... CORRESPO NDENCE. y. l f _ . ?? THE FLOATING BRIDGE CARRIAGE TOLLS. r To the EDITOR of the HAmPsi'nEa TELERmipar. S mR,-I had the honour of addressing you the ether 1 day on behalf of the respectable dogs of this ndighbour.i hood. I have now to thank you for your kind considers- tion in publishing my letter, and at the same time to r crave additional space for this letter, its object being to ...

... -4- METEOROLOGICAL REPORT FOR TEE WEEK ENDING 20TH JANUARY, 1867. . f PR1ESSURE. Barometer attained ma:;. of 29 99 on evening of 14th- a fell slowly and steadily till early on morning of 18th to min. 25'50-rose to 29,86 on evening of 19th, and remained . steady. TEMPERATURE. I A very cold week. The approximate daily means, com- pared with an assumed average of 410, are as follows Monday, ...

... ll, I. AMERICA. at NEW YORK, DEC. 26. a d Ortega's forces have captured and executed Escobedo. Ir If NEW YORK, DxC. 18. w r The House of Representatives have adopted a resolution LI e1 promising to support the Executive in the vindication of li h the Monroe doctrine, especially with regard to Mexico. AThe Committee on Foreign Affairs have recommended at v the Executive to offer their mediation ...

... Lue_ Considerable anxiety was felt in the town on Monday wad, night, about half past ten o'clock, by hearing'the bugle use calls' at the New Barracks and the Marine Barracks )M- sounding the fire call. It proved, however, on inquiry, henthat the alarm had its origin in a large ekimney which was He on fire at Bury. off'uy the An admirable lecture on Our Olden Poets was de. livered to the ...

... BREACH OF TtuLs'r BY MANAGEBS OF CHARITIIES. On Wedlneseivy, the 11th inst., Vice-Chancellinr Sir J Stuart gave jwirgugteut iu the case 'of the Attorney- General v. tile Biishop of Mancheeter. This was am itl- formation tiled at the relation of Mr. Robert Neecihmn ?? a merober of the board of wanragerrserrt ind one oif the trustees of tbe HerrsIlkrW's Blind Asyluir urear Manchester, and ...

... I MONTHLY MEETING OF THE. COMMISSIONERS The monthly meeting of the Rhyl Improvement Comr missioners, was held o9n Friday, the 11 th inst. Present -Rev, H. Morgan, N.A., chairman;. R. W. Preston,. Esq, James Taylor, Esq., Thos. Ilealing, Esq., Messrs E. Powell Jones, J. 1A. Jones, WV. B. Byne, Jno. Roberts (Qneen-street), John Roberts I Shipley-street), H. Pierce, S. S. ])avies, Jonah Lloyd. ...

... THE QUEEN. The Telegrapli is gratified to learn that there is every probability of the Queen's taking a more active part in public life during the coming season than she has done since the death of the Prince Consort. The hope is materially strengthened by several recent incidents; such, for example, as the fact that her Majesty has lately shown undisguised pleasure in the performances of Mr. ...

... ANiTiEE effort has been made to establish a Conservative organ which shall be worthy of the political importance of the party which it is to represent. Within the last day or two there has appeared a preliminary number, and also the first number, of a weekly paper called the Ie;zoerial Review, and bearing the proud motto Nemo me impune lacessit. It cer- tainly possesses two merits, strength ...

... PUPLIC opinion in France shows unmistakable signs of an awakening. So distinct and decided, indeed, are its manifestations that one is tempted to believe the nation has not ceased to watch and reflect during the period of enforced silence, and that, like the seaman's parrot, if it has said little it has thought much. Under the present system of severe press laws and interdicted political ...

... NOTICE.-On MONDA Y, f/ie I4# ins/ant, t hta lfices of the PALL MALL GAZETTE weti.' be REZYJOVED to NORTHUIB)ERTAND- STREET, STRAND, w-2here ?? s6h0u701 ?? b: ac'(dressed. S,/1,rdly, 2 o'dcO.4. TM6 C-UlTilla'd 1-110W. REUTER'S T ELEGRAMJfS.. AMERICA. (By Atlantic Telegraph.) NEw YORK, 7an. 11 (Evzififlgr,-)The Legislatures of Keatuclky and Virginia have rejected the constitutional amendment. ...

... THE QuEEN has sent 200 to the Bishop of London to be distributed during this inclement season, amongst some of the different refuges, for the homeless poor in London. PRINOE ARTaUu, having been examined be- fore the Council of Military Education, and having passed it most satisfactorily, will join the Military Academy as a gentleman cadet on the 11th of Febrnary. TEm BISHOP OF EXETER.-It is ...

... I It is reported in Paris that Lord Lyons will succeed Earl Cowley as British Ambassador at the Court of. the Tuileries. THE TYNE.-The revenue of the river Tyne Comia- sioners in 1866 exceeded by £6,000 that of 1865. Last year the commissioners dredged live millions and a half tons of sand and rubbish out' of the river, being a million tons more than in 1865, and a million and a half tons ...