eight were pcris added to the large number already in custody. In sion reference to the reported arrests in Trim, we find ...

... GREAT REFORM DE&ON'STRA- I TION AT IRISTOL. 'The great reform demonstration, convened by the Bristol Reform Union, was held on Thursday night atthe Broadinead Rooms, and completely gave the lie to the Tory allegation that the country is apathetic upon the question. Notwithstanding that the whole of the seats had been removed from the centre of the room in order to accommodate a large audience, ...