... - - 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 ...

... 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 meeti ...

... 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, ...

... THE ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS OF COMMTNERCE. The rough draft of the report of the Standing Comn- snittee, which will be read to-day at the meeting of tho Associated Chambers, in ?? Hotel, has bletn forwa ...

... ' [BY EXCIRW10 TXLZORAYIIi AUSTRIA. VIENNA. FcIuRnAmv 2. The Ceovcrnrilcnt lies determined tonholish the Imporial Police Authorities in ?? of the cleif towns of the empire, dWI to place th ...

... I I LECTURE ON TIE SECOD COMING OF I CHRIST.' I'Yesterdany evening, Plecture on `The-Second Corning Of I' Q!)iuin Wvas deiliverd, in the Town Hall, by :av, To~ Dunarisa noniste connected with the qet ...

... pirmlousham AW12 I Dot. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. NEWS OF THE DAY. The QUEEN is expected to return to Windsor for the season between the 15th and 20th of the pre- sent month. Sir CSARLES WooD was present ...

... This meeting came off on the 8th inst., by the kind permission of Major Owen. Capital sport was afforded, hares being plenti- ful, and of the right sort. Mr. Cott ...

... SECOND EDITION I FRIDAy, 10 Lm. THE EXCELSIOR. d | LETTER FROM CAPT. NEWTON. Y A telegram, of which the following is a copy, was posted at Lloyd's from Norden yesterday:- Until now it has been impossible to get to the Excelsior-sunk on the reef about two miles off g Juist. (Copy of Letter.) Norden, 11th February, 1866, 8 %.m. MESSRS. LOTHOUSE, GLOBSE, & CO., DULL; Gentlemen,-I have hitherto ...

... ON Monday evening, the Rev. F. F. Goe delivered a lecture on Ridley and his Times, in the lecture hall of the Literary and Philosophical Institution, on beafof the Hullar Church Institute. Dr. Bell' occupied the chair, andbrieflyiintroduced the lecturer, who said that there was no need for him to refer to the great importance of the life and times of Ridley in the history of the church. it had ...

... I -FRANCE.- v-- X The Emperor and Empress were present on Satur- day at a grand ball given on an unusual scale of magnificence by the Prussian Ambassador. The Princess Hohenzollern did the honours to their v Majesties and about 900 other guests. Previously in i 'the week there had been a shooting party at ( Villeneuve lEtang, near St. Cloud, when the n Empress, the Princess of Metternick and ...

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