... ,T1IE :FENlAN RISIING IN KISERRY. e 3Th1, special correspondent of the Freemnan's n~o~n~r, witig frm Sllaneyon Sunday, Bays: Nothing baa occurred since my lest communication to 58 weaken the general feeling of confidence that the Fenian .y attesaptia excite an insturrectionary movement in Kerry is e a total failure. The reports circulated during the week fthat bodices of mnen, numbering ...

... saw TEST N EWS, ?? ''raoenarg. J AMIERlICA. (lIIY ,o'TIAarrc Tiztin~t1'ii TheseV Loutl, 1-oh. 25;, Evenling The Finncre Coninaitte,' of the Senate hi w rep trej spanielI tha lilt adatr el lby the 1~ ou- of RZ- urev'10 ?? folr the ;,-sue of greenlback~s to the' aineint.: 100O,000,0o00t dol laers for thte red emlptionl of th.e . s~ pound interest notest. . 'I;NW Yoana Feb. 10, i- 'Tbo louse of ...

... THE OPENING O' PARLIAMENT. OPINIONS OF THlE LONDON PRESS. (15ioln eke: 2yyl ies) Next woclk thle plans of thle Administration -will be revealed, and, asnAi. lastn e iterul of thec On 'Tusda niht tie mstimprtat iteestof hecountry at this moment lies in the speedy ?? of thu rofor'i 4teLiceti ; it isl abov al Ilp cs siYti tile pro- P0 ?? should II prab~ wthout prjudice, discussed without factiou ...

... THE LEEDSs MERCURY. IA NEiw Yonxc telegramn, dated thec 11th inst., seem~s to indica~te that the more moderate membera of the REepublican party in Congress have resolved to offer the olive branch to Pazsm~r.s~r JOITNOON. It says that MBs. BsANSx and other Republicans urge the necessity of the adoption of sonic measure to secure the President's co-operation with Congress. This necessity has ...

... 'IHE JAMAICA BROS ?CUTIONS. At Bow-street, yesterday muorning, ColonelI Neclson and Lieutenant Brand, charged with the muorder of George William G~ordon, again surrendered. Ssirlsos. henry toolk his seat shortly before twelve o'clock, Amon~gst the gentlemen occupying seats on the bq~ucl' we observed Sir Joshua Bowse and Mr. DsEyncourt Mr. Fitz~jflfli5 Stephen and Mr. Hiomu P^yn appeared for ...

... I :[lzua? a Tzrseaeen.i AMERICA. (By Atlantic Telegraph.) NEW Yoau, Jan 31': The Senate bee rejected the hill passed by the Housee of Representatives, on the 22ud inst., rcquiring the Government sales of gold to be public. Congress has abolished the American Legation at C Rome. HALrWrrx, Jan, 31. I The'Africa arrived to-day. (Per the Saxonia.) NEw Yoas, Jan. 20. The Judiciary Cnommittee of the ...

... ARE WE TQ HAVE A REFORM BILL ! A correspondent under the initia 1 H., writes to the Times at great length on this question, and his letter is printed in leader type. He ?? the last session of Parliament the Conservatives had two courses open to them; onoiwas to settle the question of reform upon easy terms; the other was to use the occasion for turning out the Government. Of these two courses ...

... TITlE LATE3 LORD iFEYERSHAMI. Yesterday the suorta1 reiscains of thtis highly- esteemed nobleoman were interred in the famlily vault at Helmeley Churichi¢ Th~e towns of ilelmeley presented a neelanchely appearance, all the shops beinig closed, and the bliucs of the wfindowvs of private houses were closely drawn down. Thea stadertakers woere M~essrs. J. and WV. Binder, Park- shleet, Oroevenor ...

... I | r FRANCE. t Ii 1'AIiIS, Friday Evaiiiu?. ?? NS)?dCPJ' pul?li5li?5 a decree in seven coluniii?, and j coiltsieiig no ?? than 116 articles, coactiug all manner ?i of ?? IC) keep the Senate and Carps L?gislatif p 011der contrOl. Tie only innovation is, that Ministers are ? te be ?? in the Chambers by special delegatiosi from ? the Itisperor. The right %n inter?sllation, under the ?catitct?ei? ...

... ?JMPERJAL PARLIAMENT. (lBy T~egru5Aph) HOU1SED OF LORGDS, YESTERDAY. The 1.0511 Cogsisroann took his seat upon the woolseek at five o'clock, LAND TENURBE (IRELANDl. The Marquis of CLANRICARDE gave notieo of his c nitentioti to introduce a bill to amend the law relating to t the tenure of land in Ireland, similar in its provisions to tlie bill introduced last year. i THIE IRISH CHURCH. The ...

... I THE CHURCH ESTABLI?HMI?NT Q? JAMAICA. The Church E stablishmenlt of Janmaica must shortly attract attention in Parliamlent, it may therefore be useful to show its character 8ansi magnitude. Our authority is the Jamaica Blue Book of ?? At the head of the 'establishment are two ibishtops-tbhe Bishop of Jamnaica has resided in England for many years, his duties breing dishre hr his coadjutor. ...

... ;(rMos the Times.) IThe energetic lantguage in whlich Lord flerby declared en Tuesday evening that it would be impossible So carry any measure of reform through Parliament unless all parties were disposed to sulbordinate for a time party triumphs to the public wolfare admitted of but one inter- pretation. Ai special appeal is to be made to tbe patriotism of tho Legislature. We are arrived at ...