... 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 ...

... SECOND EDITIOA. WESTERN BIsIL OF'ICE, 4 A.Br. THEWAR. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) BiL*ENE, JAN. 31.- The Commaundant of 31ortereau, iiear Pontrilier, having applied for perm ission to transport 300 sacks to Lyons across Swiss territory, the imilitary authorities of $wvitzerland have complied with the request. BOIR1PLAUN, JAN. 2(i.C-A despatch from Dijon, dated thlc 25tli, says the cnemy is ?? on all ...

... zio qrs. vatL. I t. I - -1- - DEiPATCEI OF FORENG MAILS FROM! ABERDEEN. Mail Box 05Ol ' DESrTNATIONS. Despatched. closws out 3ar-- tiye America-United States, Califor-) Every Monday, tler nla, and British Norh Aerca tie Thur. &;Sat. A ier, (by British Packet, via Cork). ,cult Ditto -(by Unit. States Packet, via Every Monday. 11-50 A.Br. S auhamptsfll. rich | ew a St., n 5 'D I L , 17th Feb. ...

... * FBOM ZA8fi NIGHATS GAZET'zz-A BANKRUPTS. To surrender at the London Courti FAmo3Ls, Tiroue. Trisity-square, Tower-hill, carruas, Pe. , aarbr, Hzreay, Mllbou e-grove, West Brompton, captain is M ?? Dr , Leton, E rex and Fehbstree~hmjli Pa.&wr, aYMOUL l~our., New Bond-street, ancient furnitur us. To surrender at their respective Dlstrict Courh, aronsm, FH~ux CROBSSAN, Alderahot, lieutenant ia ...

... re We extract the following interesting account of the ng operations of a portion of the eclipse expedition to Sicily us from an address delivered at the Andersonians University, in Glasgow, by Professor Thorpe. The Professor was sta- la tioned at Catanis, in the garden of a monastery:- .-After P ny describing the preliminary arrangements, Professor Thorre e ont said it had been arranged that ...

... CHICHESTER r. ?? qudl M-. a. Fs Agento-Mr. WlsinuiWr and Ml IL KN31KGT. b id Mr. Thomas Janman, articled clerk to Mr. Titchener, t h of this city, hab recently passed the intermediate exami. 1' l nation in the Law Society's Hall, London. VI IS The }i (field) battery of the 11th brigade of Royal a] Artillery, under the command of Colonel Cartels, arrived al to hereon Saturday last from Arnodel, ...

... The usefulness and value of the Birmingham General Dispensary have been further increased, not only by an extension of the district within which the operations of the charity are confined, but also by the establishment of a branch dispensary at Camp Hill. The dispensary dis- trict, which is divided into four parts, is now contermcinous with the borough boundary, the recent additions extend- ...

... (in Monday evening a preliminary conference, called by circular, was held in the Working Men's Club, Oldbury, to consider what steps were necessary to be taken in order to comply with the new Education Act. There was a good attendance. Amongst those present we observed the Revs. T. W. Taylor, W. Walker Jubb, HL McKean, J. P. O'Connor, J, K. Jackson, C. Hip wood, and -Friel, and Messrs. J. and ...

... CONCLUSION OF AN ARMISTICE. : .is SURRENDER OF THE FORTS. r ILPERIAL IIPAD-QUAIITEl2S, VERSAILLES, e Sunday, 2 ?? 11 The following ?? despatch has just been sent by *, 0 the Emperor to the Empress:- Last night an armistice for three weeks was signed. ; The troops of the line and the Mobiles will be interned f in Paris as prisoners of war. The Garde Nationale Sedentaire undertakes the preser- ...

... TEE MUNSTER PLOUGHING MATCH On Monday the annual Munster ploughing match, under SheauspicesoftheCork Farmers'Club, was held at Killeens. The grounnd, the property of Mrs. Forrest, was in prime condition to test both man and horse. The judges, Messrs. Dorgan, Baggott, Riordan, MI'Auliflb, and Forrest, gave great satisfactioti in their decisions. The ploughing of a portion of the field was ...

... I I I The sixth report of the coimpittee, dated 23rd inst., states that during the three weeks that have passed since the date of the last report (No. 5, 2nd January), the executive committee has oontinued to give close daily attention to the many subjects that have come before it. Although these may not include such exciting incidents as those which characterised the narratives of our earlier ...

... Slit WIYLl.AAr MANSFIELD is, as at preselt arraneOd, , flikely to stop in London till Eastor. Ji Tul A4theneireau says that Mossrs. Chapman and Hall have purchbased the entire sories of the Dhkens ecopyrights. I Tn, NUSIIEIr of wreclst reported during last week wits 07, making for the present year 220. P QUEPEN VlacTORA has, Says a Roman correspoeniut. c contributed the sum of £3200 to the ...