... ! (T15OVUU MEUTOIS A0ENOrT ) TEE FRENCH INDE1 - ' PARIS J. :5 The first fortr' PRSJ)7 5 :n The first fotifyntly instalment of 80,000,000 francs on -.counr the fourth balf-milliard of the war £ndemnity was paid to Prussia on Saturday. .1 TTHE FRENCH ASSEMBLY. IDEBATE ON THE FINANCIAL QUESTION. VERSAILLES, JoN. 15, EvxNI1i. In to-day's sitting of the National Assembly the debate on the taxation ...

... I trbe : ALT Olp TrE PUIBa OF WALES. _I Tho followbig buetins in refeeu to the ed tat pof his Royal Eifighne the Prnee of Wales xe -we ?? yesterday: Sandringham, Nov. 29, 9 ani. to t oyal .Hue the Prince of Wales baa PAW a tb qet night, with louger peods of sleep. The coue of e th fever is till quit regular and favorable. The diminished intensity in the symptoms, as recorded yester- .r .day, ...

... THE POLITICAL CRISIS IN EBErumJ (rXOX OU Oi'oh. eooSnnSWmInT.) VRUSS3ELB Txrummuy NXorT. To-day has not been a success in any sense of the word, either for the Ministerial party or for the Opposition. It was confidently expected that the demonstrations in the presence of :Royalty would have been so decisive that his Majesty would have felt himself compelled to bring the crisis to goina end or ...

... i CI:ILIZ4t-Ow BtO. AD AFTB I l C HAPUI~TJ4RTL Ppar o~St.Paul's ?? liaseoundand com ln iglctr on; tiis subject, bir large abudience6' under the dosie of his cathoedxl The vr 'rev.'-gentleman 'dwelt much,.on the. awfulnews Of rheo cataar6pbe,. he it must'hhve seemed, when' the Ron~an Elmpir a~t les tl1'; whnu IloMnia 'beief in right and laW i was quenched -in-doubt whether there wasB such Ir ...

... ' ` I On the 26th of January, 1869, the Lonion , Dialectical Society appointed a Committee to il- i vestigate the phenomena alleged to be spiritual manifestations, and to report thereon. The I committee originally consisted of twenty-eight t members of the society; but two of these gentle- E men declined to sit, and subsequently eight other 6 gentlemen were invited and agreed to join. This v ...

... | (BY TnLGnAPr.) WARRINGTON, TmUSDAY NIoHY. 'o-nig'ht a very large and enthusiastig meeting was held ?? the Public-halz, Warrington, on the subject of Religious Equality and the Freedom, el the Church; Mi. Pxreu RYLAxS~s, the member for the borou~b, presided; and Mr. E. D. Lewis,, M.p., of Devonport, was also present. The Ca~nsx=x said that the time had come when this question must be dealt ...

... O1- Owl; COUiESPOND,) to MADRID, JAN. 22. at The Cortes re-opon tbis afternoon, and a great e- battle is expected. As eventelpossibly affecting a- the public peace, and possibly tue dynasty, may id arise out of the session just commenoing, it may c.- not be out of place to sketch the present political or position of Spain in a few words. y. The Zorrilla Ministry entered into power in July e- ...

... . PRACTICAL THANKGIVING. I TO TIM 3MITOB OT nE DAnLT Ewwo S3i,-The nation which has recently ofered up its prayers for the recovery of the Heir Apparent from his most dangerous illness will happily soon be invited to the expression, at St. Paul's Cathedral and elsewhere, of public thankfulness to God for the great mercy which He has accorded to the Royal Family and the people. The present, ...

... i LONRDON, BRIGHTOX, AND SOUTH COAST I The hael-yearly meeting ofthekartsholders of thfs' ?? was held at the Terminus Hotel, adfiloaing the London- bidge tittation, yeaterday, and was nuweroualy attended; Mr. S. ?? in the chair. The CUAsasA Basid the gross revenue of the year had increased nearly 2100,000, andthere wae a'smalldiminution in the working expenses. They-were thus enabled to pay ...

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... NEW LONDON AND BRAI.I BANK. * The first annual meeting of the sareholders in this bank was hld-yesterday at -the Terminua Hotel, Canxon-s.BtretJ . W. Oax , Esq., the chairmen, pro. siding. The MsAsM (Mr. Beton) having read the notice Convenin the mteting, and the minutes of the extraordi- nary meae~ng held on the Mh January last, the report was, by msaent, taken e read, and . The CO E--A ...

... LATEST TELGRAMS. XTIE 1POLITICAL CRISIS IN FRANCE. I (BYy sLmAdSI'E TiconUOUPL') (FnrOM OUR OWN cOURESrPONnlrNT.) PARIS, FrMAT NIGTr. The political crisis still continues. M. Thiers attended the Kerdrel Committee to-day, and it is probable that he will attend it again to-morrow. I mr inclined to think that the Committee's report ainot be lade public until Monday. The members maintain the ...