The Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-19 00:00:00

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S- - - .nt.LF,' iii.) 4 ,: , ~,) , . . .. ~.._ .., . , ._ ...411,. . . ~.„„; 3 / 4 ,,,i0,10 ) MO. . • . . - 4 ...._,.... . , : rtl ' . . , , ~. ____-___,-- _____.._ _ _ _ _ _..._______ _ . _ - ---- . ; --- ------- ----,--- , , ‘ I t ~ . gtt m.p it .,,ls4 ;; le la ci c ie s o i o i , n n a n t to . d o SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT BLIND. " Song of the Shirt" could fail to take a deep interest GREAT FIRE IN 'FITE TEMPLE, 1 DARING BURGLARY IN SALFORD. witANCE AND PRUSSIA. - a pray yoti, . Monsieur l'Admiral, to send me, at the LATEST . - .NEWS. am in the welfare of needlewomen. (Hear, hear.) Hood YESTInDAY. -nenn•-• , . ' • iii ens that this takes place, one of your 'officers to 21,160 In the course of Wednesday night, two daring bur- udge whose the fault' rnay be. .. , . ANNUAL - MEETING. hadalso said- -- (ay BRITISH A.ND IRISH MAGNETIC TBLEGRAiff.) Th export* J eu an n u ee a s 7 16th e , the The bulletin of Thutaday's Moniteur has the J "Eva is wrought by want of thought Yesterday afternoon, at twenty minutes before three glaries were effected in the Crescent, Salford. The first foll • I. k th ealt of fhb Ring of "Please, Monsieur l'Admilal, to believe in the owing ren ar son e spe e The.annuel general meeting of the friends of the As well as want of heart ; " o'clock, a tremendous fire broke out in the Temple, in house that asas attacked was that of Mr. Alderman Ray, assurance of nay high Cop qd9ratioll. • _ ____, _ _... _... . .... F th r l n U e n e i , t w ed as S l t B,6o s . o a .e o m ri :o l ti n t" t ti:roul:irtitie,hoonA,fls4:oBt.c,i.e,r,:rillidev4io7,ai;:isppara :nil. Liverpool School for the Indigent Blind was held in the and no doubt there was a great deal of truth in that the last house in King's Bench-walk. a magistrate of the tiorcogh. The house is situated Prussia on the opening of the Chambers :---• • Ex-cut the naraaraph relatina to the confricf, which " The Lieutenant-General canal - landing the fortress of • FRANCE. - - - Ratherinore favorireble - : eeirais - were received , - the ex .., p6 ... :1 :if - go ,. Id btellib r ic f ; t 1 : 64 : 11- board-room attached td the achoolrooni ytaletdaa.. Thr t'istitiiiit. Meat, hear.) But want of thought on the The flames were first seen from the river bursting nearly opposite the entrance Of Peel Park. The bur-. xi - • •'' ' ' . ' . . - *sts - between the Germanic Confederation - and Vela , . asaatg. " lirruccr - WARLIKE MOVEMENTS. ket. Itetior Campbell, in the absence of the President, subject .of such a chai4ti ai Nig - riaa's Aemething yery mark evervtliina in this very lengthy document testifies ' • A semi-official article is expected to appear in ..- b e f i o l r l e e l f e o n: . w tinii Itale . r. Colonel William Brown, was voted to the chair. The like want of heart, for all those who knew 'Whist the ' throush the roof. The enflame, which is placed on the glars scaled the wall of the back garileta -Alicia as e . a •. ncy to a war in sprieg is 0 0 2 a desire and • a hope of seeing peace maintained in A YEAR'S 71'.RADE. one of the journals of the Government declaring tende , a. ~, ~ , , Aar Gan- attendance was pretty large. sufferings of needlewomen were, would, if they had I ri-:•er L'ar Blaalairsiarai. v , as iiirnediately called intoplay, is tbe case with all the gardens at the feat of , '- • 6 .. . and the men emPloied at it esann'ad to have worked well, the houses in the Crescent, leads only to the canal Euroaaa' s and it will be remarked that among the reasons A letter from Naplesein the . Mr. MILLS, the Treasurer, made the following state- , hearts at all, do all they possibly could to relieve their notwithstanding the deficiency of Wafei:: i' 7 'nfortatiratslvi bank and to . the canal wharves which abut on the on whiel;the 1 4 611 , founds his confidence he recalls his . . that should Piedmont make war against Austria. The annual statue/sent of our . foreign . aud colonial she must expect, no aid from baldi has - written to some efellis,friehthiSthere to yesterda.y :- , ye,srtieiredaziiolfalteisitabteeeolbfr.alintis..truks n e era o , f ~10.1 , ,, t iit he e t ir t il l = o tt o u3 France,either moral say that he shall probablyagol tat Van P ment :- ~ . ' distress. (Hear, hear.) He trusted that, by God's . , asa asoata " The great bulk of the blind are very poor, and live blessing, the society had done good, and that it would wh:le they were pumping up with every indicatic'n ot . ,'''arail, Thus sheltered . from observation, the bur: p _ ersonal intervie ' ws With the sovereigns of the great trade and navigation showa that in, the year 1859 the' or material. . . . e eel .0 eeeeeete in the . rtazai ittetnhed part of the town, As a body very continue to do good. (Applause.) success, their hose broke, and the fire rae7d uncontrolled. glars eonaianatreed their operations. They contriveu states, which have made the iefatoria of - Prussia' with American continent, with Cnba- and the West Indies, The Paris corresponetent of the Herald says, a i . ng appeare.d , in ele. , „ , . ••roa-esaitalsri little is knoWn canna them ; and the popillaf inipression The Mellon Cis carried unanimously. Engines from all parts of London ariived on the spot to break open the siii`i&nt of the scullery, but found the principal European governments intgeasingly satis- factory. Another feature of the speech from fix throne . . took 410,000,000 of our prodricg and • manufactures; bill is now before the Council of State, and will. ..- ' ; ~- ~ , ,ty, A l i f seems to be bud they ite fee:e in nutriter, arid that their The, president, tiCe-preeidents, and committee were . with surprising rapiditv, particularly those under the their further progress obstriiefell *ay lase i n bats: From direction of Mr. Britida 7 ood, to whom too much praise between these, they manaaed to steal a' aVarstify of ~, . . „ T . and India, Sing:spore, and Ceylon,. with Australia . and • GAETA",';'' '''''''''' 1 ".. .- • ••• • .• . ... : , • 0 •.. . 2s /nowise a serious guarantee or peace. at announces.. be laid before the legislative body, providing for Wants cire,in general , nra ) Vided fCr. Tiiii is; anfertunatel9, then elected tor the. ensuiuss year 'OA • . 4 ~ s - ~, ~, --4 , ..,. i 4.,! , ... .. - • - - . • , , . , .* , , „ . cantle ..,e ewer ea or t c prompa se e is c iGe a t h d' f b - 'tad h• •ff -r- cheese and pastry, portion of which were after - R*6 ; th , at the , as rum • a • . - . , r e n Government is on the point or enter- China, took 437,000,000 more. To. these great a levy of 150,000 men. Last year's contingent RESTJ.MPTION OF Titk ei4olM """ ft ," it " liffl i le" ' KENT. iioi, the case i, a nas been, fiseettaitieci that tesre are Mr. Peatt M. DO'VE, in the course o, an elo4tierit cj i b S i s o i e d . found strewed about in the garden and in the house to in , 4 ii ementries we disposed of nearly X30,000;000 of our, i Wiaaaotiatioris with the French Government on - 1 100 000 was on y , • t a i ac t t k t h GI Fs t ub e it . i ; - • The Post publishes tha ibil,iiiittatinAch :.--• cottote goods and yarn out of the whole £48,000,000 ~ fitotit 660 of these afdicted people in Liverpool alone, of address, took occasion to refer in eulogistic tern:is to the' ' The militar ' • • t • ' • ' y preparations of France are, i is - . - ~NI I ~ , the subject ot thThreaties designed to regulate the corn- • P - ABM, *lain 17. • whom. but a mere f rac ti on ere i n ev en moderately corn- loss.sustained by the society in the death of Mrs. Wain- The fire Was' 124r11.1 4 1t wit - h` sateat Aerceraess at a late which they next directed their attention, rind where ° - a - • . hour in the afternoon: their depredations were far more successful. That house mercial relations betwecie the Zollverein and France. exported. Ihe United States took £4,600,0 , 00 rt l's iel le s i a l o i : c s l ,is a e y dsa ni a x t - said, on a, scale of great magnitude. Quantities- ---It-is belleved•-that-the - -flren - lhed on fellable circumstances, whilst of the great bulk many wright, the lady president, who was possessed of great .. _ , ~„ , is eaciipied by Mr. Frederick Lockyer, and is Np. 26 The more commercial relations aad racdtiplied between of our cotton goods ;• £4,476,000 . of our woolleas a of rified guns have been dispatched clueing the are employed in a hopeless struggle against poverty's abilities and sound juigment, and whose energies were 42,160,000 of lineas a and 41,068,000 of appgre/ last fortnight to the arsenals of the north, south, • • - - a . and east of France. other countries for those of ' - Friitift e _ 4:, 7 1 W Pure - WI -Wee erttions of peoples, . the more prejudices are dissipaled s interests last resort-the workhouse ;-many are gaining their always devoted to the cause of benevolence. THE RECENT ACCIDENTS ON TH ' iia thereat, neit debt /nit care to Mr. Alderman Ray's. Here the . thietes breketbroslgh the Window of the cellar, and haberdashery. india s including Singapore, PARIs, Jan. 18. RAILWAYS. livelihood by mendicancy, and a sad, sad number are The proceedings shortly afterwards terminated. and from the &Ifni; the doors tlein . g . left Unfastened, identified, and the more profitable and necessall does te-ok £14,290,000 of cotton goods and yarn; China invention, as well as, the naiki?:?4,o,ll,ioineaf the The Pays says that the Papal nuncio, Major blockade of Gaeta, Whether , peace become to all. arta L 3,190,000, and 4700,000 of woollens ; Australia, lapsing, through inanity and despair, into imbecility — Mr. G. F. Train writes on this subject as follows : they had access to all the reara . a in the house. Tiny and the grave. Ile could scarcely believe there was MEETING OF THE WALLASEY COM- made their way upstairs, and evideritlY eiplOted seterat . . 41,870,000 of apparel and haberdashery, £790,000 of such a number as the extract reptesetited. MISSIONERS, " I am importing from Philadelphia, for the use of rny street-railway carriages, wheels which are not rooms. Amongst others, a room usually been:pied ha , THE. lIVSSIAN TREATY WITH CHINA. cottons, and VaS6,OOO of woollens. For our iron. we found our principal market in the United States Sacconi will arrive in Paris on the 25th instant. ' Ant- ship that, after the 19th, sliiill - Come to an anchor before the 'plane, will expose itself, by "TO THE CHAIRMAN AND COMMITTEE OF TliE LIVEREOOL ' '- effected by frost, and which cannot be broken by any one of the servants, who was away on a visit aide • at- a . , a . ' • sthe Tunes in a' leadiag article , thus explains tbe new THE FRENCH FUNDS. virtue of the rights of war, to be - fired urn by scuodL ada nu smarm THE PVRRIES: thoroughly ransacked. The boxes were broken open, (-P3,000,000), and also for our tin (plates): and our had- . the Sardinians. i• sena 1., cry, ofdinaty concussion. The use of them is general in the PARIS, Jan. 18, 3.35 p.m. ail:wants a "Gtaattisafist th fe4siessied hY the Committee of An eitraoidiriarY general Meetiaa of the WallaseY ter' States and shall be alad to introduce them to . tni • i - and their contents strewed about the room ; but the treaff*ativieen Riissia and China ; the principal portion of which we put/Hal - 4d' s3etiterdasFi:-; wares (above 41,000,000 of cads) ; for our leather and saddlery in Australia (£1,000,000); for dur 'agricultural The Bourse has been dull, with.little business tilciA_ d et, li n wf ' . ELECTION NEWS. e ihe society for the ' Home Teaching of the Blind,' -to Commissioners was held on Thniaday &seeing, at the , , ~ ' . ..° . . . ~ / extent of the plunder obtained has not , yet been any rarlivey enameets Who will fatour nse saga a call, , - Russia having access to the SeMitive part, has long implements in Australia and in Russia s for beer in --•- - ----- doing. Rentes closed at 67f. 20c., or 5 centimes' - A . Pembroke despatch of yesterday evening submit for your kind consideration how far it is practi- Public-offices, Egremont. 'Mr. Pooley presided ; the ascettained, The thieves also opened a bedroom in 'These heels s;oulci remove on 6 taase of many recent since thrashed China into submissions-- The Shut- India (5777,378) and Australia (£660,358); for butter states that Mr. Phillips, Conservative, had a lower than Yesterday. • . . cable to meet the wants and ameliorate the deep suffer- other members present were Messrs. Nathaniel Caine, disaster w s. whin another of the servants slept. She remembers lopes who watched the Pekin Gazette freilu4atlY . in. Australia (L 342,914) : for earthensvare in the United majority of 215- over the Liberal candida , Mr. , hags of the blind of Liverpool, arising from the want of Holmes, Fishwick, Isaac, Hughes, Marshall, Harris.;on, „ some one canning to her door with a lighted candle, but , s al' s gaa so fir r employment. - Littledale, Boyd, Maude, Hossack, Kerford, Hill, and I propose to remove another and vein' ...miens drat-- - • met with Imperial groans over the - ill success of States (4600,000). The exports of our. produce to Hugh Owen. as i + 4 ,aas es seeing ho one she thoug'ht it was one of the other s . . the war with the Russians, and the embezzlements Austtalia, 44,000,000 in 1852, were X 11,000,000 in FRANCE AND ROME. . back to railway travelling., by giving to passengers a Capt. Bathurst, son - of Sir la e .. _ nrst, The Paris papers are instructed to conti•adicts is invited to Stand "for • South 'i ti, --- in ate Con- ,. " This matter has for some time engaged the attention Byerley. inmates, and _ did not disturb herself, but merely _ means of communication with the guard, by an appa- of ammunition which had been intended for that 1859, and thosaa to India have doubled since 1855; to .of oar committee, and it has suggested itself to them The object of the meeting was the following :-" Ist, remarked, "Is that you F" and went to sleep again the rnmour Of a difference between the papal servatiVe . interest. a • ' •.; .11 ) ratus so simple and inexpensive, that I shall be glad to ptitpoao. We knew that Something was going on up the United States they were not L 12,000,000 in 184 - 9, that you might he disposed to combine with your im. to receive a report from the deputation appointed on the G . overnment and ;General de Goyon. This occurred somewhere - a&ut one o'clock. Shortly there in the North. - This was a private victimisation; they were above Z22 a 000,000 in 1859 ; to Chiaaa.. Sir Alexander Bannerman, LibeealiAlan•-dwith- pi ly one free of charee, and I enaaee to forfeit five _ portant-institution some such scheme as that which is 3rd instant to sabmit a proposal to the trustees of the ,drawts as a candidate for Absrdeeashicer Mr. P li on ) nds for every unnec ' elsary 'but boWilde stoppaae of afterwards a little lad, a grandson Of Mts. Lotleyer, het now, when France and England are upon the spot, 41,537,000 in 1849, 44,457,000in1852. To New Zealand • . . working so admirably in London, under the patronage late Richard Smith, Esq . ., as to the purchase of Sea- - th • • • ' seems to have been disturbed, as he went te his gran& it Fs necessary for Russia, if she intends- to pursue her we sent 4632,907 worth °four produce in 3859, not far from _ :Leslie, Conservative, is the ontereeelditlet, but e train by its use." DENMARK. of' her Majesty the Queen, entitled, ' Association for combe Ferry ; 2nd, to consider and determine a proposal mother's bedroom, and knocked, saying, "Grandmothei, • COPENHAGEN, . Jan. 17. •: • • . the Hon. Arthur . Gerdon exiiiiMirl4sise.come Promoting the -- General Welfare of the Blind, 127, whereby, with the aseertained concurrence of the trus- there are thieves in the house • and there is more than policy; to come forth boldly, and to hnrit her prey under double what we sent only three years before. Our exports • , Eusion-road.' tees beforeenamed, and of the Messrs: Cotilborn, the his new treat is certain) a bold to the whole world ma eno • aress in t e . - CONSERVATIVE REGISTRATION ASSO- ' the eyes of Etirope. T y y d h 18 9 A Royal decree has been ,published, ealline out . -- --------• • one of them, for I hear them talking down . stairs " It . pie s , year a.. i a . • •,.•.••, .• -, CIATION FOR THE CITY OF LONDON is directien -If the frontier line which it settles In m st E step in th .. . o uropean countries the demand for onr produce , 6,700 sailors from the Kingdom of Denmark and . 3.'HE BANK OF' V1414..CE• • " Our soeiety; deetey elrapithising with !the distress board may take undisputed PosseSsion tif all the Wallas ' ' ' was thought to be merely the boy's imagination, and be traced upon a very good map ; we shall find, after . was slack. France took less upon the whole than sn the , the Duchy of Schleswig. forward. " ' ' 4•o1 .I..nw, _i nne--e• The Times says it is stated . thaithe.Baak of ef this idilicted . class, but as our province is simply to sey ferries; 3rd, to agree upon a price at whieh the • - , 4 The City of Loncloa tonseftative negistration he was told to go back to bed again, which he accord- reconciling the difference in names, and ideritifying the ' previous year, though her demand for some. articles in- , . teach theta to read the Word of God for themselves, board is aeillini; to e sell a . portion of its land at Wallasey- Ingle' did. In the morning., however, it was found The steam-frigate Sjoelland has been recalled Association held a meeting it the London Triton on : rivers and lakes it mentions, that it talces a very thick peel - creased. She took no less than 1,39 . 1,000 tons of coal, • to the aMount of £300,000 or X40p,(100 . 1 the , they would be glad to know if anything can be done by breck to the trustees of the Wallasey Free School ; and that his teport was quite correct. The fellows appear from the West Indies. - . - ' . : ' An address, signed -by all the members of the. • , ~, 4 4.4 , F rh ra e :ee ar li e : l r n e d e er x s p th er o i c :n i c:i e t v f e u r :t .t he o havb rdraste' v e .r : ased old, Thursday at which Mr. Robert N. Fowler, the_ &pay off the west and north-east of China. To us China iathe and £493,083 worth of copper. There was a consider- publieatiorn of the monthly return,,on . last. yore in finding them willing to work, a remunerative 4th, for the general busiuess of the board." '' ' • - to hate treted in a most coolly audacious manner, airman of the committee presided After a capital oyster which by our sword we open ;to the Russians China aisle increase, however, in our trade with Sweden, Nor- a ~ - • .n . anatnings and Volksthings, le lying for public about #360,000 of gold in Germany. -ffee mi. , • : _employment, which would be a much greater charity The circular convening the meeting having been elh •• - • • having regaied thenteelves With wine and spirits sneech from Mr. Fowler on the position of the Censer- ''' seems to Present itself under the image of an onion, which wan e . and Denmark ; and Russian:4)k nuke of our produce than granting them . a pension.. read, the Chairman called upon ' and cigars. The cigars they had rattially smoked ; and . - - , I,)p 4-lof r vative party in the city and the duty which devolved peel by peel they propose hy themselves to devour. They by neatly' £1,000,000, raising her demand for machinery signature in the public places.• This address conn• - - - 4 ' Ceminending the subject to your kind consideration, Mr. HOLMES, who said-In accordance with the .- ' . the ends were found thrown about one Of At roorna: • tains a request to his Majesty to resist every upon them of purifyina the register of voters with a new by this treaty posh forward their frontier line con- to L 1,000,060, and for iron to £1,'200,000. Our entire . The Right Hon. T. Milner 'IQIa4PIe,N at I remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours, resolution passed at our last meeting respecting Sea- - ° a ' Their plunder does not appear, however, to hare bear attempt from abroad to interfere with the internal Windsor Castle On a ;visit to Her Meieatysers view to the assertion of their undoubted power and sidetably within the provinces lying at the foot of the . imports for 1859 (2179,182,355) were not far from The Post contradicts a paragraph/Iqt% had 66 MART IVAlNwnionr, Hon. Sec. combe Ferry, which, no doubt, is familiar to vou all, very great. They emptied a plate basket of its contents, influence at the . next election, resolutions were agreed to mountains of Cetittal Asia,-provinces WhiCh were £15,000,000 above those of . the previous year, and our affairs of Denmark ; and also praye that his appeared in the 'Globe and:HeralCatittni.that Majesty may not abandon the Danish nationality Sir John Ramsden had been • appel i tiol - 71 nder • e p.S.-Accompanying I forward a report of the the deputatiop, consisting of Mr. Harrison, Mr. Mar- but the silver articles, excepting a fish knife, had been .. . society referred to. • . • shall, and myself, appointed on that occasion to confer for hiring suitable offices for the purposes of the asso- removed, and the only booty was a quantity of plated always included within the empire of China, and they exports (our own produce Z 230,411,529), foreign and "Edge-hill, Nov. 29, 1859," with Mr. Penny on the subject of the resolution, waited. dation and the employment of a clerk to devote the spoons and forks. The plate basket was found lying in advance very close even to the densely-populated portion colonial produce £25,281,446-in all £155,692,975) in the Duchy of Schleswig. , Secretary fot War. Mr. Baring his; iacceeded. , whole of his time to its business, ' and for creating a of the country. But their great adtatee is upon the were £16,000,000 above those of the previous year ; and Earl de Grey in that post. - • •.. ',net ins To that letter was replied as follows .- ' upon that gentleman two days after our last meeting, • 0 in 0 • the garden. They also took some great-ceats and other endue i t l i. e guarantee fund t • d mnify the committee against the north-east, where they have actually come twelve degrees .it must he borne in mind that the returns of the value TURKEY. The Times deprecates the.secessioi move nt. and submitted to him the proposal eoritained hi it. He wearing apparel, to the value of about £2O. Mr. Super- " School for the Blind, Liverpool, annual eapenses for three veers frorri the Ist of January . south of their old boundary at the mouth of the Amcor, of our imports include freight, the exports do n6t. -In " William Brown, Esq. a‘Dec, 6, 1859. received us •ivith his ushat courtesy and aordiality but - - • intendent Taylor, of the Salford Police, was communi- • ' nett. One of the speakers also made the good practical have taken in the whole of the shores of the Gulf of Tar- conducting this trade 26,520 visits . were paid to eur The Cologne Gazette says that the Porte, is The Southern Federation svonld - ,beechne Orel forming.an army of 50,000 men, exclusive ofethe„ nnited States as far as territory, present-an pro- respectfully declined to entertain the proposal. cated with directly the burglary was discovered, and the reserve, on the Danube to be commanded b spective, is concerned. It - is doubted . *tether "Dear Sir,-At the meeting of tha aoratuittee, held suggestion, that the Consertatives of the eita should tarp, bringing out their frontier line into the Sea ofJapan. ports by British vessels, and 22,351 by foreign. The this mashing, your letter with Miss Wainwright's appli- The CH/unman-That is the first part of the report, . . . : . deteetives were set to work, but without, up to last , ' . ~. y, the -connection between New York eaalrew but I will ask Mr. Holmes to give us a statement prepare theniselres with their candidates without delay The great desire of Russia is to creep south to get seaports totals require such figures to express them as were never Omar Pasha. This (remonstration is airectea • ' night, any definite result. Manchester and Salford are. England on the one hand, and Illineisessethe cation on behalf of the society, for the home trading of and not wait until the next election to do so. regarding the counter proposal which aln Penny known to be infested just now by a set of desperate fel- which would give her three outlets to the world, and until now employed to set forth a year's trade of a equally against the Principalities and against neighbouring States on the , other, could long theblind, and your reply were read and I was requested, / submitted to us throuah him lows-mostly convicts returned from short periods of which are not for half the year bleckeel up with ice. nation. . The world beyond the seas, civilised and unci- Russia. The latter . Power has assembled a large survive the total separation ef the South. e , ~:._, • to state that the committee do not consider it is in their • . ' • Mr. HoLarEs said-At the interview of the deputa- TIIE RIBBON CONSPIRACY IN IRELAND. penal servitude. Now, at the mouth of the river Thou-mien, by enlarg- vilised, sent to OUr shores on an average every day body of troops in Bessarabia, alleging to Austria , province to give employment 'to blind persons who do ing the already existing town of Hwan-chun, they will merchandise of the value of nearlY 5 500 , 000 , and as a reason that Russia. cannot allow the Princi- tion with Mr. Penny, and at a subsequent one, we had -- not live in, or were not educated at, the institution. At palitics to become a focus of ineurrectioit. AMERICA - , ti t., a long conversation upon the ferry question generally, The Londonderry Guardian say :-." Information of have a port directly opposite to Hakodadi, and eom- to bring it to us nearly 1,000 ships came into our the same time, if any blind people choose to offer their - A SERVANT STARVED TO DEATII. which resulted in his making the following proposition the most important character has iust beeu received by mending the islands of Japan. A very slight knowledge ports every week.. Our exports of produce and work for sale at a price which can enable us to sell it SERIOUS ASPECT OF • AFFAIRSI \ to us, alid which I undertook to submit to the board, viz : the authorities, which shows the alarming extent to of the map of China is sufficient to convince any elle evho manufactures of tbe United Kingdom, in the short again withoet loss, we shall be glad to purchase it, pro- The town of Henley-on-Thames has for several days AUSTRIA. . . „ f . LONDONDERRY, 411118. vided it is of such quality as suits our I h - p ur p os e.- aye " The trustees will consent to the assignment of the which Ribbonism prevails in some districts of the country, been in a state of excitement from reports, which had hears that the Russian frontier line is brought down space of eight years, 1852-59, - have exceeded ' VIENNA, Jan..lB. The Canadian steamship Anglo-Saxon', Cabtain the honour to be your obedient servant, lease of Seacombe Fetry to the Local Board for the re- and the sanguinary schemes of that diabolical conspiracy. been . freely circulated, that a young woman who had to the river Thou-mien that Russia, with a naval sta- in value the capital pf the national debt. In ten years I The offic . IW . Z 'II f-d h la zetier ea ing o to ay, says t e B Ilan 'lie frorn Po d .on the sth,e" ' a ti . , rtlan ..111stant, • (Signed) " Themes Mim e Treasurer." . . . mainder of the term, on the following conditions :-That We are unwilling to divulge the particulars of what has lived in the service of a gentleman had died from star- tion at that point, must be practically master of Japan. they have doubled; in 1849 they were 464,000,000, in . 1 t di f h C • t f N yeeen procee ngs o t e onn at o J. eutea to- arrived in Lough Foyle shortly after tartittight, . If within two years the board shall fail to obtain an Act . come to our knowledge on this subject, lest our doing vat i" . Thus we three European Powers have attaintl in • 1859 they were £130,000,000. The enormous progress A diseession ensued, beari . ng upon the establishment so should defeat the ends of justice ; hut all will soon China our different purposes. We confident British, re- of some of our colonies and possessions of late years has , wards the 'Court of Justice of • that Comitat - has and landed - ail her maila.• Her advices 'iirei,,ewo of Parliament authorising them to borrow the sum neccs- Inquiries were set afloat, and the following partial- • ~I -,... 4 1 of the worship for the blind. . • caused the Government to o ose energetically days latex'. - Mr, lieu, after remarking that he thought it extra- IT P sa to urchase Seacombe Ferry, to provide plant, and be brought to light, and it will demonstrate the existence lars have been gathered :-Mr. Robert Dumo Mitchell , , lying on our skill, say-" Let us trade with you." morg than restored the proportions sent to foreign . this eVident ad of sedition. PP ' - - Th last ' • e communicatien made by' . theiettinpth erdinary that from the 600 blind in Liverpool, 11- only for other ferry purposes, say £6O 000 raaking part passu of a state of social disorganisation and depravity in cer- tain oca ales in . reland that would disgrace a people with - ' ' ' • - '• 1 1 - • • I • the 470 000 authorises' by the Act of. 1858 for who is a retired naval surgeon, occupies a house in the suburban part of Henley, called New Town. The site France, not very hopeful of much gain from commerce countries and to British possessions to what they were' in those parts, but desirous of a cheap dotation, for a twenty years ago-twe e thirds aud one-third ; in 1840 : According to telegraphic advices received here, Carolina 'Commissioners' . to the President-was returned by hirll,' one aces:ilia says, 'unopened, and should have been admitted into the school; especially, f ' crew .of 'importunate and unwelcome &jests, says- fereign countries - took £34,000,000, and British posses- the Court of Justice of Nentra hae, - without em- a erry purposes, then the trustees to have power. - .to deter sunk in the grossest barbarism." is pleasant ; but, as a tolerably high wall surrounds nother says without word or comment e r his when he considered that the school was established ..----....—.--........,-. " Take these priests and feed them." Russia, confiding . siens 1.7,000,000 ; and in 1859 foreign countries-took ployment of . fare°, "been re-established, and its action of the President was considered 111 the mine the lease and re-enter on six months' notice, with- the house, only the upper part of the building can more for the Liverpool blind than any other. in nothing but in force of arms, says-" Give nee terri- 484,000,000, and . prieish possessions 546,000,000. The officers have been enabledeo fulfil their 'duties. Commissioners as insulting. and tantamon 3p a He thou ht 't ' h hi' g i ought to go out to t e pu ie . • out prejudice to claims (if any) against the board for SERIOUS COLLISION ON aIaHE CHESTER be seen by persons walking along the road. In the bre' la f • • . ac o covenant during the possession by the board, AND WARRINGTON RAILWAY. month •of August last a young woman named Clarke, tory, where I may nestle warships and whereon I may exports of our produce in 1859 amounted to about The "National .Bank of •Austria has declared a declaration of war, and in thireapirit thee' parted that persona did not avail themselves of the ad- for South Carolina on the 3rd instant .. •I'y and on the further ndition th co at the board shall not, . * about twenty-four years of age, was hired as a domestic build arsenals." When Russia carries out .her principles £4 103.• per individual inhabitant of the kingdom ; s dividend or 28" florins. . vantages offered them ; and referred to the 1 f proposa s or , 'nation is forming to - take foiCibWiiias- A combi _ . . , during the term of th lease now running to Messrs. A serious collision occurred on the . Chester and War- servant to Mr.,Mitchell, and she entered upon her situation in detail, she is wont, as formerly, to . be more long- twenty years ago they were not £2, and ten years ago ' - The Berlin National Gazette deScribes the mili- a workshop for the blind. It, he considered, would a . e session of 'Washington on or before the 4th off oulborn, seek from I airliament compulsory powers for rington Railway, on Thursday morning, near to the in the same month. Mr. Mitchell has a wife and chil- sighted for the attainment of her objects than we are. they were not £3. ' • ' .. . . fe tary precautaons taken -by Austria - in - Hungary. march, to prevent the inaugaration of, lie f .loine prejudicially interfere with the schools if the efforts of t _ s _.• the purchase of Seacombe' Ferry." Perhaps I may be Frodsham Statior., but was fortunately unattended with dren, and the habits of the family appear to have been We have •been content to stipulate that our goods - - , . The regiments ;sent there consist principally of coin, but the exact time is not yet cletermitted. as originators were misdirected. ' allowed to say to the board that this proposition virtu- any fatality, although several persons were severely those of seclusion. The gate in- front of the house was shall be introduced under certain modearte fixed rates, A flock of from 5,000 to 6,000 wild :ducks alighted • Mr, •Atttear sue e gested the appointment of a com- shaken and - otherwise injured. It appears that th 11 . h d t tl • Ilt d t •• Id wlc, mo era eas ley ale, i are ca cu a e oy le two days ago on the •beach near Dieppe, apperently 25 000 ' • General Scott however is activel mitt ; i f lin Germans. , are concentrated at Grossuar- , , _y _ 1. of enittea to ava . - - ally carriee out m motion with this t• th t excep ion, a no e kept locked, and the servant could seldom be seen. The f tia ed f - a lon flight. ' a a u rom g , dien, a central point, 'from which watch can be counter movenients, nncl; it is likely the p ~ . . . , . .. it epee the committee of .the workshop. com 1 • y ' Ch st dW• et d • lia 1 ' to the Imperial Treasury more than two millions ' The pu sore powers are taken by either party to buy or es er an num, on goo s train, wicl is advertised young woman Clarke was taken very ill at the begin- - will be circumvented • . ''' r the plotters . . . Tazasttaint said that they had been seen SEVERE COLD IN BtRLIN:-A letter from Berlin . ' r liePt•upon the Principalities, Servia, and especially sterling. The Russians, however, by the fourth article Governor Banks delivered his valedietWey - . alteady, sell, that question being left an open one ; and the to leave the former for the latter place at 8.20, was ning of the present year, and she was subsequently - . states that the s • h 'I d a . h evere cpld whic prevai e string t e Hungary. ' address before the Massachussets Legislatura e at board may, at any time during the continuance of the proceeding along towards Wairington, and had nearly removed to the Henley Union 'Workhouse. Her of their treaty, obtain that "on the whole frontier fun 1 fth 1 t Is• dll f ss s era o ea e -mg cause i ness among many o - PESTH, Jan. 17. . . Mn Atittar remarked th t th . *nstitution would a is new i , . line established by the present treaty trade, free of all the State Rouse, Boston. After alluding to The intekk' •th h lease,..open fresh negotiations with Mr. Penny for the reached Frodsham Station, when it was overtaken and appearance satisfied the officers of that establishment the persons who were present. More than 200 of the . , ewi t e school -one of the oldest and best in 1 Assembl of the Re resentatives At the Genera y p . Personal Liberty Bill, the remoVal of which from the count absolute purchase of the Seacombe Ferry. With these run into by the Chester and Manchester expresa, which that she was in a state of starvation and this opinion duty or restrictions, is established between the subjects soldiers who lined the streets were obliged to. go into y--- and could be considered only as its rival. 1 Ch t•t 9 5 Th d • • • •' • fthtSt t • dthll th • - b d hospital and some of them have since died. A number of this City, held to-day, M. Deak opposed the the statute-books the Governor reeotrunende,.he remarks I shall leave th • e board to take what action they eaves es er a ~ a.m. e g o o s tr a m must have was confirmed by the avidity with which she ate the 0 ewo aes, an e oca au orities are oun The CHAIRMAN said • it was quite true that old insti- of horses have also perished from the same cause, lit - r immediate . assumption of the judicial power by concludes-with an argument against the rig ~t, tut' • may think proper on this proposition of Mr. Penny's ; passed all right iuto the Frodsham tunnel, and also out 1 food given to her. The medical officer of the to give special protection to such trade and to those who , ' . ions were allowed to languish, whilst new ones were r • t - T Any LILWSON -We have to announce h DEATH or .., . . t e Hungarians. He said-" At this moment we sibilit of peaceable secession. pos . y . . ~ .. „ au a fo it app r ea . rs o. . o o me that •if we-get the act for which we of it., or the passenger train w ou ld mit have been per- union Was called in to see her, and he found exercise it." Unless, therefore, we take advantage of PPorted. Bat he thought they could not do better f . 13 hII 11 "Ita h d the death of Lady Lawsen, o . tong _ a , lc men . , Intelligence received at Washington, on• t4e .than make their own as . re now eoin a t Parliament-of which I trust there is P c mated to ro eed s - rai s • the "most favoured nation clau ", • t e T a f , a tee) t n aie not allowed to be in her to present all the appearances of being in a se in h re fy o Yorkshire, the wife of Sir William Lawson, Bart i e. n 1 v only to choose between Austrian laws and la e . night of the 2nd instant, was to the effeet that perfect as posseble, and leave • Tien-tsin, the advantages which Russian cloths possess Chy." The proposition of M. Deak te pre- , others -to do all they could little or no doubt-the whole matter may be held as the tunnel at the same time. Between the Warrington state of starvation. In addition to that she was very her 60th year. Her ladyship expired on the 10th inst.; anar Fort Sumter was being besieged,. and.. Major After sem Settled. The knot that has hitherto prevented this end of the tunnel , and the Frodshem station there is a dirty, and exhibited altogether signs of having been in China as against our woollen manufactures will be after a brief illness. .She was a munificent contrilentor , serve the Austrian laws, until the Index Curio Anderson's communication had been cut at . e further conversation, it was determined to retained. • tncharitable institutions ; and a large circle of poor •in . make no r • long-vexed ferry question from being brought to deep cutting on a curve, and in it the collision took fearfully neglected, both with regard to food and other shall have ordered- the tran s f e r of the offices of This, however, lacks confirmation. Feet Moul- esolution on the matter, and see what effect 1 • theneighbourhood and adjoining. districts will feel the the dis ' a favourable issue will be untied. I may also add, that Place. The weather was somew h a t, foggy, p.lid the rails comforts of a donaestic servant. Every attention was In providing for carrying out this treaty the Russians . - • '• • •t • ' a dtb• th A mbly trie had been repaired, and the guns lied been elusion would have on the public. want of her fostenna kindness, particularly at this jus Ice, was a a ree o t e sse . A vote if this proposition is carried out, Mr, Penny will not were very slippery owing to the thaw, and the latter ' paid to the poor creature, but she became delirious, and, have also been very careful not to embarrass themselves season of the. • b e ear. . . remounted. New batteries are being erected . .of thanks was then as d t the President around Fort Sumter by the Secessionists.. - Colonel Brown ; and th 1) se o ' oppose us in Parliament, but will, if neeessary, assist us Prevented the goods train from . .proceeding at its though she was subsequently more rational, her system with the necessity of providing passports from Chinese .THE ENGLISH LEdroNa---It . is announced that the .• ' SPAIN. d'oh - • e Rev. Rector Campbell, Rev. . • Returns from Georgia indicate that State. to in getting the bill passed. usual speed. • The tunnel retained the steam more than was too far exhausted to be recovered, and she died on mind:trine. The new treaty provides that Russian mer- ae o e ng is egion e ap es on , mormn I t fth E • Inh L • Ift N• 1 the • Ti e g• - e - Ministry have stated to the Cortes that h n Dnnkwater, Rev. Joh L k d. Ai J n oc ett, an r. alien ave gone for secession. Her State troops now Lister were appointed the c Mr. CAINE having reported that he had had an inter- usual owing so the damp state or the atmosphere, and the 9th inst. The medical officer, Mr. Jeston, having chants, even in companies to the number of two hundred, of the-9th instant, on board the Sardinian.frigate Ettore : :s• •. '• • .• ' - • ommittee and Mr Thomas zne Spanislenseseehas received strict orders to act occupy Forts Palaski and Jackson, and the United Mill treasurer, for the en ulna year. ' • view with Mr. Coulborn, moved the following resole- the same was the case with the c u tti ng , so that the stated that he believed death to have resulted from a may travel in China on commercial business with no further Fierarnosea, Admiral de Negra, for Genoa. There were. - . , a . in conformity with the olic of nentralit and States Arsenal of Savannah. , . 7 officers and 107 rank and file, in charge of ' Captain: .. . . ... . P y y , .Mr. .Lister, ar a ' 8 e' '' tion :-" The terms upoe which the trustees of the late driver of the passenger train, owing thereto, and also l ong d e fi c i enc y o f f oo d a nd nourishment, the authorities passport than a Russian certificate. Wherever they go, . o has 'acted as auditor for several Gordon Davidson ; they will proceed from Genoa across r consequently it is not • true that a Spanish vessel oommERCIAL.. • ' _, . years, made some rem ar k s • . Richard Smith, Esq., are willing to give possession of to the curve here, - was unabl e t o s e e ahead for any dis- deemed it right for an investigation to be made into the these Russian merchants are to carry the Russian law The commercial •advices by the AnglOsSaxon with respect to a hint from Mount Cenis and through France. Previous to militia 1 t G t lad icen 11 d t th Bourbon troops the e.a eear s e ae o e :the 'subscribers that th • Seacombe Ferry having been reported to the board, and tance. The consequence was , th a t h e ran r i g ht into the case. The deceased, though 24 Years of age, and about about them, and the Chinese local authorities are bound the officers arid men received a • f gratuity rom.Govern- are only to the night of the 3rd, the 4th being a eir subscri tions would not be dieection . in which they should fire. coatieued inessa a • public I) 'ilso a proposal to Messrs. Coulborn to take bonds fro m , break van behind the luggage train, knocking . off both fi ve f ee t i n h e i g ht, on ly weighed 501 b. after death-such •to respect the rights and to enforce the obligations of a ment of six months' pay, viz., captains 1,4001., first date of humiliation and prayer. begged to resign his • anditor were appointed ; and the commissioners to the extent of 430,000 at 41 per his engine buffer piates, an d smas hi ng th e lu ggage train was the extreme emaciation of her body. It was re- Russion su ' o j ec t. s uc h i s the treaty which Russia has lieutenants 900 E, second lieutenants 800 f., sergeants • -- Money market less buoyant, but money 'very position for one year s offering to 362 a, corporals 189 E, privates 162 f. . • . SERVIA. pay the expenses of a public cent., on the understanding that the rates of interest for break,-also knocking it off th e ro il s . Th e gu ar d in this perted in the town that not only was the deceased kept obtained in reward for her mediation and civility ; and • abundant. Foreign Exchange inactive.. Bills- at auditor The Austri 'an Government is on the eve of con- • . THE SY - anima Scasuasa.-The Netray Telcy . raph . sixty.days. on London Commercial, 109 t 01.03,1 ; The meetin • the first year shall be 3 per cent., for the second year break van was so seriously shaken that he had to remain s h or t o f f oo d, b u t th a t the aed fo r her to lie upon was by means perhaps of a little tact in insinuating her ~ . g unanimously ho ed M • has reeeived the sehjoined communicatien from. the . clnding a . t.reety ef ._ extradition with Prince Bankers', 1031 to 1044. There was a further not prees the matter, and-one e P n . l r Lister . would •31- per cent., for the third year 4 per cent., and for the at Warrington. The driver and stok er of th e passenger little more than straw, and it is feared that there is request at a favourable moment, Russia has got more remarked that in two o the aentiemen present larqu's of Downsbire relative to this affair .-"Royal A y f th ear 4 1 er cent., which shall be deferred rates train escaped uninjured, but the guard was shaken con- some truth in this statement, four of her toes having than we have, and without paying twelve millions for 1 ‘ • • ' • our y . p 'Yacht Schooner Sylphide, Sepias, Jan. 6. Sin-the . 1 „ e wheel of Servia, with.e, view to the refugees of rise_ofal to 3-per eent.aotr aStaterundatt tba2aper default in the ac Calm only - had there been any the two States, cent. on railway stocks yesterday, making for the , . , counts of public eh • • of interest to be capitalised at 4 1 Per centa to be part siderably, and was obliged to stop at Warrington. He been found frostbitten, and in a state of gangrene. the prize. We do not want permanently to keep a statement of what is said to have occurred on •board ' auditors were public audit arthes, and than the week an advance of 5 . to 7 per cent. At the,„elose ors_ , payment under the award, and that four boats en the also received a severe cut on the forehead, and had 'one The i n h a bit a nt s of th e t own w er e v er y i n dignant at large fleet in the China Seas, and therefore we do not my yacht, copied the end of last month from the . n . , . , The Matter subsequently d ro ' • • terms proposed to be- included in the b on d s a t 41. per k nee b ru i se d. Th e guar d , „,„„ i s m al l ow ., several the conduct of the deceased's master, and nothing bat much grudge t o Ru s si a the acquisition of the shores of Manchester Guardian into several newspapers, is false, MONTENEGRO. Prices were somewhat - weaker,. And the .generA pped. .. dation • nor had • and tetally devoid of a vestige of foun „ . . CATTARO, Jan. 17. market feverish.. New York Central, 784- to' 7sl- - . Coloupl, Brown was reaelecited P cent. shall be taken over." 1 /neve that the same be of the paseengers we re s h a k en an d slightly bruised, one the strictest inquiry would_ seem to calm them. An the Gulf of Tartary. Indeed, if we had any such object er cent. There was a fair business. transacted mud votes of thanks to the lad resident, and the anythina occurred on board, or ashore, directly or No k b 11 . • 1 - ° f P attac y i ontenegrms on tic town o accepted. lady receiving a blow on the forehead and a blow on the i nques t w as a c c or di ng ly opened on th e tath, b e fo re Mr. in view, we would rather haVe kept Chusan than have indirec l ' • • 1 ' h f • h tly, to . give any co ounng w atever or suc a • - in flour, wheat, and corn, the two fernier articles hatotirtO -- the finids, the eiee-y.ald gentlemen con , ri- a f r • presidents, the tr • . MARSHALL seconded the resolution. knee ; all, however, were able to p rocee d on their jour- Hews, the mayor and coroner of the town, and after • all these hundreds of leagues of coast line. But Russia villanous calumny and lie. The man who forged this Spatz has really taken place. An attaek was having Again advanced. Cotton. brialie, re andjte. and . the' .otliet officers of t eaeurer, he charitn, and th Mr. Boy D moved as an amendment-" That the pro- neya The Passenger train, which is due at Manchester t a kiag a o hirainou s depositi o ns, in which three medical has got absolute free trade over the land frontier, while production, whether he be an Englishman or* a foreigner', intended; and was only prevented by the repre- dearer ; sales, 5,000 hales. Pronikons 'gine!: ehairmazi, brou , . ght the meeting t,o a termi anks to the pose's made place the board in a worse position than it at 10 25 aaina did not arrive till 12 10 p.m. The driver men e xp r e ss ed their d ec id e d 0 i n i on th a t d ea th was th e we have to pay duties; and Russia grants her own cer- IS a wilful liar and a slanderer, and I will leaae no means •• i • 'he Monteneari b e Sii *ars, molasses, coffee, whisky, rimi e :eetamon sentatio is made to t , ns y th g tient - P untried io punish bis audacious calumnies. Ido not of rosin; arid spirits of turpentine, were inquired for . .. now stands, and that th e y n e re j ec t e de , H e th oug ht o f . th e passenge r t ra i n mus t h a v e been proceeding result of starvation, the jury returned a verdict of titicates to companies of her travelling mei•chants, while , ' Austrian, ',French, ' and' Russian consuls. The , MEETING 'OF THE' LIVERPOO that the parishioners should •be consulted before any cautiously, or the consequences w ou ld inevitably have a Mansfaughter " against Mr. Mitchell. we exercise our treaty privilege under the visa of a IC h f I • 1 • course, now ow ar meg et have gone,. in my exue- . . . . . . Freight engagements were restricted. L . 'SOCIETY peratiou, had the statement been true bat tau I, do Prince of Montenegee withdraws-his treops frone ,EIN RLEANS, an: 3.- o on ea y ; N ' 0 • e • Ctt et d - salcse FOR NEEDLEWOME ' X. further steps were taken in the matter. If the Com- been attended with -some fatalities. The luggage train A magisterial investigation took place at the Town- local Chinese mandarin. • Upon the whole, the Russians know, that if I catch this scoundrel, I 'will throw hi . ' " 4- the Turkish frontiers,- estpecting the satisfaction to-day, 8 560 b 1 tele to 12 1 c. for middlin ; a es,.at • a g- , _ . - --____ .- . • . . missioners looked to their financial a ff a i rs th e y w o uld was dee at Warrington 20 minutes before the arrival hall on Tuesday. Mr. Charles Lane was chairman, have the best of it., , overboard ; nor will I trouble myself further about . roneised to him by the Porte. Freights and exchangei:Unchauged. : ' . . The simnel meeting of this so ' t - . and that they were not in a pOsition to undertake such there of the passenger train. andthere was a full attendance of magistrates from the such worthless carrion. I remain, sir, faithfully yours, 1 3 . cle TWaS held DOWNSHIRE. To the Editor of the Newry Telegraph." - - . Savings' Bank, 80ld -street, . last- Thursd at the liabilities as were proposed. neighbourhood. . • THE FRENCH FLEET BEFORE GAETA. MINISTRY AT NAPLES. -•.- n Berlin letter, in the Augsburg Gazette,. !peaks. of the NEWSPAPER STATISTICS. From the " News aer I THE NEW p p aY tile Lord Mr. LITTLEDALE seconded the amendment. He asked COLLISION ON THE - WEST MIDLAND 1 . probability of a commercial crisis in that clty,lllld w,hieli Biah op of the diocese in. the chair. There was ' Mr. Mitchell, in whose service the deceased had been, ! . , a numerous Press Directory " for 1861 we extract the follovring on . NAPLES, Jan. 17. e h b 'f• if b f . 1' • • as egun to mani est itse y numerous ai ures. attendance of • ladies ; and amongst the gereile n ' ' whether, in case they decided to go to Parliament, the RAIL W AY. ' was taken into custody, and brought before the bench. The following article appears in the Moniteur : the present position of the newspaper press :-There arc 1 ea • e • : , rince arignan, after having cc:mulled. with- . ' Loss OF i 'SIM 'AND SEVEN HANDS.-On Tuesday sent we noticed the Rey. the Rector of Li men 're. bill 'would have first to he submitted to the parishioners? .. , • ' Mr. G. O. Griffiths, barrister-at-law (instructed by Mr• " The ob'ect of sending the squadron of evolutions now published. in the United Kinadom 1 102 news- --- . . , • • nch . ' verpool 'the w 1 t Sierribi - Pbeno, has appeirited the following as morning a brig, supposed to be Fre , paksed Whitby 3 - ' - d' 'b I fll E'l 1 7 ' papers, . istn utet as o ows :--- ng an( , 91; a es, b Rev. Messrs. Appleton, Buiton, Maddock, Mr, le ' . The• Law Clerk replied in the affirmative. An accident of a very serious nature occurred on the Le • • . chard), was retained to watch the case on behalf of before Gaeta was to prevent . King Francis 11. finding 'close outside the rock She a Wed to ba en di s t,- armood West 'lndium" Railway, near Kidderminster . , on Tuesdny a 8 • Scotland 138. Ireland 132- - Britith Isles 13:. Councillors of Lieutenantey re-Liborie, Romano, , . ~ . . „P_P , . . _. ress Banner, Mr. C. Swainson, Mr. Percy M. D The CHAIRMAN supported the motion, reniarking the accused. t and coming to the sand tbe tide beipg row. . liehe life- ove, a m • 'T himself suddenly invested by land and by sea in the -- ' - " • " - - • , ' '. . - - - The. Right Rev. CHAIRMAN, in openin ' ' 'that the difficulties in the way of proceeding with the evening . ; the consequences, however, being. happily After the examination of several witnesse •1 d' s, inc u ing fortress to which he had withdrawn. The Emperor Of these there are 39 daily papers published In England, 1 Interieur. and Agriculture ; D.• Aossa, Justimi. boat e• - ' • ' d two , cobles went to thit Waa,,,,at in readiness, an .- 0 g the p ro .. unatteuded with loss of life. We learn that a train of Bin Scotland, 1 9 in Ireland, arid 2in the British' Islee. 4 '.. • a.: -.. •n• . • mini ' n ' , Spaventae Pah& , Laterze,,Tinance ; . Imb , harbour's mouth, but the vessel didn t ening: , - slio - aia 'I ceedings, said 'he was very mech gratified to fin purchase of the ferries appeared to be removed. Mr .j. H. Jeston sur eou who said that in his judg- w i ' -• . d 'so , g , shed to show a mark of sympathy to a Prince cruelly On reference to preceding etlittons of. this ueeful direc e I , . e . NI • • E I • t . al Af- ever, when . off Skinni a arOiie I. few. -. miles south Of many ladies preseet on that as on former occasions R Mr. HILL warned the commissioners that, if they 0 • empty aoods trucks was shunted from the down to the ' • • • ment he could not attribute her death to any other tried by fortune ; but his Majesty, true to the principle tory, we find the followiag interesting'thets, viz. i that I üblic instruction ; 1 ~ancini,., ce esias ic . believed if there was ever d• ' • ••• e 'agreed to the motion nit stood, they pledged the parish up line at Churchill station, to allow the No. 11 down WI *tb II d' •• • - l'' to keth li afl 4 , . ii y, n.mg it rmpossi ie e p es ie ,ea in 1821 there was published in. the United Kingdom 1 fairs ;, and' Obertie Publio 'Woeks. • e year unng, which the' .to ' , . . cause than a long continuance of the want of food and of non-intervention which has been the sole guide to they ran her on the beach. The crew, exceptingn ladies firming the. H o .. • ' ' ' • . e mmittee tof that society had felt •an enormous expenditure, the amount of assenger train to pass This was at about 615 a ni which they P • -• ' '' nourishment, a statement which was heard with great his conduct • towards Italy since the Peace Of Villa- 267 journals; in 1831, 295 ; ill -1841, 472; in '1 851 ; . 1 A Finance Cemmittee has - been initituted under master were drowned in attempting to get to land ii , that their labours.were productive oebenefit to ala ' could not at present foresee; and that they would be and although the signals had been applied to show the • _ 567; but in 1861 there are noar established and circu- i . • • ' the presidency of Signor Manna, . • - their boat. Had they run their ship ashore at Whitby, rge la • up line was blocked, the driver of the shunted train sensation, franca did not pretend to assume an active . 'part in-a lated 1,102 papers, showing that, an extraordinary im- , . their lives would have been saved. It is probable they , . and deserting class of women, it was-the past P eing themselves in a worse position than they were Mr. Griffiths, havin • • ' ' • g learnt that it was the intention of political struggle. By prolonging itself beyond the pulse has been given to every description of newspaner ', , . year, and i a a t. heard the approaeli of a train on that line II • • •. . did not know, where there were, especially is the grieve especially during this inclement- season, 'when there was - in 0 dprasenta -It was not for them to make sacrifices , . . - . . a resersed the bench to send the case before a jury for trial, said • • If h ' • ' • d • ''' Th • . - •- - t bl' t ' ' provisions . la ac gave rise to it, this emonstration enterprise. e magaziaes now. in course opu ica- i ITALY. very great distreas prevalent, and when articles of Pro- -. wa , r_,er to rerneve difficulties out of Messrs. Coulbora's nis eegine, but neaertheless a violent . collision nook he should reserve his defence. naturally. assumed a different character. The presence tion, including the quarterly revtews, number 481,-0 t ' ' ROME, Jan. 15. alters the appearance olthe land. OF GAME OUT OP. SEASON -JOSenll Barns, vivions being so dear, there Must at present be a very _ ~..r. %Pose they took the ferries to-morrow; and place. The driver of the approaching train (a London The Chairman said from the evidence adduced h ' • • ' '. • t ey of our flag, destined solely to cover the retreat of his wbich no less than 207 are Of - a decidedly . . religions I p ace , Some arrests have taken 1 on • account of • SALE . ~ ~..... ' ,_........ A, d hcensed dealer in game, or &Jewett-row,. waiseorth-roe ,I , ~,., tailed in ' - obta• ' ' • ds\ shut off steam • character Amon. thete the Church "of' ru g tand has 1 • • to the .Lainbeth 'Felice- ' tan 'Wed- - great number of needlewomen suffering severely. (Hear, " You ar ming their bill, Mr. Penny might say, Fo: , . , and the drivers and firemen of had no alternative but to send the case before a jury, Sicilian Majesty under conditions of a nature to shield • - • 'a • • • • ' the political demonstration inehe APollo Theatre. was summoned . court hear ) Afte • r eulogising the efforts of the ladies of If th e bankru i " bth trains 'um ed off bef th • It, and I give you notice to quit. . i p ore e crash took place. and Mr. Mitchell would therefore be committed to h• d' 't b 1k d ~ its special organs; and the Wesleyans, Primitive Menlo- , . is Tilley, ecame 00 e upon as an encouragement to dists, Baptists, Independents, and other Christian com- a portion of the population of Gaeta has arrive, - J, A nesdav to answer an informatiim laid at the instance • . Live a • • e matter had bee d One of the firemen was injured in (lonia. so. The . of the Associatiott far the Preventiiiii of , the -Sale Of ' rpo lin the cause of charity, and expressing the been obtain n delayed Until after the bill ha e • a 0 f d G 1 f tri lat th ' L t ass sorrow be felt ed the e i Th _ xor oa or a e ensuing en izes. resistance, and assumed the shape of material support. munities, are fully represented in this branch of here. e London goods train was roceedin at Game out of Season, charging him with the possession • rcumstaeces would have been p g a rate of on .hearing of the death of the lady altered ; but he ad • Application was made for bail, and the Bench stated Hence incidents soon occurred which imposed upon the literature. ----...... . of seven head of grouse on the' 29th tfaDecember last, ins about thirt • . , pr e eident , __Mee..A r etinettight, than whom none -had a b t • ed them not to commit themselves miles an hour y at the time of the collision, that the Id b• 1 111 M . hll • h f y won accept al , r. it e ee n t e sum o Commander-in-Chief of thP squadron the obligation of A MAN KILLED AT A SHOOTING MATen.--A shock- ; . - being nine days after the time allowed by hot fee the along the ferries o • MAIL NEWS. and from this some idea may be formed of the violence 11 and warmer or a . • r payin g the money until they ing catastrophe happened at Malsern, Woraestershire. sale of sueh game. The defendant pleaded Lau t 3 4; . _kinder. heart, his lordship concl d d y u e by get the bill. , . £2OO and two sureties at £lOO each. reminding the Neapolitans, as well as the Piedmontese, 1 Th If •+ d S t • mer Fulton, with NeW of the meeting of the two trains. • The engines were edneeday afternoon A piaeon-shootina =tea e nhe tates sea , . rimed, in extenuation•of 'his offence, that' he was igno- .., reading the follewieg report :- _ .... _.... ..... _ • - - a The inquiry lasted six hours, and during the whole of nhe nett .of strict neutrality prescribed to him and cm W ••• • • •-- ° • ° • After considerable discussio ' not much injured, but the tender of the one which inn • , . was held in a field In the suburbs ot that town, when York dates to the sth instant, arrived off tne rsut of ,the.•law on the sabject. • The magistaate - told " "The committee for th ' n, Mr. Caine added the , . e Society for Needlew fll • a d t li . • of that time the Town-hall was densely crowded. The • which it was almost impossible for him to maintain. It ed Collins ; three silver cups were shot for. A man nam him that, as a dealer in game, it was his duty to know in, presenting the 'subscribers with the omen, . o emir, wor so is motion .---e - • into the othe n• was completely demolished. A dozen ' Needles at 11.15 yesterday. • Contingent upon the ; , remains • • • • • of the poor girl were interred in the afternoon was the more important for the Government of the the boots at the Unicorn Inn, was employed to place . the law and fined him 20s and costs, his 1 . 1081114 being ) year 1860, are happy. to state-that the report for the' bill now before Parliament being passed." trucks were smashed 11 t • ' a o preens, and their contents The Indus arrived at Southampton •with the . • • . • , : • ... ' . work has p las of the same day in •the ground adjoining the a• h Emperor not to accept the responsibility of such a posi- the pigeens in nhe trap, and had just placed a bird in . . forfeited by the conviation. - •ae ' '`.. "- ' ' gressed well and steadily. • pro- The CHAIRMAN said he did , scattered about. Sve al others w• i • • tint receptacle in- the regular way, and was walking heavy portion of the China, Australian, and Cal-. THE DUNDRY Munamt.-Weiegret tole= that the p. "There is one circametance - that especially d es alteration not approve of tne . e r et a throne off the church, and a large crowd followed the corpse and were ,as fran an reiterate ec arations did not allow ' tion k d • d d 1 • ' rails, and. both lines were blockaded with the wreck. present at the funeral. •ards the shooters for the purpose of. pulling the cutta mails, and 429,121 in specie. At Gibraltar, condition of George Waterrnan, ahe a hushand .of -the .; to be recorded, and that is, that all arrears ferves of any misinterpretation of his intentions. Since the end tor ! a • • , ; . n i. scriptions . have been paid up. At the sane° tiin Th • sub- e amendment was then put and lost, the voting a h ' e T damaae don • a e will undoubtedly amount to several f October in fact, Vice-Admiral de Tinan was in- stnn a and liberatine the b.rd, ellen le happened to be. London - 3. 1 - 1 woman so bratally murdered on the evening of the 9th Exchange on , 0 7 ,- to °O a . the turn of Mr. Allflat, architect, of Malvern to shoot brit., and who was himself very severely - beaten, has total amount of the subscriptions does not a pe lthe . being as follows :-.For : Messrs. Boyd, Littledale, and hundred Pounds. Th e acc id en t appears attributable to The ehip Celestial arrived here yesterday from China, ° i . . . large as last year, the amount in 1859 havgig bee so Fishwick.-Aganist e Messrs. Caine, Holmes the driver of the London goods train not noticing the 1 A 11* '' with tea, after discharging part of her cargo in Belfast. structed •tb inforni King Francis 11, that our vesse a and he had cocked his gun for that purpose. sCo ins A THE WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS. undergone an unfavourable change. On Thursdaymotna - Isaac ive was walking toward§ him, Mr. Allftat turned .rouna to a , , a ing symptoms of-an alarming natureapresented -them-. - , swelled by several arrears:which were then paid. n Hughes, Marshall, Harrison Ma d H k'' ' distant signal being at dim 1 h CHILD'S BODY FOUND.-Yesterday, the body of a could not gemain indefinitely before Gaeta as pass ~, 5 "While congratulating the subscribers upon th e Hill, aud B erley ~ ue, ossac , herford, ,• • ger, a t ough on the other speak to some one near, having his hand upon the - ' SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. ao. selves, and it was feared that Waterman •would fiet t d child was found in a box in Vauxhall-road. It was spectators of a struggle which would only lead to a , • results of their exertione, there is another fact that the tied. Y , - • The motion was then put and car- hana it is asser e the frost prevented the signal acting. • • 1 . supposed tne child was born a rye. ter ffasiou of blood. The same intimation was made grea e trigger, when, either from slipping on the feoeen ground., The royal mail stea m - s hip Oneida with the surviv e . Th e rema i ns o f the murdered "'amen were 5 committee wish to impress upon them, and through ' The Ch • . ______________ FIRE, YESTERDAY.-Between two and three o'clock re p ea t e dly t o ' His Si c ili an m a j es ty, w h ose courage h a d so . . • abos e mails brings $394,335 in specie. She left iliterred on'Thursday in Dundry e , , . w k eh. h . or from some other cause, the hammer of the gun fell • . , • • ehurchyard in Presence ______ r them upon *the public generally, namely, the strong m airman declined to vote. THE FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION IN yesterday morning a fire broke out at the boat building- • • ' d • • . • on the nipple, the gun went off, mid being at the moment . _ as' (if a large number of.spectators. Tne trieee•Y ,_,_ • St Thomas on the 2nd instant, and experienced ' r. 110 LIM- completely save ins honour in the case. Meantime, the pointed at Collins, who was . only a few yards distant, • been found in Waterman's cottage emu !•0 11 e77:wril i necessity there exists• for immediate payments. The . e asked the law-clerk •h tt" • n a une might . be WOLVERHAMPTON. yard of Messrs. Cappin and Frazer, in Lower Herring- : circumstances we have alluded to have assumed a more the whole charge entered his body, a gTeat portion Of it 'head wieds, and . a _heav sea thiOughout the pas-- „ ow t h eeprtettme e e et eee _ d e l e e 'e reu rearees, Ha . a been . workpeople are obliged . to be paid When the work is expected to elapse before the fate d" d• f ton-street. As soon as the fire was iscovere in orma- into the heart and lungs 'With a groan the - • edertale • sage. The accounts from Barbadoes are favour- handed to a nephew cif Watetman; - who' litikue h L.: ti t 1 Id he. A , returned'. to . the institution, many of them depending before Parliament w . . as decided ? of the present bill ----. On Thursday the inquest was held on the h d f tion was communicated to the various fire stations, and serious aspect, and, wishing to conciliate the requitements P n_g. ani fll v fell to th d bi - - cl h . from the , poor eo. e grouu , 0 g • upon the days.wages for the day's bread ; and the com- The LAW -CLERK said • °Y ° the reels from the Brunswick Dock, Essex-street, and of a policy of neutrality with the first idea which in- ' o -us lag b lf able as regards the coming crops. Exchange on to invest it in .some bank for his unele'nuse, s o r , mitt e e feel sure that eapporters of an establishment hoped to carry it th if the bill was unopposed he was kill John Yates, who ed on Monday last, at the Mr. Hewitt's brigade from Hatton-garden were speedily dueed him to rocure for Kin Francis lls the means of a w° ' • • und A surgeon was quicklvan attendance, ut is t install- Lo P g , . services were of no avail. He 'died almos . ndon, 30 . days, , was quoted $490. The Cam- siir ,, viv e e e . '0 ' ..,, ' ft 'r ..1 1.-1. which has se eminently for its 'object the relief of the ' mi ht be J I rough by May, but if ai osed it Rough Rine ,Colliery, by the explosion of a boiler there, in attendance. There was a good supply of water, and a. ALAN .e HOZEN TO. DEA.TH.-stll '...n.--ay , n.„..4 . t: r free departure, the Government of the Emperor has taneously. Of course this awfid event at once put an perdown and the Merrie England had arrived' at ' • ‘ fr to dth another case occurred of a man beim, ozen ea . 1: poor industrious classes,. will not delay an hour longer tvi h uy or August before it was passed. pp the property of Messrs. Aston and Shaw. The boiler the various town brigades,aided by the West of England, • • • • made itself t . he intermediary of a proposition of armis- end to. the. sports of.the day. • • . ' than is necessary to defray the sum (small it May be, a t reference to the third subject mt" • . ded • t• • hina the fire in a short time. The bemerara withimMigrants from Calcutta. Manu- Moses Chapman of Upper Milli,'Saddleworth, news . _ f, mere nothing .to them), which may bring comfort to notice paper-that of agreeing upon en ioned in the "' s shown by competent witnessea to' have been an old succee c in ex Inguis a damage was, we believe, considerable. tice, which has been acquiesced in by the two bellige- 'THE WARDENsiIir or i•HE . CINQUE Poiers.-As it •, • Suturing operations were drawing to a . close. L ' -•r' ' lii usual •round ' agent and thopeeeper,.. was going ... . . ~ S' reallY 4 wretched home, a cause limey ' a widow's the board were willing' to sell a and worn-out one, in many places nor ot. a price at which . . . more than three- Th " Old F lk ' C t Com an " from An - in - 771 encer . p y . . , . rent parties. Stopped de facto on the Bth of the present .appears to be necessary to fill up the . ancient and honour- • _ _ able poet of Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports without , The crops generally showed . favourable results. .delive . ring hts newspapers, and atter passing through - .., . heart to fling for joy r Wallasey-breck to the tru t p r ion of their land at s ees .of - t sixteenth of an inch thick. Its dimensions were 6ft. by . e sailed fr.: s th h t•l• • . 'll • ' ded until the 19th m Boston in the Ro al-mail steamshr mon , os i ities wi remain suspen which . . 9 . P - a • nuich delay,.owing te the inability to carry on the bind- • Diggl c lied on his way , Standedge at the' Great' ' _ a a . up, . . . , ,- . The American markets exhibited no change in Western inn, where he obtained some refreihmente ' It -., "The committee cannot conclude their report without School-the Law-clerk was re he Wallasey Free 30ft. ;it had a round top and fiat ends, and was supposed quested to • • anada on the 9th instant, is due at this port tO. of January and it is also at that date that 1 ice-Admiral nese connected with the ports without the sanction of . •ces - •xc ange on ondon, 90 days, 1 per He left there at a late hour in the evening, and nothing ... t . h L . expeessieg the deep sorrow felt by all connected with with the , proprietors of the land ad• • • communicate to be from 20 to 40 years old. The thin places were tnorrot , :. We have no doubt b h 'll • ' ut tey wi create as a joinieg, de 'Lean will leave Gaeta." such officer, publie attention is• directed to the flues _ pre • . ...‘ this society on the occasion of the death of the lady to the board the result. and to report was seen or beard of him till - the following •morning,_ 0 . hidden in the brickwork, and had become thin by the great a furore in this country as they have in their own, . . . . • h IdW d e e 1 t remium. bt. Thomas continues healthy. • , president, whose services, - while an active rnemher of The remaining business which, was f • The Moniteur also publishes the following cor- tion, who will be t onew 'or a 5 ee . A. general cen . p when he was discovered lying . in the sneer, And quite,. . a the committed were always readily bestowed and most racter, having been disposed of, the o. a routine cha- meetin corrosion. cf damp. The aeoiler was being. worked at where they enjoy an immense popularity. The peculiar .. _ , . c. ,___ ng., „ tyle of dress they wear in the concert-room, the same respondence relative to the suspension of arms :- le'li says the Dover Chronicle, "is displayed in favour The political news from Valparaiso is unim- dd t t2 l lf - h• h II ' . ea ,a , a spo ,mi es rom Is. ome. eap , of the illustrious premier Viscount Palmerston. In modern 43 1 to to have been dead so tnne From the marks in - the ' / highly valued. g broke up. 741 b. to the square inch, and by the enginemen was 6 as was worn one hundred years ago, and the music they " GENERAL CIALDINI, COMMANDING THE BESIEGING times, the Right Hon. William Pitt. the Earl of Liver- ant. Business was dull Exchanee port . e ~ . me t. . . . ._., t " The treasurer of the poor clothing fund has also been Tim SI T k ' LK RADE.-...- circular of Mess ,-------, . ' considered safe at that pressure, and thoy attributed the • • • • • • d 'II • sing being identified with that perio ,wi give to ARMY BEFouE GAETA, TO ADMIRAL LE BARRIER DE pool, the ever-memorable Wellington, the late lamented 431* Affairs were tranquil in, Bolivia. snow, the deceased had not lain down and fallen asleep , : e obliged, from ill-health, to d e p u t e her duties to another Dufour and Co of Lvons m ta t• • , _ ,en ions na , rs. Arles, the explosion to the safety-valve becoming frozen, and their concerts the character of an original ana novel • - n t althonah n , TINAN. Marquis . Dalhousie, have sustained the dignity of this - ' -- directly, as the snow was Yery much distirrbed for some .e fo r a year ; but it is hoped that at the end of that time U *ted S • „ eae prey ' distance up to where the body was. He was a .mOl e enting the esca p e o f s team, and a consequent unsafe entertainment. They have secured " St. Georeie's-hall" , " Castellona Jan. 11 186 L i nportant post• and there is no a a posi- CUTWARD A NIERICAN MAIL. r • ahe • will be equal to resume the position s eso a y i s . ' ' h bl fil ni tates take annually about 200,000 000 f - (£8,000,000 sterling) worth of silk goods froai E ' ' ' or a series o en cancer s, commencing on a nes ay generation. T ' h • •(1 . 1 d f ' f t t • Wal d• • • his hypot ems was ri lee c by a • , 9 ! . 7 one occupein a e "Monsieur l'Amiral,-I have the honour to declare to non of public trust at the present moment who is more . LONDONDERRY', Jllll. 18. greatly respected.. • , r "In conclusion, the committee earnestly recommend the fall in prices since the outbreak of t_ _:urope, AN OLD WOMAN BURNT TO DEATH.--7-10..Ashford, ~ • scie rfi. evening next, that being their first concert in Europe. a this institution to the continued good offices of those who crisis leas not b he disunion . ..lit engineer and n i c man, Mr. E. T. Wri a , . you that, until the close of day on the e9th instant there fitted to succeed the late nobleman than Lerd Viscount ;The Canadian steamer Bohemian called here the Coroner of Promo, held an inqtiest- at tbe Unicorn - - een morn than between 2 and 3 per cent THE Soup KIICHENS.-The managers of these places Palmerston, K.G., the present Premier of England. We Inn on Monday afternoon last, on the bedyof Maty .. . , patent boiler neaker, who said the boiler was un- will not be u.ndertaken on my t f h flity . part any ac o os i : ha* y• e been so long its warm iMpporters, an . d at the sime on the superior descriptions °win , to the lim•t d e e continue to dispense relief to the destitute. The police . hone the inhabitants of these orts will send a rcouisi-:' -day, and Imvine received inaila, passengers, , ' e . . - ' -- itic revisal . . P -,• NI , tts d h hdd ed n e P a , inn! . set enty-six, w o a i o .... .. a - time beg t o urge its claims upon the notice of all who .in the market I I ' b '• 1 e supply safe at any pressure It beemed that new pl t n tle common descriptions there has were p t ' . e' ' 6 too, whete they find want, can afford the really deserving against the fortress, nor any work of approach, nor any lion with td 1 ou , eay to the noble yiscountaasking him to &c.• steamed for Portland. Tuesday from the effects of burns sustained Oa. mar r aaY not hith ri e o heve . ' draw t't b * hacl - their attention no i . eeu ared • uction of between 6 and 12 per cent. Appended i ns - , u ei. three months ago, but no thorough relief in bread, soup, potatoes, and coal ; a very impor- augmentation in the number of battering cannon, if, at accept th . t • i• cl• 't d 1 " ' . is pos o igni yan rogoer e... . _..,.. . , _____- while the • , , day, the sth instant. It appeared that t _ rot 'r '' It e a A 1 k t b • 11 only require to be InOre wiee y nown o e more to this circular is a tabl h •a t .• e s own], he price of silk in 'section of the b • oiler was ma d e . The government tant item is the last to the poor at this season. The the same time, the fortress shall not provoke me by its rt van/Err Ac'diis - IW+ 'AT SVNDERLAND.-On Tuei- ,• . • old woman was engaged in •cleaning the hear 11.01 - her ,- aPP ' *tad, " '1 t attract the goodwill of France d • ins ect ,s • •'- . THE FROST. - a , and cannot fat o an elsewhere during the last ten years. It .p or remarked upon the necessity for a thorough benevolent, and those blessed with means, are doing i this case e flames soon , re or by proceeding with its works. In I day night, between. eeven and eight o'cloCk, a fearful . . house, her cap accidentally ignitedaand th . . el• • f th • a.• aose who, desirous to . improve the con ition o eir appears to have' undergone great fluctuations Thus • inspection wh • the their duty admirably and we may mention that the In London the , frost is now fast breaking up, spreadinn• to her other garments, she eeceived frightful . e . Poorer nei hbo - f 1 fid tth t the surest means France, the first and secon ' g , urs, ee oon en a d class of silk which were in g : ,In . , en repairs were made, and also upon reat need th R IL . ' ' ' ' ' • ver Burial Societ Prescot-street throuah its hll i I myself freed from all engagernents, and accident occurred at the Monkwearmouth colliery, by . s a cons cer , • • a • was laced under • i 1r ;- 4 of cli.ing so is to place in their hands the power of doing 1851 quoted at•losf. to 107 f., declined t 94f nd 99f. of oi ere was of a regularly appointed inspector °Sa lle t l and efficie i Y' t Mr Joh ' n L ' 11 . f I WY ll ' ll se als° °°. my part. which a poor boy, named James Mitchell, lost his life,e with the Wind from S.W. There is still large injuries before assistance arrived. She p . awrence, t e suspension o Los ries s a cea t entleman from for themselves. . • in 1854, and in 1860 had again risen to 1 134 f and 3 b lers,• The jury were for criminating the pro- h ex a e s e de n votCd a con . si l de tgocr e e ye bl i: ' r r im of * the 1, - • h d• 1 • 1 • l'A 'al I hll t 'age surplus see otwit sten trig his, a onszeur mil , s a n o sre m r mid four other lads sva o e or less inlured. .- It quantities of drift ice in the lower reaches, which . the care of Mr. Bush, surgeon, hut tha g . . g ,' 1 6f. prictors for using a boil a,- appears that, at the time in . question, the five lads got • • the first entertained no hopes a her recovery, the nee- .6 „ , _POOR CLOTHING FUND. Two PERSONS BURNT TO DEATH AT HULL-A e . r that was worn out, but the funds to the relief of the destitute, and during the past h fir t I. open fire without your doing so in t e s p ace. eou i • 1 b I • • . nto a tub to go iip,the me nie y w irch the workmen . to , some extent interrupts. the nevigation. t shock ben roes system having received a grea , - .. des the . " The conamittee have e the labourin man a: ed fift • much pleasure in directin a , _ g .t , g y-seven years, named James coroner having reminded them that no complaints had week they opened a soup kitchen, and distributed large . will be judge then, and you will be able to repeat on pass:from - one part of the mine to the other. The eneine • burns being of an extensive character. The poor Old ' , g sittention-of th been ' - d . THE BANK RETURNS. '• • e sebscribers and Men& to the increase of Lana met est h a shocking death on Wednesday, at convee e to the prop after a quantities of bread, soup, coal, &c.,. to the deserving woman lingered in dreadful agony till Tuesday, when a . . is ' sale of nuo rietors, the jury h e side the fault may be.-Accept, &e., which draws ins the tubs started as usual, but tile ° tab . . which hear clothing during the past year, the making of Hull. He was employed in' Mr. J. Stephenson's blood- lengthened . consultation, found th t * ' poor. This is a work worthy of imitation, and the 's r es ~. 0. . n , was he coin and bullion show a decrease of , nd to her sufferings. The • ur - returned ,o. " The General eonllnanalag .ue sleae before Gaeta, had scarcely moved before it went off the line, and T .. death put an e I ) ' . a orded emnlo , Yment to the inferior classes of manure manufactory i uear Stoneferry. Hull, and on the . been killed by the explosion of an old boile a the deceased had society cannot but receive the approbation of all kind _ f accidental death. • , , needlelome smashed to pieces. It is surmised that the fiese jerk of £4 • 00,033, and the reserve of notes a decrease of a verdict o n into a•s a positor _ ,_ din Subscribers to the institution and de- day in question wen mll office, a little after added the following censure :-" The r and the , Y hearted people. The corn merchants sent £lO yesterday " CIALDINI '' ' the engine had started up one of the plates of the NARROW EsCAPE OF THE ARCHDUKE Maxrettetan.' 7, . 5',436 499 -We read in the Austrian Gazette-" On Wednesday.: 7e ' d tage of ain the District P • P ur ch4 •l th rovident Seciety have the advan- twelve o'clock, to get his dinner. It would seem that their verdict 'as to the death of .Toljitlry, in returning to Mr. Raffles at the police court, and £lO to the e GENERAL RITUCCI, GOVERNOR OF THE FORTRESs OF tramway, and of course as soon as the tub went on, the 7 • ' • . _ n small profit is tak nt i . f e articles at cost price, and only a the fire was not a very good one,. for shortly afterwards censure the ro rietors e Yates, Wish to Coroner, for the relief of destitute persons. The weather, GAETA, TO VICE-ADMIRAL LE BARRIER DE TINAN. plate went smashing through it and inkired the poor „ e nieg, at nine o'clock, the specialtrain which brousht el the advantage tele • rren n oe _ se e ser ie ere w hil s t all have he was seen in the yard gathering firewood, which he hs . o. ,k p p or persons. in authority for so far as thaw is concerned, is more favourable, and it . , ..• " Gaeta, jaii. 12, 1861. lads inside. Tbe body of the boy who .was killed pre s . GAZETTE NEIVS. the• Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian to Vienna, and in le articles of clothi elpatterns an d fi x i ng upon useful took into the office; and about twenty minutes after, as u. vin a wor ed a boiler which, according to Mr. Wright's is hoped it may last; still distress, to some Fxtent, "Monsiein: l'Amiral,-Having received the orders of stilted a hortifting sight, : as he was quite doublea tip, , e k notice in the Gazette from the Portuguese which were Lieut. Field-Marshal de Schmerling, Count n Th e ' ng :nit little trouble. • man named George Sleight was passing, he heard a e Rev. Mr. Apex, a • s ffi II t t d • • • evidence, was quite worn out. We also reco . rnmend the must prevail, but no doubt the benevolent will not s and tde plate had passed right throuali his body in two his Majesty - the King, my august master, I have the . - a _ . . Board of Health states that . the islaud of St. Bombelles, and other' members of his highness's suite,'" ei . /.7 ' . . . . .. el f Imore then read the financial state- moaning noise withie the o ce. e a once en ere it, appointment of an Inspector of boilers " The co 1 1 • 1 • d fforts sac cen in t !err goo e , . places. One of the other lads had his leg completely • . . Vi and hdl f B li a e t er n but half an hour when the sallitiii cellars ..-• aa sn a ' Men 1r , , t, from.which it appeared e • d I nitied at finding Law, laid helpless upon the told Mr. Aston what a . . ' roner honour to make known to you that until the close of smashed. He was removed to the infirmary. where the Thomas; and also the islands of St. ncent cau3ht fire thromeh the ''el4 .' ''' V re airist°Tes - "..,- -..- -1-.4 t at. the receipts for the an was io . . narrow escape he had bad, and , . • • en • BtoL. E. Perrier, Oar readers lwe onl ) to s d their addres ~ ,O, et, eating ef tlee, P.. • die IS Past year, including the bal • , ground encircled in flames. Sleight immediately raised that gentleman, in repl t 1 • 77, Regent-street, W., London, and they will receive, free by day on the 19th instant there will not be proceeded injured limb was amputated at an early hour on Thurs. St. Jago in. the . Cape Verde Archipelago., are ., eon- , .• ~. •,. , , The flame,. fed,by combiiiiibleinateriabesp •. in •'' -.6 C. ance in hand from the pre- ' y 0 um, subsequentl said he post, 105th edition of the '' INVALID'S OWN GUIOE," or •, • , h • f , • f btt ri d • 1 - '1 ' h 1 -• ' siderect suspecte.d of ye11etefey,4,.;,,,,,,, , ~, ~., ~, ci s % was ••,' i I ',ions year, were £9BB 12s. 44d l • an alarm, and the foreman, who resides at the place, should give the wido - y natural restorer without medicine or expense of pertct diges- wita in i. is onress any construction o new a e es, .ay morning. The ot ler, were more or ese, t ouga. ,i ...and he'conueetion with th et tiler earth'. ~t a cum . : g 11 , eaving a balance in w £5, and set her up in business. as in . and for this year of na . prom tl ame to his assistance. Deceased was at once tten, strong serve.. Bound lungs and refreshing sleep to the nor any augmentation of those actually in existence, not so severely injured. It is.seid thatlheeleceased boy- --- ciii'rieeni den'ilen;en who had been reetted as tut ffi iCount de iltinitteV';;4,Nit'' ' ' e el were e id th 2s. 4d. The stet t t - P " emen . as o died a conveyed to the infirmary, at which place he . most enfeebled . , effectually remo . vin g indigestion (dp . pepsia), was Very little, and 'only abont eleven yeere, of l ege.- ~ ~ .., . ..,..e. ,e ee,..• .. Leie,e , •• -•' el -' ... -' . ' ber "Oil tEethii l i iiil , 64„wq A4Pirlioill '-.• • - e d• tely 'el a, e poor clothieg fendeshowed nausea, and sickness even during pregnancy, debility ner- dtlatnov k h ll b ted beyond the repairs an a ,or s s a e execu . • Newcastle Chronicle. . , . h Ittin's cir 'Venous tv est 'twang or e or e e h we , , at' iait:)i '. ' . 'l'l ' ' . end a y i eamsgsme-diaaee as inim us ai . t i 3 2s. 9d. . , a -balance-in hand of- - short time after admittance.-A few days aao, a girl SALISBURY CATLIEDRAL.-The Hon. and Reverend vousnes>, palpitatiou, cough, asthm a , incipient consumji • Wm. required by circumstances.. • n e i i 'l' !, .1 .i .1 , , difficulty • . er . named Mary Jane Anderson, servant to M b r. Robert Douglas Gordon (son of the late Earl of Aberdeen) was dropsy, colisLipp,tion, flatulency, diarrlicea, dysentery, bilious- ~ i • . A Vpl nteet" t rrfj,YrV ..00ft,lal A. 4:,. agliii. r ti.; :,100.1giit tile , ti;aiii!teritisttOVezoVith. so t i: funtiture whether hy • n er t . a.. 1 ' .. a4-•iia l •'' ' • ' 1: •'e't 'hi) ''411.1...„ i _ to The Rev . . Rector CAMPRELL, in mew' Jackson farmer of Preston near Hull, met with a admitted, on Tuesday last, to the Canonry Residentiary n i e h s , s, levers, sore tbrorits, ieatarrhs, eolds, noi.-es in the ears, "If 1 •P the besieners nrovoke Sta ,, , sowes sr, 0 ~ . , . . ~ ~•, 4, EAT .4.4.ALVF,1 . 1.5.—e,, , ..,-9711,... 17 11111XAS . e i), _ , ,1 .,„ 0 ,44r.,,* ( 441,1,m5,,,m . the „A dmit k , CON S ? I .4ta. , the . the t•elvet believe. yer tOgir 'amen ano _.,_ _ Lir e de "Port end financial statereent be • ing that the hIC ' 'el ' t h• h 'lt d • 1 death She in Salisbury Cathedral, which became vacant by the i irra zg t s;:, . s e i o e u e t A, i s eid e u s i s aies a , c ar i e t atoll s , hysteria, neuralgia, au meeting their batteries, ,or ny Derming newaoriese nt aaaaa opathle . i I , :stabl.s n.inr,,fli, s re, lie Li li• o ,34,imei,A.411T r is:1 .ew ;' , ' laik4 l/ 4141 "la "49 ""' is'" ''" ..' -.0 iilitownet'Britie vim "' e sritthe fire ili i : elt i V,Z a laid *f printed.and circulated soc ing acci en ,w ic resu e in ier . id y, Palpitation, heartburn, ~ - , ~,,, ; ', ~ ~, ~ , siciz i-eirfeei`ll34§, - Ih` 'Eifp'titiuins. t,h,9 ,_nytirPliA449,lllVP,n , , D'ift ilpt_t . ._____, a ~.) . 1 ., , pfiv. _ ii . A enot ermit 'the • . , 1.. wa s e t• .. / was filling a boiler with water, when her clothes took preferment of the Ron. end Rev. Dr. Waldegrave. to the lieadaehe, (1 1 ;spond ene y, cramp, spasnaa siarltra-Proeelsis:, am etir. that' . .:sa *ll , l l O , foekt-,! 0 : 1 4 lap , o ngaszein exit, ~ a .ane aaviseivaaestliasiea, abaaa ga,,,atatavailfathAira:f :a.'r e a 4 " , . . 4 ' V" 11. " with the aid otitava aralid snow. ,_,..... his sea in f t i f 1 1 ' ed lie u .) No o a very saeisfactory character. M %-ear, fire and although prompt medical assistance was Bishopric of Carlisle. 11.1 r. Ciordon also becoree treesurer es; also cluldren,'s complairitk: . , Accoman . va,i4 numerous iln order io prevent any false interpretation in-easii' testa lishment &mpleted:' , .! paten aye the pnvilcg appoin men o c tap ems. detached, and e t 4.foliduke having °la' , • • • ne who het :reed - Ilood's vow of ' - the obtauied, the aecidentwas atteiided with fatal results. of the Cathedral. suceessful auaed'itliiiill'hitir iiiiiisted ill' Mate lioitment, and I been abaadoned as nPedlets. of the re-commencement of firing from the fortrose, I of using the public dou by Dz. Gully. ches and other baths newly erected The Gazete shows that during the week ending another, the t pursued its jourtisP te " -s e - -. e . - . eJ . , - . .2 e • ~ '-.-- . - , • • • . • . . , , . • . . . , - ~ ' • , . . _ - . • # ~. s ~. • -- - --- • . - _._ __ __- ___. ..._____. _ __ -_ - . -- ----- - -- - - - - --- , . . _ ______ -- - - _______ ________ . ._