... 1M~GoD1VIP~tTk i ANkLA PITT.1; I this period was shown to be a produot of -the economical, and in some measure of the political,'lendencies of the great European movement which ended in the, French t Revolution. .In religion the movement wqs almost entirely 6riticalkand, destructive, though' fron indifference an ad- vance was made in toleration. Politically, the move- ment' pulled down ...

... WYAGES IN AUSTIALIA. 'rho C~lexpcst1s' and Joiners'~ 8ooiety of Sydlney biove sent tito following home for publication : 1SednreN. N Ow South Wales, Nov. 12, M~.G 1jecsolutions passe a Itt thle Carpenters' anlti Joiners' soriety '',flant wo. form it committee to inq~uire into tho present slcrr~i~f ii ttitO, ut cal dlogsts from other trades, wub hinvie of ~scrltititig he mout of distress exist ...

... TEX MANSION-HOUSE METROPOLITAN I DISTRESS -BELIEF FUND. ed - on The committee met yesterday at the Mansion- we house, under the presidency of the Lord Mayor, who was e supported by the following members :-Tbe Rev. Williana Ln Rogers, rector of Bishoprgate; Mr. W. J. Maxwell, AIr. ?? Wigram, the Rev. T. J. Roweell, Mr. J. Duke I3 Hill, the Hon. Colonel Stuart Wortley, Mr. George In, Moore, the ...

... 'The _Ia/ia All/i/are publishes a list of the distinctions conferred upon the Italian land forces for the campaign of I866. They consist of i69 Crosses of Savoy, 75 of the Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus, 25 gold medals, 2,103 silver medals, 23 commissions of sub-lieutenants, 4,070 horourable mentions. The Garibaldian and Cadore Volunteers and the Guicciardi Legion divided between them 70 ...

... WHAT THE MINISTRY MAY ANID WHAT THEY MAIY NOT DO. To the EDITOR of Mke PALI, MALL GAZETTE. SiR,-The second alternative course which is open to Lord Derby's Government, if they should decide not to bring forward a Reform Bill this session, and yet do not intend to die of that decision, is one which it has always seemed to me it would have been wise for every Government to pursue who had ...

... I (nEUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) I PRUSSIA. BERLIN, JAo. 28. General Mlauteluffel who, on account of weak b healtll has repeatedly requested the Kiig b to reiieve him of the chief command of a the 9th Army Corps, has obtained his M a- P esty's permission to retire from that position. Geeral Mante fel will only retain his post c( as general aide-de-camp to the King, and in order to enable him to recruit ...

... THE TOWN COU'NCIN THEE LI qUO TR . o - T~ae council anet yesterday 4o discuss the pro. ' visions of the Lcensing Bill-which' committee of o eoungillors' and magietrates .oonbined have been r for the las three or four onths' engaged in pre. 3 paring.c There weas less diference of opinion expressed than might have been. expected on a V subject presentig so lnany points of debate, and. the bill ...

... HEALTH OP THE PAEMIEB-It ic announced that the Earl of Derby is sufering from a severe attack of gout. f ?? nine o'clock last night, a fire broke out on the premises of Mr. E. Brammall cabinet maker Islington. The fire was coafined r to the office, where it originated, and the damage done was only trifling. Abhgie from Hatbon- garden, accompanied br a-bodyof the fire police under Mr. ...

... I LATE -S T ..EW S . g Hu nD O F, Ta'iefday vst,3 . TELEGRAMS BY &EOL, WIRE A TrilE GOV.ERNMETNT A9ND REFORM. (Fte ourown Corresponden. 1k London,. ?? NSight. There is a whisper to-night that the Q'oveirninent are about to reconsider their verdict Eeb3 .;rMa, and that to-.morrow (Tuesday), at the Ca-biniet Council, the question well be1 ?? broug.ht up an& ds- cusse.l it is thought tlsit -at ...

... - - - - -- -t¶ --1 . A . Tho Now York papers of the 4th contairn the following report from Major-Gonerldl Hlo-ard:- Bureau of I`efugees, Freedmen, &c., Washington, Dec. 21, 18G. Ron. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of WTar.-Dear Sir-In response to the resolution of Congrees, askiug for reports of the assistant commissioners of this bureau, together vwith a synopsis of the local laws respecting ...

... L AR P., A THE ANN~TTYA ?? ~,oitnigh Mr ' Mer P.,~ exj~lained the principle detail of his hill for th abolitionofteAntya, I crowd, eein sn the Queen Street Hall-B~.ilie 1,codOn the p~,t!r~rliwere also lailie Ruuell; i1, arsha(l; Councillors Peat, Fyfe, Crighaton, 1,i'er Afrb'ladW th Sloan, ~ni Brw; Rev. ,I). f r iller of Leitlhef ;Mr A~neas Macknight,. tasr MIesr dCrie, Shiehl, FullartonHugRoe ...

... The following news of this distinguished pro. late appeared in the Ararat and Pleasant Creek A 4d ?? 13 :-Very large congregations assembled at the Catholic Chapel'on Sunday last, on the occasion of the dioceean vigit of Bishop Gould. fligh ma. a was celebrated by the Rev. Father Moore, in the course of which Novello's servied In C was rendered very efficiently by the choir. The in. ...