... I (From BeN's Afessenlger.) On Saturday a meeting of the Norfolk Chamber of Agriculture was held to take into consideration the question of roads and road management. The chairman (Mr. C. S. Read, MIP.), stated that the Scotch Chamber of Agriculture had arrived at the conclusion that old debts oni roads should be paid by tihe owners of land and heritages; that all repairs should be equally ...

... The usual mreeting of the Board was ]eel in the Council Chamber 0n Tacesday laet, Aid. WARD in the chtir. The statement of facts agreed to by the St. Clemnclt's Toll Gate Committee was rend to the Board by the Deputy Clerk. The documcnit, which was an extremely lengtlhy I one, recited the history of the Trust, the various Acts of Parliament by which it has been0 regulated, stated the I amount ...

... Lt Drill arrangemennts for week ending Jan. 12, 13G7 w Tuesday 1.45 p. in. Parade lls Broad-strect; march so to Greoit WLAturn- lRailway, Iir thence by train to Ahhigtlon, Ld anld mercli home. Each aeat- Is bor will provide hilmtself with ,n 7Vd., the railway fare, ill rca- :d ldiness for collection. is Wednesday 2.30 p. in. Target practiec; meet at Folly d Bridge. 1, Recruit drills canl ti0 h ...

... I JOURNAI. I lb the EDITOR of the oNh0P o ' . Awrp- thA 1no Sirn,-Will you kindly permit me to bring, beY0 cue afth volent public, tire following distressing cagse thrnlg - medium oif your wide-spread columns :-A Spanish ?? malavtwit i wife nad seven children) hls been reduced from ' afflalrece to poverty consequent upon m-tercantile failures in d Spani, and can with great difficulty mantain ...

... I THE YEAR 1868. (From the Agrio ltural Gazetto.) It has been said that every historian exaggerates the importance of the period lie describes. Petihaps if lhe did not, lie would never have been, might be unfit to be, its historian. Is it that contemporary events seem greater simply because they are near the eye of the beholder ; or is it that, in the march of human affairs, progress is nearly ...

... FR AN C E. PARIS, JAN. 4. | Intelligence received here announces that an earth- quake was felt in Alg-eria on the morning of the 2nd inst. The villages of Chiffa, El Affrun, El Amin Ben Rasmi, and Mongpiaville were almost completely destroyed, and the town of Blidab was greatly damaged. In Mongaiaville 37 persons were killed and 100 injured. The earthquake was not felt in the provinces of Oran ...

... There was a, meeting of tlie League convened at the Town Hall on Monday evening last, Professor Rogers occupied the chair. Resolutiois wore passed, thalnkilng Mr. Justice Towle and Mr. Aldenuan Carr for defendlig at tho recent Druid's Dinner tlic right of holding public meetings. Mr. C. NEATE addressed tho menting. After thanking the citizens of Oxford for the kind and generous minniler in ...

... TIHE OAKS COLLIERY RELIEF FUN-D. TO THE EDITOR OF THE oxiFOD JOtUl ki.. 0 Sir,-The time has arrived when the Oaks ('olliiry k Relief Committee can give the public aplinixitinat. r infornatio respecting the extent of the caldtniitv tad the amoltntof money required to meet the sad u sl tics i of the ease. After the accident the colliery proprietors paid the -representtatives of' the lost miners ...

... I W - AaT'ua DnAaaABIc SOCIETY.-An entertainment by the I members of this Society was given iii the Corn Exchange on Monday evening last. There was not a very full house, which may in a measure perhaps be attributed to the very severe weather. The pieces played were The Area Belle, c Fortunies ?? ?? tiP 'The 'urkish Bath.'' lit the first I iece Mr. Co.ellJc :aS PI'cirI, a pilicoanmi, and ...

... -A ?? -ill I ~Ai8INGDON.I WlI ABINGDON COUNTY B~sms.-Tliis fashionaible gatheringr w~il take place oretbsevencirgofl ?? nest. Coolseand Tinucy's Band is engaged for the occasiOn. 11 eeig AM.%ATrcni DRAMATIC ]UrTEnTAiN-1 lm - 0 the wveifll of Tuesdaty, Jaic. 20, curd frendly), Fet''. ,0t1iinet nt be givn iii he Conty Hall by our, Acl, tciir U~i'riiliitjS. O the 5firs~t night the comedy ?? p ...

... NEW YORK, Dna. 18. The House of Representatives have adopted a reso- lution promisingli to support the Executive in the vindi- cation of the Moinroe doctrine, especially with regard to Kexico. The Committee on Forci-n Affitrs have recommouned I the Executive to otter their mediation between the South American belligeretlls. President Johlson hus transmitted to Congress a letter from the Czar, ...

... pL-- I MALTA, JAN. 24. Lord C. Paget left here in the Psyche to-day for Alexandria, to invest the Viceroy at Cairo with the Order of thle Bath. Lady Clarence Paget and family, with mnalv naval and military officers, pro- ceed in the Psyc!7e and Ca radeo. Tlie Arettiia, End qaiion, and Rucer have already arrived at Alex- andria. A telegram from Prevesa, dated the 23rd of Jan., announces that ...