... my NlSHAL. PETTY SES ON, I'DAY,'Dec. 1.- (Before James I. C. Tre- yland, ?? Lyne, Esqrs.)-William Anstee, of Preston, Was summoned for a trcspass In- search of rabbits at Preston. ?? case was adjourned uptil next etty sessibin.-Mary,6Short, of IKeynishamj--was summoned lby Iester Gregory for assault- e fbegleron the 7th inst. -l hebilirties being relations, the B~ench, advised them to, settle ...

... CXIPTTURE OF A' AMFRICAN SLAVE ;, . . ?? - Sma - -. ?? T'Jh eVeY~ .o 1 u es g iy es ,)an; interest ing be- accountrof'. cap~ture of a ;ew York slavert-be, The bsar~ue Corn, of about 350 tons, of New wa 'tork,-uniler The' ctnimado EH~ei'ilrson East- 'th' nawntsi Aini'as'eS :bf- 'th -Cidellation, flag- en ship oft ie~inf~'aii. iadt'ou arrived at this ree port oa Sat arctfiromMoarovia, and anch6 ...

... ILATE TST -N E-W ?? i 7 ?? Oi:A inD fluf -lc4 o .i -I El' : .- in Onia; S daij M., BY ELECTRIC- TELEGRAPH, FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. -The Gbiaes Pars- correspondent writes that Sir James-.. .'tdson bas gone on from Torin to Floriace, hismisit having. . ef erenlce to the irov mines of Elba; the ese is ?? t-be inexhiustible; ' t - - (1IEUITER'S TELEGRA.I Milan, Dec. ?? The Perseveracss states, on ...

... AIIERFiRCH. On edi'anky UlstJh,, heRev.,-D. -Nih, rector of the ~patish,.Adgether. with ,1he 2chnrchvtardexu, i-'stiiW e U it &bouit £e,15 'worth' ~of wmo~lohn't'teinrel-mecles 1- ' 1tous-',of `'tlijs~p ihi~nr ofAIJ rthjo6eedsoft 'bounty wi'vlb particuilarly acceptable-t.tfithej~o.pe- piad the causc'bfjmuch` Wtf foeins; ?? YlENRUTb 4 VnXT`i~iiets.~~Thb6 two'. companies W t'bl;fo ight ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. Yorkshire Assizes, Dec. 22,1860. GENTLEMEN,-I have been here as a j uror during the past week, and have been strongly impressed with the impolicy of the law whihb inflicts the penalty of death and with the impracticability of enforcing it. Jurors will resort to any subterfuge to evade it. In the ease of the Upton murder one of the witnesses esid that she ...

... I (E. GRIMWADE, ESQ.) [The following continuatior, of our report oi tho Mayor's Dinner appeared in our Second Edition on Saturday last.] Grace having been sung by the vocalists, The loving cup was passed round ; after which The MAYOR gave the health of Her Majesty the Queen; remarking that never was that toast so univer- sally acceptable as at the present moment. (Cheers.) Not only as Queen, ...

... CHRSTlMAS. -When you see a pretty girl Bitting (quite by accident, of course) immediately beneath the mistletoe, pray don't forget The compliments of the ?? you are going to see, young folks, don't forget to take a Christmas- box with yon. Old people may talk of Christmas past; the y'oung onces look only at f/he present. After a marriage in Connaught, the bridegroom took the priest aside ...

... MR. PAR[{ES' IMPRISONAIENT. 11 .- . .. . ?? . . of | iy itish I-c: ilarters, Pekin, h October 20, 180. MY 10yr(l,- I tvu the hoil- l txi 1blY befo~rt your extel- ry J lictr tlie foliof-oilng stateioent of the ciicuistaiitces witich Jy antteie-ld liy ?? anmd sub~el.euct iliiprissilitent. I left 1Io-se-wvoo at 4 a.n. oil tho miorning of AMonday hi tie lI tl Septc-llblt; aceonpallied by Mlr. ...

... T21IE LATE EVENTS I.L CIlNN. ?? ?? 4 - T'rh 1,ol3oticu~r of Friday aend Saturday pjublishied a, iisof Jespatetlhe from Baron Gros and General )1coltallbaii, the forwer givinig anl accounit Of the Fr'1'tci share inl thle negtiatituns thttt led imnite- Yt o the Treaty of Pekin, and the latter nair- tal-jj, ii leh eirctina11tances utteuding~ thle capturo of ths', ?? Stumimer Pau- by the troops, ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. THE DRUM AND FIFE NUISANCE. Sir, In deviating from my rule of never noticintr anonymous letters, I am actuatcl by the position I hold in respect t) the Volunteer Drum and Fife Band, (he members of which are aggrieved by the letter of .A Vic- tim, which you published last week. They feel rather victimised and somewhat sore, because they think that they have been misunderstood ...

... In the coming volume of Bancroft's History will appear the following portrait of Catherine n. of Russia: — The affairs of the united colonies Wfite then under discussion in the heart of the Russian empire tLe ancient city of Moscow, at the couic of Catherine the Second. The ruling opinion in Russia demanded the concentration of all power in one hand. From the moment the empress set he* foot ...

... ACCOMMODATION PAPER. The mysteries of money-raising are becoming gradually clear. How to live on nothing a-y'ear is a mere joke of a problem The modern feat is how to be rich, generous, influential, and benci-o- lent with nothing a-yefir; how to carry on a splendid lusines-v exhibit large profits, and emulate the grandest capitalists out o this slender stock. Does the reader wish to know the ...