... 4-~- ae- . i- etmmm5 ; ECOND ?? ~ s i' ' 0- - - ?? 'T ' T , . ?? i[BY tMFGEH&PKE To~e Daily Tekegral)h saysf Alr. Edward Bullir,'; the member for North Northaiiptonshire, is towho:'i created a baronet. : S.IR ROJBUT PEJ. -- The Duily Tedieaiv says- We havII reason tc ,eklive that her Majeityhas siftedlzerhine~stiorx' th' confer the Grand Cri&a of 'the Batfi,' v'a'ntib' the death of Lord ...

... . , I - . m ?? 0C AL -WEWK;-~ r . - -- . -, ?? ALTaR SmLz-srol~n RiFLE CLU6di.Tfi6t t' usulal foituighitly mooring'of thiis 'club took place- eon Saturday afteiroon, -It blew a heavy gale from the rig ht. T 'lhe following were the four highest r scores --R. Nodder, 110; A. P. Fletcher, 109; G. Sprctt,R109; MaxWell, 106. v SOrfl1ET IN MWIdHiSTEa 2-No fewer than 120 Csense were disposed Qf ...

... , M4NirI iCENT. PRnsEN'1 ItROM ?? - ; , THE QU EE TO HER GOANDSOQN BPRINCE VIDTOt'. Ber Mixiesty has itist preseeted to-her tee' grandso 'Pdince'Victor a most spleindid blditiseii2l gift. This ,worel of art has been nearly two years in hand; it was intended td be-presseeted' on the first anniversary of the young priuce's birth -thie 10tl of March last-but thue extraordirary armount of ...

... -L N AD.:ATY, D. ' 27. owmander W1lan llwo'thy Tliseott has been ro. e.led to the rank of ,etlred coaptn, under the provisions o1 ?? In Council of 1I00 aid 1864, with senilority elm the 22nd instant. , I Y I I I-U I~ AfrIMMA.Ti, DM0. 20. Aw1VT1 S.-,ptains N.R B.edingfield -to the Warp, vice Bowden superseded at his own request; Hi. ?? inrmt ti got ie(ruodwhos period efservice bus esprd ...

... THE ARMY & NAVY ESTIAMATES I 7v Poj.a t Mo . ) , E' (From the ObsCierv.) A statement tappeared very proinineiltly Oi Saturday in the Armyi (iid Navy Cazette to the effect that The (Iovernmient had resolved 'upon a very considerable decrease of the army, the leading feature of which will he a re(utetion ?? companies in each battalion of the-line, a1nouniting e in the aggregate to 850 officers ...

... COBRRESPONDENCE. * NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. TO TEE DITOimS Or.TlE5 L1VEPQOOL MEtUtjit'. Gentlemen,-It appears to be oftly too truet that Jlibe must be upon line, even in .the healths6otne m'atteirof aljusgivisig at this festive season of the year, for I niust confess had my Christmas appeal been fairly responded to I should have felt ashanied' to beg againl so oon, in spite of all the genial ...

... T- HE YEW. YEAR. - . I I . d. ,i EYE 4. . ?? o Bt, There-are many reasons for believing that he the year which has noiw opefted will be'a Ul year, if not 'of great mid, stirring eveoits, fat. eai ally nate of ibportnut. politicat al hanges, li .both At* home and..abroad, wvhich *will ina-, )y ?? and permanently ! Ajot' the 'colurse ;,I ?? bistory.' We imay justifiablly hope nl that .it will be ...

... THE D)AVENPORT BROTLIMIJ- EXPOSED BY AfR. FAY. The Teir (Fl-om the New York- Heerald of Dc. 17.) w~il The announcement, by means of irmrrnene, ?? wie. and alvertisements in diffeient ncevspapvenr, tit Mee Mr. H. 31. Fay, formerly connected with the oh- Dasenport Brothers as their agent, would give aII sea ewrpos6 of the tricks of those gentlemen, drs her, together la-st evening, in the ...

... LATEST AHD TBIXGRAPHIC NEWS. AMERICA. rt ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HECLA l NwV YoRK, Dac. 17, SIX A.M. tl The Mtississiplpi Legislature has passed over the at (Jovernor's veto to the bill suspeuding all the State h laws for the collection of debts until 1st January, 1408, in consequence of the impoverished conditibh of the State. * I C Gl The resolution of the Alabama Legislature tl ratifying the ...

... Blain, Ow.' 31, The Swiss Government' has received official c 'inforination fromn Yokohamqa, announcing that the t representatives of the European powers have gone to Asakka to deimand of the Mikado tile raitifica- tioii ofothe treaties and the reduction of the import I duties by 5 per cent, ' ' . LANCASHnIE CoMr ?? R. V. C* J. W. -s Dancer, genitlemanl, to be- lieutenant, vice Dick; t' so1 ...

... SALUS roruti L1 ; UI¶EMA. ISlUFJ8 rOPUL LLX SUPREM~A . I : DOMESTIC. N.y. Manile, recorder of Leeds, aind who is well known on the Northern Circuit, has been appointed the third member of the Jamaica Inquiry Conmissien.! -The revenue accounts for the year and the quiarter which ended yesterday have been issued. In the Customs there is a decrease of £202,000 onl the quafter, and of £828,000 on ...

... ANNUAL UuLA I. . ., ?? i, ?? -, ?? . A ,j. ! ,. t- .. ?? ::Lrviuaeooc,, Dwa3,tdG ;ROspEgsi F M10T0I aOQTT ORAD)f . 'Iethis j&eithO M eare.-wit. a stock of cotton in .u.. .. 193,743~'-'bll rkit6i ?? ?? how, *.exingm-ith~a ?? ~tik~pationba of W -ko]ia~ ;Aupplyfrma 'whi: end 1_(th6 obt- of the Amgc*~~~edn 'aid: Int Iulngit ,~ . accumulatios'p-ijq of5 J nkdlad i&d. er lb :higher ia. Egyptian. il14 ...