... =RAILWA=YRECEtM. . i^rroi the'Thnea.) The traffic retu _ rilwys h t Uited Kingdom pubfishe4 for te week entdinig Decomber -24, amounwted4 £498,300, tndforthe correpondingweelkof 1858to-£4St-35@ towing an increase of MAW95.U' I 1-, .7 Theoflwig ae te re~oeipts On the prnecipalliinesfor the psagtwesk ^- - -Oend:.1L- n . h - 82- 2640 2992 'By, h ?? 22- 20 *2 1,t03 'stor . 125r US -1.3-9 ,858B ...

... NEW HRBOUB.-A bill, for an additional harbour at ths west end, has been I repared by the Harbour Trust, and lodged with the proper officials, for the purpose of having its provn- alions discussed, in the prospect of obtaining its enactment ia the er,'uing session of Parliament. THE DocnxTaau.-The party of shipwrights lately fer warded to Devonport by Captain Macdonald, H.I.S. Ho.g-e, found ...

... PAISLEY}. ?? o EIGym .Hii.:nDX 'r-Tis'NE a OnT; DwYn-In thiY town, ,thye yea igheei hundiabndsuixty has been 'usered in aunder. circumstances peliarly,.queiet sad' iecom9in,'ad up 'to thls'point 'the 'behaviour a the *pe~pl&Itkg b'een, a *hole:,everything that dcoiilbe aeired Ythie zoralist oer even by the respected. mwberms'0f the Socety for~the ieformati6n of.Mcanners. X ibyyey r d' we have ...

... (From' the Globe.) I In acknowledging, -at a public dinner at ,Worcester on Wednesday evening, the presentation of a tisti'molial, Sir John Pakington (after alluding to the circumtauces which . had led to -this demonstrationii his-favonr his 'erVice :for ?? 24 years as Chairman of the -Worqesteri Court of Quarter - c Sessions,- abd pointing out Lord Althorpy, Lord. Lyttleton, .nd other ...

... - MAMILTON-Do. :3L. - tor V ?? ?? no wojwr DEx.raI-Yesterday. morning, between S ari t o'doch. -Riihafdr Dtimmond, ?? eploym of Johi Pain, abq. of Morriston, while-ia the atot-whed. ing a barrow wvith 6 1ugage to the railwaY £tat. &Carjb(, hanir tsddenlydzcspiped ddownhadi e ne of Belr's 555p3 as.u'?luosgo with Drmorniriot 5the~ti'temenad tho4 had arrived -witliin tle railed enclosure art tsa ...

... MONDAY MORNINGja'A2 ± I panish squiadmi rorn e Algeiras h en 4 -Om Jfigh Mirhal OX'D Odd MtOD S ,; 9wgai ,i NRaiigm, an are said to Uv6,bit, .ibowwfp e- The p rorogatio n of the Europen (.nOfgewisre-., .'ment The - 1aeePI F s - ¢ ,'niere&; spai4p c' Papp E'erro9- aupposedato li*vei i enetie dl y..t 'The.:esultot1; ii Ateifttifr tunate wflitiaman w -ko li at Alaertt is a:. ;the 2Tht nluzii. - 0 ...

... TEE XECUTIIN OFTHE -iRPER'S- i BEREY CONSPIPATORS-ATTEMPTED EBSPPE.'- J flflj.VJW V~f'J ±JVfJ v±,r'~ '3 VlL ' t J ?? BoLton jouith gives 'the ffoilorinfr ?? ;.nution of the remainmg prisonienjpifpcatedzin-1ho Rs!e ''erry'outbreik, eg otabiy successful 'attempt at eeape -3nadeby tw6 of them on'thenightbefr6e beecutioi:- ?? ?? ?? Charlestown,iIrgiuJ,. - Thioughoet yesteiday and to-daythere;was ...

... - - RT D 0OMPANY, I 'We have been favoured wiharr erztbsp~ Ti I isedbi 1606contaening the names oftheptowopi- Jmg the Darien Company, along with the sums ?? l YI ?? wa.s the, frst Joint-Stock Company in W ?? peope 6f EScotland adveutrn i astems t fretra As whtesesuftomtheu given below, peolofj all classes, end belonging-to avery. part Of tekndm i-- bmarkd their resurces in the undertaking, ...

... C E ,..L&t T .a- * t -It r c1` * ?? . f:l-BY -.lD E;EO O U.3 l:: 1~iELE;G XtAPH.3E - . a f *,5- .. I=FOREIG-Nl.. INTBLLG? th - TheZey fasrs Janaorrcpondenlt state! that in the case of; - Mk Vaemed br at was .prsecuted jor tin publiaio of -a M. 'becdk 6alled ?? Deintie, bisfneoael, IOlhvr h sanxg 8i pen by sayhg-~eI will-not' fllow; :thE) exanple- of the8CS, rjlblic prdstcutcrbyappedlfl ...

... THE WRECIK OF THE PARAMATTA. . . - ' - . . Be If Is . I . I\ : : -. - (From' the Tiinet) . Here we have the report upon the reck of the raramatta These reports have come thickly upon us *fthin' the coun of the lasttxwlve, 'month,, aiad- al- though they Are xbt what is called U iy~ieag, they .deserve ,earefil study; fromtle enormous im- -portance of the subject ith whilt tey. daL Who amongf ...

... 1859.-REVIEW 01FTHE P S-DECA:ME . loan .-IlLv ±n w ui: in- rgni iCL I-. - (From the Times.) - The year which ends this day fitly terminates, a decade in which domestic prosperity and-advandcemeit bave been only intei'upted by a constint bocssion- 4f ekternal disturbances and surprise£:Thee'- halE40 theorist who, about the beginning of theseia ainounced that the reign of history wasa,0 ; ...

... 1 G TI Of Fs I . : I i 1 ' ?? ~ , mxwwar - AR O o , i t- M- D- . 30= 82. Regiment of Fi6fHo e7l 1hion. Tomas WAR OFFICE, PALL-MALL, DEC 30 :Nccoiieamlltsi, .deeased; Dec.-t. -t- gi . -. -- -. ?? * Regimeatb ;WoD Idon- Guad -Assistant+Surgeon, A, NbV bla pto from' the 23p Foott-obe Assista t- - Sqho7V ,8be itN Ta ohhted to ?? ,Bec ?? v 9th: t ?? A Michael Carey to b -eterm Lter vice Lane ...