... indefinite and non-productive, 75,757. FOREIGY NEWS. DE COLINE OF PRIESTLY POWE R sT 15 IN: SPAIN. Goc A special comnmissioner of the Daily Telegraplh, oI ,at Madrd, who is ublishin a, series of letters on Oe Ao Thu present condition of Spaifi, thus describes be d the decline of' IthIpwiestly' nd' Papal power in msu Spain. - says- ful Te '.The pnIlo, seemingly forgetting all about the' bie ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMPNTSI T A C' Pl DItDt;'c T E . A T . MIR. D. C. BROW1E'S SOIiifigAND BALL- huse as Last evening a very pleasant soi-d musicale took tast place at the Royal Assembly Rooms, Great George- lain - street, in which entertaintment the pupils of Mr. self Browne sustained a prominent part. A highly I ? I respectable assembly Was present at the concert, the - which consisted of vocal and ...

... EALUB POPUI LbiEX S i Ia. NAZUS cPOPUL LEa SUP-IA . DOMESTIC. A Cabinet Council will be heldion Satur'- day. The business transacted in the House of l Lords last evening was unimportant. In the House of Commons, Mr Liddell t elicited from the Home Secretary that the Government intends to propose a continuation e of the Industrial Schools Act, which, under r existing circumstances, would become ...

... I-W L S SEMI-w-g-Ly SUMAC. t)OMESTIC1. inteo The Queen held a Privy Council At Osborne T on Saturday, whel proelamations were ordered gene to be issued giving currency in the United of 1 Kingdom to the gold' coin of the Sydney mint, Frai and declaring' the Queen's neutrality in-the reco war between Spain and Chili. Another matter The considered by the council-was the Queen's and Speech, ...

... ?? * - Z .s o - , the R RAILWAY COLLISION NEAR the PRESTON. roy FIVV. PTh.'nfTV TrTTTr--- FIVE PEfRSONS INJURED. c A The other evening, a collision, resultinmg in the t Y. destruction of a Considerable amount of property t 36 and injuries of Ia somewhat serious natilre to five I at yersons, occurred at the Buxton station of the f of Emden and North-western Railway, about six e le miles from ...

... Ithirrvoolt yvvtoq't ?? SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMlA. IA SUMM A RY. * - t 4. 4l. L iA L & .1 DOMESTIC. The statement about- the Queen being,, ill was untruc. In the Ilou-se of Lords, last eveninlg, the Cattle PlageLc Bill was, on the motion of Earl Granville, read a second time, and referred to i a select commuittee. In the Honse of Commons, Lord J. IHay, I who has been elected for Ripon in room ...

... | A SPIRITUALIST LECTURRER. | -, Mr. Daniel D. Home, a gentleman who hbu a:- quired much notoriety both in this country and America from his connection with Spiritualismx, gave a lecture at Willis's Rooms, London, on Thursday evening, in explanation of the rise and progress, the uses and abuises of that eccentric system of metaphysics. Mr. 'home's appearance accords well with his profession,' ...

... A MIDNIGHT MEETING; IN ) LONDON. . On Wednocday evening a ilargo aseuslbly of fallen women mot, at the invitation of the Midl- 'night Mdotillg Society, to lisiteni to a(ldrves4anoid d t to plitaiko of refreshments. The gathering waq Btra essentially a disappointing ono. 'l'he wansmen were nill not t1o reprosontative halots of the d*isriet. 'ile -V aldress ?? bellrd was not nuited to thvir ci ...

... , LWERPOOL PACKET SHIP 11'WRECKED. I MID-OCEAN uI~i. f huie 'RlSCUE OF THREE HUNDRED PERSONS. r (From the Boston Adva-ti8& bf January 1.7.) ;ht. On Sunday forenoon, intelligence arried fint~iide ?? citr 'that a wrecked coropany of over 300 soulst vdrescued is-am a ,dnkinig ship in mnid-ocean,ha the ar~rived in the lower ha~rboir in a condition whish ged required the immediate attention of' ...

... FItIDAY, FEMl, 2, fIGHT O'CLOCK AM. . LMAC. IB. I WV. F E D. I I. 1 8. Nairn ?? 084 W. 21 W. o00i Aberdeen 29124 s.aW. 2! 7S. a ' ?? 3 Leithi . 291047 W 2' 3 sw.S r o010 1I Ardosan .. '29 N . IV. 16. S . a 010 14 Greencastle .. 292'42 W 2 3 2 . r 0 0c 1 Valentin ?? Cape Clear ?? Liverpool ?? 26713 W. 7. W. 0 0003 3 Holyenad ?? 20 3048w a W. BSw. a. 0 12 3 Ienzance ?? . .! D W. 10 42 0 Erest ...

... No I SALUS trOULI 9SX UPREA, DOMESTIC. In the house of Lords, last evening, the el Earl of Leitrim inquired whether the oofern- 31ent had any objection to lay on the table a Copy of the royal Commission for inquiring I into the constitution of the Irish constabulary. RT Earl Russell replied that as no notice of the question had been given he could not ?? it. Lord Ravensworth stated that last ...

... -'RI Ab SOQ.I ?? yj . AReisg,n the ron 1qourt with, refer. An ii .!IhSif lhcet l~ave twice been Curry, ?? fothatedneof John Baldwin, Thoma; d] sunsjePresident, and of James Roach, sided it reerentm2 tuined on Wednesdaff before, alleged s 3ees.C. Baldwin and Roach Jaimes 1 , nd w' nt Mi.named' of a pre Patiiseb ?? r onnandhMt. HRndle repre- Croeshi aend Mruo~ seetion of the parties concerned ; ...