... Islas'SIC* loulvallo ? THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 17, GREAT excitement has very naturally been created in London by the dreadful calamity which took. place upon the ice at Regent's Park on Tueaday, The Park was yesterday visited by thousands, and the scene which was presented by-hundreds of distressed wive and mothers, fathers and brothers, search-; ing for some missing relative, was harrowing in ...

... EXNERAL NEWS. ?? Duke of Hereford is dangerously ill, and tl:cre are but faint hopes of his recovery. The troops in the Dublin garrison are now all supplied with the newly converted l)reech- loading rifle. It is stated that President Johnson's annual receptions for the Christmas season have been raore thinly attended than those of any former President%. About a thousand French soldiers, the ...

... ArOsE DAMAGE TO. SIIIPFIN(r BY Io AND FRFlSH EK THE RIER NWE EAR Sunderland Friday. On Thur.,day night, another breaking away of ice in the upper part of the W'ear, accompaniel bra heavy fresh, created some amount of darage to Shipping, an(d lint that more precautions were laken than wvere used a fortnight ago we should have hay a repetition of the disasters suffered byshippiug oa late ...

... THIE YYEREItOR OF THE FIZENCE. Ai ba' 1C nl lnrill. us rhc inrtcl'i zeflt of t3 -O ow Yc vs e ?? at The Txleilri.5. dI~eeal) anytl Ig occulOre, to 'pv ihe cvre- n cr- a muote illan olrdillar inticces. For the too C r 12iil0ce ?? the Einpetoris levec cn tltS eC'ceSionI ?? ceased to be po'dice1 event. A tcx veroitllh go his Mljusty spoke a few P siS glv ttl each of the } eorciu AMihdsters. tret ...

... LATEST N3EWS. i HEBALD OFFIE, Flitdy Mor-'ntg. I TELEGRAMS BY SPEIAL WIRE. THE CATTLE PLAGUE, The usual weekly official report was issued last c night. During-the week ending 29thDecember, 9 attacks arereportedtohaveoccurredinGreatBritan, being an excess of 3 on the previous week. Three C fresh outbreaks of the disease took place,-the num- I ber in the weeek preceding being also 3. ?? cattle ...

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... BY OBDINABY TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) ITALY. Florence, Jan. 15. The appendix tothe Budget for 1867 hasbeen issued. The public revenue is estimated at 1,024,000,000 lire, leaving a deficit of 259,000,000 lire. The reduction upon the estimated expenditure of the Budgret presentedin~ecemberlastis about 27,000,000 The Chamber has approved, with some modifica. tion, the ...

... A DIVEr'S TOILET. The T;ilts gives the fill)oicgacconnt .I ?? ner in which the diver perfos-,lni his tuL'EC Regent's Park onl Saltr.-i;t mii Si;:lar. 3L ffaf first removed his slor.: sts l thu l i .2. ti' of long white woolleu *t. kt,;;4 rclaciigseii to his hips, and pulled a thick -!;rt of ae ing material over id ?? an1 dl *1P isasy Pdatbo. Flamlial h'nso7hv&*LC ?? ?? 0 garnents comfortably ...

... MOP.E DISASTERS A ND LOSS OF JlFE ON, THE ENGLISH COASTS. (Froim the Manwsbsr Guaxdfanj3 Liverpool, Wednesday E veniig Several additional disasters to sheipp'ing have been reported to-day. The Mary Galt w as lost near Drogheda; the Helen, of St. John, N-B, foundered off 'anda the James Hughes w, as wrecked off ar- diff; the Undine stranded rear Wexford; and the Capella sank oft Dundalk. The ...

... DEFPUTATION TO THE .'rIRD-ADVOCATE- )ON liOAJ) REEOPIUJ. At ?? *f the Chamber of Agricuilture, con- Sirtilb oaf P9. Mticlaganq P , ILP. ; ]ninca 'i;Laren, Ecq., ?? '1'hOnias Mylne, Esq., vice- ])esitlent., with Mlessrs George ope, Geone LDavid- sobn, Andrewv Mitche~ll, John P~ornean.Provost Pagana, Csharles StevsensoP, and David C'urror, the secretary, hadl nn in~terview wsith the Lol-Alvocate ...

... GRBENOCK. CA$e OF SALVtxGE.-At the Admiralty Cocrt, London, on Tuesday, before Dr LusLington, a case of salvage wras brought, at the instance of the ship Grenlada, of Greenock, against the barque Gounn- na, to procure a reward for services rendlered at sea fromn 30th September till the4th lovember last. The Grenadla, which wvas on a voyage from Singa. pore, fell in wvith the Golundrina. biound ...

... THE LOSS OF THE TAYMOUTH CASTLE. REPOST BY THE MASTER OF THE LOYDONDERRY STEANEE BOSE, Captain Finnick, of the Glasgow and London- derry steamer Rose, reports that in consequence of the severity of the gale on Saturday last he was unable to leave Londonderry for Morecambe. On Sunday, however, the weather moderated, and he proceeded. While passing through the Sound of the Bathlin, large ...