... TUESDAYZAlS. 52. Notice of Adjudications and First M~eeting Of Creditors Bankrupts to surrender at the Bankraptcy Court, London. BANfRUPT&-H. Rj a3 Allen, New Kenrt-road. starch merchant-j. Allen, Canterbury, tsllor--W. B. Barnard, Grundy-street, POplar, painter-H. Bayliss, Pilgrim-street,' Ludgate-hill, shirtmaker-H. Brown, Nicholl-square, Al- ?? Compton-street~sas Brunawick-Bqu~sre, and ...

... - TEE EASTERN QUST!( IGe eral Garibaidi 1asi address~ed .'tlsefoliowiz; letter! upouth'e t asterniqtieatioi iti, aefrienc aeac:' Lonwdf n ?? ?? .. CsprerzB )eestn~erh18, 88-0Tlhat I love Egilsnd with the afectson of a son you ciannot doubt, andtbatit isever.. thfe'desire of-myheart,to-ree, her. In the flrst rank among Iatloi3s is equally ceirailh,-bht-t career the errors ether inister3 hat x ...

... THE BORAX; NATIONAL COHNIITTCM e The Romam. national committee has issued the fQI 51 lowing manifesto in consequence of ?? e having exploded bombs in, the riazza S ChiriA e on the eve of the Epiphan, although without pro 9 voking any manifestation wrnitever o the part~ thi a people ashrkbled-' i Hhlifri;SP-On the evening of the 5thinst. Borne bombs were exploded near St. Bustachio.' The i ...

... LATEST OLD BAILEY TIALS. -- - . -- A -v V-44~LD. ,)7 SERIOUS CHARGE oF AEsom-rreaerick Biucknel, t respectable-looking man, described as twenty- seven years of age, and by trade a cooper, was in- Victed for setting fire to his dwelling-house, with in- ent to injure and defraud the Liverpool and Globe Insurance company.-Y. September -last, prisoner tatered into ocoupation of the house and shop ...

... TOWN AND COUY Do, . L .- l . . - The royal gunr factories at Woolwich are engaged night and day with orders now on hand for the pro. sent financial year 1866-7. The sum required for the department in the estimates of the ensuing year will be about 600,0001. At a meeting of the Nottingham town council on 'Monday resolution was passed appointing a corm. mittee to wait upon the. council of the ...

... -; AIRS In AI E I . ?? w Youzi, Dcd .22, Morning. Preisdent Johndson ias revokled the military order prohibiting orpral punishment in the department of thenortb,on the ground.bat It is an unwarrant- able inter~ference with'he divl law8 : The lower house of the South- Caolina legislature his rejected theconstitutional ameudmeatby ninety- 'five votes against one . A'waxrana hns been issued under ...

... EPITOME OF ORBIGN AND GENERAL NEWS -AssnamA.-Letters have been received from M;r. Rassam up to the 5th of: November. At that date all the captives were still confined within the fort of Amba Magdal&. They were bound in chains, but of alighter kind than those with which they were fisat loaded. In-other respects they were well treated and amply supplied with provisions. Colonel Merewether was to ...

... REFOMS IN FMAN The following letter has been addressed bf the sniperor to the minister of state:- Palace of the Tuilerries, Jan. 1l9-Monsieur le ?? some years pasthbe question hasfbeen isied whether our institutions have attained their imit of improvements or whethernew iniprovemeits ire to be realised. Hence a lamentable uncertainty, which it is important, to remove. Up to the pre- tant you ...

... T1 PUBLIC .EALTH. Prom the weekly return of the RegistratgeneradWs learithatin the weekthatendedonSaturday, Januar 19, the birtbs registered in London! adtwelve oth large towns of the United Kingdom were4,864; the deaths registered, 3,668. The~anuuai rate of mor. tality was 31 per 1,000 persons living. 'In London the births of 14131 boys and 1,058 girl In all 2,189 children, were registered ...

... 3BlICBRIGHS ON 3~M EBORM: QVMTIO~d A } i dr ess to Mr. Bright P . woasbfrwar to; f1i~ ?? ago from thi w4rfl izQi' qf 'helteha, havina been o sgned by sarlyr two'hundred andfilyof thdr number. .13ing deiued his past ?? EerViees to thE lon.'theadb- :d1rs ieut oft to epresesthe confldence ofthoiws who' htid.'siliodri in Mr. Bright's leadership in thebagitrs tion ?? Mr.1 Bright,) n ah. iow.; tfia ...

... -k apXIJISTksW zi THE THAMES. . hutrvi 1nrmin a An extraordina'r UUS , Vt t uscene was wir eseonheriver Tin~aes below Loadon-bridge on nessed on thevein.Theic coming down iflaheavyfdoe on the tiers of ebi ~ de lar stamhers y m looe ther maoosts few great daae as donr e M There were man colisien5. Sev~eorl Adamaft Ev~t oe sunk, withtheirs rews, who were bega h' crushe~ad t deoafterwarodsh ice ...

... ',HEO FEARFug CATASTROPHE IN THE REGENT'S-PARK Never, perhaps, within its history 'lasa the sub eription-enclosure in Regent-park been the- scena so much tumult as it was on Wednesday. Al lasses of London society were represented, and thi roadway running westward, from Clarhuce-gate 'wa, Xl Dne period of the day blocked up with an es ted multitude. At dawn it presented its cu' kzssnasy ...