... -LATEST I NTEtLIGENCE I ?? (itE1TER'S ',Ii AMIl h ATTJEMP'TEI)D ASSASSI S Ali ON () I MIARSIIAL 1-R IA. - - I THfE MARSHA[ AND ONE! 01' 1118 AVDIUTANTS WOU?ND) Il). 1ADAl ), Dre. ) S.-At halt'-P st. Sel iS eVCeiln,,, while MB:trdIlal 'Itito1 wa' ?? to tbe (t.,C:teS frowU th lk Mini.ti'y of Waxr. seoe mdi- r yidU;'lS jlled at his car1Triatge. itl the Calle AtIclu. I The Marshal L One of his ...

... fATES1INTELLIGENCE (it LUTrii.'S TELE;GRAM1S,) THffE FENIAN EXILES AND THE AMERICAN DEPUTIES. AYStIhNorON. IJAN. 30.-General Butlor intro. Aluced, ad the Io)uSc *Of }ersntaties by 12, g~t'5t ?? .1 passed, to-day a resolution wol. colning~ Mr. O'Doliovaiin Rossa, and the other re- nentiy :UriVed Feneius in this Country. ide. SecretarY I1outwoll has orldered thepur. hise of twvo iilliolis of ...

... DISTRIOT INFELL1GENtOR, - . )r C~~~(ARDIFF.. ucce d C41POWAIN Or A, SHIP fll- MEFI~r, 1BAT,-;E1ZLOR'S 1. YAniu.-YoSterday nsorxii~g,- aboutt 4i20 ame., the French: Ship 1 r- Meot anind of Nenter, 955 tons refgistee',-WhiI§: under repairs- on the 4to tt .0 stocks he- Messrs. Butoheler'9 shipbuilding. yard, saddealy- cap. wosei e0 sized. Severad of the crew were on hoard at the time, b-.tt; for ...

... DisVlUaT ]:NTRUIGENaRo- I. . - I . . . 1 , - . 1 1 ' ,, :, !. ' ?? 1D t Ins CARDIF.', CIJARLE5.-sTIRET WEBL1IIYAlI MU'TUA.L 1htPRtovEMaNr ki SoO'Iry.-The: annualt aoirrd of this society wee held ont Wedneedey evening. There wis A very good attendance. r 'The 1e. E. D, Ingranm presided.. -Several interesting re ddrs and readings were given. Selections of music uE were' also .cindei'cd by the ...

... MIR. GLADSTONE'S CURE FOR LRISH OUTRAGES. It is a roearukable instance of poeticaljustice we in those prosaic times that Mr. GLADSTONE'S til Government has sustained the greatest damage to , its reputation froml its modo of dealing with the ltL very subject, upon the successful treatment of j, whicb,git built its hopes of enduring fame. The mn: country was, unfortunately, induced to place con- ...

... j1ft. FOTH]lfLi., Brf P., oI THE PAUPER INMATES DISCHARGE AND REGULA. TION BILL. ' -- On E'ritday:night lIst, In theo course of the debate on the above Bill, in the House of Commons, the members for Merthyr Tydfil took an active part. . After comle observations made by H. Richards upon the Bll, referring to the petition, Mr. Fothorgill said, that as he was a resident as well as one of the ...

... Ignominiously defeated'on the question of the ridiculous match tax-obliged to retreat from its unmtnable poition in reference to the Succession Duties-the Government appears determined to throw away the last ragoof its reputation for finan- cial ability, The first Budget of the season (there' have aready been two, and we know not how many moresee may have within the next few days), announced a ...

... LATEST AD TE E G1 APHlC NEWS. THE QUEEN. fler gsajesty, who is now anderstood to be much A jetter, vill probably leave Osborne some time betvef n the 18th and the close of this month. r ?? Q~wi COURT NEWS, The (Ieen held a Council on Saturday, at Which were present Earl de Groy and Ripon ji ?? 1'resident of the Council), the Right Hon. t Gldstone (First Lord of the Treasury), the t eigbt ilon. ...

... LATE ST AND TELEtGI-PHIC NEWS. DESTRUCTIVIE FIRE. rme me q'he deapery ustabli8bicjmnt of Me3ssr. Reed and aTOlel, was deetroyed by fire on Saturday XO ?? g* Twenty aseriitntal sleeping in the house it the time were all payed. The loss is estimated Dt fi Oi. _ _ _ SUO5U1IG BO&AT ACCIDENTS. tb 1IVE LIVES LOST. Ml: Ch On Sotorday forenoon a ema3l boat, containiug col th1ee youl, meni, was pasting ...

... LOCAL NEWs. ii Cn0S1IIRE CoMAnsslOsS.-HEarl of Cheiter's Yeoxnanry Cavalry: The Ron. R. W. Grosvenor, M.P., late captain 1st Life Guardy, to he captain, vice the Marquis of Westminster, promoted; E. J. Tollemache, gent,, to ba oonet, vice - Cotton, resigned. A CADT1AN 1KILLED.-Oa Saturday afternoon about two o'olook a calbman named Thomas Roper, aged B2, who lived in No. 2 Court, Roper-street, ...

... STRANDING OF THE :KENILWORTH. JUDGMENT OF Tl'E COURT. Yesterday the Board of Trade inquiry Into the circumstances with respect to the stranding of the ship Kenilworth wa& continued at the police court, Da3e-street, before Mr. Horatio Mansfield (deputy stipendlary magietrate), and Captains Rlight and Watson, nautical assessors. Mr. Gardner con- ducted the case on the part of the Board of Trade; ...

... T!!! I - CORRESPONDENCIL OLD CLOTHES, &C.,,SADLY WANTED. TO THE EDITORS OP THES LIVERPOOL MERICURIY, Gentkonen.-I ame sure from what 1 know of innunmer- able kind friendB In Liverpool that I have only to aesure euch how greatly we need lelt-0v1 garmonts for our many poor adults, and many more poor children, aud I shall Have, na ol old, countless welcome parcels. Of late 1 have received few, ...