The Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-21 00:00:00

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SQUANDERING. , , WESTERN RAILWAY: --. • ' SHIPS.. , • . (,From the Army.a . nd Navy Gazette.) I ~,, - - --- The total length of submarine telegraphs that have .• Rumours of an intended reduction of the army have The literary .Gazette says e---Aaother amateur society, (Br BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) advise and call on the Corporation to give the •.,. • . • COLLISION BETWEEN TWO TRAINS. It has been recently stated that the Government have r c e o ci m u m ir l e i d nica g t u io a n ran fr t o e rn e. th rr e h T e re g a e s n u e r r y al th i r tia m p ig re h es M i.o r n . . ervice We readily insert the following most seasonable ' , lieen•laid up to this date ie 9,900 nautical miles ; of this seems to be that the transatlantic mad s On Friday night another accident occurred on the •en y .., g decided upon commencing the construction of three been eirealated withitr the - last few days, with no foun- "The MendelSsolin Choir," has sprung up in London, FRANCE. ' • Itt ' • ' • and suggestive e er, which appears in one of the _ , . . 1 '''' 60 milts hate nivel:led in permanent workin dation . beyond. the fact which we 'announced ' several ' under the direct . ion of Mr. 3 . . T. Cooper, 1.6 satisfy the London and'Yortli-Western Railway. A' collision took 01 , . ~ , , f , , . , i 7 more iron-plated ships upon the model of the Warrior PARIS, Jan. 19. -der namely 2 009 hi Etharaho and 1,000 in America eeke since, that the establishment of each regiment mustcal requirements of Islineton, Dalston, and the . be transferred to this port, as possessing greater ' London papers of Saturday last, which is descry- • place etween wo rain', a most wit in sight of the b t t• • - 1 • le . and the Resistance. • For Mlle months past :there has w - e , , . ‘. , _. . e a fa t c p i l r i t e i s e e s n f t o b r e t i h n e g d e u a e rr p ie e d rf f o i rm • c t i h l e s m om ee e tin t g im ula ti n g i o mo i ni w ly a - and India. The principal unsaccessfal linee ate the c a o b n o t u r a t e t t o , ing of the best attention on the part both of the . London terininus; bv. which one 'gentleman, a first-class Atlantic, and the greater portion of the Red Sed end • serviey in . India is to be de . creased. Theee . )8, however, anjacent places. We wish it every success. The Moniteur publishes a decree reducing from . . no reduction contemplated in the troops serving at ome Alluding o IT. ic ens meting steppe a rama te 40 to o 0 g not - i y • express , h • tMD • k I ' d d t . ' francs per 100 kilogrammes the figure at and that, althou h fill ed this was employers and . the . eneployed: We belie s ve that pessenger, sustained serious injury, others were sli,ghtly eftiete , , , d . a s pa:e ( ic in the public mind respecting "iron sides and Wooden Walls"' and the activity. displayed Indie telegraphs. The principal . successful te t s in ze t. and in our colonial possessions. Indeed, as a matter of version of the " Message from the Sea," the Critic says : which inerchandise imported into France is taxed the cause and main object of the meeting to-dav, _ the fijistem of deposit here reeriiiirriended fias Icing cnt rirl trilised; taltd thegetard of the auxiliary mail was those which connect 'us with Ireland and the C „ .... .. according to the nett weight. and the arrangements proposed and •clisetusseld been in operation in the establishment of the also Much hurt in one Of the feei ti.l otherehiee igjured, of Enrope, and those which connect Constantinople wth i . by France in the • conVersiore of some timber !hips into: the new description of "fregatee kinclees" has been, fact we believe that the numbers to be voted by Padia- ,o We a're not aware that the question has yet been de- ment will be tomewhat in excess of the present financial aided •Whether an author has a right to prevent the __a- thereat. A move, it is believed, is really being Times office. ' - The auxiliary. mail 'train, which leaves the; ( ..,:- - 5 , ,,',.A , , Ath e eths and Candia. ~ .. . THE FRENCH FUNDS. made in favour of the Shannon, and those mainly • - , constantly forced upon the attention of the' Cfeireenment as an example for them to follew without waiting elan . - ' 0 , . Year owine ho the return of regiments from India ; but prodnetion of a dramatic' v'ersion of.hia novel; and it is interested are working secretly. It is even said. ( • Sir,-Thank God (1 say it with all reverenee) there terminus at 9.t5, started on . Fridaynight at its proper le eel - 1y all the e s e occie ., ssfiel ines lie in very shallow . . ' 'we do . not aatacipate that the sum total .of the forth- certain that Mr. Dickens suffered a great many authorised PARIS, Jan. 19, 3.20 p.m. a deputation of the directors of the Atlantis . . om an G e a e l N o v f a t Y h i e s is a thaw. The distress among the labouring classes. tiesei And in, five minutes afterwards was followed b y watennowliere exceeding TCO fetimens t the only excep- to ascertain whether La Gloire was really after all coming estimates will be larger than the last. dramatic : rersions of hiss earlier and most celebrated • The Bourse has been but • slightly firmer. t" are the li 'b t een g ezhia eta! (lorded; and ri rs and tilers , Company are now in London for the Purpose of • :,' Els latterly Vail ediefitl died almost enivereel ; . but the the p. 20. short mail train to Wolverton. It appears the great success which French w te The prom'otioree and distinctions to be conferred on works to appear without taking any legal steps to pre- Rentes closed at 67'25,' or sc. higher than yester- effecting arrangements for the transfer. Another amount of generous and Christian spriP:iihY arid lielP ehat; on reaching what is. termed the . " bank," , that , t i h; l e s c e it ' br een t i b l h e o e s D c er w d nelles P Athens - , and earrelia, the officers filling prominent positions in the China vent them. The late Mr. Moncrielf, for instance; treated he report states that the chairman of the company, eln a u . . t ‘ 4o:fathoMs They also all I .. 'e ' tr tion One peonounced it to be. In a matter of• so ° much impertanhe as that involving a second re-cons uc . Mr. Maleomson, has purchased Mr. Dargan's is, like the distress, beyond calculation. Bat let us is, ihe inittifte ..tteneards from the outside of the hi w i ho .. expedition will, in all probability, be officially gazetted sereeal of his works in this manner ; and, as in the case ""Y* e not allow this terrible distress and bounteous-generosity northern end of the' ithtihn ,tct emtiden Town, the w't ut any e exception in seas or ;bye the 'bottom:his of •the eretiee . aaiy, Oration Was undoubtedly necessary, this week. Sir Hope Grant ge t s te m .:m a d ras command; of 'Pickwick,' sometimes actually brought the drama- large interest in the Foynes Railway.: to be chronic. I will ,not dilate ,on this topic, but driver • of' the 'engine drawing the ealtiath egeil. been thoroughlysurveyed - by' a most careful system of Sir Robert Napier has been named the military member tised version out before the original one was perfected, THE SIEGE OF GAETA. totendines, the composition of the sea-bottom and the and no reesonable personWodd assume that the govern- * ithesS ihe the matter N.IPLEs, Jan. 19. The death of Lord Elphinstone is announced. • allow me, through your column's, just to give at the same found the rails 'so . slippery, ' that, with all the steam . e • , ~ to o , ~h . _ , ment are open to arty blame for tard . .. ~ of Council •at Calcutta ; and Sia John Michel, we finishing the story in his own way, after the most ab- d . M st Of the suceess- epta being perfeetth „ usdertaine . o . . of those iron ships. On a former . occasion it Wan nett- • time a hint tit ernployers and a' warning to. 'workmen: he Could pat on his engine, he could not advance, a belie . ve ' returns to his divisional' command in the , turd and unexpected fashion. Another question is, did e Admiral Barbier de Tinan left the waters of The loss -of the Prince Alfred steamer on the ful lines are also within &IV of the means of repairing , ted • th Ob • th t h ihe be found after aft • ' • . elide Yorkshire coast is attributed to her having a deck - lam a large employer of labour. I pay mymen good , althoughthe usual practice of throwing gravel 'and bin- . . - ma in e . sover a 1 m g . . • Benehay Presidency. Lieut,-Colonels Stephenson and Messrs. Dickens and Collins intend to produce a . drip.) Gaeta to-day with the remainder of the Fr , f It' illasela theraselvele thern withmit 'delay as fast as. au s . .., c that the performan . ces of . the much-vaunted Freach ship cargo of iron. wages when they work; end then they are happy-go-lucky - dera on the rails was resorted to. ,He bad reached th,at ' Mackenzie are likely to be Made full colonels, and matic version of their own composition ? Certainly ileet. titeli. Viii giiiise) iii.it i Carl' t deed f 8 lid, thertelfheE . part!of the line lsiVreen the Hampatead-road Bridge, near • They are . not allowed - to get from bad to wors Ot the' ,- legcl bFen greatly over-rated. •We are glad to find that variens officere Will obtain the Bath, or •a step of army they have not yet announced one ; and if 'they do not . • • TURIN, Jan. 20. . • The Timesadvocates some wiser way of deales — e ina wit es i u ion than by doles 'at the police I'. h d ft t" they don't work. From this thaw of Januaey, 1861, I Moriiingioil-er6d6efit; dnd the Bridge which crosses the operation of - repairing them becomes a gigante . *c under- the clo - hbtee Which we then ventured to express have rank, intend to do so, why should they have interfesed - with • The whole French squadron has left Gaeta. ' - takin Their sections moreover •do not exceed 300 , , , received most vainible confirmation from an authority courts. . - _ . .. ~ _ . ._ . .2 . . . commence a new system. My men haee been frozen line r the Mornington-road; teeing' Me Inetotla Tavern, .. g• ' ) A rumour is current that the' may estimates for the Mr. Lane ?" TITRIN, Jan. 21. The subscriptions of the Stock Exchange fo - r . i , • , ~ , miles in length. so _unimpeachable as that of • S'ir Howard Douglas. out; they are n o w returning, with more .weiek - than theY intolPark Village,' when, notwithstanding the eiertiong present Yeanwill, when presented teethe House of Com- • Theatrical Managers, says the "Lounger at the The Opinione publishes a telegram from Naples the relief of the destitute now amoinits to .£1,400. ... - lt is extremely difficult to arrive at asil exact truth can do. I will employ none who will not. agree to this of the driver his engine was brought to a itand. Being mons, show an important reduction in the' number of Clubs," • are complaining of the bad " business " they ' announcing that Admiral Persasio had declared The leading firms have given twenty guineas each. A • . 'hitt - VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. • d 4 * thine new law, which I lay down for their good, net m i ne , also lat ehis point between the two high wallt which flank . . respecting "La Gloire," or, ea eed, ot eena , „ seanten req . uired for the use of the country. Wereadet- are doing this Christmas, and wondering at the cause. the blockade of Gaeta, and had announced that The marriage of the Lady Milford, widow of s --- ........ Wherein proeperity they shall be made to save, whethei ! the line on either side, the atmosphere was so heavy that . else respecting the French navy. No English nafal stand that a vote will be asked for 4,000 men less than It is easily found. It does not lie in the public apathy, he would allow the inhabitants a few hours' time the late Lord Milford, and daughter of the Earl e, PRES - • `1) ' ± . ‘'S T S ENTATION OF AN ,ADIt e. 0 _ORD . they wilhor no. The money shall be'eaved un in their it preyented the steam from his engine from dispersing, officer, or 'person competent to form an opinion upon was demanded last session: We are told that the actual in any falling off in the desire to be amused, but simply t 1 h• • Th f • of Wicklow, with the .. . Hon Mr Eyre will take :,,, DE GREY AND- RIPON. o cave t e city. e oreign vessels had left r.) .1 own names, they makitig theit 6rst entry ; arid our finn as it would do vrere the train-in rapid motion. Where • • . Nor rtterits ; has been allowed to visit the ship, and number of Able' seamen will not be in any way affeated, in the diversity . of amusement offered, and in a certain . sa , • place after Easter. On Saturday afternooa at three o'clock, a numerous ... _a . . , the port. It w believed that the bombardment o • - r bronze coinage will be -- keeping the boolit . 4 the sheteirt Pregresses, . the the Hampsteathroad:erosses the line the railway bridge s . ' . , every enetintr °Meer es:too patriotic to speak of defects, but that it is the desive of the Lords of the Admiralty to change in the public taste. Within the lest few years Victor Emmanue s new V lunt • meeting:of commanding officers of Miadlesex o eei Id e to-da recommenc Y. • on a far larger scale than our own. Ralfsh Heaton atrtifigerrieitis shall be ander the control of. a joint deth e is 4 aer'Y long' dile, ad oh d ctirre, and it was not and too loyal to dleish bims•elf for a moment to hint that get rid of some useless coashenardsmen. We trust that music-halls have been established throughout the length w°u Rifle Corps was held at the 'Volunteer Service Club, St. and Sons, of Birmingham, have obtained the con- mittee of employers and . employed, At pr es ent I and until the drirer - Of tlie Woltettoft • ttaiii hart passed . . . there are any imperfections id the p . , , et ideas and plans of it will be found convenient to spare, at the same time, and breadth of the metropolis, and have gradually won Jereeshrestreet for the purpose of considering the pro- TROUBLES IN NAPLES. - tract. They are to produce 732,000 pieces per day. my partners choose to be enlightened despots. • I believe threugh this bridge that he was:a:Ware the duiiliatf mail h ie , , ~ e • • • the Emperor. Who can wonder, then,. fleet the world no small portion of a set of fellows of the Isaiah' Smith over the best and most paying portion of the theatrical . the plan will work admirably for the benefit of the men waih immediately before him in the same line. •The. resolution expressive of the sense . p ty . o i r pas . sing sort_ ii . should have heard.of nothing but the most trial:6l3;6rd thus who infest the service. . . audiences. • GENOA, Jan. 19. , so gerigally catertamed e of t e greet services e r ndered . and their families.-I area &c., niothent, however, that he .made the discovery he shut success. Startling , as it must have appeared to any one' • •The almost unexampled severity of the season, with . • "` Letters from Naples to the 15th instant, and THE COURT. - - • • • • • by Earl De Grey atictßipon tu the Yolanteer forces ; and . • . h • . Jan. 1% .• - : .- : 'Ammons. Off his steam and reversed his engine, but, being a light h I la . in the slightest degree conversant wit nava arc 1- COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. • • its deadening influence upon trade, and the depressing published in the Corriere Mercantile, state that --- of th • • - • ' . e regret felt at his retirem'erit from the office of - • • , ATURDAY, JAN. 19. train of only three . or •four carriages, notwithstanding tectare or steam machinery to hear that the old Napoleon ____ , effect it has upon all classes of.the commtinity, can reactionary bands, .numbering several thousand WINDSOR CASTLE-S . . . . . . • . Under ' -Secretary of State for War. d fth Her Majesty promenaded within the groun s o e THE FRIGHTFUL DESTITUTION IN THE thee he was going up the incline, he was unable to check • • 'Lord El / ' cho who presided, observed, though ne naa ..• . • , e i rilioald, by the simple process of cutting down to the . THE irDICIAL BENCH. hatdly be felt more acutely anywhere than by those who men, had attaCked the Italian troops at Taglia- Castle this forenoon attended by Lady Macdonald. METROPOLIS. the . impetus upon . it in sufficient time to prevent a • ' • . . e dimensions of an ordinary corvette, and 'providing her A rumour has been generally current during the past . not personally had the pleasure of startine the idea ot . cater for the public amusement, says the Era. There are cozzo, in the Abruzzi, and that the latter, yield- The Prince ConsOrt left the Castle soon after nine collision. ...His engine ran into the guard's break van, c . with an unusiiiilly heaty 'armament, in addition to 820 few days, in Westminster Hall, that a change is about a few establishments doing well, some on account of-the in t •• • f 11 dto eti eon o'clock this morning, for town, attended by Colonel g o superior orce, were compe e r r - addressing Lord De Grey on his retirement, snit no For the last forty years there has not been anything in which was ehe unfortunate guard, Jones. In ehe, . one could doubt the very strong. claims which that noble' ht to take lace in the members who com rise the hidicial tons of iron plates on. fiet sides, making a total weig p p i prestige belonging to their productions at this season, AvezzanO. Reinforcements had been despatched , ide at Ponsonby, Equerry in 'Waiting, in order te pres . . like the destitution and misery that esists in the metro, next darriage, afirshclass, weee a commercial man named lord ossessed on the eratitude and respect of the far greater than that of a Arstatate s have obtained a bench of this Court, through the retirement of Mr. Jim- some on account of having got into a run of good to • • t h join . em.• • the meeting of a committee of the Royal Commission . for the Exhibition of 1851, held at Buckingham Palace. polis at the present title: ft is estintated that theie Solenleas, eontre . cted . with the firm of Gluckstein and entire ') volunteer force of this kingdom, not alone for speed so great as 13) knots, there were iler means of tice Hill, from ill-health. His lordship was elevated to business before the bad weather came ; but with others GENOA, Jan. 19. The Duchess of Kent came from her residence, Frog- cafinot lie Ihtig thin 86,600 labourers out of employment, Co., wholesale ciger and - tobacett iprootters, of White- e • ' • • - n • , • knowing whether this was a fact or not. Sir Homed the bench in 1858, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the the . audiences have been far from remunerative, and • is .personal urbanity and attention to the. arauous , , e orrtere ereanttle publishes letters rom Th C • /If " f • more House, this day, to visit the Queen, and remained ' dad who, with their wives and families, are almost chapel, and other persons. Although the shock if de- Douglas now, however, informs the world, upon authoritY retirement of Sir J. T. Coleridge. Mr. Justice Hill is with the best of them the receipts are much below those to luncheon at the Castle. pacity o duties he had to perform in his ca • f Naples dated 15th instant, stating that several starving. The frost, with the exception of one or two scribed as not being exeeedingly violent, most .of the Under-Secretai fS ' 't -W' b . f h • ' o tate or ar, ut or eying . „ h . „ which it is not easy to gainsay, that "La Gloire is a a sound lawyer, and a painstaking judge; and is a loss of last year. His Royal Highness Prin Alf d attended by Maa • ce re , . days' thaw, has now lasted more than a month, and for Passengere,were threwn , from their eeats, and en.alarm failure. She is, he says, "so overloaded with to the bench which will be much felt and . deeply oueand Bourbenians under the command 'of 'or El hinstone hk t d th , J P . , a e to-day. As the names given to certain places in the theatres . originated and Y conducted ' the Machinety of this great the last three weeks labonrers employed in the docks being iminediately given at the terminus, the officiala still armour and armament that in anything like heavy seas regretted. The vacancy, it is further rumoured, will be General Lovera had entered the Neanolitan pro- The Prince Consort returned to the castle in the of Paris do not exactly indicate their position in the national' movement with such ability that his successor • - afternoon from London. . remaining oa duty, were quickly on the spot to r en d er . - ! , e e she not only takee water into her ports, but the sea rolls filled up by the elevation to the bench of Mr. George vinees through the Roman territory, and defeated hopee, the Minister of State has ordered that, for the Lord Palmerston is expected to arrive on i visit to ' or on the river, bricklayers, navvies, and gardeners, would have little left but tie follow ne tue wotsteps of .4 have been unable to earn. a single penny. These inCor nay assistanee which might be required. Mr. Soloment, prece e im in o ce. it . . . the noble . lord who had dah . ' fa . lir hup leer sides and ever them." In addition to these objec- Mellish, of the Northern Circuit, a stuff-gownsman, future, the boxes immediately above the baignoires shall the less numerous Italian ferces near Tagliacozzo • the castle this evening from his seat, Broadlands, Hants. people have, in consequence, suffered, and do suffer, who appeared mach hurt „about the :legs, Jones, the tons; the pitches very heavily in a head swell, from want who was called to the bar in June, 1848. . no longer be called loges de baleon, or de gallerie, but convening them, to retire' on Avezzano. General The . Hon. F. and Mrs. Stonor are also expected upon ject, e moment e or these sentiments on the sub' 'th ' h (L d fearful distress, In the - vast majority of cases they guard; and one or ' two other petsengers, whose faces of buoyancy to ride over it. This is a result which might a visit to her Majesty. Elcho) had heard of this movement to piesent Lord De . . loges dm premiHes (boxes of the first tier). The boxes .Sonnaz had left with reinforcements for Som. - - have had ne fands Of theft mit to frill back upon; and were cut with the broken hlass, Were immediately re- have be . ea expected in a vessel so heavily loaded at the bow THE SYLPHIDE SCANDAL. hitherto called loges dei premire will become loges de • NAPLES, Jan. 19. b The royal dinner party thia evening will also include Grey with some address u on - his retirement, he had er Royal Highness the Princess Alice, the Hon. and have had tithe!. to Priein. of sell almost eirery portable moved beak to the Euston Hotel, where they were seen - • • and stern, and where the weighe is not supported by dis- secondes (boxes of the second tier), and so on for those The reactionary movement in the Abruzzi has Rev. C. Leslie and Lady Courtenay, and the visitors d • P . •• e't O t 'II . Could most heartily joine in canain e i . u . , e Afilele of - furniture they possessed to procure the corn- by Mr. Skelding .of Euston-square, the turecon -of the placement directly under it, but merely by longitudinal The, wife of Captain Grandy writes as follows to the above.. been suppressed, and the Italian fleet has left for staying in the castle. • h bear testimony on his own part to the exceedingly great son this subject :-You will oblige me by giving Mon necessaries of life. These now 'failing, them, they company, and one on. two other medical gentlemen strength. Beyond these we are told " that her 'speed' Paper Messrs. Longman, finding that•so much public use is G . • The band of the royal regiment of Harse Guards was • val to' b ft eh dto the matins of Lord De Gre to lee eaa . e .. the late reports, which have had a wide circulation in are literally starving. The scenes witnessed in the who werg sent for. • With the exception of the case of ' Y • has n,ever.realised anything like that which was expected, aeta. • in attendence, and performed in the castle during dinner. the daily arid weekly journals, in reference to the made of the Library of the Educational Museum at the .volunteer movement. No one could regret more on The new councillors of Lieutenancy have been The private band afterwards attended. ' eastern portion. of the metropolis have been of the most Mr. Solomons and the guard. Jones, it was found that for that, instead of being 13), it has never much Marquis of Downshire's family and my husband, Capt. South Kensington, have resolved that, in future, they . perional grounds than he (Lord Elcho) did the retire- • well received by the people. _______ ae __. . harrowing description ; tens of thousands of hardwork- the injuries 'sustained by the-other passengers were of - - a-- . • ()acceded 11 knots ;" and this, it must be borne in min', Grandy, the most unqualified denial, as the United Ser- will send, as soon as published, for that library, copies aunt of Lord De Grey. (Hear, hear.) i ing men may be seen waiting for hours in the streets in a superficial character, and the injured - people were 11 - • •• • was only attained in experimental trips, wh . en she had not vice Gazette, thrbugh whose medium this libel was per- THE PRINCE OF WALES IN CAMBRfDGE. of every new educational work publishedby them. The d h ajor Wilkinson (sen. hon. sec.) then rea t e pro- ITALY. -- the hope of getting a little relief from some of the police enabled to proceed on their- journey. ' With respect to be required for actual Petuated, has denied my son the insertion of his letter. all her weight upon her that would . .. . . ._ .. h . . , ... , . . public, therefore, without difficulty, will thus have the th posed address, and made a short statement as• to e This journal and the Manchester Guardtan will be dealt His . Royal Highness the Prince of Wales arrived in offices, or from the clergy, and but toe often many go Mie Solomons, it es•ae ascertained that no bonce . were service. Then, as. we have Stated on a former occasion, GENOA, Jan. 18. d• ' h 1 t • procee ings in t e matter up to tle presen time. . . with as they merit, no doubt, on the return of the means of ascertaining and examining all the educational m Cambridge on Friday afternoon, but there was a total . away empty-handed, from the impossibility of relieving 'fractered, although one of his legs was. very severely the Gloire cannot in consequence of her whine motion Several other commandine officers expressed . similar ' . • ' h ' yaellt. The character of .tny husband as au honourable works published by the firm which publishes the 'greatest .-Lr°°Ps for Na les embarked here yesterday P • absence of any official demonstration on the part of all that apply. contused, but he *as so far recovered on Saturday as to sentiments to Lord Eche, and after some disCussion the even her main deck uns in a sea where oar first- fight g man and an officer ,is too well known to require any number of such works. Two frigates have left for Gaeta. either university or town, in accordance with the The public have contributed largely for the relief of be Ole to be removed to his residence. The guard still address nvas unanimously adopted, ar.d a depuiation ... class e . . • frigates would be o ar tiv 'atr s • d this cmp a ely et, an comment them me ; but Ido think a little regard and The indefatigable Mr. Bohn commences with •the Ist . expressed wish of the prince. The time of his arrival the destitute through the police magistrates ; but, .large remains at the Euston Hotel under medical treatment, appointed to wait upoe Lord De Grey and Ripon.in the • • • • • decenc mieht have been shown not onl to• m own defect goes far to, if it does not entirely, vitiate any but th y c ' • • ' • e Margins of Downshire's family, by the two hid however, and some thou y y 'of February a new and promising enterprise-a series of WARLIKE SPEECH OF THE KING OF f o o w t n s wi '1 d d ' • sands of . the peop e crow e in the windows of the houses as are the sums contributed, the aggregate is but a mere trifle in comparisoa with the demands. To the credit of - Pi the suffering poor hitherto no outrages worth Mentioning ' ' i have taken place. If, however, the pressure continueas, but is described as going on very favourably, the prin... pal injury being to one of' his kneen, although it is , seated that the knee-cap is net affected..; None of the rea, carriages were displaced from the line, and after a short • , course of the ensuing'week to present it to his lordship. eESTIMONIAL TO CAPTAIN BETTS, OF HIE "NORTHERN BRIDE." advantages which she might otherwise possess by the precision of rifled ordnance. Thalower deck - guns are not more than six feet out of the water, and these, as a matter of course, Could not be usedsin rough weather. journals alluded to.-I am, &c MARY GRANDY. monthly volumes to be entitled " Bohn's English Gen- • • .; 12, Belle Vue-terrace, Southsea, January, 1861. h tleman's Library." The new series will be of rather a more ex ensive kind than the " Standard Librar " and THE ExTEwsrin FAILURES IN THE LEVANT TRADE. their "getting up " will be proportionatel 1 b PRUSSIA. The King of Prussia, on the 16th, sent for all P Y , the generals present at Berlin, and according to y more e a o- and the footpaths on the line of nate, the number of the fair sex predominating in the ratio of about two to one. Such of the inhabitants as were in possessi of flags exhibited them, bat . these *ere - • en all the signs of the new Gazette of Prussia, thus spoke to them :. anything unusual being on foot. The train which con- . it is almost too much to expect of human nature that delay beth the auxiliary mail and the "Wolverton train • Whatever advantages the Napoleon might have - The firm whose difficulties were alluded to on Satur- rate. Horace Walpole's correspondence, in the edition men with starving families will not help themselves if were . ena'bled to proceed' on their journey. . • • - possessed as a sea•going ship, the effect of clothing. day is that of Messrs. Francis Ede, Son, and Co., whose . to hi h Mr Peter Cunningham put the last finish " I have been called to ,the throne at an epoch veyed his Royal Highness and suite was made lip by the (From the _New Zealander, Auckland.) . , th Bk f E eland - w c • ' full of dangers, and with the prospect of combats unties Railway Com an •it eonsis Eastern Co , p y, ted of a they cannot get help otherwise. To the magistrates too • On Saturday Mr. Cawkwell, the general manager, On T' d • • N h h hurs ay evening, tho Ist ovem en t e passen- her with ehe unwieldly armour plates has been to de- acceptances . have been returned at e an o n e . .. • Their liabiltnes approach £OOO 000 but the assets it is will " lead off," and be followed by Lord Wharncliffe's saloon and break, with other adjuncts, •and was sent . much praise cannot he given. 1 They have been perfectly Mr. I. P. Bruyers, general superintendent, and Mr. • • • • d • prive her of these qualitiee, and convert her into' indefatigable. From early morning till late at night M'Connell, chief engineer, were engaged in investiga- they hate been engaged in sifting claims and in dis- ting the causes of the occurrence. . The series of ttibuting alms. They give, as far as their means allow, disasters which have befallen the. Nerth-western Rail- . • ' • fiber ally, but in no case is a single sixpence of the money way Company during the prevalence of the 'present . gees by this ship entertained Captain Betts at a inner . provided in excellent style by Mr. James, of the Auck- land Luncheon Larder. In consequence of many of the . passengers being absent, in quest of land on wlc a comparatively " slow, unstable, and inefficient vessel." In the case of the Warrior, recently launched, we said, will realise, with '' ' '' pound. good. management, 20s. in the .• h • h intimated that there were obvious defects in her don Court of Bankruptcy, on Friday, there was an ex- y teas necessan y a sma to locate themselves, the part • .1 11 construction, and ,of these the most important is amination meeting in re Smith, Patient, and. Smith, ire fthl tt dks f Lad MM t e i ion o e e ers an wor o y ary ou ague ; . -re-edited, %with important editions and corrections '• ANOTHER LEATHER TRADE FAILURE.-In the Lon- derived from the original manuscripts, and with illus- trative notes by Mr. M. Thomas. • in which I shall perhaps have . need, gentlemen, of round by Kew to Windsor, whence the Prince started, al your devotedness. If I and the princes, who, at twelve o'clock, passing by Kew and the 'North like me, desire - the 'maintenance of peace, do not , succeed:in turning aside the storm which is rising, Th F b b f T / B will contain, we have need of all our forces to resist and defend e e ruary num er o emp e ar _ London S tine, and so on to the Eastern Caunties main ratford and through to Cambridge without l e r at e e t f. earri , en. e The engineer of the Easter Co a l: I les, and the general superintendent, had th i t l i • parted with until the statements made are investigated. inclement weather has reached an extent never expe- •'• • . • * •••"'f ' • the one which has resulted from following too closely Bermondse .It a ears the bankru ts owe • New-road, _ . y pp p This ho , wever, is not enough. 'Unless prompt action be oneo constituting, as it were, a sort of Committee or rienced in the annals of railway traffic, and will, no th • • e the construction of the French ship, the capacity avail- t;l6u6 , n 2 s 4 e o c u r s e h t . 1 "Th M t f 1• Lt 'rt'dl 'll - If management of the special . train. His High- d edttors 1.83 541 of which amount among ot er papers, an ar ic eon e anagemen o ourse Nes. e us .o in uge many i usions. ness was accompanied by his governor, the Hon. .. °presentation pf a piece of plate, numerously su - : i du e e r to the assi ' ' •dd C - D • S ts "b th th 1 " Thieves and Ido not succeed in turning aside the conflict, we gnees of Streatfeil an 0., omestw ervan ,• y eauor o taken, hundreds, perhaps thousands (says the Observer) doubt, seriously affect the next ,half-yearly dividend, scribed *for, and presented in testimony of the high able for fuel being, wholly insufficient for a vessel of such either on bills or open account. A further sum af X 3,890 Thieving," which attracted some notice in the Cortrhar,e shall be engaged in a combat in which we must Grey JEque in Wai • General Bruce, and Captain , e r y . ~ tang. ' 'will perish. involving as-it does the loss of many thousands of pounds estimation in which Captain Betts is held. The chair dimensions. La Gloire labours under the same defect / is due to creditors partially secured, besides 'liabilities, an article on " Railway Accidents," by Mr, Huslin, vanquish if we are not willing to perish." The Hon. Mrs. Bruce and other members of Ins royal hiehneses household were in the train. The arrival at sterling as compensation to sufferers, besides the sacrifice , as the cannot carry more coal than sufficient for seven L 19,102. The assets are about 131,000, of which • y r. ar an , e vice-c air ye r. . , was occupied b`M'll 1 d th • h• b M secretary and pupil of Mr. Joseph Locke, the late emi- Addressin 11 , • ' ' C'' b'd k 1 eat ten minutes before three,'end: • OUTBREAK AMONG THE CONVICTS AT of valuable property. • f days steaming. It is obvious that such a defect as this £20,400 have been aetually realised. Mr. Murray, d. M.P. g the 'mister of War, the King. .amn ge too pac . . . Leighton; the former gentleman proposing the toast o on behalf of the assignees, said they . o ere much use- . ' nent engineer; and an essay on old Michael de Mon- some little delay was occasioned by the non-arrival of his , said : " You must courageously labour to make , CHATHAM.' . It is stated to be the determination to hold a confea- is a most serious one for any of these heavily-plated highness's cargiage, which had been ordered for . threo the evening-Captain Betts, on whose unceasing kind- . . , •, . •.' . . fi s hed with the accounts; they began in January, 1858, tame, by Mr. John Oxenford, whose paper on the Finnish th ., . army what it ought to be for the future pro- o'clock, and then made its appearance. The prince and ACO * ence.of railway engineers and other scientific gentlemen, ' nd considerate attention to t e numerous passen- ness a - ' ' ninderable degree of uneasiness, amounting for the purpose of aseertaining if there is any possibility ' • • • almost t,o alarm, has been occasioned to the officials of of adohting . wheels not requiring. welded tires, and to e ships, if at a distance from a port, would have the d is ch he dwelt i fe rile and gers committe to ta arge, n a e 1 0 , . forcible manner, and amidst. the hearty applause of all greatest difficulty in reaching home, and, if exposed to with a deficiency of Z 25,655. .The losses were h 115,000, epic, "Kalewala," was one of the most striking contri- - and the partners drew since January, 1858, L 14,410. the attack Of an enemy; •would be deprived of One of - the The examination was adjourned to March 1. butions to No. I. of Temple Bar. . The approaching election of one member to the greater tection of Prustia." The Paris 'correspondent Of the Herald says : th e convict Prison, St. Mary's, .Chatham, doring the offeissaggestions caleiilated to . preve n t the r e e u rren • ce o f •" . • • • , • • • •• • most eisential elements of strength and uSefulness. The DANGEROUS DETENTION OE A RAILWAY TRAIN IN •• • • the above speech has created a great sensation in • I last fe p esent. Mr. Harland concluded with the presentation and one to the lesser dignities of the Royal Academy is attendants crossed the station to the town side, but returnee to the refreshment room till the vehicle was . announced- This latter was one ot the royal private carriages, with se f I al art (the • pair only. and on the entre ot le roy p y prince, w days, in consequence of the disaffection and accidents arising from the frott or other eircuinstances. ' r problem of combining-great speed with metallic proteca A TUNNEL.-On . pursday . morning last, et ten a'clock, that capital, and adds that the Kin,g of Prussia is General Bruce, and Captain Grey) proceeded straight by 11' • • ' .of a very handsome y c lased silver cup, which is to bear it is stated the Mi and Railway Company s tram from e upyi g o c •n the attention of the art world. Among the mutinous conduct of the convicts confined in that estab- ss . • . • tioo has by po means , beee solved by our neighbours. fully aware that the King of Denmark is only the backs of the colleges to Madingley Hall. The ab- • the following inscription :- Derby to this town (Birminehani), heavily laden with names of the Associates mentioned as likely to be raised lishment. The first symptom of anything like an out- PRECAUtONS AGAINST 'RAILWAY - - • • . "Presented by the 'passengers of the Northern Bride Araidat all the reports of what is intended `to be done by , passengers of all classes was detained in the tunnel corn- to thafull-blown honours of R.A. are those of Messrs. his nominal enemy, and that the real question is sence of the scarlet liveries deceived the spectator!, and as the prince did not occupy the seat of honour in the , . break among the inmates of the prison occurred on ACCIDENTS. . to Captain W. E. .Betts, as a tribute of aespect and h d•f li t een o t e present year, and statements of what has municating with • New-street Station for more than Boxall, Millais, Egg, and Pickersgill ; but it is tolerably whether France is to have the Rhine. . carriage, mere than a moiety of them never caught Sunday last,' and was intimately connected with the . , . esteem for this skill es a seaman, and for his general d k din the been already accomplished by the French Government, twenty minutes, in a state of utter ar ness e an 9: tenth, certain that the first-named gentleman will be elected. even a glimpse of him at all. The Mayor of Caro- atteni P ted • eseaPe ef tw° notorious convicts on the pre- A e p rac ti ca l m an " wr it es on thi s su bj ect, to • ki n d n ess and ur b an ity towards them on their passage to we lia•ah onlY one e fact" before .us, 'that is-the one midst of volumes of stearn and snlaee fa rm the .---M F d 11 bblb th As •t• It • AUSTRIAN FINANCE. bridge, the engineer E.C.R., the district superinten- lions with the foul air usually to be found in such places, an r. ae wi pro ay e e new soma e. is day. From what has transpired it seems that a the Times . • Aucklarid, New Zealand, October, 1860." , solitary vessel, La Glohre, and that-a failure. dent E.C.R., and the Cambridge . station master attended 1 , on Saturday, as follows :- atmosphere almost suffocating. Indeed, the alarm of also said that Baron Marochetti will be elected an•Asso- VIENNA, Jan. 20. pan of escape from the establishment had been arranged Allow me to .add.. to the seas • Ctt • 13 tt k Ided tl r t 'd ' ap am •s ac now e e e le . comp 'men pai aid wi the royal party at the station, which was I tie onable observations of the passengers, from the danger of a collision with other ciate sculptor. The official Wiener Zeitung of to-day contains approaches to which were by a convict named Pet cocoa-aut matting, and the h .1 l. . b ers, who is under sentence of ten your correspondent, " A Railroad Traveller," a few re- him in the following terms :-Mr. Chairman and•gen- CORONER'S COURT.-The Coroner held the following trains villa Were in the tunnel at the same time, and A Fine Arts Exhibition on a comprehensive scale, an im • • • penal decree dated the 18th inst., ordering kept by the superintendent of t e rat way po ice, wit . . . , years' penal servitude, arid who had taken some of the Marks on railw y'C • tlemen, passengers by the ship Northern Bride, permit inqueste on Saturday :-On the body of Anne Gilmour, The apprehension of suffocation, was most. extraordinaey, ire& in ludin all accessible masterpieces of painting sculp- h " f fi 1 f the superintendent of the Borough police. Numbers of others into hiseonfidence by proraising to release them If sev ( Icl \ - Me to tender you m . most sincere thanks for the eleven years ef age, the child of a labourer living in and many Of them were rendered extremely ill. Indig- 0 g t •t e emission o a new ve per cent. oan o persons lineered long after the prince departed ; but crack i ere . co or any other causo produces a sudden . ~.,.. h ••• 7• . ' Y d e• ~ • , '• • • , -Blackfield-streethKirkdale. It appeared that eboat six nant at such treatment, which is frequently repeated, en ture, drawings, engravings, photographs, and articles 30,000,000. florins o at BS-the object of the loan from their cells. Peters, althmieh employed in what is n a tire, there would be no daneer if the tire generoue ospitalite an indb feeling 3ou have. emcee , „ some amaseMent was - afforded them by the passage of e eels ago she came from school, and I r a tid a irl in the the train getting into the ( tit , twit • the passengers in of vertu-an " art treasures" exhibition in short, is • being merely to anticipate the payment of the vehicles containing members of the household and. . termed the light labour department of the prison, had cou ld be held firmly to the bod of . the ;heel. All we to me on this occasion. • These alone are sufficient to d k igicked her ed to the first lass a his o' ' M Th projected for D b . lin, .to open t . c min . g ay. e a Craemer Schoels, Bouridary-steeet, ea n „. , large numbers immediately a 3 taxes. The Minister of Finance is to issue the luggage, and half a dozen of the prince's stud. One managed to become possessed of a skeleton key, but how have to do, therefore, is to 3 Provide some means of comPensate . me for the Cares and anxieties necessarily • gainst the rails, and hurt her knee. Her mother aia o t ru k b • 11 d t -c th waiting room, when the Town-c er eing ca e o e Royal Dublin Society is the moving body in the matter, 'n Was the h . prominent occupant of the •speeial tT . . atte: it came in • to his possession cannot be ascertained, though securing the broken tire' from flying off while the attendant upon the command of a passenger ship cn so not hear anything more about it until about a fortnight chair a resolution was passed protesting against the .: d a uarantee fund of u wards of £9,000 has been securities in such a manner that a fifth part of black Newfoundland dog, which his royal hignness it appears probable it was given him by one of the con- vehicle is in motion, and we get rid of all risks 'te em long a voyage. But when to those feelings you have added since, -when she observed the girl to be lame, and on condLt of the company. * * To persons afflicted an g p their amount may be redeemed at a ti k me, and the. brought with him from America. The tzain occupied Vida employed in the dockyard and outside the prison. this cause. the very handsome and substantial mark of approval examination . she found a lump on th . e knee, and then with pulmonary affections or disease of the h . eart, • the . raised. . . Bet • ween six and seven o'clock on Saturday morning . • The method usually adopted for securing tires to m e which you have just done me the honour *to present, s ' the lee continued to swell until she died on Thursday. practice is most daneerous, and cannot fail to be . But t , he greatest news of all is that Mr. David Ro- tax collectors are ordered to accept them at par, a longer time on its passage from Windsor tct paiiibriclgit, . . d 4 I k urgeon Baxter state .that tie nee-cap was displaced, ttended by fatal consequences." berts inttead of flyine away, as is hit wont,' to Spain or in Payment of the taxes for the current year, than would otherwise have been the case, owing to the Peters and s . ome other conriets were in . the ball of the w heel-frame is first by shrinkage, that is, by makin g I feel doubly grateful, not only that in your selection of and death was the result of the injury to the knee. a r • w m ND RAILWAY.-011 Thursday precautions rendered neceesary by 'the renent adverse: - • IHE EST . IDLA. ' hHI L e' d li‘ b ilf oth . The G • d Cross of the Order of St L • Id Italy, or teoyan , as een spen m e e autamn , ian . . . eopo prison a wa iti ng th e i r per i o di ca l medical examination, 'the th:e a little smaller than the wheel, expandin • b l• e• f ket• li . " b,df h t d t ' Vd . t"A'd t 1 d th " 0 th - li el f hid git y ain o pac s ipe, )a ic o prom o )our•new er ic , cci en a ea .- n e oyo a c i dtth Sh b li'll t el night, a sad accident happene a e ru - i unn . in London and employing his time in painting our giant • has been conferred on Prince Richard Metternich. weather. . . . -..„ , , whe . n Peters took the opportunity to . escape . from the heat until it is large enough to pass On the wheel freely, ,and distant homes, that of which the Northern Bride °mined. Ellen BuChanait ten weeks old, that was =1- of the West Midland Railway, near Worcester. This • , -.-• • a .. hal ' ' . Iby unlocking the doot with his skeleton key . . He and then suddenl I — • f 1 ‘f' d th b 1 d b h y coo mg it in water ; a terwards ho es es orme a par , as een se ecte , ut tat your ex- . dentally smothered in b ' ed by its . mother overlying it, as seen from the river London from the Portion of the West Midland Railway is used in com- metropolis, . spoltmff /nfriligtact. then crossed the parade-ground to one of the cells are piereed " throeeh the tread of the tire and rim of Pactations of those :connected with her have been in Pa,get-street-On•the body of . J an . e Tan . kerd, aged 25, the wife of John 'Tankard, a joiner, living at 30, . dern London) • has never been • man by that company and by the Mid . land Company, Thames (at least, mo . . . . _ • , AMERICA. .. , . and about nine o'clock on •Thursday night two goods painted, and Mr. Roberts is said to be as delighted with _ • QUEENSTOWN, hil, 20. - occupied by a . notorious...charactee named Bennett . . - • .._._ .... HUNTING FIXTURES. , -,.. .. _.... 1 - wheel, through . which conical-headed nails are fastened. realised. Allow me to.congratulate you on all arriving- Key-street, who• cut her throat with one of her husband's trains were beine made up in the tunnel, the one belong- is su pet as there is no doubt the public will be with The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia li . b• • • Tbe CHESHIRE HOUNDS meet on ' ' who - is under . sentence of penal servitude for life for The'Plan is open to two very serious objections; first, in gDocl health after your voyage : this alone, I assure razors at half-past six on Saturday morning, in the bed- • Well '''' d dth th t the West Midland, . . ing to the ian an e o er o numerous burela ' • L his wark. Steam-ship Company's screw-steamer City of Monday, January 21, at Reeston Station . _ , ries in ondon, and was in the the tire is weakened in.substance by having a bolt-hole yeu, is a source of great satisfaction to myself. The room, ~whilst• her husband, and child six months old, preparatory to their starting for their several destine- . . • . . . . anuary 23, at ....,Peover• act of unto ki le• were asleep in bed. It appeared that about eight tions. A youth, named Thomas Broadhurst, who was A new shilling magazine, especially intended for lady 'Manchester, with New York dates .to the sth , la h 'e u d i e s es a a y a . . d y Ja j nuary * 24, at __Arley , cng is cell door, when he was seized'b d • • • • - •• • blessie f health 'II I t t C le t . , y a relied through it, making, in fact, an incipient fracture; . g o , you wi e rus , con inue on e o , . •., • 26 at . Warder a months aeo she had received an injury in the head, by he b y the West Midland Company to take the readers, will shortly be given to the world. The inst., arrived here at three p.m, to day. Has 27 Saturday, j January 2B Irak Royal . ,nd secured before he coeld accomplish his • hich the fastenina bolt is • eni°Y ;' whereby your 'energies beine . directed to the 'at Warmincham Village intentions, the ke • d dl an , seem y, the metal of w „ . . . •• • 0 , aaeocoona mg on i , . b 1 f c ' tt f 11 . 't d 1 'ht el " "y e an sle was never rig numbers of the carriages and trucks of each train as it name of the publishers is as yet a mystery, but it M7 d = ay a , nl an arT iar3: so, at cabin and. 185 steera e ena Sh 1 d d g . pass e ers. ean e le Norton ittionn y being thrown on the ground. . establishment of new homes for yourselves, your chtl- db • • ma e, mug liable to frost bite, like the tire , itself loses in her mind since, and - it was clear she was insane when left the Worcester 'station was in the tunnel for that • Each day at half-past ten. From information received b ' • • is stated that the new volume will be made first-class in y the prison officials it was dren, elle your children's children, you may ere. long she committed the act that deprived her of life. Verdict purpose He was so employed whilp the trains were twenty, and proceeded for Liverpool at 330 p.m. —,....___- kno Pa ten 't am y, and ceases to be avai a . 1 ble as a fastenina every respect, and that it will endeavour to supply a void - . wn that a large skeleton key for Maleekin ."' ' g the outer b. th t d • • I ' ' cl . el oth b d f - w . n . Turton, a carter, b • ' • Id th t k t the reap a .aewar which ele sacrifices you have made in accor in t , y.- neo y o i iam eing made up, and it wou seem aun nown o fAI h h b me City o anc ester as a full cargo, ut no COURSING. doors This is proved by the recent accidents • tires have of -the prison, as well as a razor, was in the pos- - ' leaving Olt. England, aad the' enterprise you have dis- fifty -years 'of age; Who died in the Royal Infirmary. - - driver of one of the engines, he got between the metals. which so many adventurers have failed to . fill. The , • Sh t d th 1 d asterl e encoun ere sou er yan e Y • T e sec h ond meeting of the Altcar Club will be held broken at the heiltholea, and the bolts themselves have d died knocked •him down. and 'editor will be Mrs. S. C. Hall a name which will give s p e 9 le .• on Wed- sessaion of one of the convicts, and after Peters had be " He broke hie . leg some . time ago by aecide!lt, aa when the engine advancing . . . . . ncsday and Thursday next, beginning each day at ten o'clock. en • " alayed in Nit.' detetinination • to assist in the forniation ' • d h t• . i ated. win s t een ire passage. News antic p . . secured, Captain Powell, the • go • • • • snapped like cast iron. i.. • • - in consequence, of the • injuries. Verdict, Accidental passed over his body, crushing him in a fnghtful man- confidence to draw shillings from thousands who hare The principal stake will be one for thirty-two dogs, to which a vernor, directed a minute • at the aatipeees of a NeW Eneland so richl deserve ii sear Ile• • e 'th • • ' r,, en, is a weak poinain the wheel which can be b • Y.. • . . -death." , ner. Both his arms were breken,- and ,alse•one o d f :hhis kindly recollections of this estimable lady's many years' ' The royal mail steam-ship Arabia, from Liver- , ch to be made of 'all the eonvi ts d • • phee of plate of the value of fifty guineas is added. A similar c an cells with (C t • _ln . ap am _, the'' hope .of diScovering ehem.. and ought to be remedied. Some years ago a seriqus e tts is one of the Council of the Li- ,INSUFFICIENT PREPAYMENT OF NEWSPAPERS FOR legs, and he sustained other injuries Which eause i service in authorship ; and Miss Muloch, Mrs. Merri- pool, arrived here this afternoon. After e h k meat-- stake was won in January last by Lord Seftoa's Sampler, who The search, .howeVer ht although every atten- for the Waterloo Cup and sever , afterwards raa up , al of the was fruitless, and up to the present time neither. ; and fatal accident .happened on the Great Western verpool Mercentile Marine /Service Association.) lain U,NITED ST.ATES AND CA.NADA.-Owing . tO a disee- death in the course of thenig , . a b• field Miss Meteyard, Mrs. Newton Crosland, Mr. Fair- in.- mails, passengers, and latest telegrams, she the sus- - , gard of the official. regulations upon the subject, which tion was paid, to him at the Worcester in rmary, es , 1- ; . . le T y k ii ii future favounte3 for the great event may be expected to appear pected skeleton key nor the razor has b (Is o Railveay owing to a brokea• tire, the ends paesing up • h' • ..... _ On. Sunday morning, the convicts, of "11 1 c vered. into the carriage and killing one of its occupants. This STEAM SHIERIALDING ON THE CLYDE.-A screw- , Postal 'Guide, No. 19, many 'newspapers addressed to body contributors. The royal mail steamship Canada, with dates , whom there are • uPwards of 4000 in the prison, co enced dist - led - the carriage superintendent of that railway to con- steamee:of 2;500 %ens' register hat been launched by the 'United States and to Canada are posted in this THE DROWNED WALLSEND COALFIELD.-A large Report speaks of the approaching publication, by Mr. from New 'York to the 10th, arrived here at 8 The Chancellor of the Exchequer arrived in. Lond urbing • • W. Denny tad Brothers for the Montreal Ocean on .4t , the minister during. the • service in chapel b h • sider the question of tire fastenings, and the resale was . te s a s t i e s. Navi • i • country either uu p a id or insufficiently paid,. and are, . and most influential meeting of the coal owners of the Cobden of a work. embodying his impressions of France , Sh 1•d d 11 . 1 t I iverpool, and on Friday.from Hawarden Castle, Chester. -• • - p.m. e an e a mai s excep . Yellin ' e h • • • - y -outing, th ' 1 • gallon unipany. . The vessel, which hes therefore not forwarded but sent t o th e ro we lle d letter north of England. was held on Wednesday last at the ' . e in reduction on that lihe of a mode of fastening A deputation from the General. Shipowners' • g, eering,. and other marks of disapprobation, heen named the Hibe e in a n. is the first of two additional during his sojourn among our lively neighbours across Society . alit branch fi;t• disposal. It'seems t o ' b e for g ott en that such' T rf Hotel, Newcastle-on-Tyne, for the purpose of con- proceeded at 8.30 p.m. had an interview with the Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson , br iough no act of violence was resorted to. The out- which abolished the bolt, and avoided • the necessity of steemers which,.Mess ts .. Denny . are building for the , newspapers mint be p re paid ed. eac h, w`hatev e r number sid u ering the details of a scheme for the drainage of the the Channel.-Critie. Friday, at the office of the Board of Trade. The ak it a ears w '. . ' akin a hole • • THE BOMBAY MAIL. , h e . ; . ~ pp , its led by a few, most desperate men ni.. g ,Or in any way weakening the section of the company's .Canadien hade e and is the ninth which weer „ le - ybe contained in a single packet, and that the charge coalfield east of Newcastle, which is now under water. We are glad to be able to announce that a fifth deputation consisted of Mr. James Anderson, chairman • . w o have recently leen adniitted uudor tire. The faatening was - a sort of continuous dovetail have constructed for t, e line. The Hibernian is to be sentences k is-not regulated by weieht as i s th e e ase w ith unstaiaped 'The chair was occupied, in the absence of Lord Ravens- volume of Lord Macaulay's History of England is now MArtnniLLEs, Jan. 20. Mr. George F. Young deputy chairman • M W . l' , Mrs I - . penal servitude for •life.:' Immediately on the ° :all around 'the rim of the wheel, so that if a tire ss.e.- Tatea with 0ng; , .... of x• -- ,1) h..... p ? ...... Th. .....t1.... newspapers sent throu4:ll the post in this country. It worth, by Mr. Matthew Bell, a large colliery owner. in a forward state . of preparation, and that it will Th - • h b 1 •' • d r Ph•ll• crff ' • • • . ymptoms of some public memorlthis contemplated in. honour of e Euxine, with te a ove mai , arm e at iam t nips i ord Wigram, and Wilham Boner, of mutinous conduct developingthemselves, the ' into ever so many pieco. tbey would all be held firmly ' has also been observed that a fraudulent practice prevails, Mr. T. J. Taylor, in laying before the meeting the appear during the spring. • -Publishers' Circular. governor, the late Mr. Jahn Wood . 'Vie father, of. the trade. Mr. Marseilles, at 11 a.m. The mail left for London seeratery. Mr. Meager, deputy goyernor, and the official. übed "in "cir Plat - es, without danger, "at whatever velocity the J. Ferguson, in aPaper 31st read befote the &offish to a considerahle extent, of encloeing letters or other sc h eme , stated that the coalfield east of Newcasele mea- FLOATING MA,RINERS' COMPASSES.-For this '•purs prompt measures to suppress the outbreak. Several rin..- ' vehicle travelled., . • •• •- " . ' Shipbuilders' AssoCiatiinso\ d titer steamers ; • expressed atticlee in newspapers sene to ar . received from feeeign sured about' 30 square miles. The whole of that was, PHOTOGRAPHS BY POST.-Persons who are in the by special train at one p.m. • . r ., 4 pose recourse has, been had to fresh and salt water and . countries, especially America which renders them liable" in mining language, "drowned.' Water had been per- habit of sending photoaraphs by book-post, should be BOMBAY, ism 20. 4 leaders were rcuioVed, and placed in the punishment cells - ' This I knowhas•been in use many years Most :success- ale opinion that while they h attained a high position alcohol. The first of these freezes, the chlorine in the - to await an investigation in • fully,• an d to their conduct. On Monday . ,as see no report of broken tires resulting in as' regards speed • they eyere þor in accommodation . as the least:penalty, to be charged with full letter postage' /fl itted to accumulate till it had risen more than 100 according to their weight. The officers of the department • fathoms above the high mainseam, so that, in point of reminded that photograplis are not prints, and that they a•ot as rints be sent b • foreign book-post. They are Gt• d • t . h h - d• th Atle th tal dhh* /I too rea in igna ion as een eapresse in e secon at ac a eme ,an te t ire evaporates k and following days extra warders of whom there' are alwa • accidents on that railway, it is fair to infer that the init-- th the steamees of America. ai r; Ferguson advecates are strictly enjoined to examine, as far, as possible the fact,' there was a lake 100 fathoms deep undergromid, e en n ti n tled to p the privile es o j f the inland and colonial book- legislative council at the Mysore grant. Public readily. .M. Lante, a mathematical instrument ma . er )s proved fast • e •introductfon of deck saloone for the shelter of deck at Marseilles has had the happy idea of employing about 150' employed in the establishment, all heavily • ening adopted by that compete' a , -• •d el . th e newspapers passing through their hands to or ' from an d. the consequence was that the high main seam post because they are g specially mentioned in the Tree- demonstrations. are being got up against it. The • - ' . a remedy for fraet • y eas , provi e p assen eers e • glycenne, in which, he states,' he has perfectly armed, were placed in the chapel, but this •did not pre- er f i • ' ured tires. There is also an improred .17' _f: 'L A ENT THROUGH .4 • L • e.. t . ' foreign parts, and to enforce the official regulations was entirely submerged, while the lower seems c . ould ATA d CCID t , . . eti AL or _ natnertr.- wherever . they may have beere infringed ; a . nd it is only be worked . by a sy . stem which, though iegentous, sury warrant of the 16th of October, 1857. The new right of adoption has at last been explicitly con- succeeded. • 4 vent further disturbances being made bY yelling, cheer- - a i t e h as ening used on the South• Eastern Railway, and . • edition of the .Pos . tal Guide includes them in the inland , On We nesday las a serious ac . ferred upon the native princes. The collection of THE QUEEN'S HosnrrAL, BIRMTNGHAM.-The muni- -1 ough the trains ent took place at thought right to draw•the att e nt ion o f th e p u bl ic to this was very uncertain. Cas,,iron caissons, or tubbing, were book post reeulations " when not on glass, or in cases • ficent doeation of Ll,OOO, has bee . n p . resented by Mr. mg, and oeher disorderly- sounds. While in their' cells, • on that line maintain the highest Hartford; near Northwick, by wine \ on e man lost his matter, with the view •of preventine the occurrence of used in se ments of 20 inches in height and 4or 5 feet • • e e the Income s tax is proceeding quietly, but has f the hospi- th containing g ass. , _ Joseph Guest (per Mr. Sands Cox), in aid o , e most _discordant noises were made ad • f . _______,_ ..n in aew espeess speeds, they have never had an accident fr • one a life, and another sustained such sehee, e injuries that he future irregularities.-By command' of the Postmaster- .1 T g del toe th d thus 'formed a , ong. hese were we ge e e er, an . hdl . .:1 Th• • dhß COMPRESSED BREAD..-aGood compressed bread .(to ar y commence . e import tra e as een to the incum- broken carriage - tire. • tal, on the condition " that there be given instances •is not likelY to •recover.. Near the rai . . wav station there General, ROWLAND HILL, Secretary. General Post-offic4 sort of 'dam,' which . was not, however, to be depended , : some of the . convicts commenced smashing , N • - f . 6 • • . replace the perishable and indigestible hard biscuit used • • k , • resumed after-six wee s suspension. bent of St.,Edmunds Church,. Dudley, in his name, six • •et their cell windows, and breaking the "Cell furniture. ewe sin i ere le in e.aistence a plan of fastenin is a considerable quantity of marl, whin, ,' -a. is being carted Jan..lB. ' . • • ' ' upon. 'At Hebbuni a fracture in the tubbing had by the French ermy and navy) has been recently pre- THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE. in.• Patient tickets for ever,' after his decease." Congre- tires, which . is. daily failing, and another whiCh' n • e ' , ice the earth , g• away to DelameraForest; and in on ero , . . IHe Coagoer SCPPLY.-We cannot trust with safet rer and mi ht Y 'occasioned the entire loss of the col i y, .g pared by M. Dupuyparlier, of lleauvais. Small loaves ational collections at tbe churches and chapels, to the Notwithstanding that several of the 'convicts discov ever has been aemoved so as to form a P lancheular cliff ered fails have not the üblie who , to the Slave •States of• America for the futurevast sup - have also occasioned great loss of life. Cast iron baked in tins are thoeoaghly dried and thea peessed in , g to A messen er of the Court of Queen's Bench . !mount of £3,433' fa. 4d have been paid over to the to be theeleaders in the outbreak were seized and dra d* • ''s . ,P . travel upon railways a about ten feet in height. On: Wednes two . men r'f otton dne ded b the countless mills in the th f tt- b d ended u 17 d pon. n er ~ gge right to ex ect that railwa Fre ore no . o e ep . cakes (four inches •sgiutre and three-quarters of an inch proceeded .on .Saturday from this port, by the treasurer of the charity. out of the chepel, this did not prevent those remaining; - ' - P y authorities should give a • named Hugh• - Birtwistle and Thomas Y en t liffe were : • iwoe.stbo, r to e meet a e n e a v n er-extendina market. This is the was these circumstances it was desirable to adopt some fr ' S Th xport of sherry orn preference to the latter ? 's cli ' • thick) by a machine invented and patented by M. Cunard nteamar-Ara w e -to b . d Cana a, and Anderson, fHE ISIPORT OF HERRT.- e e e in indulging in" the aama mutinous behaviour. Aboal . loading a cart near th e f ace o f t h i ff e w h i ch was message of Secession te us. The measure happily forced. aeneral plan of drainage. It was therefore proposed Marinom of Pane The cakes recover their original • the past year, according to the official Cadiz dureng ,considerably undeiniined-and they had be et working upon us is the gradual enlargement of the field of sup- Fo drain a district of 22,000 acres, bounded by dimension ' s when prit into water. They have been tasted the fugitive slave, " will.. be. brought to England, 51 859 butts. Of these - Messrs. Gorr. A thirty of the principal convicts who have made themselves . --- -7 Spanish list, was , -4 onl 'a' short time when a reat mass, probab e ieht or •1 " . t Itlt is not robable • • th th the sea on the east tts • F and NV' PORTRAIT OF THE FIRST MAYOR OF HALIFAX ) • . g .., e ffe 0 •P Y. Not one rnomen must be os . .1) the main d)ke on c nor , •' • and approved of by the Emperor, who has ordered 2,000 unless he hasbeen liberated by the Court of Com- and Co., shipped 4,035 bu , . , . i conspicuous on these ocCasions of insubordinafion, are zalez, Dubose, ..- now in d It has been deeided to place a full-length ot • •-• ten tons weight, suddenly fell. uun 1., . h o was that a civil or a servile war will all at once arrest the and the town of Newcastle oe the west. This ti ns (four cakes each\ to be made of this bread. 2• P. Garvey, 2,974 ; manta confinement, awaiting the punishment first Mayor of. Halifax, John Baldwi - which which will be official re ort of the cir p r reit of the Working close by the cliff, was completely.bun by the • n, .Esq. J p • " and the present and past members of the corporatio portrait unfortunate men were taken out of the debra. CLltiff e -1,1 • as found beneath a heavy mass of• earth, crusuet t growth and export of 'cotton ; but it may, and perhaps oan area of cultivation practically inexhaustible. mihtb l'hclb I'd • • g e accemp is e y p acing ramp, en, nes a I , amount of mineral wealth" evhich was lyinee„i t ra 0 % • / „ , a mon Pleas in Canada before the messenger arrives Cosens, 3,947 ;P. •Domece, 3,09 , unemployed, ....ATAL ACCIDENT AT TILE URDSAL LANE .LIAILWAY man named John M'lntyre employed as carriaee cleaner out. 2 657 - KW de M. Misa, 2,669; Pemartin and Co.„ „.... 1 500 butts each. .. P carnstances has been made by • •• n. death ; arid BirtwiStle had one of his' legs . broken, hid The •l a tel th i ve i n our mr tld• • our south th Itth t th fll - t estified in adopting a dN o ''w •' 6 The Observer remarks that there is not a single -' HE Bee - - . Captain Powell to the Home Secretary, who has desired C • , aptain Gambier, the director ef convict establishments, • . POST-op d A• VIOL'ENT COMIC SINGEL-At West Bromwich, the other lacerated in a most frightful manner. Lite. de l ' r rurlit i y i . Richard Smith ' a' man of colo e pay Ills fare. The pnsoner came from Man- th B . sel? as folloWs . :a--" Is this a comic case, or a case of pickles ? I want to address the people and "if I' Can't nieg FICE IGNORANCE.-A correspondent men- I ihall 1 ' 1 . ' . • tions an instance of gross ignorance on the part of the lau ht 1 . ppea eo tie court of •c ur, was hope is entertained of his recovery. ommon Fees e --(Roars .of Tract Societ szeiviblible Society, Naval and MilitarY Bible Society, e Translation Society -received hist year ,170, and disbursed £184,124. The Relieious f 3r, the So iet • • P e e y fin Promoting Christian 0 .A . rac t s i . i n wi . r es . n ies, en . . he oug i a ey weee ay3 . b Id fl . colonies ; nay, Australia puts in her claim sc heme, however extensive it was, whic.. won u 1 ise 4 most total want of 'means of getting at the coveted pro posed sche me was only £60,000, and the barriers of Teterial where it flourishes as a native grow th, and even coal - which were . now left in the his,rh main seam only 1 - ee had not this to . surmount we should still 'have t 6 eve, , e the di mounted in themselves to more than double that sum. d their o inion re- tom . fficulty of teaching the producer how to After several gentlemen had expresse . p QIIIRIS RAILWAY.- by the London an ,or 1.... eetern Railway Company, . • • . -a: .. 1 ACCIDENT ON T ',INGHAM : . _ . wai at work. • The engine-driver could not see de- purpose for which the Radicals contend that ma the line -at the time, heard a cry proceed from the car- • riages the moment the process of shunting was com- -Idd • d • p ete ,an on looking on the ground he foun the qne time effecting an exte . nsion of the .bbrong . -- , The Dean of Exeter died on Thursday. , • uncil will be • Y BANDBOROUGH, FRIDAY.-An accident happened ore last night, which was in these times of railway accidents land Company to London, which passes this station at 7.10 p.m., had gone on safely from the West Midland line to the Buckinghamshire line and was proceeding , awarded them ; but nearly all these the new Town Hall, now in course of erectio' n. • . I , ‘, in falling earth ; the other man, who was not so ear it, will, diminish both.. The deficiency must be made up Jarrow, Howden. and other places in the district. STATioN.-An accident, which has since turned out Mora, 1,975; Duff Gordon and Co., 1,912; IN 'thaw • .. are under . sentence of penal servitude for life, 'a n d Baldwin, who iS • vehetablein. years and appearance h.' was covered up to the middle, and a lerge sol hos from other &purees. Now there are boundless cotton- They did not need to go to the bottom of the bas in fatal, occurred on the 29th of. December, at the Ordsal- 1 895* Widow Portilla, 1,781 ; Hanrie Harmony, , , , Was lay on his legs. "After an hour's bard labou • knowing that their term of imprisonment cannot be the-mayor in 1848-and 1849. The cost of' the the fields in those countries where cotton ii not an exetic. a n cases, but to intercept the feeders . would do as well. lane crossing. About four o'clock in the afternoon THE "OBSERVER " AND THE DEMANDS ' ' 1 722 . Ysasi and Co., 1,581 •B. Vergara, ' - - . , ICepliews, , ; • 11 the other shippers figuring 'for loss than , extended, makes them reckless in their cenduct. Ae is to be met by a, subscription among the magistrates, w • , , i i ynads of pounds . aie grown in Africa. India offers He did not go into details, but, considering the vast seam wagons were being shunted into a siding where a • • OF THE RADICALS. ' - 1,604, a for. the honours of •a cotton colony ; Anatolia, Algeria, that wealth. In answer to various questions, Mr. Tay- t f ' r 1 • jamping ou oa . al trey carriage and re- ceased at work, and, by some mistake, deceased. ri b rh d b •' 1 f ' s-it the Buckinghamshire Railway, not far from this place, ot e aecomp is e y occasiona re onn , to institute an immediate investigation. On Friday fu:i.LV t 1 ' RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.-It' appears that there are bid for a share of the market. Our difficulty does not lor stated that the quantity of water was so great in the was not cognisant of the fact that an engine-driver • h the inmates of the prison manifested scarcely an ! p up .. ohester, and was very.violent to - the officers who took re . ible societi es , fi ve tract societies, 21 foreign and \ li e in the rarity of a' staple which flourishes luxuriantly pits that at Percy Main Colliery, before it was aban- was shunting carriages on to the Biding, although the fery alarming in its character, though providentially it sceorteal missionery societies, and 33 home missionary . 'i a Many lands, and may be naturalised .in as many d'oned, eighteen times more water than coal was raisield usual whistle was sounded. A.elerk from the Victoria francbise• and at another taking away the seats , 1 ,_„„- un attended with any serious 'consequences. It . toms of insubordination, and comparative order had him into custody. The prisoner in his•defence .madc a F ,e.ies.B:The societies of the first class-British . and ethers. The obstacle : which meets us on all sides is the at it. The sure which was required to carry °et t e appears that the last passenger train of the West Mid- ,: been established. lone harangue, in the course of which he delivered him- R,ailway Station, Mr. G. • Evans, was passing along f rom sm all constituencies. They came up to me, and struck me, and Knowledge the • • ts hiurne •t N ` deceased lying between the carriages and the wall. His The 'meetings of the Cahinet Co ,en i j n o yard. the Bletelley junction ?f the ...• , London Post -office officials. In May last he posted a theft. s e • *) ' Weekly Tract Society, the Monthly Prel\ re it in the market in a state fit for use• Yet these specting the proposed scheme, a committee of coalowners London and. North-Western Railway, when, without aid what did you hit him for ?-(Renewed laugh- • react Soci ' e. rieht lee w b k II •t k tth M h t F 'cl - „, e as ro en. e was a en o e anc es er resumed next ri ay. . ,:, letter in London for Hungary ;he addressed it "Name ter.) I said I did no t' wane to be hit; and they said and ix ' n are O.- t r ose of donsiderine :ety , and •ne Book Society received L 139,6 4, ~..! as acles we. must sweep away. We must open a nd others was 'appointed for the Pu P . , e Infirmary, where he died on Friday morning. An • , Ed d Colebrooke, Bart, M.P. for any warning,' one of the wheels of a first-class carriage , I `, of the town, ' " via France," " Hungary," but forgot you'd better have pended a 1.31 386 • .l• ' I . ' nar routes- the c ~ . e The eondon issio y TO , otton. countries of Afeica and Asia, and it and examining the bill to be presented to parleament Sir 1 hds. yt i i of the London and North-Western Company flew eff, eainst you do.-Mr. Thursfield : Seeiet II ri• inquest was held on the body before Mr. Herford, on ar b robabl selected to move . to add Austria. The letter never arrived. At the post- What have y t °" a '• • h h ;-Th •••Yr • le eteurch Missionary Society the Wesleyan show Ue producers how to produce in quality as well in its favour. , Fnday and, after hearing the evidence, the jury returned Lanarkshire, eel e p y . and buried itself in the bank. Fortunately the mishap on_ o say in answei to te c arge . . e Missionary Societ • • • ' ' office in London they seem to have taken it for granted Prisoner • Tlie , ,y, the Baptist Missionary Society, the 'as in Puitity the "article We require,LL•Speetator. , POST-OFFICE ROBBERIES IT CHATHAM.-The maps- ons, in answer 1 e that'A been let off lona ae.o - d'' tf "A cidentall crushed " u led with the the address in the House of Comm was, observed, and the driver at once shut off the steam - f i e iv i er te o. c . y ,co p . , th a t e Hungary" is somewhere in India, and that " via ccontinu . ed 1 e ;erg , , ~, . Generet Baptist Missionary Society, the Society for the Come CoNTEses.-The Constituti o n a l party have trates at Rochester have been engaged in a lengthened ' hh ' h from t e t rone. and stopped the train, the carriage having been kept by .- - Pr anc e means it should go by way of Marseilles, and so fined 40s. aug iter.)-Mn . Thursfield : . You will be Peppagation of the G owing recommendation, " that the railway company • to - the speec ospel, the Moravian (London) jug ach eed another triumph, the electors of Pem- eaamination of Henry Hunnisett, • aged 26, one of the the other wheels in its upright position. Had it run off and costs -Prisoner • Wli • don't nu ut me 'el f f the f t t,' t t I ' u nre proper preeau ions o preven oss to Calcutta it went ; • tam t o j enc e now , Kurrachee, •in a cannon and di'sch - ) ~.... ) _ p , i issionary Society, the Presbyterian (English) Miss brokeshir having returned Mr. Lod Phillips, the Cori- . 'ersons employed in the Chatham Post.office, who has el f t . r f ee . or h se ~ * the line the consequences must have been most serious, A 11 0 ' Gall Inhale Madrne, e, and finally to Hong-Kong. of laughtef.) I- hay • erg? Ti e at once . b (Arthe t r roet sionary Society, the Methodist (United Free .Churches) servative andidate, by a majority of 215. The result I f ) or a considerable time past been in the habit of o „ e r e H i E n s F u i c o H e: . s - ,OR ToMMY COME UP."-(Coort of The following appeared in oar later editions of as the trains run at a rapid pace along this part of the Rere, it last, a highly educated post-office phenomenon, They put red-hot C I. • a eceir a T the most rum , t t r b ea Tg.i . Home and Foreien Missio a • ' • 0 niy Society, the. Methodist is all the a ore gratifying as no exertions . had been purloining letters containing money and ether articles Queen's Bench, Frida before hir Justice Blackburn laturday :- . line. The only inconvenience experienced was a delay wrote on it, „ Try Hungary, part •of Austria, Europe " was snow.-(nore lau r l e it o er N upg. me,.ai t ii i i , t ou„, . i Ne . w . Connection (Home and Foreign) Missions, the spared ,bY ree ,Whigs f or the ret urn .o f th e ir candi- 'Of value, which came into his hands during his official of about an hour. .._ removed Primitive Methodist M . • and a common *ti ) 37' S dm- v Trouble -This - wash • • THE SLAVE TRADE. and sent it back. So at last, after eight months' tra4l- being told that I g ld 1 e was a .es , . issfons, the Tutkish Missions Aid date, and as Up to a late hour they entertained the duties. From the evidence nf the various witnesses in •b h j rY. Y •'•• 1 . d f dant DESTRUCTION OF an action roug tby the plaintiff against tle een . i Intelligence has been received that one of the SPAWNING Fiera-The Field, Y i • ling, it arrived at its destination. 20s. and costs e wou ave to pay a further fine of Society, the Christian V , , for the damae- done at the olice • • arnacular Education. Society most sanguine ex pectations of his success. ,In Aber- support of the prosecution, it appeared that numerous to recover compensation in damages for an allegeeh ire- -11 f the Bahama Islands was, in December, 1 d . h allu mg to t e wholesale destruction of seawning fish P THE B 1 LONDON AND THE REV. H. DOUGLAS stßtion. • • . ......._ SHOP OF . ..., p for India, the Foreign Aid Society, the Evangelical deenshire ,the \• fL 1 • Continental Society, the Colonial Ch • onstitutional trium his ull cer- l•ts ha e for a considerable time past been • . t h e u distrc mu? , er 0 - • •s• I at- 13 eq V• Y comp am v , ' fringement Of a song commemoratil eof Pg. . db th tain and• cretv of a slaver, who in the Tweed, sa •s :-----" T 3 he only remedy to th - is lament- . e, • The Rev, F. Gelb chaplain to the Bishop o ere . on, ~ A NEW GENTLEMAN. -Somewhere iSoth W 1 urch and Sclool tam, etr'- lex eseer Bannerman, the whi er candidate, made to the authonities at the General Post-office of nd Heenan. The defendant vistte y e cap able state of things is by relaxing the grip of the fisher- - has written to state that the his* has not issued •a," (wherever that is) there is a place called Me i rth r aancal Society; the Cengregational Colonial Missionary Society, having 'retired, i eying Mr. Leslie, of Warthill, a letters containing money and other articles of value ei i i: r o i r d ter n l o rw i e i l Sayers a . , counsel for the had been wrecked on a neighbouring reef, and 71 the• Baptist Highland Mission the g il y. Mr. Simon eas men at the mouth of the river, so that the upper Pm" otumission to two gentlemen to inquire'into the charges ht. that place lives. an individual Who has disce Y ve'ied a• promoting Christianit , London Society for walk over. Th remains one more county contest, addressed to parties at Chatham never reaching p l • Cff. The defendant was not represented by couneel, -Who, after forcing the keepers of the English prietors, not. only on the Tweed but its tributaries, may br p am . 1 , ought against the Rev H. Douglas by Mr. Scully, the new, form of gentleman. The individeal i " h y among the Jews and the the election for So h Wilts. A requisition has been ; their destination, but although efforts were Made to obtain professional- lighthouse to assist them in disembarking 500 have such a share of the fresh and wholesome produce • ho 1 ese conttactor, but that his lordship has requested two prietor of a st e pro- 13titisli•Society for Promotin Ch '• '' ' ' it being stated that he was too poor . . . moan/ter among the very numerously_i fle d calling on Captain, Bathurst, to detect the guilty parties, no clue could be obtained to assistance. It appeared from the plaintiff's evidence that African slaves, obtained possession of a colonial of the river all through the season as may give them a hotel, and on his card ie' the following Jo • received 4636 628 d g pntletnen to inquire whether the funds placed at Mr. eemark : - ".lncidental as well as Commercial Gentlemen elid.enpended £571,156. The the .son of Sir .14',•., eriek Bathurst, to allow himself the parties concerned in the depredations. The corn- he is a comic sieger, and the defendant a printer, carry- • schooner, in which - they procured'a large vessel sufficient interest in preserving thcir waters. But, as -uou , • L . " Cit • Mis • ' tl , 1 onuon y . sem, le detional Curates in Popu- to be nominated. I _ • glas s disposal have been distributed • aceording to are assured it is the desire as it is the duty of•the Pro- re is reason to believe that the plaints' to the General Post-office being of late far more ing on business at Brighton. At the thin of tbe Sayers which returned with them, and .carried off the they truly say, why should they now breed and preserve the - ous Places Society, the Church Pastoral Aid Society, gallant officer will cot eent to stand. If he does h - • . fish for the sole benefit of Berwick ? When a fair , wishes of the donors Hie lordship', it appears, has ' prietor to promote the comfort of his Patrons onTe t e numerous, the letter was placed in the hands of Mr. T. and Heenan contest the plaintiff (Mr. Sydney) was sing- „ . before the force which the governor, , comm'ssioned Mr. Geor ' d Ald Deleiu penance Principles." "Incidental Gentlemen." Th:l- ihe Congregational Home Missions, the Baptist Home result is scarcely . to h, d o ubted. His own popularit Y Teffery, one of the travelling inspectors attached to the e E ,m • Hall Covent-garden, and . composed -living cargo . . division is made, as we have often suggested, there is not to s • ge Moore an erman se Missions the Irish Church Missions to Rom ng at van s usic , hd t hearine• the intelligence had i despatc e o f astatine an inquiry, but has not:issued a emu- are the new aetielee an Cabo.: and his familY 11111 \ 1 ° 1 N will, at least, neutralise the missing letter branch, who at once took the necessary ,a song commemorative of the event, the first verse of on , t, ~ . . the least doubt that the river will swarm with fish from which have been . discovered in lies the ' Irish Evaneelical So • t • th mistion their rescue, couist arrive. . Two entlemen of higher character could S'outh Wales. Ever enaious to obtain information, 9 '' • _ . e. ~._ 9ie 3, e Baptist Irish weighe that elie house of Pembroke has throwe into . steps to', discover the perpetrator of the' robberies. A which was as follows :- . end to end. And the only way to accomplish this is to riot have b g lt begs to demand what is an in. 'd k ociety ; the rresbytenan (English) Home Mission the • the opposite scale ; • awe w hen it is recollect d c that ' •ns and . test letter,!containing two marked half-sovereig _ e There's nothing now which men write . give such a weekly close time to the neer as shall per- the Ti e f en selected to perform the • duty. , •In .Ifr. Ptt; , . urse he knows 60T11 ll' el ental gentle- Church of England Scripture Readers Association' the Mr Sidi; y Herbe t was' d '1• h ( 1 r . a e turne main yey -onset.- a stamped . envelope, was accordingly made up, ad- • . And talk so much as on the fight. CKET RUMOURED • TRANSATLA'NTIC PA m. it a fair sha t re o the fish to pass all nets and wiers , from Mr. e° Saturday morning there was a letter. Men. co _ e ing about the word Open-Air Mission the Country Towns Missi 'th '• e- d thee Some hundreds went to see the fight, . STATION ON THE SHANNON. . lo '•d .• on, e vat's e electors, an Lord • Henry Thynne's dressed to " William Sanders, Private 60th Regi- unmolested, and to do away with bag -nets and stake- . •T. Fisher, of Plaistow, stating that it is incidental, and tetit is enved from a Latin word noldiers' Christian'Fr . d' • h . . When Heenan box'd with Tommy." , •., . A lew weeks since a li t ' ouglas - a rectory in N or f olk 4 c „ive in exchange for a living. .or can . , , h cllv have been mime tbroueh. And Y . ' Itification. ' We have heard of incidents - Union, the Rag;ed S h on, e• Lord s Day , Observance Society, the that an .active canvass will be a hh' 1. once instituted. The ' f the clerks This, however he neglected doing arid wic n the first . line, which was to have been bour Board an . to one o a mes are quite incapable o resided over by the Mavor, observing any we kl 1• ' • ' - • • d • rumoured that Mr • 'n " • but this only increases th len Society, t e Seamen's Chris- numbers at the last elect% •were decisive of the real ment, Chatham, Kent," and posted at the head-office, '' LIMERICK, Jan. 18. nets altogether. Unless this is done, all attempts at Norfolk, in • Douglas is nereatiatina for a living. in meaniag " falling i,, h . 14 e con- 'film Friend Society the British and Fereion e • s - The song was of some. length; and copies were sold at i • hoe contains a report Sal • I • f h tituent e h - • . ~ . r orb c faracter ot e cons , t e . expectation of the Chatham. The letter so addressed was purpose ymi The .I r eporter of this even , _ _ amen d men t must fail ; it is like trying to clear out a small exchange for his pres b ent ineu b mbency. This fusion. Gentlemen who aeo ecn at a tavern have had Societ tit E ' • • 6d hThal f d - h •h " statement is inaccu hi when trying to ass ditches ' •y, e . vangelical Alliance, the protestant Refor- gain of 'another seat to the cc! estitutional cause anhoars sorted, in order that it•mig . •ht fall into the. hands of the 2s. .Kw . e een ant reprinted t e song wit ting of the members of the Hare pipe when the stoppage is in the ma' b d h . eney, an as nothine to e' • rate. Mr. Douglas has no incum- the miefortungof fallieg i , I) . . illation Society, the Protestant Alliance the Piot t t f 1 . 11 'dd• It e b h d • h' e als but' at at• femperance tayern the requisite Aesociati tit - , ' .-es an per ect ywe groan e. - t .0 e ope , owever, ' prisoner, whose duty it would be to imme tate yre ur _ ~ _ . , . d' 1 t nit the interpolation of "on '' between the words " now" of a . special mee . . , 1 dine. the P k t h 1 k . d • • d Corporation, Inc u 0 ac e t. at t iese in sof nets at ti in. . The very fact f y . : who takes neat ,_ . er ear relative of a Cabinet Minister, • prep aration can --ar •• - .r;., ~ a • . oung 'Men's Chfistian •Association, the Church of advantage ef being early in tli, li . dl . •• b t i th t letter was sold' at a . halfpenny each. The composition was sue- Station Committee, p ey c oso tune that may be leealiss is e. , ition of "incidental wan commercial" , field has been demons- and proceeded on is e were ~. u e rap hll f th ' f one fth • ' •Wh - D • 6 int est in church tt England..Youne. out the time of the fi h and it was sung b ' held to-day in the Town- a,or . e purpose o o e strongest arguments against them. - -1 . , . While the inquiry is pendine .„, . nd that much of her private ft - ' ' ' i t , y.not_lie amissio •state.,_ about with dog•-:carts full o e . d tolo ist • t 'bh •• 1 B 'kr •ng ociety, and the Bap- were some painful scenes on New Year's Day at the marked half-sovereign having been handed by him the ment of the plaintiff's song, and the remainder d w the .. a pier at Foynes, with a view to the accommoda- . estructive of salmon fisheries, becaase d the mouths . of ma . ers, offered Mr. ehen t t h: app . Men's S it • th S 1 oc e), . e , um ay School trated on either side in several '. ee nt trials of strength. never delivered, nor yet brought back to the office. On cessf t ed ab . . t „ • - M •Y • *nto consideration the best means t o b e should one enjoy a monop ly - • ' ity whic" , beli ' • . eying it to be his dut ' t , Whtch he . declined, is ano er my b the tonnection is repudiated by our Ragged School •U .- c ools and Refuges in London, the The Conservatives of South r Y . ' 1 have a good name to the fact being reported, the inspector proceeded t? pn- ano her comic singer at the Brighton Canterbury usic takin g d i f li uidating the debt of the port, and others do not ) But, beyond% • or h immure b far the - where he is, and .to fulfii o remain for the preeent 'of commerce,, ut . . c• nnot beincidental., •Uni th I mon,. the Ragged Church and Chapel back theit 'principles. With \ derate exertion and , lodgings and on interrogating him the pnsoner Hall. Mr. Mowat, at whose house Thomas lodged, a d o pte or q _ _ . his, tey are Y , oss a , soner s ~ • Most ex • management of . its -1 ) tishop of London i • the , obligatieti which the Welsh friend, who thinks a bagman . a . . on, e ncorporated Church Building Society, the energy• those principles mast h a lettee. He was immediately eniployed the defendant to print 1,000 copies for 45., procuring transference ot ensive means of taking salmon. , ' eve triumphant. denied having seen sue 7Tedanger- mposed on him. of attempting to Is the word a Welsh ornamen j . 1 • d • triton of Dente ,au is London Diocesan Church Buil , `• - d.ng bociety, the London Herald. • ', searched, when one of the marked half-sovereigns and Thomas declaring that he was the author. After . . °n e income to local hands, also for carrying out wear and tear is tremendous; they are positive Y entirely reclaim the heathenish popul t* • dentists who travel Congregational Cha • pel Building Soc . e ous to the navi stion of small craft • they sre. q t iety the English PARTY FEELING rg TILE UNIT% -- )0 STATES.-There the stamped envelope were found on him, the . other copy had been sold it was discovered to be ae infrinff i e .e -, certain improveme, in the shape of docks anit d . of__the Yictoria Docks- It a ion in the neighbourhood the card aft invitation to the ew f teeth and whose advertise'- Coneiegational Chapel Buildi o • ' g ` • • ' teen drir e wh ' ee bet Mr. Douglas's wife is ments scandalise educated and legitimate oon g s tis . ape ui ing, Society received L 261 336 d WI • fish,they do not cotch out ee sea, boon el , a , p o rpoise, closely connected with ' an nte House Washington. Some or \he visitors carried seem evening to his father. The prisoner then confessed suppressed. The learned judge having compare +eft, tion of large vessels. It was resolved to re ue t nce niore demand expended X 268 730 The tot I ' t e'l '' f a •' ' . fthe plain.' s q •s the rivers and detain I tame there, a Pr`e e y they are - England, a one of the most noble families in We have exhausted, our, gaesses, and o e .. , . a receip s, xc usive 0 their political and sectional resentmen so far as to his euilt; and declared he was a ruined man. Prisoner song, said it was clearly an infringement o . the Town Couneil to take into consid • he fact. eration the • and 1 s • ' • •sed lauguege, one •or two societies, of which articular li defendant was i norant of t shark eeit'l and other creatures , te of Fulm- er une has been an explanation, which must be in sonie Ci:rili .. . 1) s , cannot be finally insult the President by refut e , t o take his had b been in the employ of the Post-offiCe nine . years. soag e although t e . g. .. _ ft - D mans proposition of 'guaranteeing the interest on a ''' ' • • • ' llthe sc- eustribated amon st. the 'eol . t d t'l ' th f LI 2 inti - a e I returned a verdict for the ma utterly piratical, and prohibited by a . p a b l i e so pr , X pp e owards whose relief the and therefore not in. Welsh. What 3 P IIICI en a , given were, ere ore„ 05,738, and - the total dis- hand. S h s ue a pectacle was never wit:b essed before in The magistrates committed him for . trial, :refusing to Theiurf n reduction of the harboUr due emptif and generonsly responded, gentleman ?-.Punch. • bursements £1,166,396. America. one art 'rig. s, as proposed and meat as destructive of the tisheriee. , . . accept bail •,., . . • • . "•' • • .., , . . . . ~ . • . .. . . .. , , .., . , . .•. . . , • . • , , . . • ' . , ~ ' • . . • . . - . • •. . ~_. e a -. • - .- _ • . _ __ • -•-• -- • -•-• • . • . . ea..., . . . ... _ - . , _ _: - , , . . - • • • • • - a - _ -- -. I