... THE BARTLEY COLLIERY-A AfflUDNT.j '4i1 3 Dutting Iyesterday, at the Manoiin-housli the subsorip- F' I tiong for the. siffriers by the late accident at Hartley, An Colliery contianed to pour in, if anything, to a greater el-. tO teut thah on the previous day. The total amount received Is. during the day was £1,100. Among the 'cibabdriptiohe re- fbi calved were ?? r~. Alpe, 210; WiVlliam Tite, ...

... NEW SOUTH WALES. MASSACRE OF WHITES BY THE ABORIGINES, SYDNEY, Nov. 21. During the past month both Houses of Parlia- ment have been engaged in the discussion of questions of general importance, but comparatively little progress has been made in practical legisla- tion. The Assembly elected'a year agoupon thefree selectionquestion, passed, without much opposition, ?? Bills and the Chinese Bills ...

... i TBE PARIS ANDJ LOSIDOY HOSPITAE5 ie A curious discussion took place a few days ago at one of tt the sittings of tica Aoade cie de MW-4cine, on the relative d sanitary condition of the hospitals of Paris and London. d Dr. Gosselin stated that from what he had been told by d various foreign urgeons, and also by French physicians dwho had visited foreign hospitals, there existed a considev- S ...

... SPECIAL SERVICES A7 Sf. PAUL'S CA THEDD.AL ar The special services whioh were instituted at the cathe- es dral some three years ago werd last night resumed under ti the dome in the presence of a congregation of about 4,200 ih persons, including about 600 choristers, ?? of whom were ly oomfortably aocommodated. At seven o'cloak a procession to moved towards thechoir. It consisted of the Bishop ...

... TIZo 1RTERVE.VTIOA N MEXICO. tiw ii g tle 0:e the aoided Lake mtaing gland -ward aerice I that later, Scott iation D the 5rinco ess to ty in assed centa crease a de. inter er. NG. d the ques. that on to i said ender .1 Go- ,land. Mr. Iigna. vould lesire thou- Fede- ieech a the F the tnted ;here rt of not ated ably dis- has the tion not reed but aes- used 10 ; To THE EDITOR OP TRE MORNING ...

... THE EMPLOYM1ENT OF WOMEAf. The annual general meeting of the Edinburgh Society for Promoting the Employment of Women was held in George-street Hall, on Tuesday. There Was a numerous attendance, including a large number of ladies, Dean Ramsay was called to the chair. The report stated that 290 names had been enrolled on the register of the society during the year of piraons daeironu of ...

... I ASSASSINATIOZV IN PRE PAPAL STTES. I L' To THE EDITOR OF TVE MORNING CHRONICLE. on Sir-Sometime ?? you0 0ommented on the ?? that one t, ry of our agents, who was engaged in the erection of a bridge r ati at Velletri, in the Roman States, had been stabbed by an C e- Italian. and also that he Was unable to obtain redress or r, 'es eves at'eion from tbe Papal authorfiis a se We regret to say ...

... THE NEW G.C.B. AND CB. m The Right Hon. Richard Bickerton Pemell a Lyons, second Lord Lyons, and Her Majesty's Li.Representative at Washington, upon whom Her of Majesty has just conferred the dignity of a Knight le Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath, is the elder t, and only surviving son of the gallant Admiral Sir ft Edmund Lyons, Bart., ?? who was created Lf Lord Lyons for his services in ...

... SATRUT INTELLIGENCE [REUTEWS TELEGRAMS.] RUSSIA. ST. PETERSIiURG-, THURSDAY. The Journol de St. Petersbourg of to-day an- nounces that the assembly of the nobles at Mos- cow,, has decided upon proposing to the Emperor the application of the principle of election to the Administration of Justice and that the taxes should be edilected in the provincesby persons elected for the purpose, instead ...

... MR. WINDHAM' CASR, _ - Ptete THIRTY-SECOND DAY. a at The Court re-assembled yesterday morning in thea Wa. L the minster Sessione House. I we Mr. Chambers, Q.C., in continuing his speech for th ohn. petitioners, said he would remind the jury of certain ?? I for 'stances in the career of Mr. Windham which hod cc0i0 ; are before them in the course of the present inquiry, with %rga might m9re ...

... ' FOREIGN-INTELITGNC PARIS. [pONM. OtuB OWN GORRSSPCODEN.] ; SATURDAY MORNING. 1 It was stated to.you the other day that President, LinCOli was about to issue a circular to the Eu-! ropean Powers, requesting them not to take anyi measures for patting an end to the blockade of the Southern ports, on the ground of its being ineffec- tive, and affituring that before loug the Northern States will ...

... I NAFAL AND MIlITARY INTELLIGBNOB. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS-DEC. 31. ditional), for service in the Csastguard; Marcus Lswthe to tbh St.Vinoent. Assistant Surgeon: William F. Ryall, to the Orlando. Navul Cadet: Charles R. Congreve, to the Defence. WOOLWICH, TUESDAY. DEPARTURE OP ROYAL ARTILLERY POR CANADA.- This evening,at six o'clock, two aeditional batteries of Royal Artillery, under orders for ...