... Re Twsi HARVES1' IN AMERICA.-Advi-es from tile Unitod States, to the 3rd instant, arrived at Liverpool on Sunday. 'Iy rhe New York Commercial List speaks in the follotn5I- 'Pd termsof the harvest piospects:- Though it is much too late in the season to attach importance to croaking about the t crops, yet it is well enough to notice the fact that private or letters, ss vrell as the published ...

... -- 0> of the 'Admiralty suggested to certain hon. members the con- venience of abstaining from making any motion on Friday, I I do not apprehend that anything I shall titan say will inter- fare with the opportunity desired by the right hon. baronet for bringing forward the navy estimates. (Hear, hear. ) ED5CATIONA L REPORTs. Mr. COWVrXR called attention to the circular of the Committee on ...

... er I S l 1,.A. -.: ! .-- %.. -& . -.tt-.. 1115rluthi ru ANt} ILtit 1RIS3IS. It is satisfactory to learn that, notwithstanding the - great variety of political opinion sustained by British Is journals, great anxiety is manifested in their columns for the retention of office by Lord Derby's cabinet. We subjoin some of these expressions.:- e (From the Press.) ' They may. it appears to us. ...

... VARIFTIES. Woman has this great advantage over man-she proves her will in her life-time, whilst man is obliged to wait till he is dead. A man that runs against a wheelbarrow may be compared to a1 instrument of science-for he is a baro-meter. HOW TO KEEr You ; OWN COUNSEL. -Get into a Chancery susit, and you will never get rid of him. If you are out in a thunderstorm, harry into an omnibus that ...

... COcIasSIoNS SIGNED BY THE LORD-L[EUTENANT.-In the Second Regiment of King's Own Staffordshire Militia: ti William Beauclerc Powell, gentleman, to be ensign, vice ti Martin,promoted; Robert Travers Atkins, gentleman, to be d ensign, vice. Ripley, resigned; both dated lst September, b, 1859. In the Queen's Own Royal tegiment of Staffordshire rm Yeomanry Cavalry: George Loch, Esq., to be captain ...

... a)ErrBY YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCiA- I TION. . t .- I . .. . .I - - ---tel Yesterday week the above association held a tea meeting in th the Temperance Hall, under the presidency of the Rev. R. th Mackliti, M. A. A selection of sacred music was performed tb -during the evening under the direction of Mr. C. Horaley, an accompanied on the organ belonging to the late Victoria- ah street ...

... John Morris Read, alias John Campbell, Samuel Thomp. . son, Ann Thompson, alias Bennett, and Thomas Smith (the o latter of whom has been convicted of stealing a copper), who o have lately been carrying on business as The Mercantile a Loan Fund Association, office, 2. Weymouth-terrace, New I North-road, London, N., were placed at the bar on remand d before Mr. Corrie, at Clerkenwell Poliee ...

... seaday ~(From our own Crrpodt) of the ;sodn Bar- MoNDA.Y, Jan. 3. valued. LATEST Fitom A~iEatCA-AILRIVAL Or THlE PERSIA. I. At The British a iad North Amnericans royal mail Steam shiip wheat 'ougIt Persia, Captain Judikins, arrived in Liverpool on Saturday p tI ns Stnornizig about nine o'clock, from New York, whence she 1,033 sailed on the 22nd, ult. 'rhe Persia has brought news to the much ...

... 4 CHESTERFIELD AND SCARSDALE VOLUN- - TEERt RIFLE CORPS. - . .I- - ,- ., - I .. . . . . . The adjourned meeting for the establishment of a volun. I teer rifle corps for Chesterfield and the neighbourbood, was E held in the Municipal Hall, Chesterfield, on Saturday after- noon week, at three o'clock. The Mayor occupied the chair. f 'The CHAIFIMAN said that havingg on tile last occasion en. ...

... On Tuesday evening, the 18tb inst., a complimentary dinner was given to Mr. Huggins, of the King's Head Botel, by his many friends residing in Derby and the :eighbourhood. The dinner partook more of the nature ofa private party than otherwise, no public announce. mient having appeared in reference to it in the localjour- nals, the stewards being determined not to issue more tickets thao the ...

... ~Ij fin, PR5FSFEIIENTS ANY) APPOINTMERNT&. Ex sl The 11ev. WVilloughiby Willey Dickinson, Ml. A., to the e aIRectory of Martlesham, Suffolk. Patron, F. Gowin Oee ire Doughty, Esq~., Woodbridge, The Revr. John.1)uncan. tothie o d1e Perpetual Curacy of Lyneham, Wilts. Thle Rev. J. Flavelle, us5 to the. Rectory and( Vicarage of Mullaghbrack, diocese of lie Armsigh. 'lThe Rev, William Gibson, B.A. ...

... To THlE ELECTORS OF SOUTHI DERBY- | SHIRE. GrNTLEX1EN, We have seen with much regret, in the Local News. pgpers and in handbills, certain statements put forth with the evident intention of prejudicing Mr. Muody in his Election for South Derbyshire, on the alleged ground of his religious intolerance. We therefore feel it to be our dutI, as Tenants of Mr. ,iundy, to deny the inference which is ...