... COOIBSPONDEIB. O - WOUM . . OOREPORDHIR!j Afl.Etks'a UP10W S4gAW Rist a dspsa 4g IF - tka easm' aid ead&'m :7 l~s w~w O sea:wfly fo, 9s_ agd'emp ~fal *Salem ege. oad test' inwZ q*otac~ss~e. .7 6IA~a ofuid U.T. X.-hThurday's, ,ost. Constant Reer^- traon Street, Pleoadll1y, L/ondon.: fj~U.YI-Te doa not kno. e k aomiiemb ' domS^ w. A- sm mebe of the t. A,9s Weduesbur.-You can write or stam ...

... MR. MUNDELLA AND THE SOUTH WALES I I . COLLIERS. A meeting of the delegates representing all the collieries and iron-stone mines in the counties of Glamor. gan and Monmouth connected\ with the Amalgamated Association of Miners, was held at Merthyr yesterday, to receive the report of delegates upon the result of theinter. view held with the respective masters upon the proposal to refer the ...

... NI. UNIVERSITY INTE, LLIGBENE. ! . _I_ OXFORD, DEC. 21. rinST PUBLIXC EXAMMATION. -MATHEMIATICAL HO- NOCSI.-The Moderators in the School of Mathematics (Mr. Wil- liam Esson, M.A., Fellow and 2atheroatical Tutor. &c., Merton Colg;Mr. Hector MoNeile MA,, late Follow of St, John's CoUege, end Mr. dwsrd iddellBalmer, M.A., MagdalenHall), havo this evening issued the following Class List: CLAS 1. ...

... LLl'Wlghp 4,11ll ion, ?? RP.IF CCCLXXX. eY DDARLLENYDD, a welaist ti drobwll neu lyn f, tr0o ?? hardd gymmaint gan ol- rg ygfa ar Bwll Ceris, fel y llcfodd yn ?? uwch ei ben:- a Pela o'i go' o'r py]lau i gyd. Y mae Ffraingc el's yn agos i gan' mlynedd y yn drobwll dinystriol i bob ffurf-lywodraetb. f3 Y llestr sydd y muuyd hwn ya noflo ya fwyaf llwyddianaus a lyngoir y munyd nesaf yn ...

... I - - Marchnad Liverpool, Dydd Liun. Nid oedd mad YchYdi; wedi dyfod Vr farcinjad hedd au yw. GenAed manzaah liled add. Mewn gwenitb a 'id cod 1at lawn brigiauame wenith gwyn, tra yr oeddy. coch l1G Y CDPwvs yn nweh. Biawd yn e'ydloz kraf veddc y fasanh m'wn ceirch a blawd eircb. Ffa yn dal yr no fath. Gwnaed masnach fywiog mewn grawn India-am godiad o 3c. y chwarter, Marchnadoedd Saesom.,^ yn ...

... ! M IlNG OF OVERSMEN iT MOTHERWELL. r YesterdAy afternoon, a meeting of the under- ground oversnieii in the Upper'and .Mkddle Wards df Lanarltshire wae, held im HEir's gall, Mother- s will. ;The objeet of tie 'meeting was-to consider .I whether, by-the new Mines Regulation Act,.unider- t ground aversmnen require to he certificated; At-a t previous wqetiog the subject had given rise to con- i ...

... L.r1TERS TO THE EDITOR. COLLIIEFS ANDWSTRIKES. Scottisl emkployment Office, it Wellington Arcade, :Sauobiehali Street,.Glsegow. S:B.-The colliers, and indeed other workmen, at -the present day eeamto be quite at a, loss as to their proper position pecuniaiy and socially. With respect to-the -matter in dispute Whien Is no0w causing many heortburnings and much anxiety amongst the poorer ...

... *«• ID, Friday.—The Senate has approved T>rrTADIi fyl the al*>lition of slavery. posals ated to-day that the Government would shortl SV tllUce a 1^ f°r the abolition of slavery i^p I m^ico, but would propose no reform in Ciiko i' -^e a single insurgent remained. ...

... A SEWER ON FIRE.-At the last meeting of the Vestry of St. George's, Southwark, Mr. G. Wilson, the surveyor, reported that on the 16th inst. he sent a man named Gooch into the Cable-street sewer for 1he purpose of discovering the cause of the stoppage of a drain. The man had just entered the sewer when he was heard to cry out, and the surveyor, fearing something wrong, sent another man down. ...

... BERLIN, Monday Evening.—The Emperor has addressed an Imperial rescript, to Prince Bismarck dated the 21st, relieving him from the presidency °f the State Ministry. ...

... PRAYERS FOR FIXE WEATHER.—In consequence of the long continuance of rainy and stormy weather, Archbishop Manning has addressed to the clergy 01 London and Westminster a pastoral letter, which was read at Mass in all the Roman Catholic churches and chapels of the metropolis on Sunday, desiring them that special prayers shall be said for the return of fine weather. He Let us ask our Heavenly ...

... An announcement in the Turkestan Gazette, says the Calcutta correspondent of the Times, that Russia has at last, after prolonged negotiations, succeeded in inducing Yakoob Beg, the Attaligh Gbaze; of Yarkund, to conclude a treaty for free commercial intercourse between Russia and Eastern Turkestan, has much greater importance than may at first be conceded to it in England. Mr. For- syth's ...