... CAIEFu OF AN A~\IIR1ICAAN ADVA NTUE]I'. I Capt:ll W altor IAL Gibslil hals retimed to Nvew York nr ; geirn of the Sandwich I-lald a ftier ?? (f adeneture io the ifar West nild aiong; the ?? Isltands. h irs enitv ?? Sitgil, firedi 1)tx tie ?? (of Itrifldi .Ilemkc, ticale st;iretill his owr sihlterir fort: CIIaIste ;llong iid Ijitcie Du azl csr lirs and lid s lnegwotiationsl, Ihmovev-r DUICscL ...

... Friday, 2 o'clock. WITid obtninuld Ptbjd. The Lords Justices of Ireland have intimated by circular to the ministers of the Presbyterian General Assemblv of Ulster that in future the Regium Donum will be paid by the Bank of Ireland. The post of distributor, occupied by the late Rev. Dr. Cooke, is not to be filled up. We are asked to say that on the occasion of the Archbishop of Canterbury being ...

... THE PARIS CONFERENCE. The Post regards the results which it believes to have been brought about by the Conference as satisfactory. It is something to know that 'Greece can reckon upon no support in respect to the proceedings which have been condemned, and that while enjoying perfect liberty of action as an inde- pendent State, and as such being competent to enter upon an aggressive war, she ...

... iLATEST TELEGRAMSe ?? aermA'.) XHE PRI1NCE AiND PRINCESS OF WALES. VAIETTA, JAN. 14. The frigate Aiaiadne has just left for Trieste, nviacnce she will convey the Prince and Princess of Wales lo Alexandria. The tender Psyohe pre- ecded her yesterday. ARRIVAL OF LORD MAYO AT CALCUTTA. CALCUTTA, JAN. 13, 8.17 A.s. The Earl and Contess of Mayo and their suite landed hero last evening. Earl Mayo ...

... FBOH LfAST NIGHTS GAZETTR. I 'Anaor*, 4onu, I bongixrs Cbelsea; nbcasem22gG1 Feb. 1, Eat 1!. Arevscow, ADsOLPHSa Maney Laneaatteeroad, Wastlsoarscepats, commnercala clerk, Feb., 6, at 12, .Astsnses, WLLInAM SAMUELs, COlY-Str'eet, atiAb-lawn, badar, Fob. Se, at 11. DsLAsac, WIsLLIAM, Boacembo-read, Shopbecdst'Irkab, vet,,allei, Feb., 4, at 1. r , B~ner, HOIIAT1a THUS,, Nseloon-place, IKew ...

... The Conference again sat for three hours yesterday, and still without tW presence of the Greek Minister, who, it is to be presumed (the teleqrall's he silent on the subject), is still without instructions. The Conferenceawills Orre again to-day, but only, it is believed, to sign the protocol, the ?? having been closed last night. According to the Gazu'ois of last evening the candidate for the ...

... THE exclusion of the Greek Minister from the Conference of Paris will probably be one of the first subjects discussed at the meeting of Parliament. At present there appears to-be an almost incompre- hensible difference of opinion on this point. Surely the question whether a small State is not entitled to be represented at a Conference where its interests are about to be argued can have but one ...

... gailtuag 6M?Z. SUMMARY OF RAILWAY NEWS. TRAFFIC RETURNS.-The traffic receipts of Railways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week ending January 3, on 13,358 miles, to 692,7841., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 13,154 miles, to 648,1151., showing an increase of 204 miles and of 44,6691. The gross receipts on the fourteen principal lines amounted in the aggregate to 583 ...

... FOR , ICN99 SED VICTUAJLE RS. It Licensed Victuallers' Association. Bristos the Bristol Licensed Victuallers' Protection eo lelisqfterltos Assoceatron meeting was held at the New I VOcult tdstreet, Bristol. '1ile President, Mr H. suite 1Oil c Id there wasa numerous attendanc na teT, preSldad1 said ite time bad come at which he had to give li feoe jtl.I stewardship for the last twvo years. When ...

... . 1D PRINCE: AND PRINCESS -HR CE ND BERUN, JAN. 20. The Prince anud Princess of 'Wales 'wil leave Boilin at 11 o'clock this evening for Viennas. hei royal hig~hnesoes wi'l be accompeanied to the railway station by the Crown Prince of Pruesia, he Engylish amlbassador, and the D'nmsh envoy. TIlE MgASSACRE OF SETTLERS IN NEW 3EALAND. ADELAIDE, DEa. 8. Advices from New Zealand state that the ...

... = (FROM AN OCCASIONAL cOURsE9rO15DE.T) PARIS, 3JAx. 12, Another of those pieces which, for the last fifteen years, takoefor their aim the portraiture of modern society in France, M. Sardon's Sfra- ,phine, has achieved a brilliant and indisputable success. It was at first named La Dfcote, but the Censure would not let this stand any more than it would allow the personage now called Chapelard L ...

... THE BELIGIOUS QUESTION IN SPAIN. (TfoX OcU Oce COBRESPONDIIT-.) MADRID, JSA. 11. The religious qulestion is assuming fresh propor- tions. The clergy are greatly alarmed at the sales of Bibles and traets in Spanish which are daily .taking place in the Puerto del Sol, and at the idea of the spread of protestantism. There has been an associe~tiofl recently foutnded, callad the dAso- ciacion de ...