... LATEST INTELLIGENNC- I tnY XTku APHr ) i Berin, ,tdjay, J , nuary D2nd. ' fin to-day's litting of the Chamber of' Depnuies, the question w7vhih Herr Wolgoiski, one of the 'olh members, had dcolared hi ittewaion of Addressing to the Goveirnment, relative to ?? violations of Prussian frontier VytheIluuiadauggtho*i ties, ia6 postponed, Herr Woligoraki being absent on account of indispeeitlon. ...

... , THE Ra A METING. I FIM, - - The public meeting On Railway Reform will be pheld at the Mansion IHoute at one o'clock this da7. The Lord Mayor will take the chair. THE LEVEE YESTERDAY. The first levee of bis Excellenoy the Lord Lieu. tenant yesterday was most numerouslyattended, and .comprised the Lord Mayor, the Duke of Leinster, ttwo Marquisnes, seven Earls, five Viscounts, eight Bishops, ...

... )&R. GLADTON1D IS PARIS, X . . . .. . . k'AIS, SUNiDAY Ev~ ?? GJadtorne having alrnvld ilk Patis,'ei roiute from Itily to London, tho I Society of Political Econory of this city gave him a dinnerg, esterday, at the Grand HoteL The meo- bs bers of the society w r m only wared the day before '8 thatthebanquet was toomneoff :- Mr. Glaetns4 3 said the circular issued, having in passing tb~,us ...

... CD Fit: -ht liumalfs I-Oulu DUMlUM: SAUBDAY, JAIgAsY 25,1867. Ir we may. judge from the temper of the old Whig organ, the Edi~nburgh Reiews, the Libergl,.party is divided and its strength soereusly-impaired. t 'wants a:ekief to lead a once more united party to victory, but who that chief is, the Reviewer sayeth not. That is a problem which the future only can solve. While he acknowledges ...

... -. GI~d ]A .AN i 1 GRvEAT 3F'rn. 1. A SAN F RANOIBCO, JAIditigZ;.-Additional partiou. lare of the great fre:..*Vt- i)kanay, JapanD hve beenreareved. The mmenced, n cook cbop, ilL a 2.1'ikading iir V oAohI o t4 i ?? 14tter place is aie Peniula, and cdntaijeed a 8eent puainher.pf ahitation eof J*paneso W~geDo., I:.o ?? 460mk: place,. ?? 4nt .two ioed ildfrgi~wero deetr~yd.' l'i Jppates'e repo4 ...

... - I LATRT INTELIGEOCZ I /Arv m ?? R' A tl (BY TELEqRA H.)} Berlin,WednesdaY, Jan. 30, At the sitting of the Chasmbeor of; DopatieS to.day , losf 24,00,000 thelers forthbe eonstruatiou~of ,sriou5 railways Hues was approved, the hou-to vil8 that the lines concerned should oulybe let erd i&ped of by the Government with the consent of the Diet, 1The scoi offioial Corre-pondenoe of this evening ...

... I I RATHMITEBS TOWNSHIP. I.. ; To uitX EbITORi 07 'THE Ir.M | DZ)AA Mui. EDi&oR-Alolwme thiough the colui . of your influbntial journal to call the;attention of the, Comnuissloners of ?? ?? the 1 unpleasant state of Lower and Upper' 'Iountpf a. sant-aveosue. I think it is a shame -that arespectble neighbourhood liko thit sbould have no'orosslng.,, I think theyshould qmploy ,mnq at onco to set ...

... I _ THE RECLTr3E OF EVERTGN. There have alway5s been men and even womenwho have found charrms in solitude. In the olden time these misanthropirts sought loneliness in eastern de- serts, and became the heroes and heroines of many a saintly legend; and evyn in our own days their num. | ber is so great that Catholicism, which finds x form for every phase of human feeling, provides holy lives for ...

... THE MINISTRY AND THE REFORM . quEESTION. I -. . . .. . . . . .. The Timme ?? a rather late heur for the I purpose feelers are tkrown out to discover whethet' Varliimentwil1 accept now a measureor no Ineas sure; but as another feeler of a Parliamentary cli-. racter and form, in the confessed difficulty of bitting upon a measre that shall be both honest and acceptasble, of obtaning a sufldlcency ...

... ( . X t THE . \ RISEI QURRIST4-TE LAND I| I - I #QUESTION.,. Followirg the example of Bishop Berkeley, Mr . | Dith, QC.C,, Set ,jUe iqeded' x, 'awbldt .4 r the,. 'ibtleof The Irish, Querist, being a series of ques. 't4s,proibed. for~t thh 'isid'qratlbn o~f all who desire to solvethe problem!;of Ireland's social condi- tion, From the 328,queries proposed We taketlie annexed:- , . Whethee' ...

... SUSPICIOUS EXPLOS IO TDAy I About hal-pcat twelve o'clock yestenray tonsider. able' 0arm was cearted in Essexastreet by. O explo. ;si lon q.wder, oirumstances ,Wel} ?alculated t e'cito Suspzemen ?? A rtl~sto OavetO be8iO~ ppre~ns . :cm, inquiries earn t ,a san, , aaed 'to be unknown, went ssen Oinqe t op r l s rin 11 0to ?? 1di~ . 1 the houe q8twh~h i5 ?? ocaupieda emeuto, th e diiowu igbo m ...

... Iu -GU ATIOI oF- =Y'AYORt. C Ofljro.-Te insttallatisn of t-liicia Ly.es a1 :. chief msgiaate 9f,the oityrfor the second.timefwloj place yeto Usy, in this.Courthosepaeipcesewse ofa,- Iarge'numberof members of,. counn4- a4d,, citizpsg .,I Mr. tyjis, in hnis addre4', on rsassumiang;)q$ae, .; ferre to the measures, t t consca ,on of the city.,41uring' t, * i testill 4-y to the zeal anu4eoieinoy ...