... TO CORRESEONDENTs. - I We onnnot untlertakeitv return comutnnloatlioniot 'which me (to not avail ourisives'. CoumimnsstcatlioB shbuld alwrays be legibly written in ink, and onew si4 of the puper only; leagth -iuoreases the ?? 41f -fuiliug spaee for tlhen. Whatever la Intended for insertiun 2itldst be authenticated by tite loule amud addrues pi tbe writer, aut uetasarily for pubicatiuts, but ...

... is NOTIES TO CORRESEONDE S. ae ?? T. --We do notknow any such clcase. a A. B.-F~ourteefl cr fifteen years ago at beat. iii BubO~i~i~ S ?? Drbywan never Prime a. Minister thile he sat inhei U~prper House ae Lord ~. Stanley. re 7rX1Tl WORKHOUSE i IN-DOOR POOR Sh THE V To t Entreeo osfeth DMiz POGr. ?? Sir,-In my letter in toeday'e Post I have ?? - written ,in the Workhouse, instead of ' ...

... RITUALI SM IN THE CRHURCH OF ENGLAND. i LECTURE BY MR. GEORGE DAWSON, M.A. Mr. George Dawson delivered a lecture on the subject of Ritualism, last evening, in the Town Hall, which was crowded, with the exception of the groat gallery, and even there the space left unoccupied was not large. Mr. DAWSON, on rising, was received with cheers. Ho said it was just possible some of those present might ...

... ,?z el 1xvingliam fflhailg woot. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1866. WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN THE BOROUGH 01? BIRDMINGHA.I. 46TH W -xs-1&o66. Tn the week ending last Saturday 3,606 births, and 2,506 deaths were registered in ten large cities and boroughs ot England, including London. The births exceeded by 74, while the deaths were 16 below the average weekly nunm- bers in the ten years ...

... | TH_ F7LO O DS ANnD. S, .oRM ' GiEAT LOSS 0? LAiI iTD P TI , H eavy raina'whlich fell duiring the' la{tmer end of last week caused mostdisastroue floods in several, counties, but .moe 'a'articularly in the manufactu- 'ring districts, of ,lr.shire aniLaucashire. .Tie' . accounts which we receive froni Leedsi' Halifax, Bradford, Dewsbury, Wakefield, ' Manchester, Preston, and many other ...

... | FOREIGN INTgLLIG=CR4 I ?? . ! . . . I l In prospect of the near departure of the French troops from Rome, the Italian Grovernment has issued a circular defining its position anti the conduct which it means to hold. it will-be neutral, as between the Pope and his subjects; and it will discountenatce ad repress all agitation on the subject. Wi ESvjll not pull doinryour hous'e over your head, ...

... (Teen OUR OWX cORRsESPONfDENT.) IA portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday:] Se PARIS, WEDNESDnAY EVE13ING. C( I see it stated in several quarters that General Di Floury's mission to Italy is merely complimentary F and formaland that,instead of staying somue months in Rome to see how matters go aiter the departure f, of the last French soldier, he will certainly p ...

... ATE PETER ARK- WRIGHT, ESQ. mm I -1 . . I w I -- v t The Illustrated London Ne1vs fatvours the public with a e r summary of the last testament of the late squire of Willeos- C e ley. The will was proved in London, on the 5th just., by 9 0 his sons Frederick, Alfred, James, and John, the joint acting executors. Theparsonalty was sworn under 800,000l. The 0 will is of considerable length, and ...

... CORRESPONDEN CE. TO CORRESPONDENTS. DEXTER.-It would he invidious at present to publish your letter, however just your tiews may be. HOSPITALS FOR THE TREATMENT OF LUNACY-THE TEST FOPR ADMISSIOX. TO THLE EDITOR OF TIHE BELFAST 2aEWs-LErrEzr. Sir-In your report of the proceedings at the conference hetn1cci the governors of the Belfast Lunatic Asylum and a committee of the Poor-law Guardians. I ...

... TIHE IRZIPI REFORM LEAGUE. A MEETINGr of the tncnlaers and friends of the Irish IRform League was held oil Tuesday evening at the temporary Council Rooms, No. 18, North Earl Street, Dallin, for the purpose of appointing a council, electing oflicers, and enrolling members. The cbhaig was taken at eight o'clock, by The O'DoNuiu;-e,Al.>., Presidlent. There wvas a large and respectable attendlance ...

... EVENING' EDITION-., MEBRCURY OFFICE, 3.30 ?.M. TAIS DAY'S,'NEWS. (6Y ELECTRIC TELEGRAPHE.) THE WEST INDIAN MAIL. LIVERPOOL, Wednesday. The West Indian, from the West Indies, arrived here. She brings dstes from Colon to October 27, and Jamaica, Novembbr 1. An attempt was being made to remove the chief mnegistrate, Bowerbank, from the the Kingston bench. The daty on rem had been increased. ...

... ,- Sr 'o.j TJ3t I A , zSS. * THE CONDITIONt Os' -AMERSOAm -POMfICS. It is said that efforts are,,~being. ;made to bring ab~nitA reconciliation' between Presideit-aflo land the Con- gremmc, and every friend of th r i l for their succepss. The Tinzf8 layq doiths ae -agreement :~The first condition. is a recogpitioni of te fact that the action of reconstructionl is not fetteredby lb' single ...