... I TERRIBLE STORY OF A SEIPWRECK. The following narrative of the 10s3 of the steamer Jersey City, on Long Pointobeach, on the 24th of November, while on her way from Toledo to Buffalo, appears in the American papers :- Captain Monroe iummediately ordered every one to the hurricane deck, as the only chance of safety, A number, heedless of his warnings, jumped into the lifeboat and made for tbe ...

... IftLAIND'S REAL GRIEY- ANCE. gr. Shrmax Crawford, not long slnue, 0ote a very temperate and aessible letter on ie ?? that volunteers shrald& be en- olled In Irelead. He pointed to the patriotic I'viceE the old Irish volunteers performed; ad made out, it must be confessed, a very ?? Case in favour of entrusting hie coun- I ,pen once more with arms. H[e) in corn. vO1 with other loyal Irishmen, ...

... HEALTH OF LON4 DON. The deaths registered in London in the week that ended last Saturday ware 1,269; they exhibit an increase, which is not very considerable, on those of the two previous weeks. In the corre- sposding weeks of ten previous years the average number was 1,205, whicb, with a correction for increase of population, becomes 1,326. Notwithstanding the remarkable cold of last week, ...

... ?? ?? _ _ _ _ gi The Moniteur of yesterday contains an Imperial 01 , decree ordering that dried pulse and its farina,n imported either by land or in French or foreign at 3bottoms, and without distinction of place of pro- duction or flag, shall be subject to a duty of only w 25 centimes the 100 kilogrammes, till the 30th of l September, 1861. Until that period vessels of any 1 I flag arriving ...

... | Blll'EA.L DEBON.STR.4TION. AY' NORTH Ai11WOX. 1~x~OM OUR OWNt REPIORITER,O] NORTHAMPTON, Fairv.ky. Y - oevflnzl a public dinner of the Libecrals of this d. I-laNe at the Swan and Heilmeot Hotel, in order twvo han., wncibers for the borough, Mr. Gilpin, at IlI lordr Henley, M.P., an opportunity of mteeting I ir, sing their constituents. Mr. Hensinan, an old andI !I tr of bhe Liberal party in ...

... I TIE NEW TURKISH LOAN. ) f - - -- o ~nct of We have been requested to give p)ublicity to the the I 7e following letter from the Contractors of the Turkish of th ki- Loan the s Iy TO Vpiln DiitECTORS OF THiE BANK oio TUiRIEY IN of St IY prLONIO. preft I ?? n. Gentlemen-You desire to know the guarantees maun t- given by the Ottoman Government to ensure provi- ot e- sion for the interest and ...

... TITE BRI/TISIH VOL UAT/EER8 l.V NAYLLE. THE REPORTED PLUN:DEIN'G AND IN:Stl | n1y OORDINATION. hi )Ix A letter from one of Garibaldi's British vohmnt-urs:. ef ito dressed to a friend in Edlinbarigh, andil dated Salerno. 2, a; le, says:-'' Our brigadc was otrered the option of bccoiingn a he Ve- Sardinian regiment, or of having six mouths' pay, a p assc' g 0r Alt hiome, and a discharge. The ...

... TME GOV3RNVORSFIP OF JA.VAICA. I TO Twa EDITOR OF THX MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The Grenada C6lroniclo statea thot Mr. Francis Hineks is to vacate the Government of Batbados for that of Jamaica. So little attention is generally given to W\vst Indian affairs, that this announcetnet will hardly provoke the interest it deservys. Yet this translation is full of fato for Jamaica, and I trust you will ...

... GENERAL 1 O.DINATIOq. CHIICH ESTER. Thp Bishop of Chichester held an ordinstien in C(1iic ter Cathodrol. on Friday lest, being the Ferist. of St. rbmaias whlet the following gentlemen were admiltetl in h~lj order.: Tl,.mas John Bailey, B.A., Corcus Chitisti c.,lleoe; Cam. bridge. Uiri is Ormosby CA ry, B. A..Tiinity C. liego, Cam' Ido. WVill iamr 1nowltoa I1mlonijohie, B. A., Pvrnbroki. C ...

... T2HE SAiLMO. PjIgS]EIS. On opening the Cominision at Fowey on Thursday, the w5 Chief Comnissjiner Sir W. Jardine Observed that the vi actual objects of the Couluission wore not understood by manv individuals ; for even in Cornwall they had had inti- m nuations that showed that it was supposed they vere to sit bt for the purpose of redressing existing grievances, That, 01 however, was not in ...

... CLE2rp16AI, IN TTLLIGEYCE. tilC ?? INM rHINTS. to The Archbishop of York hais collated the Rev. Reobrt Oleh itc(hing, M1A., of St. Catherine College, Cambridge, vicar )[1s of BAu(kthorpe, near lieldingtoln, to tihe vicaragc of *Ves- ML tow, neer Alalto)n, rerdered vacont by the death of the Rev. ir Woillian Taylor \Vill, B.D. ti' fis Grace has licmused the Rev. Richard Vance, MA., 'Oi of ...

... . *- - (FROU OUR OWN 6ORrPoNDENT.) [The follcwiog appeared in our Evening Edition of yes- PARtS, TrasDAY ErVEMnG. Although it is beyond a doubt that the Emperor leas recently written to Francis II. recommending him not to prolong a useless defence, I am afraid the letter is not so straightforward and decided as could be wished. The telegraph fails to bring the news that the bombardment of ...