... TH-ASYSsM&N EXP.EDITION The ~otsorngoerreSPOariencs Irom Sonto~, dated aj Dec. 16, has been received:- Yesterday afternooaf Colonel Merorrethor wad Mr. I Munzllager received various latkore from the captives at i1 lfngdala, sad one letter, by the same messenger, from 6~ U~r. Find, who 'a with Theodora. Hvoever, beyond the n soct that the os~tivos are still well, end, having heard of .v the ...

... AR;REST OF MR. 0. P. TRAN. A Cork correspondent supplies the following partiounara of the arrest of Air. Train an board the Scotit on Friday eight week:-Mr. TralinEsiled from New York on the 8;h of thib month on board the royal mail eaearnship Sootia. He wes during the trip the most agreeabla and ?? of first-clas passengers, but, unfortunately for Mr. Train, no sooner had the lock out on the ...

... DISTURBANCE IN A CITY (atICH. I ?? _ ?? 7Af1 Yesterday, Xr. Charles Pembti'iec' Ijeagstoe, 01 jI, lIusssllvillas, Dalaton,'leather agent, appeared at the Mlansion-house poliee-codrt, to answer a sum- mons taken out against him by the Rev. John hlea- dows Rodwell, M.A., rector of Sb. Ethelburga, Bishopsgate, charging him with Y'iotous, violent, and indecent behaviour in that church on Sunday ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THM DAITY 24AWS. SiR,-In anticipation of a legal solution of the questions at issue between the Metropolitan Company antd the Extension stockholders, I may perhaps point out the eaiing which the report of the Celedonian committee appears, to a certain extent, to exercise upon th s dispute. Section 40 of this report affords an exposition of the duties of auditors upon all ...

... I Tn, AReport of the Brighton Board is of a very critical character. The new Directors address, th1e shareholder's in the tone of a surgeon who is proceedingito a capital s operation. There ia the' disease, its fatal character designated by unniis- takeable symptoms: is the patient prepared to submit to the painful method which, alone can save him, or must he be left to those who will smooth, ...

... h -: TO THE EDITOB OF THE DAILY hEWS. r Siii,-In the Bridish Medical Jourvul of Lb 21st December, 1867, there is a letterfrom a Fellowof ite LCollege of Physiciams,' advocating the practice of ph- ur maoy by women, which states that the question of a rwomen practising medicine has, at Resta in this country, ,t been piractically settled in the negative. How a questie e can be settled that has ...

... jjrPH -INTELLIItE' I (7.EUTER'S TBLEGRAs.) TIE LATE EMPEROR MAXIMILIAN. TRIEMTE, JI,. 16. The body of the Emperor Maximilian was brought on shore from the Novara this morning. e weather was very fine. The line of route along which the prioces- was to pass began to be decorated with * rning banners as early as 7.30. The ships in Maboor had hoisted their colours half-mnast high. pense crowds ...

... I 4 4 ,yi 1.7,7 . 1? , ? il,! I (FROM OUR ?? n ,ENT.) ?? LORaENE ?? 13. The spectacle presented on Saturday by t:e re. assembled Chamber of Deputies was not a little curious. Neither ministerial nor opposition members met in' anything 'like force; and the feelings with which the ministers regarded the thinly filled benches of the Left, and were, in their turn, eyed from that quarter, ...

... FROH-LAST _ ok ,AZITB. [NAMES OF SOLICITORIS AND pIURTHEB P~ARTICULARS TO BE OBTAM1ED AT TOIL OFFICE 01 T39 OHME BEGISTRABI, COURT-o BFIANKRUPFTCY. BAMINGRALLSTREEET. SAVIKRUPTS. CRARLES LUNN, George-road, kholloway, carter, to surrender Jan., 20, at 12. MICHAEL OcOseoRE, Walworth-road, fishmonger, Jan. 20, at 11. J oHN HEPBURNE DUDGOED and GEOROE BENJAMIN DOUGLAS, St. Helenls-place, ?? JOHN ...

... .FIELD-LANE RAGGED SCHOOLS AND. I EPUGES xOR THE HOMEWMS POOR. I! \ ~ ?? -~ ; ,7 , a . . T T THE 1ITol EtOP ) ''DAILY SEWS. Sa,-Your kind advocacy of every cause -of , humanity and benevolence induces me to request the in y sertion of the following apSeI on behalf of the above in- k stitution'. The amorut of i, hdihip and priations endured L by many respectable families out of wor dung the ...

... JAIII9,11D.9 00 rD ERNNISOA-DY -8XIVoIBIIM ¢g BNPB-E-B _PA MAS_ 'i0r he in' hi 'reirflbharge described as at once the weakness ,n. and the disgrace of the sformation.' lRisglord, fp teo'ied as follows-' Armagh, Novemrlfi 7, 1867. Dear Sir,-r u- reoeived your. Jetter.. of the .6th this morning, and. hve. ie, pleasure in replyingto it. Onlooking at my cherge, I fnd 1ii that the words I used are ...

... I CRYSTAL PA.ACE. ?? Although the IChristmas entertainments at thie Crystal Palace are still in the first flush of their novelty, the ever-active management has added yet another item to the well-filled programme of amusement. Most people are aheread~y more orloss familiar with a new and most amusing orioat production of the present season called by %the somewhat ?? mysterious name of the ...