... . NEWS, OF ,l K, theipco has as 5s~Otii of te Earlof Delwarr i was dcidedthe atl that an institution for the better ae andrfra agains' tign of juvenile criminaflls should besalhddepart At sum of £1192 ...

... A frightful catastrophe occurred on Friday. the 14th inmt., at Coec!Cy. near Sedgley. in South Staftordssire, which has already occasioned the death of four persons, and injured several others. some of whom are not ex. pected to rccover. in addition to ?? amount of property. It is customary in the mining districts of Staffordshire for the overseers of pits, either of iron. stone. or coal, and ...

... OUR CONTEMPORLBt-1s. T-qlTwo Aaaufl GAMBIED AwiTYm.e.)- We do not mean to exaggerate the suces of the Bus. * general KarsisnotanotherSebastopol; AMOenDI enot such another volable purt a the CfimeL But ether Wt our a uth n derrate the loss we have so- =d as the apathy of our statesmen underated the cethat wa required. To have conquered a arrisoen cspable of suh a defence as it has maintained ...

... .11 GREAT HORSE FAIR AND THE SWELL MOB. TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRESTON CHRONICLE. Sin,-It is feared we may have a greater number than usual of unwelcome visitors at the ensuing fair,.smart ladies and gents., with tickets of leave. Would it not be desirable to procure a detective from London to assist Air. Gibbons? The public should be cautioned against taking watches or purses to the poultry ...

... THE CRIMEA. The lytest accounts statethat the banks of the Tchernaya bt are still flooded. The Mackenzie heights are surrounded el by strong gabionades. M The weather- has been. frightful in the Black Sea. Twelve merchantmaen, of varibus nations,hbad been wracked m ait the Sulina mouth of the Danube. The M1oicitcm', of Thursday publishes a despatch from E: Marshal P61issier, who reports fromn ...

... THE DEATH OF JOSIAH COYDER, ESQ. We regret to have to announce the death of Mr. Josiah Condor, which 0elancholy event occurred on Thursday evening, at his residence in St. John's-wood. Surrounded by his family, who hafe been in constant attendance upon, him ever since his illness assumed a serious form, he most peacefully entered into rest at about hal'-past eight o'clock, without a struggle. ...

... SECOND EDITION7. .UOANING CHRONICLE OFPICN, Saturday, 12 8) p.m. TELEGPIAPEIC DESPATCHES.' THE NEGOTIATIONS. DRESDEN, FRIDAY. Baron Seebaob, the Saxon Minister at Paris, and also son-in-law to N. de Nesselrode, who is about to proceed to St. Petersburg, is to explain the position of affairs, and to recommend moderation to the Russian Government, which regards the neutralization of the Black ...

... Is I FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD i 1856; dil wa BEING IBISSEXTILE, OR LEAP YEAR. Lo I i {i1 0 X I 1 2 t 1O } 5 t Ei| ^ Fi1 9| 9 be ml JANUARY ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 2 3 4 5 Tu Sun rise 8. 8 0 7 S 9 10 11 12 taiu Neiv 91on 7th 11.17a. 13 14 1S 16 i7 18 19 th, Full Moon 22nd8.29m. 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 80 31 RC FaBituARY ?? . ?? . ?? . ?? . ?? I 1 2 S un rises 7.4 3 4 6 7 8S 9 p N.ll. 6th 10.36 m. ...

... From Friday's London Gaa#eG. . -- 0 - rogi DowNiKG-STREET, DEC. 26. mai Tbre Qu, en has been pytased to appoint Lloyd Evans Meshanm. Esq., to be Resident Magistrate in the District of Natal, in the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope. b brol WAR OFFIcE, DEa. 28. the Coldstream Guards-Capt. the Hon. H. W. Camp- quo bell, from the Rifle Brigade, to 'e Lieutenant and Cap- brol tail, by purchase, vice ...

... ?? question of the Danish sound dues isthau stated in the BanCers' Oircular:- There has been for some tiue rather anangry feel. ing expresed in several of the American journals rela. tive to the eustom of charging certain dues upon the passing of ships through the Sound into the Baltic in proportion to their tonnage. By the principal Euro- pean states these charges have been loeg acknowledged ...

... SERViCES 0F A LIFE.BUAT. - - -II An o i was FreJ.ted, at Tuby, of kly W=n, r the Irat time during a gale of wind from S E,,tb life-boat of tise ?? and the',resut- of the trial vws in every reepect satsfactory; indeed it was well it was go, for the next day both ee life-boat and crew were severely tried, b%* they behaved admirably. The undinching courage and untiring energy of the crew, in ...

... Baron Martin has explained to Doctor Jackson. His speech had been garbled, says the judge; Ithe speech was given verbatim, say the local reporters. However, we give the judge's own words from his explanatory letter to the sensitive, but nevertheless patient, Doctor Jackson :- The hubstance of what I maet to say, and believe did say, was this-that in a case of presumptive evi- dence ...