... THE TAT BRIDGE DISASTER. RECOVERY OF FOUR BODIES NEARZ TlE, C ~~~BRIDGE.ti ins tet~ opratons t te fuoNca, Tuiesday'Xight. T Diiig oeraion ?? Bridge were, totally th ry' slspenided to-day, thie attendane of thle dlivers alit ofictial S flu ben nrreqitiredlat thea Board ?? in~pili-Y'. The searlch li fole tbodies wvas. bnwe Ic'r, co-,itiniied with grmat signor by 3d the whaling and Other boats, ...

... lVTTE P ROGRAMME OF THE FRtENCI i .IINISTRY. (FrOet OuR OW-X COeiraESPODENT.) PARIS, Monday. It won Id not bo easy to give an cxact, or even an a ipproxim iLte, idea of tho feeling in the public mind tl o .iw is1w l neiv 2Ministry. Outside the small world of 1 j rtr~i ^s i ?? place-liullters t1lere is the great Iass of P v;ori.o:rs a: 1 ch-albsiirbed citizens, who, in ordinary i tiers. ar , cr ...

... T iE TEE REVEN -E. The follo wing is ant abstract of the gross produce of the revenue of the United Xingdoin in the undermentiotied periods, elided December 31st, 1879:- I. Qu;arters elded Y(ear -- elnded 3M::lie31, Junie 30, Sept. 30, Dec. 31, Dce. 31, 1000. 1879. 1801. 1070. i879. Customs ?? ,279,000 4,027,000 4.433,000 5,355,000j 19,750,000 xcd-a . ?? 8,327,000 7,250,0001 5,240,000 6,400 ...

... THURSDAY, January Ist, 1880. ; H STimm is little additional news with respect t to the attempt on the life of the King and Queen of a Spain on Tuesday. Their Majestics attended the Opera subsequent to the attenmpt, and were received t with great enthusiasnm On quitting the theatre they were accompanied to the Palace by a crowvd bearin c torches. The preliminary examination of the prisoner s ...

... GREENHOCK ;TBSaEsm CouaT.-The-imual monthly Transfer Goort~vwss held ?? Campbell in the'-chair. -The MaEsgistrates on) the bebc -were Dailies Walker5x Paid, Doff, sand Leitch. The license for the public-house in William Street pre- sently held by. Mtr David IvPBride was transferred to Mr Neil Brown. William Campbell applied for a transfer of the license for the Cousinerdial Hotel, presently in ...

... NOISY MEETING OFE REYFEEW TOWN5 COUN-CIL. The monthly meeting of the members of the Towen Counlcil was held in the Council Chambers Ilast night. At the last meeting-at whicha t tmembers were present-an arrangement was$; sSIC ito have been come to by w~hich the follow.ing gee titemen were to be elected to office :-Provost. ,Bailie M!ackenzie; Senior Baile, Mr Brows .Junior Bafle, M r TLhoms~on; ...

... -|0TRYCHINEB ASDUS I GERBYD lt0 RES ITiWR IN:SCOTLANDE BODDIAD R OLL 0R EITWYTB. Digwvyddodd un o'r trychineban mwyagE torcalonus o'r natur uchod a gyhoeddwyd erioed ar linell crwmni y Niorth British, Scotland,'nos Sabbath diweddaf. Ar 1y noson hoho teithisi cerbydres'deithwyr o Edinburgh am Dundee, yn cyawya nifer o bobl yn dychwelyd o'u teitbian ar ol bod yn treulio y.gwylian, :mewn: trefn i ...

... CLRCutiArLEnnons,-Loag scrmons. PFIVsONa WITH A STRONG ?? Fort .Mcsic.-Qrgafl- grinders. TE;ROIULLY.-N smnart American girl calls a young fellow of her aquabitance H lonesyUckle, becaueu he's always hanging over th's front fence. FOot V1CT1are--A. photog~rapher announces that, besidese other access 'vies, he Ices I new frorrt-gate, just the thing for il lover's ?? ,A pew for sale cormmeeding ...

... Tftid - Obtuingld VeWd. THE COMTE DE ST. VALLIER'S RESIGNATION. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) IERLIN, Tuesday.-Efforts are still being made to induce the Comte de St. Valuer to retain his post as Ambassador, but there seems to be little prospect of success. It is understood to be the German Emperor's intention to mnark his appreciation of the retiring Ambassador's excellent services in the cause of ...

... THE TAY BRIGE DISASTERI to Si THE DIVERS AGAIN AT WORK. MR OPENING OF THE BOARD OF In TRADE INQUIRY. ta DUN1DEEn, SUNDAY. ?? The work of yesterday and to-day haes not i5. W resulted in any additional facts being ascertaind. toide about the whereabouts of the hinder portion 15, of the wrccked North Britis traini, nor has hisc it resulted in the finding of any of the bodies. nevc Yesterday ...

... THE CHRONICLE. .- - -- -- - - . L : . X Et- ',g,4ToNV, S-TUR)AY, JANUAiR 3, 18so. _ _ - = - - - -- -- Irlish 'Thle social history ot this country during the of Co ear just closed, lihas been an uneventful one. did th litil wvithlin the last week the terrible accidents they ,,hiCh followcd one another with such start- thle ,l;D rapidity in the previous year have been wider conspicuous by their ...

... ?8SEX. and Brigadier Greneral Sir Evelyn Wood, V.C., C.B., has vine been transferred from the command of the Belfast to rey, that of the Chathama District, By the Qaeen's desire inc he will accompany thle Em rpress Eugeiaie to Soath era1 Africa next month. Mrs.y an COLOHEESTERt. ot f ean ~s Lsarmonth arrived ia Eaton Placeca few days ago from Paris. OPPoOSITION TO THE INTttODUCTION OV Tlt C ...