... 4 - I I . - a THE REPLY TO RUSSIA I SPECIAL TE:LEGRA , (FTrom our Correspondent.) London, Tuesday Night a I learn from a reliable quarter that the state- meat in the Times of this morning, that Lord Granville's reply to the second Russian note had been approved by the Cabinet and forwarded to St. Petersburg, is incorrect. The despatch sent to St. Petersburg was not a reply to Prince Gortscha. ...

... TItE PRESIDES MESSAGE ThIe Tm' -es cannot affect to treat it ind, light matter that General Grant ehould co'np.ain tf Congress of unfriendly conduct on the part of the Canadian Dominionjand should support his claim by references to Canadian stabutes, which, a:- cording to his own account, have never been put into force, and the purport of which he appears to misunderstand. When the chief ...

... f THE REPRESENTATION OF GALWAY I COUNTY. I A county of Galway correspondent writes on this subject:- Rumours are ripe here both about the approaching vacancy in the county and the probable candidates to be in the field at the election. Already their name is legion. We Lavc the Hon. Gerald Dillon, the Hon. F. French, C. R~eddington, George Morris, Captain B. Daly, Captain Nolan, Mr. M. Henry, ...

... - M. ROCHEFORiT ON FRANCE. hi. Henri FRachefort has published the following preface to a new edition of his Lanterns- Before publishing in my own country, for which they were written, these pages, which appeared 6 abroad, where for more than a year, day by day, I kept a journal of our ignominy-a memorial of the iniquities of the empire-1 have to humiliate my self before the public, and to ...

... - A special meeting of the Municipal Council was held yesterday in the City Hall, to consider and do, or cause, or direct, all necessary acts to be done upon, or in relation to, a report from the com- mittee of the whole house, appointed on the 19the of December, 1870, to consider and report on the charges made against the Corporation in Councillor Dennehy's letter of the 15th December, 1870. ...

... I LATEST TEGRAMS. I PROBABLE INTERVENTION OF THE GREAT POWERS. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (From osu Correspondent.) London, Tuesday Night. I hear tbat the English Government is about to propose to the Government of Ruastia and Austria that joint representation should be made to the Provisional Goveament urging the conclusion of peace. THEE S1EGE OF PARIS. (Xi. BALooN rOST.) Paris, 29th November. The ...

... TUIE NEW MARRIAGE LAWS On the 10th of August, 1870, the royal assent was given to a new bill, which bears the title of The Matrimonial Causes and Marriage Law (Ireland) Amendment Act, IS7. The universal absorption of the popular mind on the frightful war which had then just burst out into its taull fary turned away attention from the less exciting incidents of Parliamentary proceedings, and ...

... I Mr. Gladstone is a great Minister, and Green- wich is jealous. To all whom it may concern it may be useful that we should mention that Greenwich is a borough which has a voice in Parliament, and that Mr. Gladstone is the favoured individual through whom it has chosen to speak its utterances. In times gone by, Green- wich was famous for its Ship hotel and its un- exceptionable whitebait, ...

... THE TP EIER AND HIs CONSTITUENTS. I The following is a copy of a petition issued yes- terday, and being signed by the constituency in different parts of the borough of Greenwich, calling upon the Premier to resign his seat as one of the representatives of the boroug hM Tdo the Right Eon. Wane We, the undersigned electors.of theborough of Greenwich, approach you with that consi- deration ...

... - - - a. :1 THE PROBABLE FALL OF IARIS London, Wednesd-ay.X- In high German quarters in London Paris is ex- ce, pected to capitulate between the 15th and 20th of Lad January, The Germans purpose at first only to, 'he occupy the forts, the guns of which will. be turned rds upon the city by way of Intimidation. For this purpose at least 100,000 menawill be required. The )at remainder of the ...

... IB1 S S 'TATION OF NEWRY. THE RMP~RL0h (Froe, oue! Rtepot4- N~ewry y q iaEqt., At ten o'clock this morning the d6#IftWM n t candidates for the represeafation of tiis botougi took place in the Court House. As Lofd'Newr was the only candidatewho sought election the proceedings were unusually tame and devoid of those pleasantries and famia wi usuallydistinguish a nomination day. The pro- ...

... LA.ATEST NEWS. (BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY TEi- GRAPH.) FRANCE. Paris, Thursday. A decree has been published annulling the deli- berations of He. (Xmuncil-General of the Arron- disscment of Besancon. A letter of M. Jules Farre appears in. the Oflciad Journ=l of this morning, explaining the following words- It is not thath' This, error he regretted exceedingly, and added that he drew no other ...