... MR. H. D. SEYMOURa, .P., AND MR BRIGHT. Mr. H. D. Seymour (M.P. for Poole) has writtens a second letter to Mr. Bright, which is as follows: Athenveum Club, Jan. 3. My dear Bright,-I am sorry to be obliged to trouble you with another letter, but as it is your speeches, and not your brother's, which I Lave written about and for which I am called to account, I prefer to comsmunicate directly ...

... (REUTER'S EXPRESS.) VIENNA, DEC. 30. Count Larisch, the Austrian Minister of Finance, ag has submitted to the Emperor a lengthy report tic upon the financial condition of the emupire. The ha following are the most important parts of the sic report: ap The financial year, which is now to be legally settled, eff begins under the most difficult conditions. It follows im- an mediately after the ...

... INBUSTRIAL PRISON LABOUR. Last evening a meeting was held at the Lam- beth Bat'is, to promote an extension of remunera- tive prisonlabour in lieu of the present non-productive sys- te-n. There wasp numerous attendancenotwithstanding the irclemency of the weather. On the platform were several gentlemen officially connected with the management of criminals, amongst whom were Mr. Young, ...

... DRURY LANE. CTHIS VENING, JOHN UL Mr heps Mer Sn oson,7. P]NelNp, and Bar ?? ,LesrdamleaH. Vean, lsabel Adams, & H.Vandenhoff.-And NUMBER NIP; OR, IIARLE- QUIN AND TBHE GNOME KING OF THE GIANT MOUNTAIN. HAYMARLKET. THIS EvENrNG;, A LESSON FOR LIFE . Messrs. Sothern, Rogers, Clark, Compton, &c.; Mrs. Chippendale, Misses HUIl, Wright, &c. -And THE SERIO US FAMILY. Messrs. Buclostoiae, Howe, ...

... I THE ITALIAN FINANCIAL STATMENT. I (BEUTER~~5 EXPRESS.) the FLOREXCE, JAN. 18. hai thr .Signor Scialoda delivered yesterday, in the Ru Chamber of Deputies, the second portion. of~ his iml financial statement, detailing the means by which dec he proposed to meet the deficit resulting from the thr accounts of public revenue and exedtrwhich ut he 'resented And explained to the Chamber in the rl ...

... PROFESSOR PA WCETT, M.P., ON FOREIGN COMPETITIVE LABOUR. I~ ~~ _ Professor Faweett has addressed the following letter to rt~e operatives at the Brighton Railway Works, who had requested his explanation of the question as to why foreigners can compete so successfully with English labour, and how English trade can be best prevented from going to foreign countries: Trinity Hall, Cambridge, Jan. ...

... (FRBOM OUR OWn cORRESro1 Mi.) P ROME, DEc. 25. cl Having just returned from attending high mass aE at St. Peter's, where the Pope officiated in person, hi I will at once, without attempting anything like a m formal description of the ceremony, which would tl be quite beyond me, endeavour to give your readers pi some account of what I saw and heard there, pre- mising that at this moment (2.15 ? ...

... TEL.REGRAJPH1C INTELtIGENC I (rattses TSLIQRAMS.) ITALY. SPEEHR OF THE KING. FLORENCE, JAm. 13, Ev9MNG. To-day King Victor Emmanuel received the deputation charged to present to his Majesty the address of the Chamber of Deputies in reply to the speech from the throne. The King addressed a few words to the deputation, in which his Majesty, after expressing congratulations 'at the results which ...

... ;i~ : . (racE OUR OWN ?? FLORENCE, JoA. 11. On the first of this month an influential meeting of the Roman emigrants was held at Bologna, at which the following address to their fellow-citizens, the inhabitants of Rome, was agreed on. It is in- teresting, as showing the viedrs and hopes of a large body of the Pope's subjects who may be -ot unin- fluential in helping to decide the attitude ...

... MOBE SHIPPIIVf DrSA AID rSoS OF,. + _. . . - ¢XLIVERPO, M*i0DAY.:' Additions still continue to bei made to thoealready long and melancholy list of shipping disastece caused by the late heavy storms of wind and, snow, The Glanmire, which sailed, hence a few days since, is at Beaumaris damaged; theA ?? reportedtohave beenabandoned at sea'; the Guildford, bound to Adelaide, is at Cowes, leaky; ...

... ?? ,BAPTIf, , , 6TO'Tiii BT5T bEOR OP TH4 DATLY NEWS. Sm,- i~t is Miydesign to ?? under notice the position held by the' caurch in her baptismal services. I v hope it may be b9eefloial to utter honest opinions without h fear. Bat I wish now to assert, and to give arguments 11 for asserting, that as. to the churoh's regulations rogard P ing the mode of baptism and the age at which it is to be ...

... EMIIGRATION FROM IRELAND. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. i sir, Lord Dnfforfl deserves the gratitude of th the Irish landlords for undertaking a task so arduous as ml the defence of landlordism in Ireland. To have the sub- lot ject thoroughly discussed it has been often wished that set 80ue of the landlords with capacity for the task would dii undertake to -indicate the system by ...