... LATEST NEWSo [BY ELCTURIcs TrLE.OUeAIl'. ] AMERICA. NEW YORK, N avnrt ai R 29 (Cy r, m.) The Committee of WaYs and Means recommend the repeal of the cotton tax. Tho Weser and the City cf Paris have arrivod out. Closing prices: Gold, V3Sif. Sterling ?? on Io- don, 109, United States 5.20 Bonds. 18; Illinois, 132; Erie, 711. Cotton Middling upland, 16, Yesterday was a holiday. PBILeADELPHIA, ...

... CORnEsPO N&DENCE. NOTIONS TO CO1tRESPO DENTSn li lettrsC i.&,netrefS for ?? Murs ow 4 Grnpessided by III 0 addraefess rfrels wrir, SW$ necessarilyt os jsblilaiont, but for ts nfermfifo% Of the EA itor,' CsioedetpU WsteA get neay pc-, orslif upcm 9A0S CMto MtliceionO 5 ?? keep CopeCs of teM, ef 50 cests hotg 5 rtr- isl e to r r AtsseU4 constribsstiorsa& '. Conetant Subscribor3-MBise on.-LiLsO ...

... DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN WOLVER. HAMPTON, Yesterday morning, at about half.past one, a portion of the premises of BMeosrs. Lees and Molb (Fearncombe and Co.), japonners and tin-plate workers, on the Dudley Road, was found to be on fire. Information was quickly con veoed to the Police Station, whence two engines and the reel, in the care of the fire brigade, police and civilian, were quiebly taken ...

... DISTRICT NEWS, WOLVERUIAMPTON. TiE QUEEN'S VLSIT,-Saturday last having been the anniversary of the Queon's visit to Wolverhampton, the church bella were kept ringing all day, and at certain of the manufatoxios and private residences flags were floated, LORD WROTTEFSLEY. -The new LordWrottesley, having found amongst his late fathor'a papers memorandums of certain small bcqueste whieh he ...

... wo?- (Lt O?7T a ? ?? '61, 0, 0 1. MONDAY, DECEMB1BE3 2, 1867. NEWS OF TEII DAY. The 1ouse of Commons hold a half an hour's Bitting (n satur(lay, to read the Income Tax Bill a second hole, and advance other measures a stage. lord FlieeEtuEii FITZiwOY, the Liberal candidate, -s retired iron the contest for Thetford. The Scotch o0d s Advocate, Mr. GoauDo_-, therefore, will have a ,'valk over. ...

... I At Lea Brook Grounds, yesterday, there was a good attendasce, to witness the 120 yards match, for £5. a side, between B. Drayton, of Darleston, and A, Williams, of Stourbridge, Drayton receiving a yard and half starb. Williams was made the favourite at 10 to 8, but previous to the start went to even money. After fiddling for fifteen minutes for the start, they got well together from their ...

... PARLIAMENT,_LAST NIGHT. . [B~LiY EL~ECTRIC TIi~LE~rEtz] HOU7SE of LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'clockn THE INCOME TAX BILL, In reply to Earl Russell, The Earl of DZInY said the Income Tax Bill would f come up from the ommons BtO-morrow, and he should propose a resolution on the Abyselnian question on dI Tnuraday. Earl trUSSELL moved: That In the opinion of this E House the education of ...

... THE POLLOCK MEMORIAL. To ths EDITOR of the DALY POSS Sir,-Thoee kind gentlemen who are giving themselves so much trouble to memorlallse the Blishop against Mr. Pollock are by no means particular in their errand of mercy, like true Christians would. They don't care if the person ever heard of Mr. Pollock, or does It matter If they know what Ritualism means. A case came under my notice on ...

... CORRESFPONDENCE NOTICES TO CORR 3PONDENTS. All i.sW iar tiol4lfor pubicsatcio muss os ?? IV dAU nsorm rnd ddre of the wsritr, not nessarfuy JO pwsibatios, but for the isformeatsf of tht 'difor. A. C.-The sentenco iS quite right-the word bears no other meaning. A. B. C., Stafford.-The mode makes no difference: it is still condensed steam, Beer Retailer, Hanley.-lb Is lawful for the police ...

... SIR FREDERIOK GORE OUSELEY ON MADRIGALS, tast evening, the lecture at the Midland Instituto waa delivered by the Rev. Sir Frederick A. Gore Ouqoley. Bart,, the subject being Madrigals. There was a larg3 audience, attracted by the fame of the lecturel as amusioa1 critio and composer, and by the fact that the lecture wa3 to be Illustrated by the Handgworth Philharmonic Society' under the ...

... | LADIES' NEGROES' FRIEND SOCIETY ?? DBIRMINGU&M, LRIOESTER, &o. The following is a summary of the last report of this society *- *The aubsoriptions during the last year amounted to £106 33 , which enabled the committee to assist fourtoee mi ulsonailes in Janaica, with their sohoole; one eaoh in b n Vgu a Dem eiara, nlonteerrat, also in Coentral Amuerica and two residing on the West Coast of ...

... Artomus 'Ward's estate, It is announced, will be IlOa than 16,000 dole, A vein of superior gypsum haa been d[eoovered near Ch'ritianaburg, Virginia. of land to thotown The Queen in about to give fifty aeresfladtthtw of Portsmeouth for a recreation ground. During the part week 96 wrecks have been reported, reeking for the preoent year a total of 2,472. it al a rule of the Pruasian Beoard of ...