... I .-ER HE-D. I PI'FR HEAD. _ARRIAL'. s Up to 9 a mt, Dec. :A0, lb71.-Wind, WV-. DccceubLe _l-Don Jualn, Ayr. oil: Rannl r, Vx. ?? }; inale, steamer, Waterford; LcrLgfer'i1, ncr, Livrrpcol ; Earl of C;trlle, iteamter, ia-. StAnley, steamer, Holyhead Decem1 er 30-Argo, 8teamer, Hlolyhead3. 3 colliers. .? c rs. December 29-Larkeirir, s'l~der~and, salt cake: S SwanEea, timber: Coniostant. L ...

... E-K'LOSICIr OF A 'll-RA'CulO-.Y RNE3liNE IT TILESTJlEr 0I1, GLASGOW. bEVE_ l ?? TiUiML AND FOTl'lY SW b'SiIOUSLY WOZJIDED. ,Y z(SPsoccr.ALI orsco.i{E,:) !5 GLoSsi , S trur3ay, Noni. .i I I To-day, at half-pa-t elk ien, o'clak, .-hih- one of those' s Osd Eteaners which nre used in the carri;se oe heavy boilers ws being ori-oi- in 1+1 .sgoiv, it exploded with a liaefarl report cpotioe lhingaetou ...

... OUR last Eastern budget of news contains the intelligence that the Visconde de Sao januario, Governor-General of Portuguese India, has been recalled by his Government; to the great regret, it is added, of the population of Goa. It will be remembered that a serious mutiny broke out some months ago in the very mixed garrison of this ancient colony. The revolters were brought to sue for pardon, ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 p.m. FRANCE. PARIS, Jan. I.-A letter from M. Jules Mottu in the Radical contradicts the assertion ot the Gaazele des 7Tritbuzaux to the effect that M. Motta had resigned his seat in the Municipal Council. AMERICA. WASHINGTON, Jan. I.-Mr. Boutwell, the Secretary of the Treasury, will sell two millions of gold, and buy two millions of bonds during January. THE PRINCE OF ...

... The Rev. Keiran Egan, P. P., Banagher, begs, with thanks, to acknovyledgethereceipt of 5 fromn John Tl'affe, Esq., for the relief of the poor on his property atGarbally. The Treasurer oi St Mary's Conference of St. Vincent de Paul Society, Marlborough-street, begs to acknowledge with thanks the following dona. tidns :-C. Pelles, Esq., Q.C., Mfountjoy-square, 51. ;J. and C. Kennedy, Mounjoy ...

... TBE SIUN HOUYR8 QUESTION BETWTNY ; . t.CLLIB8 AND COAJATRS : X,,, , The deooded terms of the coalinsters! resolution' ?? on thurday lastiat Birmisighlin, 'and 'the meaeoing tode. of the amendment carr ...

... rEE GTREAT RISE IN THE PRICE Or' COMMODITIES. (From Ole .Eonncist.) wh ATCAt -persons are aware that the trade of the country ic eo 1 it astate Of great. antivity. All theAI-1 u toli s in ho -t Ge, that-the state of the flevenne, the Bankers' Clearing-- 'o brufe figures, the returns Of exports and imports are all Iwli' pdniri, and all speak the same languo,~ But few have, tha wo think, ...

... LATESTr NEWS. [IREUTa AINID PRESS ASSOCIATION TELERAMS.] FRANCE-SPEECH OF 1I. THIERS. VERSAILLES, SATURDAY.-M. Thiers, in his speech in the Assembly last evening, while showing that, to raise a loan at the present time, would be an unwise act, spoke as ?? evacuation of our territory is our whole hope. Inthe griefs with which I am daily assailed, niy consolation and may hope is that the time ...

... R]TISOSPECT OF 1871. . ~ ~ . 7 . HO ME. a PaRtMETxIs shortly to reassemble, when the& i Ballot Bill maybe expected to pass; and an at- 1 tempt 6ill probably be made for a compromise in the licensing system. a The elections during the recess have been gene- ) rally adverse to Mr. Gladatoue's Government; and if several events have conspired to diminish his popu- i larity. The disorders which ...

... THEE INDIAN MAIL. The papers received from India state that the eholera at Delhi. in the immediate vicinity of which the Camp of a Instruction was being formed, had somewhatdecrxamed in virulence. Lord Napier had, however, since his arrival ia the camp, held a consultation with Colonel Lumsdon, the Quarternaster-General of the Army, and Dr. Gordon, the principal medical oflicer. Both these ...

... T:HE CONFERENO E OF HEAT) R&STERS. 'Ihe followting were the res;olutionH cari ied fsat the mosclt- ThO iloij Of vclsoolnlaaterii held at l-liglgoito On Thuraday anA from Fs idey,'.The icuour of the ?? tilL 187t w %It adopted Switzi Eh bv Thlling, of Uppill~hhl, proposed awd 'I A1 casreed . ~ th foluntg reoalmxaois in reference, to the pable or .,Il~no a ocliol coniference i- uddre 1 Tat an ...

... rfrid ?? otwq. THE MURDER OF BISHOP PATTESON. The New Zealand mail brings the subjoined details of the murder of Bishop Patteson and Mr. Atkin:- The Soutcrin Cross dropped anchor in Auckland harbour on October 31, and those who bad been looking forward with joy to welcoming the bishop again among them were struck down with sudden grief at the sad intelligence with which we have been already ...