... LATEST I TEEGRAPHIC NIMWS (JOMMERCIAL. Fltamlf EvtEllrcG. We haves so business to rer.ort in securities of any descriptiOll, ias the stock Laubange as well as the continebtatl 1,ours-8 have been closed, as they always are (in the firht daY of thle Year. Most of tbe other mnarkito have also, 1l,V e closed. The weekly return of the Bank of ]France allows a flling off ink the bijlbon iof l2i ,8S ...

... ALST'ON COLLECE, NEAR PRE$STCNM 1X A MIN ATION, Cl1111STMAkI. 1SIR'; IThe %'ir t'l'lt cem-lleue e If he e (llatioiully tenir- gttlo~l'lll, ll'pl iir hig.oll.kl, Mld OMMI13eUral j - 013r ill ,ilotl College are vowm s0 gonurelly known and3 favour- eibly ;ppcc in t ad by thle pulblic aes to noeod l ittle teelimnoay from me, yel I c.Ialiot rcfmrain fron3 expresoiig my)30tir1 ,,ntul oial e in tboe ...

... TlHE STRANDING OF THE GRAND BONNY. _ I PRESENTATION TO CAPT. CHISHOLM. The members of the Salvage Association have publicly expressed their admiration of the heroic conduct of one of their officers, Captain D. Chisholn, during the fire which occurred on the 4th November last, on board the Grand Bonny, bound frcm this port to Africa, and stranded on the shore at Waterloo on the 2nd of the same ...

... XL ATEST NEWS* IstoiTrEtR'S *PaEJRAMItLS.J 'IR1E PRINCE AND PRINCER9 OP WALES 1 COI'ENHAGEN, JANUtAR'Y 5, 11.22 p.m. A C'illt t I il is being giveCI tlid evenillng in honour of thle Psilnre lsod Princess of Wiales The ball was opened itt a qunnrter to tell with the Polonaise, the King daneisg sitllt the Pt iicess (if Walles, the Prince of Wales with the Queen of Denmnark, and the Danish ...

... Those debasing and brutalizing exhibitions known as if orize tights seem still to have admirers and supporters mng us notwitbstanding their almost universal repro- 1 batio0,. Tiwo such fights were arranged to come off at Logrenolweil, in bearns parish, on the lath instant1 and as g the police in EenfrewshirO had no previous notice of them n encares could not be adopted for their prevention. ...

... STe URotiAY JANUARY2 . S.ATURDnAY, JANUJARY 2, 1869. - A year marked by no striking vicissitudes and no very substantial profits, yet, nevertheless, a year of hard labour, has closed, leaving us not sensibly in advance of its predecessor, though we may congratulate ourselves upon certain things being accomplished which had to be done, while certain unavoidable penalties have been paid for ...

... IPSWICH, Stes-day, Yagttaarg 2, by} IPSWICH CEMETERY. Interments durimg the week endiing Dece'ber li Harry Worby, infant, St. Peter, Dec. 26. Mary A Death, 38 years, St. Nicholas, Dec. 26 William R. Peck, infant, St. Matthew, Dec. 28. John Harrison, 76 years, St. Peter, Dec. 28. Elvina Copping, infant, Union, Dec. 28. Charles Buckingham, 63 years, St. Margaret, Doe. 28- Caroline Brookes, 36 ...

... :THEENGLIH BIBLE. . ?? -,El %XO mB T - IS 1 ' X,, The 9istory 'of ?? issor otbin: lio.tba;t of ?? nstitution. The autho-. I rsed version whioh' is now read wherever English' enterprise sets up an English home ha&s au origin almoat as bbsoure as that of the politioal systeor' whioh propasgtesiolf wharever En lsh homes i grow into Wegliul 'oomunities. :lilkee the versions which are used in other ...

... I|_ ?? END OF AN AJTfESS. = I1 The Asttfalian paper., by the mail just to haad contiin detailed accoants of the s5iide of Nfarie St. Denis, who was found dead in her lodgings at Joli- mont, self-poisoned by laudanum, on the 24th of Oetoher. It is only a few years, says the Helbo-wer Age, since Marie St. Denis, little more than a girl, arrived in this eolony with her mother. She wasbora in ...

... In a review of the diary of Print, Salt.Shalw, th1e Times g6v,, the following sketc of tin, Pricess, his wife:- At this point in onir narrative we Must turn to tbe adventur(s of the Princess aIlml1Sainu, n Alnglto- Amesican lady, whom we are proud to claim, tran*- atlalntically, as our conl-in. Wueu her hasbeud went up to Queretaro the Princess renainted at ''achalya, a pretty place, near &aX ...

... MR BRIGUT'S MD D TESrAUENf SrYL:,I (FroU the spectator .) simplicity ThoTe i i so;,ethia'g of the state ly simplicity of thlie O (d Testanment about Mrx Bright's poli- tic i style, and inl his constant and profound sni)itinhilit O i i o relation of politics to domestic life. ''heconfOS.iOTl inhis speech theother day, tlhat it )ad l been his ambition to grow a freer la as lie gse holder, ...

... TIHE LOSS OF THE HIBEUNIA. An engineer sends the following communication to the 'illies:- It is really too bad that steamships should be lost by au influx of water into the hold of the vessel. in the steamships London and Hibernia we had from n00 to 1000 horse-power of boilers all in good order, and plenty of coals. In other words we had from 500 to 1000 horses all ready and willing to work, ...