... ANNUAL TEA MEETING OF THE POkT OF HULL SOCIETY AND SAILORS' ORPHAN HOME. Id I On Tuesday the annuul tea meeting in connection with the above noble institution was held in the large hall of the Sailors' Instituite. A gireat number of friends of the society sat down to an excellent tea. Subsequently Alderman Atkinson, J.P., in the ab- sence of the president of the, society (Alderman Lumsden, JP. ...

... MISCELLANEOUSQ Tar PrINoEsa OP WALES. - Good progress towards recovery has been made by Her Rloyli Higlhness dnring her visit to Sandringham, which has extended ts three months. The Princess is nlew able to walk without the aid of a stick, and an ordinary observer would fail to perceive any remaining ?? Lanct TiE C11owy PRsNoESS OF PaussiA.-The nc- counns rereived from Berlin of Her Royal ...

... Nu'naLs, Jan. 23. An old friend is apparently about to leave us. Aiter a long and brilliant career of upwards of two mj'nths, Vesuvius is ceasing to be the admired of all be- alrterp, and threatens to terminate its splendid existence. Yet whilst there is life there is hope. This is not the first time that its glories have seemed to be on the wane, and perhaps the old mountain may recover its ...

... PRINCE DE JOINVILLE ON TUE P-RfUSIAN CAMPAIGN AND THE FRENCH -1 e ARMY BILL.;, The neflow nuber of the Rstra des Deuxr Aloe'les Contains an important article from a comlpetent and illis- triune pen, Showing the causes which led to the easy victory of Prussia ov-er Austria, and also setting forth snme ?? ?? ona the new' French Army Bill. It is signed by the proprietor of the Reenc, Al. Buloz, ...

... lUTTDDERSFIRLD LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY. ?? X J'JtJiflLL. The annual conversazioni of the ]Iuddersfeld Literary and Scientific Society have of iate years been extieidly' attractive, and those which were held on Thwrg- day night and last night, in the Assembly Roomn, Queen- street, Huddersfield, proved no exceptions indeed, they were more attractive than usual, effoets havuigbeen made, ...

... THE DlSASTER AT NTAPLE.S. N iicEv, Ft -b. :2. Yemt rday I was prospnt at One, uf ti.. r-ve.,a ticut of the te tuel It t..,t 4n i. Uta. LDitem. The lboiirarx wereu ?? hawy te Ic , ?? ii i.it or the castle witrarica ?? r.i uri £ n b11' d will . CCII protrildting through t.,e sand, lihd that it %as that oi a worn i was evidenc from the lilias, 1i of which wiere irnt{l -d t0iy taken ofi ald ?? to ...

... N-EWS FROM THE ABYSSINIAN E'XPEDITION. ftnou the Pall AMU Graatae.) v Sma.nr, Jan. IG. There are two points connected with the Abys- sinien expedition which are becoming more and more patent to everybody here who gives any reflection to the i subject; the one is that we shall celebrate, at any rate, e another Christmas in this coumtry; the other that the h British taxpayer will have a great ...

... THE OAPirE OF CAPrAIN NCy- rant e~~ ?? .. Conx. Saturday Miacnm5, Tine most imyportant arrest in coliw-t~ it Fetenfliteus Since those Which I-hewNNed the [Sing 2iMe last a as that effected in this city li-t ni-the. 'TI, h~ave) at length got hold of the ?? the heaster of the die iffecteel in rin ll artemtr, ais isle ri- mover in all the alarmn~jg ?? ttmi-y have ls'ely 14imlor taken. Dis ...

... LATE ST NE S L ?? TnozSa .3 AMERICIA. 21ff 1 ITl ACjIJLINT FT1'11 PIRESIDENT. (BRy Atfinte Tekec()aph.) WASIENGTON. Feb. 2-. The resolution reported by the Reconstruction Com- mittee for the impieachmnent of President Johnson passed the House of Representatives to-day by a strict party voto. The Cunard steamer Tripoli arrived out at 6 p.m. on Saturday, and the North German Lloyds steamer llnsa ...

... The following correespontdence appears ili the Jim,' ies/ct' L51erric, and Threes:- Sr,-M'il you kindly oblige me by affordin4 space in your paper for this letter, and also for one from thu pre.i- dc ut of the Chamber of Commerce of Verviers, which has, like many r cores of similarly kind ard sympathetic cOIm- mirirications, remained, to my deep regret, much too long unanswered. Various causes ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL, PRUSSIA, ?? 001 rti iliiignae from tier, last; exciting debate on the Haiuover .t'bov-iueial Fend, Counit B~ismark r requested a short respite from his Ministerial duties. His~ r Excellency had been so irritated by the unwonted resist- rance, of those elected, asche Says, to support hins, anid do nilhiug else, that be did 'f t wsm i, to u ns iot filrther ron- tact with ...

... THE IRI8ll CHURCH. L~ast night, the Rev. Dr. Massinghani, incumn- bent of St. Paul's, Warrington, gave a reply lecture to that recently delivered in Leeds, by the Rev. W. Walters (Bafiptist Ministor), Newcastle-upon-Tyne, on the sublject of the Irish Church. Dr. Iassiugham spoke in tho theittre at the Leeds Philosophical Hlall. The meeting was under the presidency of Major Middleton, and was ...