... I ?? TBE BOMBA1RDMENTi D , ENDEOF *1II CAPA A. (Fromltns eTimesI Special50respondent7 6M~Se~~ NJovj. 2. Ytstcrday afternoon at 41P.3o. our ?? opened on No Cdaj u; this morning at dawn the commander of the fortress sent out to say that he wsre'dylotreat. The regotiations began at 10 A. 2.atS3nt, a.ar'a, and in the evesing thie cpi- tulation wos signel' Thus, the bubear wli:h has so long No ...

... - TEE LATE Nit. R. -INGRAMi M.P.-The Morning Chronicle, on Tuesday, having reported that Mr. Herbert Ingra'tn, M.P, had not been lost oa board the Lady Elgin, says now that unhappily there can be no doubt as to the calamity.. Mr. Stansell, the conductor ef Mr. Ingram's paper mills at Loudwater, and Mr. John Cassell, both recognised the body and bad it 'placed in spirits awd sent to New York, ...

... THE SECULAR CHANGE OF THE EARTHS ORBIT. _ ORBIT. Mr. Hind, of the Regent's Park Observatory, writes as follows:- Sir,-Several inquiries have been lately addressed to me with reference to the present state of our knowledge of the secular -inequalities of the-earth's orbit, and its bearing upon the general change of climate, which some geologists recog- nise and attribute to a great variation in ...

... - AMERMCA., /i i I The!'ort GrpixtLlO4 ore--teaslipBremen,, Capaf~ Wesel, leu arrved'of Coesfrom -Naw.York, . and~~gone on to Bremets. She lift ?? 19tts int. nd, conaquenly, rins theedas' lteradvicesi,thauthole prviollely to. hand ThaeBrpiemerbig 115 dosii ,P..5 fr Englan, and 2O0Dti dola.,for Bremen,sa-$ poseseogere in all ?? ?? toi- ' F'ort Surrnpt r. The exact nature of tiieiiitrubt a hoh ...

... T3IE RETTON COLLIERY EXPLOSION. - M(oeem the Globe of M3oday.) The scerie'of the fearful colliery explosion we briefly re- portedon Saturday, is the Lyons Pit, situated 'about r-ae wines south of'S.nderland, and the property -of Mr. N. Woo, nd paitners. it is oe of the' largecti and oldest. mines in the district, andha generally been considered a safe pit, as, sincethe great explosion in 1829, ...

... F IGRTFUL sFlsP WRECK * (From the limes.) . -. The wreck 'of 'the Hero last week, with the 'lobs of sve8et ?? been briefly announced. The 'cslamity, however, wa'rmost distressing. Fuller particulars respecting it have no*come to hand.-' It appeara that the Hero and the'John;, of Bideford, and the George, of hit.' Ive's ' hadzpput back to Peraiince harbour 'in conequence of a stirm. In the ...

... WE1DNESDAY MORNING,; FEBRUARY 27.i A ?? insurreotion is said to. have broken out! k in Siitca., A siall force, under Mqekmed Paaha, I * * n f i . S L ,i a.i I w hieh was seat to attaok the insurgents, hadretreabed.' 'The Italian Senate,'lh its sitting 'yesterday, passed the proje t of. law granting.the 't1ite of King of Italy'to Victor Emmanubl and: his descendants by a majority of 12'3 to. ...

... q- ?? . ?,j 1.1,1-h-V-01-i -1tr,4 ;.i? ? I ?? ?, . ?? , Li -V ruWt? , S. i. :: 1 A U., ; V4 ,HE. ..ALsD OwflCE, ,Eateis'ce,11Motrfnn.. . i . -i .-lia - r c The k oweng, pRM uc. ,of the arrival of the AAo S ; a~,dd~d to.jle ?? in our Secs&d .de ' ilstiwn ofl 'yetebrday :r :. * ,. , ?? S¢ ,i1. !E afSF ¢i ,si+§ ?? * Intelligeaece,;rece,ixjed .nt WanswBbton ion.th~e nght of ,the .;2& inst. was to ...

... w,- PS ?? lb TUESDAY MORON6T, -JANUARY 1. Tur, rate of discount bas been raised by the Bank of lpnglaud to 0 per cent. Iltelligenee has been received from Pehin, via St. ' Petersburg, to the 18th November, which confinms the previous accounts, but contains nothing new. The status quo had not been interfered with, aid -wasr considered satisfactory. I A play, by M. Mocquard, the Private ...

... BA.RONY PAROCHIAL BOARD. The. mus1 monthly meeting of the Committee of Manage- ,tent of ibis Board was beld yesterday-Alex. Ew2g, Esq. in the chair. The Law Committee's minutes having been approvrd of, air. G RAAM moved that the Inspector shall be practically well as legally chbrged Witi the whole r)sponsibility of bis office, and tbat it se'lU be left to him as the statutory ~d respcnsiblQ of ...

... THE CIRQUE IMPERIL. . (From the Examinz . . a athe new year always suggests a glance ?? the A5 Suture, vte~inay be excused for .speculating- on. the possible issue of the genius for popular-' dramatic C statesmcanship which has just achieved a new triumph S in the Cirque Imperial. There M. Mocquard, secre- 0 tary to the Emperor, unable to resist a subject so r amusing and so Well adapted for ...

... ALES~~ - ?? I,.t_ The ordinary monthly meeting of the Free Fresbytery' of Glasgow was held yesterday-Dr. Lorimuer, Moderator. THE CONFUEGsO ON TUB OAUDROSS OASU. The minutes of the last ordinary and intervening' spesial meetings were read and approved of. It appeared from the inute of the prlvate conferetice on the Cardioss case that the Preebytery were at .perfect harmony in regard to the ...