... (Fromn the Oa6deners' Uhroeiwe. )!l PLANT 4OUSES.-Me-ny Orchid(s, such, as Cnttleyac, Ccelogynes,: Ml tonias, Deadriobeumsg, and- similar plants! which dQ, not reouiro. so much heat as vandas, sacco.| labiuzus,. &c., will now show the breaks at the base of the pseudohculbs somewhat prominently. R1eep all such in as even and moderate a temperature as possible, in order to delay their starting ...

... WESLEYAN MISSIONS& Sermons in connectionrsith these missions were preached on Sunday, at the two chapels (Wesley and Moor Park) belonging the new or tsue-l circuit in Preston, by the Revds. T. A. Rayner, J. Adams, and J. Lamfie. The sum realised by the collections after the services amounted to £16 18s. 10.ld. TRE ANNUAL MISSIONARY MEETING- was held in Wesley Chapel, on Monday evening last, ...

... (Fronm the Odd-fellois' Maqazine.) From MIr. John Tidd Pratt's annual report we learn I that during the year 1865, he has examined and certified the rules of 1,076 Friendly Societies not previously en- rolled. In addition to these, alterations in, or, additions I to, thb rules of 1,248 other societies have been pronounced by him to be in accordance with the Friendly Societies Act. This result ...

... ' THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND has caused notice to be given to his tenantry on the Trentham estate, Staffordahire, that such of them as sufered loss by the cattle plague before the compensation clauses of the Cattle Plague Act came into operation will have the half of such losses made good at the expense of his grace. - THE ABSUtBDIT of some of the cattle plague regulations was prominently brought ...

... 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 ...

... LATEST AD I pGRAPHIC NEWS. ~te states that Lord Lianlover is in lgerou~ state that all hope of his recovery 11gtdened by his medical attendants. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, WED=aDAT EVmqWG. p etnckma5eta have not engaged much toier, IheY argenerally steady, prices about the same as at the close yesterday. i severitY of tbl weather is a check to business tvestcaen~ n, and there is no inclination to v ...

... I -EC -EDITION. |!(--ECOND EDITION.- :j~ 1BY T!ZLEORAPS.]-- Tue Q~ueen has sent £200 to the Bishop of London ~to be distributed during this inclement season among some of the different refuges for the house- less poor.in London. III The Times says it is reported in lthe diocese that 'the Bishop of Exeter is about to resign, andf that t,'e Hon. Archdeacon Harris, a broterf the 'of Malmesbury, ...

... BALUS POPULI LEo SUPlEA. I DOMESTIC. A fair estimate of the extent of the pro- wailing distress in' Liverpool may be formed from the fact that about 21,000 persons are receiving relief, indoor or outdoor, in the parish alone. The. local authorities are doing all they can to mitigate the Isufferings of the poor, and private charity is well seconding their exertions. The official liquidator of' ...

... . L .Profedsor Goldwin Smith is about tdolecture in t:d b,town on tho Political lHiStoi) 'of ICgland. HIs two subject.arre:to be ?? m and Crom- a twlelL: .: ?? '11 : ?? - , RiTuMArg.-As will ,be seen from our. advii. t tisinrcolumno,'a lecture on ThbeLord's Supper a will e delivered; this evening by 'th Rev. W. t Clementeon, M.A., in connection with: the Liver. I pool Auxiliary of the ...

... I _ FEIAN1M MORE ARRESTS IN DUBLIN. Two arrests were made in Dublin, on Saturday, namely, Wim. George Smith, an Irish-American, residing in Summer-hill, supposed to have held the position of ?? eralarmy, and Dennis Cashbian, a law clerk. On Friday, John Dowling, chemidal lecturer, was taken into custody. On Saturday all three were conveyed to Kilmainham Goal,ufinder the provisions of the ...

... I sOM1OAMRt4 EXTRRDINARY Thesubjoinedstory whihj, everely taxes human credulity i told PI the Bruso9 c' r espondent of the SOVdrd:-t have just hea,2 from Antwerp a Atory of somnambulism, .which, ' I can Ruite .rely on the facts, is one of the rarest oa2 O - the persistency of that stri*ne affection of whlo? there is authentic record. On Thursday night-I tink it was Thursda;y-a farmer from ...

... . m TiEE WRECK QF A RA.Mm B-lSIP i - !AT NEW BRIGNLTON. I WREOK]:B BENT TOR TRI&T. ?? I _ .: I ' : ' - I :_ ?? IQ i I . ?? 'I Three men, named Patrick M'Naliy, dofhieWeir, re~iing at Lisoard ;. Henry Hiokmans, bricklayer, of Egremiont; and Richard Banister, sawyer, in the employ 'of the Wallasey Commissioners were brought up in custody, yesterday, at the (ourt- house, Egremont, before Sir ...