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presiding, commenced its winter term in this village on Tuesday last.

 The ball in mOeion.-The primary meeting of the whigs of this town on Monday evening last was very well attended, and a fine spirit displayed. We were glad the reemen there from all sections of the iOwn and from all classes O vOIers-he grey-headed veteran, the midde-aged, and the yOung-al misging together, and uniting in common effort. that of bwckI ling oW the armoT with determination 10 Onr beloved state from the hands of the "spoAers"- fla like deterniaed spirit is eVinced throughout the stae if each whg will feel that his indvid- ual exeriOns depend the safety ot country and the perpetny of its institutions, we have very little doubt that glorious result will be effected.

 The delegates chosen attend the State COnven- ton are Messrs. Albert Sedgwick, Garwood Sanford, Leonard KenOey, and Julius Griswold.

 To the District Convention, Messrs. Henry SklIOn, George BoIIes Ezra Ferris, Seth CaIlin, George s. Bu~l, Henry s. Gr;swold, Frederick w. Plumb, and Joseph Adams.

 Jate from Europe.-By the ship Eng land, Capt. Whi,e arrived at New York from Liverpool on We'd nesday last, London dates the 3s, Deer receiv ed. The Journal "f Commerce says

 'The Presidents Message arrived a, Liverpool the 29th Dec. and in the London papers Of the Both published entire. So far it produced any effect up on the funds, the tendency upwards.

 The acceptance by France of the mediation of Eng land for the adjustment ofthe dispute with the United States, is officially announced in the Moni.eur."

 The French Chamber of Deputies opened on the 29sh December with speech from the king. The speech s usual brief and generally ofa nature re- ating to the intercourse of France with foreign na- tons The following is the only aIlusion to the dif- entities with this country:-

 "I regret that the treaty of the 4,h of July. 1881, with the United States of America, should not vel Grea. Britain has offered to me and to the U. States his friendly mediation. I have accepted it; and you will share in my desire that this difference should ter minae in manner equally honorable 10 two great nations.'

 There is scarcely item of news from any other part of Europe worth extracting.