... 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,, ...

... 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, ...

... TliE HEALTH* OF LIVERPOOL. The report of the medical officer as to the health of Liverpool for the last quarter of the year 18635 has just been printed. From this document it appears that the quarter has been the sicldiest season ii Liverpool since the third quarter of the cholera epidemic in 1849. During the thirteen weeks of October, November, and December, the number of deaths registered in ...

... 1 I Amongst the remarkable evbta of the week have Ieenthe annual message of the republic,% Governor. of Ohio, in which he takes atrngg' a,iiot l! against all interference in Mepico, but Wainst the, whole Monroe doctrine. He ?? the Mexicans bave brought disgrace on the republican name by Sheir bad behaviour in times past, aud hle says there is so little agreement, even amongst honest and ...

... r.T , ?? :1 ?? , ymzmamo- : 1 , -1 THE RETUP~ OF TX= 'YON0fi Tit' (Br S ,rssW4 ?l*!P1AM1 00,i4W ,) (nu0 oun o'wX!Go=MP0X=), PAS JAN. 19. IThe ?vss of this evening announces in a leding 's article, beaded The Eviouati~nof 96e00, that11 Baron Saillad left Paris on Monday last, fr #h 1 purpose of making the necessary arrangements with' d ?? Mnim iian for the return of the 1 French troops at ...

... Tax Scotsman publishes the follo wiug extract froma a letter addressed to a eorrespoadent in Edinburgh by a gentleman ?? a distinguished position in Brussels, and thcroaghly converdent with the feel- jugs of his courntrymen:- I cannot nvoid referring to what you esy is to the opinion3 existing in your c)tntry that there eris's in Belginm a Party so insane as to wish for annexation with France ...

... LATEST N E WS. sBV TLfORaPR.] .vEWS-L-ETTPR ) t ti J irMud .I n 11,,g g. THE R P IEOIAL COMMISSION. TRIAL OF CORNSLLLS OO NAHONY. In ta case of Cornelius Corhonya the jury was disbre at trelve o 'cl3ock Oa Saturday night, it appearing that s n agreement was impossible. It is reportIted ten were for a conviction. It is undenatoo the prisoner wiwi e bsa'n pet on trial to-day. PRO CLAMATION OF ...

... (W 4 SOID-fil egillu'. Yn Baltimore, acth dau ddyn i gweryla yughylbc dynes, a thorodd un wddf y hall faL y bu farw yne y fanl. Yn Sheffiecld, nos Sadwrn divweddat, ?? lhen wraig gyminaint wrth weled ei rnab yn ymladd, fel y bu farw yn y fan. Carcharwyd merch leuange, 18 mlwydd oed, yn Bacup, dfiydd lnlu, wytbnos i'r ddiweddaf, dan yr cylhuddiad o wenwyno ei mam. Cyflawvno ld dyn a'r enw ...

... Stamp duties have an ugly sound in a colonial budget, but it makes all the difference who imposes them. They are already levied in New South Wales; and the New Zealand Government have probably by this time passed a Stamp Act, avoiding (to use the characteristic style of the Canterbury Press) these blunders in the Sydney Act which created such per- plexity in the New South Wales commercial ...

... A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.—Enoch Johnson, a pud- dler has been missing since Monday evening the 8th inst. It appears from the statement of his landlady, that during the day he had been drinking at a neigh- bouring public house, and had got very much intoxi- cated, and at about ten o'clock in the evening, he went out with the intention to fight with some person with whom he had been drinking during ...

... AM E1 C E R IC . NEW YORK, Jk,, I (EVENING). It is said that the Congressional Military Commission V1W introduce a xbill increasing the peace establishment Of the army to 100,000 men. A serni-f1ircial Washington despatch states that Mr. Seward's trip to the South Atlantic hats no political object. Hc will bc absent three wes. The Washington correspondent of the Courd'C)r des Etas Unis asserts ...

... A DA1Y TN~ BUL STREET£ PRISON. (By Oc Ba2 mblinsliepoxter,in the GLsow WeekldrHezal) mP It wilinot surprise any reader of the Wceely~erakl, tas I dare say, to hear that!t was last wveek locked up . securely in Duke Streeti Prison. Such is the fact 115 unquestionably, oid If anybody doubts it let him go s and ask the 'Governoi. I dldtnot go there -for mur- to der, however, for I ndver ...