... 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 ...

... =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 ...

... (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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... - 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 ...

... - - 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 ...

... &YfhtiaNI tS v % VX I1± h ,N fl - a.- When questioned as to his majner of writjing, Mr. Irving gave me the following ?? Usually wrote with peat rapidity. Some of tlke most popular--passages in his books were written with the greatesteases, and the more uninteresting ones were those which had cost him the moat trouble. At one time he had .to labour very hard to bring up one part of an essay'to ...

... I4o1?po?, DEOXMBXR 31. AN ABsoDixn PiATRN;:-r..Mamas ens , >late reader- at: vtXish' syag)n, m fiis:t tow ?? bas reported to thiio`oe a thtortiea 'that oil thet X19th' Istant, i±roA nAr; h p-arjner;'l horn *takiiwg£550 aoriof gold and silver watelss, gold - ehais andrt icleaof enwelleiy, thepropertyof the fir A letter was received from ihim oni ?? statn that he was bound for San Firan'o = o, ...