... x DE ESTRADA. A MONSIEUR LE REDACTRUB XN CHEF DU DAILY NEWS, DE LOYDRES. Mo|isxnUa,-On me communique uu extrait da Daily News, 16 Decembre, 1865, cd sd trouvo l paseag andvant:- Mr. Hidalgo, the Mexican envoy, whose Cong2 was an. nounced, baa only juat had the farewell audience of the Emperor. I must have mentioned before that his first secretary of legation, Mr. Fernando Gutierrez de Estrada, ...

... 1MIL TON.[C VER S/FICA TION. TEii discussion provoked by our note on the suggested emendation of lileS 1532-3 of the Agonistes is only another prooi how dangerous it is to interfere with a great author's text. At once the floodgates of contro- versy are opened, and once opened they are not easily closed. Our cor- respondents Most Unmusical, Most Melancholy Experience and M. may be ...

... THE WEST INDIA MAIL I --9- INTELLIGENCE FROM JAMAICA. By the arrival of the West India Mail at South. a, ampton on Saturday, we have received files of Be papers from Kingston up to the 11th of De- ol eember. The Solent had arrived there on t the 7th, carrying files of English newspapers; 1 and the papers of the latest date are filled with articles which had appeared in the Times, Daily I b ...

... (nom one OwN coRnsESPODUW,) [A portion of the following appeared in onr Evening Editionof Saturday :]l PAR FRMAY EVMU. t There is not the least truth in the report tele- o graphed yesterday from London, that the French A government will recall the Marqus de Montbolon I from Washington if President Johnson acoredits a b new envoy to Juarez. France is very far, indeed, I from desiring to assume ...

... TEX JAMAICA COMMISSION. (From the Examiner.) There are whisperings, we hope unauthorized and unwarrantable, that the Commission of Inquiry may, if its members please, assume judicial functions, and arraying itself with the anthority of a grand jury, may formally or informally (it matters little which) affect to find or to ignore a bill of indictment against Governor Eyre and his subordinates. ...

... EXTRADI T oTREAYTJS. m th e~ ~ ?? to dlifiicul$ to giye :any: answer t-thio2thii4ofunI 'we suppose that ~theeir. intention is ,to com~pel~us t.o ,introue hnes into our system, tof '-.cr-iminal ,procedure -,of. suc 4' hr.acter afs t render it, better fitte~dthan -it' is- at: preentfrthepupses ffor.*:which .according to6.::'rench~vvieri thins, - criminal.piocedu-re fis por rought: to .'be -:ad ...

... TEI WEATaEtR SATURDAY. D 80, 8 AL. Nif rn Aberdeen leith ?? Ardrossn Greencastle.. ?? Cape Mlear.. tLverpool.. Holyhesi Penzance .. Brest ?? ?? Rochefort.. py6oth.. weymouth.. Portamotith,. London. Yarmouth ., Scarborough. Shields ?? delder ?? IL T.! W. 28.81,841 8.BW. 2 '.9287 W.S.W. 29.05411 W. 29.16 83 W.S.W. 29.868 2 K.W. 29.3840 W.X.W. 29.81 i2 W. 29.72 42 W.N.W. 29.84 41 W.NW 20 ...

... THE JAMAICA COM.MISSION. r - The Pail! ?? is satisfied tlat the Commission is composed of thonurk alable, anid upright men, who will doubtless prove equal to d thlewr assiged tote.Their task is to enlighten the Governmentanth atito by a estigation which could only be conducted y su a A somewhat loose allusion to their functions as analogous to toe ofe grad juy' as called forth an energetic ...

... THEB EVENUE RE:TURS. (From the Observer.) The accounts of the Revenue for the year and the quarter ending this day will be found a; full length in another colunn. We take them in the old way as the comparison of the quarter of this year with the correspond. ieg quarter of the last year, and also a comparison with the year 1865 with the year 1864. We prefer this mode of comparison, although the ...

... AMonday, 2 o'clock. Graftd obVtZifgqX vcb6 REUTER'S TELEGRAMIS. AUSTRIA AND FRANCE. PARIS, yall. ?? the Austrian Ambassador, Prince Metternich, on behalf of his Sovereign, presented to the Emperor for the Prince Imperia, the order of St. Stephen of Hungary. At the ceremony of the presentation1l Prince Metternich said his Austrian Majesty was desirous that the heir to the French throne should ...

... DRURY-LANZE. THIS EVEITING, HUSBANDS BEWARE.-And LITTLE KING PIPPIN. Messrs. Drayton, G. Belmore, G. Weston, and Percy Roselle Misses Hazlewood, A. Thomson, &c.; Messrs. Boleno, Lauri, Cornnaos, Saville; Miss Morgan and Mdme. Boleno. EAYHARKET. THIS EVENING, BROTHER SAM. Messrs. Sothern, Buek. stone, and Compton; Misses Nelly Moore, Snowdon, &c.- ORPHEUS IN THE HAYMARKET. Messrs Farren and ...

... A LIE has wings, but no legs; it can fly or hover, but cannot rest or stand. If a calumny is once put into circulation the sooner it is compelled to settle -in other words, the more publicity-the better, if it is to be effec- tually killed. Publicity is essentially one of the rewards, the torments, and the punishments of the age; and before we lament the undeniable power which it exercises, ...