... T lltsnc'S T ?? FRANCE. PI'rs, Jan, 14. The celebrated painters M. Ingres and M. Viotor Couwin are dead. The ltendardof this evening says that the Ottoman circular relating to Greece was prematurely announced, since it has only just now been presented to the pro- tecting Powers. ITALY. SPEECH OF THE KING. FLonRENc, Jan. 13, Evening. To-day ling Victor Emmanuel received the deputa- tion charged ...

... CO I-RESF6NDE-NOK .H F: 5'ElREJ l',lIBRAsiES., T6 !uRj MI)HO)IS OF -TELVUV~110 a ~fIUAT.~ )e t ; ?? tu.. season, -f the 1 :year,:when all classesof ublicsandother. offlicals are remombere' 'and aneir iervesa e pprelatedr ffgttethar. times forgotten . nnw ?? wish :o eq the. attentlan of. ,yosur readers to thjvery,adeservg, hard-worked, clviif 1030 sanl -their pay in. none of the 'best - and .1 ...

... rKETITION FOR JOi0SON'N IMPEACH- MENT. f,, flo llows' psi itioss we understand is being Csread ud ?? signed in AMichigan ,j T11j: t'?tsss':lD SIVATE, 'TIrE G9nNANl INolUEi! i TCl'.5 m.112 ION , llhbitats of the Unitedl Statos, siciuly rep-eseist to Your hlionuiable biouy tiat ~W ,thss~es, ice-l'eesident of ?? United States, ~ ~ as evolv il te poworl an d duties of 1Pre- st by ~e ss iaststion ...

... M JLTU Ia, PA1WtO. VUb ?? t t Dr.Vaughan, Of Donc6aster, had accetedhO iphpri ofCalcutta, is contradicted. b A ?? 1odm ?? tiqiaeys that the health aid of thea~s a we-muc of ru Mexico ?? to imvprovta eir , O2. 1 pergonawere saved ?? °theboats ?? Lifeboat Institution. or - lvlnOh6i, father alhot one of three dagtr'rcnS burid. ddee h jisthis ib: A-ew et at in three on yasamuhsgrilbemdateverjn ...

... I-T The Avenir National represents the following to be the situation of affairs in Caudia in its corre- spondence from Athens, dated Jan. 3: The exact position of the combatants in Candia is this: Of the 40,000 men sent from Turkey and Egypt against Cretans, there are scarcely half left-war, fatigue, and the epidemics which invariably accompany Turkish armies, having destroyed about 20,000. ...

... kA ,.B, Ifn 4 c!ts g1 tt i -Y c ffr ti It iV (ESTABLISIKID AN-NO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, JAN. 15, 186J. IT is stated in a telegram from Trieste that the aclviecs reccived at Miramar favor the belief that, if the question of Empire or Republic were put to the vote in Mexico, the Empire would probably have a majority. Some good has, at all en onts, been effected by the French occupation. There ...

... LEDS, JA1NUARY 15, 1867. PxnRc CONGREGATIONAL COlAAEL;, HAI.rA-.- The first sermons were preached on Sunday afternoon and evening, 'by the Rev. B. Dale, M.K , and the Rev. J. 0. Gray, of Halifax, in the niew school and preaching-room, ?? has been ecected until the new ehapsl is completed. The (6'cmis \V& -,bdld on each occasion. WESTGAo E BAPTIST CHAPEL, BRADFORD.-On Suildaty morning thoe .ev. ...

... I ,Y HA COLIbIE ZOSO FUND. Yesterday the members of the Mansion-house Committee, for oreceiving' funds for ,the relief of the relief of the suffeiers by the recent fearful and fatal ex- plosionsin Yorkshire and Staffordshire, met for the des- patch of business,. The LonD MAYoR presided, and the following gentlemen were also in attendance :-Mr. B. A. Gray, Mr.; George Moore, Mr. J. W. Maxwell, ...

... WREJCKS ANI) DISASTNER'S. SV ir ls O'.- .a Sii)'' n i tn -IIc ri: I -oss r The gile , itNiuci vith toite or less severity on the Ficnos;~t. A.bhut :nitl-elty on Wetlnesda' a Dutsdm hci tit-n, ii. 3 h>-}rt Iris, laden wvith onis. i frt mmis It1i;, a: he- mit I for Newcastle was des|crit I thirouch tec fo g drifting in aip treat di- tress ioulrals the rocks bet-vect East and Wc.t I Wenrivss. In ...

... BITUALISM. | Last evening an ordinary meeting of the English Church Union was held at its offices; the Honour- ab1e COLIN LINDSAY presiding. A report of the council on ritualism was presented, and this ard the expected p esence of Dr. Pusey attracted a large attendance.; Dr. Pusey, however, sent a letter of apology, in which he said it was a great disappointment to him not to be able to attend ...

... THE CORPORAION. , ) - Mr. Devltt prbopoei, eth tht9 lot, We referred to ?? 8 comitftee,-Akvesd., -I .rWead'frbei * V14' sill Xriere applicai q Parlaen ort sbll o Vh.s 'The matter was re if dosaiutee. A' reportw' bWAS io u r fiiltio, from the City Arciitect i O iropertj the town of ,01t byle ' Mr.: Nlrwdod dsait8ithN o. SC6irsllitte e 'i~eof opnioritbat'tha'repirt ouaghtto be held overfor the ...

... | LEEDS, JANUARY 15, 1867. DEATHr OF EDnWN EDDISON, ESQ.-OUr yester- day's impression announced the death of our excellent and highly esteemed townsman, Mr. Eddison, of the legal firm of Messrs, Payne, Eddison, and Ford. Though not a native of Leeds, Mr, Eddison had resided in the town from his youth; and, having for several years filled the important office of Towis Clerk, and always taken an ...