... j,&TEST TELEGBlAMS I E EBNCI CHIURCH IN. ROME. c ?? ?? owN eo0Io~rONm.) fr ROM, WEDNXEDAY AraRROON. Colonel Lalaye, the French ?? Attacie, t baviug died, the French Church of Saint Louis efused to celebrate the obsequies, on the ground iat Italian troops would be present. The funeral eremony has just been celebrated therefore at w UIan Marcello, through the intervention of Prince oi 9lumbert. ...

... S PE CIAL CORRESPONDENCE. (By PRImATB TEmoEGRAH.) LONDON, Wednesday Night. The Local Governacnat Board is busily engagnd working up the materials for thc Rating Bill to be introduced by the Government next session, ft is understood that the measure will contain soene features not embraced in the bill of last year. The now bill will be the chief feature of next session. The Free Trade League, ...

... NEATH. VT OUNDIN& A W IPE. James Harris, commonly known as J,,xiiLiy Acwti %Lts brought up before the Mayor yestenlay charged with cutting and wounding his wife on the—.th December. Irom the evidence taken it pears that on the clay mentioned Mrs. Harris received 4s..rom the prisoner to buy some provisions, and went out for tiiat purpose. Upon ha returu her husband asked her to give an account ...

... MW ~(hinn het e AU 'c~w t hst niteis 1f Cw ta~id not. Io r, Mge vwas rifled alt; &h i'otil;, ohl t' drd~v.' k~%i; g01t pg osed~thetat e ommuittdoes tii~d ?? id (1eiW46 w0et& r they, cohld'hrig forwnrd a 'dclth o x;reite 'respectjtlilibya ith to'~i' : 'ths Dci ?? ot, th4' representa3ti~re f.y tbae O7rroI6 ]5ed'to 'pralt t 'were everely' dikubii.l; s~ibag ;ii:'tli pay ol Mr.Uowei,. An '9am ...

... TITE LABOUR CRISIS IN AMERICA. The hard times complained of this winter aU g over the United States, from the cotton rollers of -New Orleans to the ltmbermen of Wisconsin and f Micohian, ad from the factory operatives of the 3' New EnglandStates to the Chinese landrymen of aslifornia, have (says a Montreal paper of December D 13) beenfeltinthe DominioD. fhlsfaU andwinter, mechanics and ...

... LATEST NEWS1341 (SPECIAL & ORDINARY TELEGRAMS.] T tele SPAIN-THIE SIEGE OF BILBAO. Liv laill MIsDRnD, TUEmDAT-A complete rupture has Gel taken place between Senors Castelar and Salmeron. sue tho usblnetl has eseolved to present itself as at of a present composed to the Corteg. sbij The Correponad(miit believes that, in tho event effe of Senor PThstelar's defeat, Senor Charles will be Can ...

... Co'-%:isj OF( w l' ANlR.P WALTi P. 'Eii; L 1 f- iLL I.ND , E ;Q. F RO 0M or it.1.F 0F TESOR It.] 1. IN-ca W O.T ,N) ,\\'u-ssID lv. LcsRT SN!6T, the tecnantry onl the 13 llyis-4iter es~tates cf John NM rih~ollae', EIZ4., D. L., entertaiacd his sea An'1l heir, Andrew Walter Meriholiand,, Esq., at A i-anon.., on tiococcasion of his aslti'ring hi~s Dii' The'i pris ~lingsi took, pllacto in the ...

... HA VE.RFORDWEST. PKTTV SESSIONS.—These sessions were held vesterday in consequence of this day being New Year's Day, before the Major John James) and Messrs. J. Thomas (ex-mayor), John Owen, and J. W. Phillips. A char,, of assault against Charles Rees. of the Ca.-tle Back, on the complaint of Richard Davie*, Ruther-lane, was dismissed. — Another charge of assault, against John Evans, of ...

... , CPRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMB.] THE INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. A deputation of stean rhip-owners waited on Mr. Dodson and Dr. Playfair, yesterday, at the Treasury, to represent thle injury to their trade by the subsidising of the Penin- sular arid Orientall Comp v. BMr. Holt, of Liverpool, said they ?? the company lhal aslked the Government to nllow them to carry the mails through the Suez Cneal, ...

... LT N L o7 - ' 7; I! ?? . } , .. ,Kjfit.,iOw ?? s~i C Ii.axlij:tte I'5 re¢g~eat ~ii~ to ip nforoa ?? ;iUSU flEiH agnt hate bnfi1 ?? .abputi ;$i nouns tl: e1ideeavouili ;to: get qs plaes w1bereuii ,he ~xiigh ,;le~ttc, ind they ,poit that ,t.'11i, flf'L 1.;~ I theaeX .l Ha,,oorn+.t 'be Wlf~re 4)Ogoged ?? loh Id y Oiowig ti the eis t , o ?? urg ' ?? Swa~ii:'s ?? ArDiesVioan; MA9.1 ?? MaOl(S pr ...

... RAINFALL AT MOSELEY IN 1873, AMr. Plant sends us the following. note The rainfall at this place in the year just ended war 27126 inches. Th is is 20(43 inches loss than the quantity which fell in 1872, and 310 inches below the avqrags annual depthl'of rain here in thiirtecn yours' observations. Compared with 1872, the contrast is so great that I have placed in liartllel lines thle monthly ...

... The fortuiglitly meeting of the King's-Norton Board ci Gunrdiains was held yesterdays, at the Workhouse, SOlly o da. Mr. J. Rutter, chairman, presided.-A list of tihe various denominational schools in the Utnion to which the children of poor persons might be sent by the Guamlvians was submitted by the relieving officers. The officers were requested to furnish the number of children whose fees ...