... SECOND EADITION. A Dadev Ncz Borlia tolegruii says concerning the growth of Socialism there that the Gov ernent seems to think tbat the pre2-unt [awe are not adequate to er.s'a out thnis evi'l The corresropoafont hears that fresh and Morc severe laws wirl come into force very shortly. A Slan.'ard St. Petersburg telegram says that the reports cireulated by c-.tain Journals that an arrangement ...

... Al TO!~Y JOB. : - . - - _l5 UAJ tII. tiitSi), J r, laroltoe ?-eme to bore 'esn mh ?? - -'ze Sy H' r. GlhcdsetcD's eta: r-n~easc that *en the rct apye'rri~ce r'of the present Ccerctnot t'hey -Xucc cuts at grce.c a j.b a. thas evar, ic aiy y-Pinj,_; hen zoad-. ?? to Psalianert, iu ocretiutg a1 * Pks of £Wvuu a year for the ?? tcc boinreon, to do eshf.t hri oeer, a..mittedh cicV ?? t :.t cce b ...

... TYE BIIATE OF.Y IELA'ND. I TEE REIGN O'F TERTRZi.i . T5r ?? the west n ed prationesf oF ,~o Gr Ise'ald the pSTtriCLS are be1ug siri n c .,t sue ?? wro profer3 to kllt'' vise co-,try Sr.y t ts aP in rany pla- rs rumours of iroipediuqg 'vi are circulaced r ith tse s;jcct of ibringing ?? to the tovns iind so incr asiug trtde. M3r. m.)hu i. a WFs expecteli in Duljlin Is n gt, bst, o;i to ...

... : X - 7 S - v, - + 1 _ :. ?? - .O _ ?? . , ,, . %V Some of the J1Wih'l members Of the 3 c lttclral v'lf' ?? to ?? acnaerl, antl 1 octiet> pai i~rl bt ?? Gl' diet.o S leci;rt Oin [ bio pit wi.: t ?? co-regiinists are sand to -i a e;. in the rcn ,;eotLOli at l *i 'jel Ycet ,, eo far as NVc call se, *t ereinr rinflrr orncre than a piece of tha -r ?? c.11v ?? il - .;i'wic tbe ilepb:'; ra oce I-'e ...

... LIBERALAllM AT GARSTO?T STRONG COUNDEMNATrDN OF TEE h G-OVERNM`,!ENT. A ntceting c' the Liberals c. G erstoa and ni3h- a- bou.hood wsi2 held last night, in the scheclc'oom, as lEIsoeil-cead, Gareton. There was a iarge-, en- thusiastic, aad infuential attendanue. Mr. R. R. ox Rathboee presided, and there were also present cl &essrs. P. H. l'athbone, ?? Oa't3n, Ilibronik ax GsFkeli, jUn., W. B1. ...

... I'o aud_ [BY TELEGEA2H.J at S The Telgrqr phs Pers correspondent understantds that the intaxuctions given by the Porte to Maktar ly Fasba are to make over Gusbinge to Montenegro m without delay. id The Daily Ae'zos Al xqn6zia correspondent hears Is that Greece accepts the official decree of the ,n Egyptisn Govesnment respecting the Rothschild s loan. A Dailiy *Nrxs Beeia telegram says that the ...

... I~~ .. ?? l .uXttON, Sxr'iunaf v\ E'Vr:NINII. in i, 11ess to sa.y tlhat Lord Lytton's esc pe fromn the zissas-iu's bullet has made lia more .r of a. hero with his admirers thaln eve): and 2as there seemns to be no politicall Wustioc we involved---not eV01 a ?? ?? hat ns only a private fancied wrong. or, at in AM ' P] persollnal scaudal 11 parties Can CO~gnlttlat 'Irk ihe Viceroy on his E-ca t. ...

... I I Achilles, Mediterranean. Ja-1kal, Rothsay, 13ate N. Agincoort, Chan. Squad. Junna, Ind. trp. sorvice Albacore, Bermuda. Kestrel, Chius Albatross, Chatham. Lapwsing, China Alberta, Portsmouth. Lily, Shanghai V Alert, specialservice. Lord Warden, Queensferry Alexandra, Msediterranean. Magpie, China Antelope, Constantinople. Mallard, Rio de Janeiro- Ariadne,Portsmouth-tender ordered home to ...

... THE FAN QU- s y SERIOUS STATE OF AFFAIRS. d A serious state of ?? has suddenly sprung up at d Cabul, and thera was severe fighting on the three days ending Saturday last. On Saturday, the height (dominat. Ying the British position), was carried by the combined forces under Machperson aid Baker. Tho position is described &a strong, and as having been held by a large aforce. On Sunday morning, ...

... CHRISTMAS IN PRESTON MD NEIGH- BOURHOOD., I Onl Obriatmas Eve the principal thoroughfares of Pros. seat ton were crowdedl with sightseers, who Strolled, about ad. the miring the varioaus preparations that had been made to do pleass enorr to th time-honloared~fostival. As tise hoars ad- inner vaucsed towards miidaight, the streets became at.11 more , lively, with bends Of music Parading the ...

... 0 PRESENT.tI:Oc TO ?? OvLIRooKER.-On Saturday ' eVening, the weavers, ovOrlookjrs, twistors, &c.,met in D tlae Assembly-roomn Frockleton-street, to present Mr. b William Swarbrick with an elegant gold ring, oL the occa- . sion of bii ledving the will. Tno Chairman (Mr. Wmt. Mercer) having opened tlie proceedings, it was proposed tthat Mr. Win. alshanw, being tho otdest male weaver, ashould ...

... LIBERAL WARD MEETIX-GlS. d EEfxer,ic AND KraunALEs.-TbEi Liberal (lecto7s hi * of No. 4 district of ittortcn and lel ...