... Ctt Mmflp pewz* DRIURY LANE. THsI EVENINO, JOHN BULL. Mr. Phelps, Messrs. Swin- bourne, E.I Phelps, and Barrett; Mseslalles H. Vezin, Isabel Adams, %& ll.Vadenhoff.-Afd 'UMBER NIP: OR, HABLE- QUILN AND TiLE GNOME KING OF TUE GIANT MOUNTAIN. HAYMARRET. THIS EvENINO, A LESSON FLUR LIFE. Messrs. Sothern, Rogers, Clark, Compton, ?? Mrs. Chippendlale, Misses Hill, Wright, &c -And THE SERIOUS ...

... I l,:TELEGRAPHI(C LINTELLIGEINCE.~ (slrusaaT~sLEQ aMus, RUSSIA AND THE PAPACY. ST. PETERSBURG, JAN. 22. Prince Gortschakoff has addressed a circular de- spatch to the Russian representatives abroad, ac- fi companied by a memorandum referring to certain p documents recently published at Rome. The Mi- nister repels the assertions contained in these do- 0 cuments, and declares that the ...

... IWISBEACH WOERING MEN'S CLUB ?? INSTITUTE. The third anniversary of this instit'itiol held in the public hail, Wisbeacb, by a tea now- among the members and friends, and by a pubjic nue , e in the evening, both of which werelargely attended. ?? chairat tlhepublic meeting wastaken by Mr. Jo) `e, Peckover, the president. If e was much gratified * able to report that the club appeared to be in a ...

... ,: , I , I , , I (PRODM OUR OWf OOwxEoPONNT.) FLORENCE, JA. 17. We are still waiting for the gist of the state- ment which Signor Scialoja is to make to the Chamber of Deputies. He began his discourse yesterday; but the portion of. it which he was able to deliver contained little more than the statement of the ills to be remedied-the diagnosis of the financial malady. To-day he is to proceed ...

... 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, ...

... I 'TO THE ZDITOR Or THE DAILY HEWS. SiR,-In your excellent article of the 19th inst., on Metropolitan Charity, you allude to the fact that by many, if not most, of the wtalthy, Viotor Hugo's weekly dinner to the 40 poor children is regarded as the eccen- tricity of a man-of genius. May I be permitted to inform you that Victor Hugo's example has already produced hundreds of good dinners ...

... I I. I I (FROM OUR SPECIAL CoRBRSPONDENT.) NEW YORK, Jots. 5. There was-not a panic-but a sensation, causedc in New York on Thursday by the report that Mir. c Ashley had a bill ready for the impeachment of the c Presidents and was sure of passing it in the house. ( It caused some alarm on the Stock Exchange, but the report dwindled down before night into a state- c ment that Mr. Ashley was ...

... I (BETER's EXPESS.) MUNICH, JAx. 19. The following is the declaration made to-day by Prince von Hohenlohe in the Bavarian Chamber of Deputies, a summary of which has already been telegraphed: In consequence of the dissolution of the Confederation and Austria's withdrawal, the position of the German Middle States is completely changed and indisputably endangered. I omit casting a retrospective ...

... THE MANSION HO USE METR OPOLITA N I DISTRESS FUND. The committee of influential gentlemen who have undertaken the administration of the funds provided by the publc for the distress unhappily prevailing indifferent parts of the metropolis assembled again yesterday under the presidency of the Lord Mayor. There were present Alderman Salomons, M.P., Alderman and Sheriff Water- low, Mr. Alfred de ...

... i jrB. BRIGHT, M.P., AND HIS WOBKPEOPrLE I The Manchester papers of Saturday publiA full reports of the proceedings of Mfr. Bright's workpeoplo on 'riday at Rochdale; and the accounts enable us to sup- plement the report given in our last impression with some further details. The object of the address, which we subjoin, was to refute the charges brought against Mr. Bright as an employer of ...

... ?? I - ~ ~~~def BUENOS AYRES, Dnc. 12. tho There are no stirring events to record by this ple mail. From the seat of war there are no operations the to report. Stores in large bjuantities, and rein- thi forcements of men in small numbers, continue to be mI] carried up by steamers, but no exact plan for the whr future has been made known to the public, and tar, there is a kind of lull in the ...

... THE VORKIrNG CLASSES AND RELIGIOUS j INVTsTTuIOKS. j . i | I~~ ?? f i i;- I l (Abridged from the .?Toneaformiesaf.) The Conference for inquiring into the causes why, to so large an extent, the skilled artisans of England hold aloof from the religious institutions of the country, was held at the London Coffee-house, Ludgate-hill, on Monday afternoon. The persons present were forthe most lpart ...