... THE hA TE GALES. b VORE SHIPWRECKS AND) LOSS OF LIFE. FERRYSIDE, OARMARTHEN BAY, JANT. 9. b 111t e11igeflce was received here yesterday (says ti ciiltain krengo Cross) that a ship was on shore on the C ,ji~ile patch, on Carmarthefl bar. It was blowing strong IV' iottet~isoefroni the westward, Nvith occasional heavy squalls. fi At City of Manchester lifeboat, of the National Lifeboat d 1aTitte ...

... I M ADDEItLEY ONj 2E IMPOSSIBMLITY - OP AMERICAN DEMOCRACY IN FUROPE.* 8 _I Un. ADDERLEY is one of the most thoughtful and able members of the present Government, and he has on one or two occasions shown a capacity of rising above the prepossessions of his party, and taking a. broad and statesmanlike view of politieal questions. He has recently published a pamphlet, which ought to carry ...

... FRANCEo (raors ouR owN coan5SPoNDENT.) h [A portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday:] V( PARIS, WEDNESDAY EvErNo. di The weekly political bulletin of the Moniiter du T Soir says : E The European press is unanimous in recording thefavour- able impression produced by the words of peace and con- cord addressed by the Emperor to the Corps Diplomatique. The paoific ...

... THE STATE OP THE CRYSTAL PALACE. Great progress has been made towards the restoration of the palace, south of the screen, to its accustomed appearance. The double line of temporary stalls, hastily erected in the nave on Monday to replace those which had been torn down on Sunday, were yesterday nearly all occupied, and covered with articles which found ready buyers among the numerous visitors. ...

... kf MR. BRIGHT AT ROCHDALE. (BY TIEGIAPH.) ROCHDAE, WEDNESDAY NIOGHT. A public meeting of his fellow-townsmen was held this evening in the Theatre Royal, which was densely crowded, for the purpose of presenting an address to Mr. Bright, M.P., and testifying their respect and ad- miration of his public and private character. Mr. HExRY KELSALL presided. Mr. Bright on entering the platform, ...

... ''' !; C st xz, DRURY LANE, TInq EVENING, JOHN BULL. Mr. Phelps, Messrs. Svin- bourne, E Phelps, and Barrett: Me.lnniei 1I Vezin, Isabel Adln.s, & H.Vand2enhfifE- AfldUOiS NIP: OR, BARIE. QUIN AND THE GNOME KING OF TiJ E GIANT MOUNTAIN. HAYMARRET. TmIs EVENING, A LESSON FOR LIFE. Messrs. Sothern, Rogers, Clark, Comptoli, &c.; Mrs. CliMIpODsdale, Misses Hill, 'Wright, &c. -And THE SERIOUS FAMIL ...

... A public meeting to discuss parliamentary re- form was held last evening in the Vestry-hall, St. Pancras. Mr. ECKETT, one of the cburcbhvardeiis, was in the chair. There was a large attendance. The meeting was convened by the St. Paneras branch of the National Reform League. The COrHAiRsAe, in opening the proceedings, read ex- tracts from a speech delivered by Mr. Goluwin Smith at Oxford, in ...

... TO TEE EDITOR OF THE D.ULY NEWS. S&R,-You will probably consider that the en- closed letter, which has been addressed to me by the manager of the Hindoo Patriot, is worthy of a place in your columns. It is naturally very gratifying to us to receive from the native gentlemen of Bengal this sub- stantial proof of their sympathy with the objects of the Jamaica Committee, and of their appreciation ...

... MYSTERIOUS D6siAPPEARANCE AT BRPSTOL. An affair which promises to be as mysterious as the celebrated Road murder is just now agitating the a publio-mind in Bristol. About a month ago a man named Charles Jones disappeared under very peculiar circum- Itb sances, and has never been seen or heard of since. The cstrangeness and the mysterious manner in which he hbs vanished leads to a strong belief ...

... I I (FROM OUR SPECIOAL CORRES'ONDET) ROME, JAY. 18. Who, whether he has set foot in the Eternal City or no, has not heard of the Torlonias--the Rothschilds of Rome 7 In the course of last suim- mer, when the monetary crisis here was at its 1 height, Don Alessandro Torlonia--the acting head of the hiuse-won extraordinary popularity by writing a letter to the Pope, in which he offered to buy up ...

... THE conviction of Mr. Wilkinson for fraudulently applying to his own use (which is much the same thing as stealing) 4,86o, the property of the Joint Stock Discount Company, will, it is to be hoped, operate to some extent as a warning in quarters where such a warning is most urgently needed. The crime of which Mr. Wilkinson was convicted was that of paying a private debt of his own with a ...

... The Pope has put down Presbyterian worship in Rome. For some time the Rev. James Lewis, a Scotch clergyman, has conducted divine service according to the foilns of the Kirk in a room to which none but foreignerswere admitted, and the fact, which must have been well known to the authorities, was connived at. A little while ago, however, he received from our consul at Rome, Mr. Joseph Severn, ...