... T'EE SECO FENIAN PROCLAMATION AT THE LONDON MANSION HOUSE. On Fridayafternoon, Michael Gough, an Irishman, .was caught in the act of affixing a violent proclama- [ tion on the Wal of the Mansion House, London. The prisoner is 17 years old, and the same, there is rcason to believe, who committed a similar act on laturday last. Since then the district police have been On the alert, in ...

... MbliETINGS OF SyECAL CONSTABLES. I j C ILOGaTA D1STrICT. On Friday a ineeting of iecial constables in the Sculcoateg Districtewans held gI' the Sculcoates-hall, which was crowded to ?? In fact the room in which the'nmeeting was heldt-)he largest in the building-was muchtoo small;for the purBose, and numerous specials had to stand outside, O ?? presided. He regretted that the incorvenflence ...

... | SWEARING IN 0 SPECIAL CONSTABLES. On Mondaymorning themagistrates sat at the Town. hall for the purpose of swearing in special constables. Some time before twelve o'clock large numbers of men assembled for the purpose of being sworn, and by the time the magistrates took their seats, the Sessions Court-house was crowded. The following magistrates were on the Bench:-The Mayor (Mr. Alderman ...

... | C l I I WEEKLY ACCOUNT OF PATIENTS. In-Patients discharged, 14 Out-Patients admitted. 41 Out-Patients do.,- 36 Remaining in house, 116 In-Patients admitted, 24 Remaining on books, 685 Physioian--Sir Henry Cooper, M4V1. Surgeon -Dr. Lunn. House Visitors-R. L. Sleight, Esq., and Rev. E. W. Stillingfieet, B.D., Hotham. The following donations, &c., are thankfully ac- knowledged :-New subscriber ...

... TlJHE ROME. The annual meeting of the subscribers and friends of the Rome for Fallen Women No. 4, Everton-terrsce, was hold yesterday, at tle Bible Depository, Slater-street. HisWoralhip the Uayor, Mr. Edward Whitley, presided. There were also present the XRevs. Dr. Verner M. White, ?? H. svowetWrypR. Hnto, tubd r Meyn ard; fssrs- bhar. GraysonW.Cleuverb edfiord, Bryx e A1lln, J. Hoougiaten, ...

... DISASTEBRS TQ SHIPPING., THE WIATHER IN THE OHR NNICL,' The wre in the channel continues to be of a verh tsc ?? At Flimsouth, all Tuesday nig t and ,e a violene gal from the West werd was W l ; asP .end chis were putting In disabled - , h. I a n Tho Quse e slnhnefo cta o potted lea t Into Queienstown, The Bolie Vo marara ne alsoput Into Queenstow de-U swept andotu d*age; and at P1I o ait ind ...

... I ICOLBIASTICAL NEWSB. PUMRNTS AND APPOUM TS. Bnlme R, lov. RW., .A., to rsetory otgreeftam. Iluok Iler. P., M.A., to ouracy of Germon-askeet OOD- venfional district Manchester. Caine, Rev. W.. A.., to asseitant chaplaincyy Gf the New Bailey 'ri son, selford. Cooke, Rev. . H., M.A. to inocumbency of the nOW chweh of St. Clement, drmston. Fraech, R1ev. W. T., RA., to ouracy of Trefdraeth, ...

... A FORMIDABLE IRO'XL&D. | - I Probably the iost formidable war sihin ever constructed is Just being compisted at the T~hamses Ironworks. she Is named the Kiog William, and belongs to the Prussian Government. Hecr ?? 6 35 feet, 15 feet sholter than the Warrior; her breadth 182 feet greater, being 00 feet against the W rr!r' 58 feel. This gives her a greater enidabip section, and therefore ...

... HORRORS OF AN A ME1t-cT-ii - MADHOU;3ER *TL. 14 Vark correspondent of the Moetn':nq P06t gives a feat ul de-etipitnn of horr'ra whicVI have recently been dlhclosed by mean4 of a leg-l investIgation. Tbe Statne In=ane Asyluc at Jacksonvill Illinois, Is an institution snppn-t.'d by the State, and under its control. The revele- tios oft the awful cruelties which were prmt'. ?? in this asylum were ...

... THE PUBLIC HEALTH FOR THE WEER ENDING SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1868. In the week ending last Saturday, 4,049 births and 2,964 deaths were registered in eleven large cities and boroughe of Englant, inoluding London, The births exceeded by 317, and the deaths by 305, the average weekly numbers in the ten years 1851-G0, corrected for increase of popula- tlion to the middle of this year. The deaths ...

... ; I t !I D The cotsman says:- The Bishops of the Scottish EpisOopal Churob, wounderstand, wero to hold a, conference at Perth yesterday, regarding the proposal to perform in Scotland the consecration of Mr. acrorle a Bibhop of Vatal-a proposal strongly opposed by Dean Ramsay arod others of the Scottish Episcopal Clargy, whose opposition has the countenance of the Bishop of London. In the ...

... Feeour million bushels of graia are at present frozen up In the boats on the Erie Canal, New York. William Kewick. Esq., has beon appointed a m mse mber of the Legislative Council of the colony of Hong Kong, M. Michel Chevalier opened on Tuesday his course of lectures on political economy at the College de France. A Russian Mlay, Madame Souoloff, hag just obtained a diploma as doctor of ...