... ? f-ftrrfssol*f*f. - NOTICES TO_ CORRFESONDENTS. All letters intended for publication *sust oeaccompanied by thenamesa and addresses of thot writers, not -ecessarily for pubieahCon,' butfor the iimformc;io of the/s#diitr. Corrpondents ?? se! any special Waeue upon their coe- rsunications must keep copies of te, as we cannot Under. take to return unused eontrinti.-. The demands on our columns ...

... TO CORREASPONDENTS. I We annot undertake to retrn commnnications of which we do not avaiU ounselves Communllcations shoulR alwvays be legibly written. and on one side of the paper only; it lng I inreses the difmulty of finding space for thrm. Whatever is intendod for ?? must be authenticated bY the name and address of the writer, not necessarily for prblication, but as a guarantee of his good ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCEO TIE :KIRKDALF RAGGED SCeOOLs.-Funds are required for the carrying on efficiently of those schools. Three hundred children, the very poorest from various parts of the neighbourhood, are in daily attendance. Tailoring and shoemaking are two of the industrial employments lately introduced with great success in these schools. The treasurer calls most respectfully aind earnestly ...

... I HOUSEIFWESE' CORDAR I LrVIB}POOL AND BIBR2ti'fAD AXBM. kwr. JOESS S. n11URRN50RD. APrwIOL Wednesday. Wednesday. e. d. d La d. a. d ?? V pond.0 6 in0 ?? 6 (B 0 S mutton .. . 0 6 Q0.8 6 a 5 ?? 0 ?? * O.0 8 Lembiforoaud hindiaj. .10 6 .21 0 .. 0 08 0 0 Vzeh Fork . V pound0 6 ?? 0 0eoo Lobstr ?? ,. 2 6 00. ?? 1 2 ..1 4 Salmon ?? 5 O0. 00 ?? O.. 0 0 CIod. .h, ,. 4..- 0 ?? O 3 0 4 Holesa. . . 0 ...

... THE BuRNS PRIZE ODE.-Miss Craig, the success- ful competitor for this prize and poetical distinction, is a young Scotchwoman, a native of Edinburgh, and for two years past residentin London. Early left an orphan, she was reared and educated under the care n of agrandmothernotinaffluentcircumstances. With n praiseworthy industry and self-cultivation of her intellectual powers, she early ...

... AUSTRIAN VIEW OF THE ITALIAN QUJSTION. The Vieessz Gazette has published ma ble article on the Italian question. It purports to be non-official; hut the editor of the Gaze'tte announces that he received it from the hand of a most honour- able person. We give a translation of the most striking passages eusuieour formes for what is right; this is what the voice within cui cries oat now to every ...

... U PP L A- The Prince of Wales is going to Rome. ml :'he fact is announced by the London papers.t [is royal highness will start on the 10th or W Ith instant. He will be accompaniod by all lr. Tarver, his two equerries, and his medical th. ttendant. The Prince will take with him ba Jreo carriages and a suitable number of h orses and servants. His royal highness will 'ursue his studies at Rome ...

... THE HAT & COAT SCRAMB AT ST. GEORGE'S HALL. The committee of the Burns centenary celebration, being as much annoyed as others that aught should have occurred to mar the enjoymont of the company on Tuesda~y. evet o , and recognising their ostensible responsiblity to the visitors for the ineffioiency of any arrangements, met yesterday afternoon for the purpose of investigating the derangement in ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE THE PAPAL STATES. Ancona is to receive large reinforcements of Aus- trian troops. The Papal Government, on the other hand, does not desire to see any more French soldiers land at Civita Veechia, according to despatches which reached Paris on Thursday. The Giorna7e di Romas has the following :- Some Turin corre3pondents in certain French papers state thirgs which appear ...

... . THE WELLINGTON COLLEGEI. INAUGURATION BY HER MAJESTY. % (Firoic the O.se9rer.) On Saturday, the formal inauguration of the Wel- lington College at Sandhurst took place, herMsjesty, the Prince Consort, Prince Arthur, and the Princess B Alice being present on thle occasion. The college liad il been opened for the admsission of pupils a few days previously, and when her Majesty vsited the ...

... LOCAL INTELLIR~ENCE __ ?? ST'l PTERS'S PARTSsc CHWISCH.-Anothor lectuIre, to a ur rge and attentive audionce, 6cl~oi. ,ivercd i cA thle schoolroomD, last evening, by Mr. Mercer, on The Chemistry of Food. r It W esat inteetin and ina~isctiv~e, a.'ll showed( ?? i~mi the supply And man's dt h of varus Iynils of food. The next L, lo i n Phrntsra will be delivered bycor.itect f ec- turer onl ...

... AlUtvt ?? R UtmE g. 11 SAwLU POPMIL LimC surRE1A. I The Queen has signified her intention to open the session of Parliament in person-a resolution confirmed, no doubt, by the aus- pioious event in which her people so heartily and universally rejoice. A Privy Council will be held by the Queen on Wednesday next, the 2nd of February, at Buckiagham Palace, at which the Royal Speech on the opening ...