... THlE FIRE AT THE CRYSTAL PALACO'. The Times siays, the public interest in the disaster which lins caused the destruction of a materiall part of the Palace at Sydenham is shown by the crowdsof people who have ?? to see the ruins during the last two days, On \1CuIiay evening a telegram was received by the autlhori- ties there from Osborne, to the effect Unit the Qaeell Was concerned to hear of ...

... AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. QUEsNSTOWiN, Jan. 2. The Inman steamship City of New York, from Now York on the 22nd ult., arrived hero at 1 p.m. to-day, with 18 cabin and 104 steerago passengers, and 12,600 dols. in specie. After landing two cabin and fourteen steerage passengers, and ten sacks of mails, she pro- eeded at 1.20 p.m. for Liverpool. FRANCE. PAnts, Jan. 2. The Xonieur ...

... I FRANCE. PAR1ut, Monday Evening. The Government has given way in the ?? of the rc- organisatioll of the army echense, such as it was printed a few weeks ago in the columns of the eoni ear. Although, no doubt, every Frenchman would spring to his firelock in ease of invasion, or even if words were to warm, into deeds over the pending qulestion of the Ithiine boUnitary, stilt the nation did not ...

... I MR. LOWE AND T'iE WORKING CLASSES. I The ?? correspondence has been pub- liished: 10, Clarsndon-gardens, Maida-vale, IV., Jan. 1, 1807. Sir,-Believing you will kindly pardon the liberty I take in this addressing you, I venture to do so, not with the presumptuous object of questioning theviews you have seen lit to take on at subject of profouiid importance to the present iuterests and ...

... MR,, BjjaGIT AND THE 1o/;IlGfl'Ly RE.'VIB 7lv. TO TiTh EDITOR OF TIE, TIMES. Sir-Sicec lily arrival in tonwi this afternoon I have seen tll correspondence beaded Mr. Bright and ?? Jer/a'ty/I Vi'c 'Ilis iher in ?? t ,iThis cf to-day) 5iid I should be obliged if you would insert at your tarliest COUVr5Oie thle following letter relating to it. Your obedient servant, HENRY D. SEi MOUR. r.S. I ...

... MR. BRIGHT, M.P., V. TIlE OXFORD UNIoN DE B13ATING SOCIETY. TO TIE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. CENTLEMJE,-Ilonse obzlige mc by thu insertion of the following correspondence. Yours truly, E DM UND NJTTALL. Ioehdlialc, Jan. lrd, 1867. ll, Littlewood-strcot, Ilocbdale, Nov. I19th, ISGG. Sir,-Bce kind enough to make known to the ine'nbsrs of your society the contents of the enclosed letter, as ...

... THE LEEDS MER)CURY. A FLolitNCE journal says that the negocia- tions between Italy and D.Ome rcspecting OcolOsiastical matters are proceeding favourably. I1IS HOLINuESS TIE PorE held a reception and made a speech on New Year's day, like the secular sovereigns of France and Italy. It was Gymim&nar. KsANMnn, the Minister of Arms, who paid the ?? Father the complinments of the season. In the name ...

... THE WORKING CLASSES ANTD THEIR UNIONS. TO THE EDITORS OF THIE LEEDS AMERCURY. GEN'TrfltEN,-Yotur correspondent, An Eng- li,''nan in last Saturday's issue, has kindly come forward to offer to the working classes some considerations which appear to him to have a most important bearing upon their welfare and that of our country, and as he invites a care- ful pernsal of his remarks, I shall ...

... THE AWEITHER, TJIURSDAY. - Since ?? morning base- merters have risen rapidly, ctcii pressure iS IIOW nearly usiforin over the British isles. Temporature has deelined out the coasts of Scotlead and ill the south of thoe British Isles. In Lcndon, this morning, at sight o'clock, tho tem- pesattire was 14 deg,. below lfrce:iog 1point. Oti our northern coasts the winds are light and variable; and ...

... ITME BISHOP OF CHESTER ON RITUALTSM, The Bishop of Chester has returned the follow- ing answer to a memorial signed by 128 clergymen of Liverpool and the district:- llawarden Castle, Chestor, Dec. 26. Mly dearsir,-I have been requested to send to you my answer to an address signed by 128 clergyman of Liverpool and the neighbourhood. In connection with one of the beads of corp1int contained ...

... LATEST NEWS, [ABRaTSvx TELEOar.1 AMERICA. SOUrrTAMrPrOV, Jan. 3. The Hamburg and American Company's steanimr Bavaria, from New York on the 22nd ult., has arrived here with 66 passengers for this port, Havre, and Hamburg, but no specie. The Bavaria experienced fine weather throughout the voyage. Her news Las been anticipated. (By Atlantic Telegraph.) NEw Yong, Jan, 2. The steamer Hansa and City ...

... LEEDS, JANUARY 4, 1867. MR. REGaISnrit WELCI'S BANRILUPTOY.-MV. P. t. Welch, the senior Registrar of the Leeds Baukruptcy Court, having become bankrupt himself, he will come up on the 5th isstnat, before Mr. Commsissioner Ayrton, at Leeds, to pass his ?? examninatione, and apply for his dis- charge. Tlho following is a sunsoary of tho aceounts as filed by the bankrupt:- DYn. £ a. d. To ...