... | AR. BRIGHT AND MR. DANnY SEY;Bl1?1 I . - . . As mlght have been anticipated, a second letteri, been addressed by Mr. H. D. Seymour, M.p .lv*. M~r. John Bright. Mfr. Seymour says: c(i; Morley appears frow. hisg second letiter ?? to liab mitsunderstood what I wrote to him, and It explale to Mr. Bright follows: lt Athenmum. Cleb, yan. My dear Brlght,-I am sorry to be oblige& to trecb you with ...

... s K LAT-EST-EWS. The onijofflja l ERLIN~, WEDN89DAY. TheQ semi-officlal Nu,?h Germaq Gai~ette of tthis evening, referring to PIc vo lholh' declaatio me ?? Chiamber of Deputjes on the 19Lh inst, says ?? erm'any by tile line of the Maineo, ailteil bY I'rlno von rohonlibe to bo rnccgneted by Prusta, is a Pure fition, If the southers stian t ar6 whilng to %hellc tafily renounce a portion of their ...

... * The Standard remarks: The secret history of a strike a Is rarely within the public reach, because the leadera of _ these movements are careful, above all else, to conceal their characteristic Incidents. It may be profitable, however, as Y an universal strike is recommended by those who flourish ut upon the discontent and misery of their brethren, to 0 examine the arcana, so long kept in ...

... 9!IE LIABILITIES OF LANDLORDS TN]) wENAZ tS I E AILITIES IN MANCHESTER. The case Tidswell v. Whitworth came before the Court of Common Pleas on Tuesday. Ur. 1. T. Tldswell, barrister, Liverpool, wias plaintiff, and Mr. Alfred Whit. worth, merchant, Manchester, was defendant; and the action was to decide the construction of a covenant In a lease Eof a house in a new street in Manchester, ...

... MJR. BRIGHT AND HIS WORKPEOPLE. I The revorts ?? Mr. Bright's relations with his own worbpOoplp, though rather calbuhitad to ?? amuse. rt then any more ?? Impressoln In the mind of per. ens arquanted ith m reochdole, eeem to have been so far taken to heart by these more especially concerned, as to prompt them to, a demonstration in ?? huoour which could leave no MMle In anDY part of the ...

... ITHE OHARGE AGAINST AN ATTORNEY'S ULE1'It. At the Salford Town Hall, on Saturday, John Stead, an attorney's clerk, who at the sessions just closed was tried and acquitted upon a charge of obtaining money on false pretences, was again placed in the dock upon a similr charge. The prosecutor. William Nodeni of 7, Northum. berland-street, Regent Road, owing to Illness was unable to appear, and his ...

... i FRANCE. , SPEECH OF THE EMPERORR. id At the reception held on Tuesday at the Tuilerles, the In Zmperor addressed the following speech to the diplomatic Ox ?? opening of the new year furnishes me an opportunity of expreasing rmy wishes for the stability of thrones and the prosperity of nations. I hope that we Gre entering upon a new ra, of peace and concIllatIon, asd A that the Universal ...

... IAt % - OlAT iB , _ W TOMS. .. * ?? I aI 60Thc Ez gcs of Vlrne-aZdayn ht says -Wltith the glass at below ireezing, as teglstoredt by Negretti aiid Zainbras thermometer, the weather last night indioated the approaoh Of Nnow, which began to fall'tslightly soon after one o'clock this Morning, A strong wind, which was blowiog from the north-west at the time continued till about half-past four, ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CLAIMS AGAINST FAt I- Farmers In Cheshire, 8taffordshire, and DerbyQ,8 recently been sued in the County Court under Seeto k5 peculiar circumstances, arising out of the cattle During the prevalence of the plague they were ?? a person of respeotable address and exterior, representir that he had a sure preventive. The medicine was sep, plied, the farmer agreeing that at the end of ...

... ViOTOR HUGO'S CHRISTMAS FETE IN - GUERNSEYT I On Thursday last, the 27th December, the annual I Christmaefite took place in Hauteville House in Guernsey. There were assembled some forty-two poor ohildrcn, vary. r ing in age from three to twelve years; all looked happy c and joyous, and seemed perfectly at home in the ?? r and ln the presence of their host. The ffete was divided into three ...

... I MR. RVGVIB LP., ON OO.OPBRnATIO the 0 Saturday Iast the foundation stone of a now 00' ?? store, 'whieh is sin, to contain a large hall for I to Public meetings, concerts, &a** wa l by Ur T. Hughes, MO~ M.P., at Over Darweu. IS is now rather more than idx Ofyears since the principles of 0O.peration first be an to be fr developed in Over Darwen. In the winter of 111 a 00. Lay,. operation ...

... - -RO--Ii L.AQIT-Iwam THEI REFORM AGITATION. The second monthly council metgof th1efm League (northoer department) washei 9Friday eveform In the 01ilocM, Market steet, 3YI . onFrldvening, report was read, stating that during the peat moutha b e ch had been OPened at Rohdale and that na many members haa been enrolled, ao sm gooth moatinfuental embers of the Liberal partyinlohme Mr. Beales is ...