... LOYDOZNi CHATHAM, AND DOVER The ordinary half-yearly meeting of shareholders was held yesterday at the Victoria-6tation, Mr. GBOS- VnNOn HODGKINSON, MP.., in the chair. The report, which has been published, was taken as read. The CHAiRYAN having explained that this was the first ordinary meeting nader the Arrangement Act of last year, twhich- provided that separate meetings should be held ...

... ..;rO . IS i I OX V8. { ttoA F S g TLIE A-- -: II Pq - Y kW& t the Charge of a murder agaid person3 egto have been concerned ir in the Feniantre at ClerkenweU was resued by Sir a Thom as Henry at the Bow-street Police-court. Y Mr. Giffard, QC., and Mr. Poland, instracted by the e Eodcitors to the Treasury, conducted the prosecution; e and the prisoners were defended by the same solicitors as ...

... IDREADFUL SUFFBRZNGS OP SHIP WEROERD ; . ?? ?? era rs Weead in the Gijraar CcroicZe of Jan. 20 ?? ?? British barqne, Minnie Gordon, whice arrived at this, eii port yesterday, from New York, brought the mastet and two seamen of the United States schooner Moses Waring. le This vessel was water-logged in a gale, and on the 18th of of December was fallen in with by the Minnie Gordon, when, d the ...

... PABZI XBJPTART. Mr5isfls FOR rim PAW J-BMBTAWEKE I I~ ~ ~RSgfiRW el^ ZHOUSE OF COMMONSE-TIM DAT. of BODERS' OF TRI DAY. Dy Flnes and Fees (rlasnd) Bill-econd reading; Pablil is, l Depa~rtments (ExtraReceipts) Bill-thzird raig; Bail. 3 ways (lxensieon of. 'lifls-Bill-seon~d resdinq; Eas ?? Museum Site Bill'-ebnsideration of Lords amend.. byments; YWaZsds rn ~ ht NOTICES OF MOTIONS. he Mr. ...

... lit give a short hint to an impartial writer it would be to tell fa jate If he resolved to venture upon the dangerous precipice oI ettI ubias- d truth, let him prolaim war with mankind-neither 1o gie nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men they to ohim ith the iron hands of the law; if he tells them of ital wh .ven they hove any, then the mob attacks him with slander, grugjc ...

... Saturday Evenng. PARIs, Feb. 8.-In the latter part of yesterday's sitting of the Legislative Body MM. Picard and Jules Favre strongly dwelt upon the necessity of establishing trial by jury for offences of the press. The debate upon Article 10 will be continued to-day. FLORENCE, Feb. 7.-At the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies to-day the report of the Committee upon the Budget for Foreign ...

... ,flE ERUPTION Op VEBuVIUS. Cn- N-ne --rre.nemd.mt wridino ounthe 2' L. s#v Our Nsples correspordmint writing on the ' 2i., sgy: 'f This town has been afflieed by sidrecdfulcatasrophe, :lby whi ch mlany perstoe have lest tce'r liT'eo. Tloe of your readerswho hsebeen at Y.tpes will roicrutbor th wayby Santa lftacia to thi Chir orrune, ?? betweeu ?? anciert Villges of Ltcullhit, iow Ctia ...

... Yesterday one of the morning papers, in a paragraph about the health of Lord Derby, announced that the noble Earl still sees the official papers, which are sent to him in regular course; and they are duly returned, not without having received his personal attention. We are sadly afraid that the Earl's condition does not permit the extension of his reading to the Times, or he would have been ...

... AMERICA. IMPEACHMENT OF THE PRESIDENT. WASHINGTON, Feb. 25 (E-vening). - Mr. Thaddeus Stevens and Mr. Xingham, the two members appointed by the House of Representatives for the purpose, formally impeached President Johnson to-day at the bar of the Senate. The Senate ordered the appointment of a Select Committee to consider the subject. NEW YORK, Feb. 25.- 5oo,ooo dollars in specie were shipped ...

... News of the Abyssinian expedition is brought by telegrams from Alexandria, -which have taken a week to reach London. Advices from Annesley to the 23rd ult. announce a rapid movement of troops to the front. A battery of artillery left on the 20th en route for Senaff ; the 25th Native Infantry on the 1 st; and three companies of the 4th Europeans were to go forvard immediately. The 21 st Bengal ...

... BRIBER Y TIlE first debate on the Election Petitions and Corrupt Practices at Elections Bill -the new name of the measure of last session in its third and latest form-was so unsatisfactory that, but for the magical power which Mr. DISRAELI has already once shown of educing marvellous results from bad beginnings, we should have little hope of effectual legislation against corruption in this ...

... Sal urday, 2 O'ClOck. I clud Obtningld otwd. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. I SPAIN. MADRID, Feb. 14 (Evening).-It is reported that Senor Bravo Murillo will be appointed governor of the bank, and Senor Salverria vice-governor. It is considered that the triumph of the insurrection in Peru will be favour- able to peace with Spain. HUNGARY. PFSTH, Feb. 14 (Evening).-The trial of M. Bocszoermenyi for ...