... FOREIG N INTELLIGENCE. OUR RELATIONS WITH AnERICA. OFFICIAL CORRESP'ONDENCE ON THE TRENT AFFAIR By the arnival of the Jura at Liverpool, were received further details of the official correspondence relative to the asnrest of Messrs. Mason and Slidell. The first is at letter from Socretary Seward to Mr. Adams, the American Minister in London, dated November, 30, 1861. Mr. Seward in this letter ...

... THET DERBY OF 1862. To the EDITOR of the DAILY Pe3T. Sir,-JuSrt ow there is.o too mich to 6ccupy thle attention of §pbrinig commentators alld turfites genie-. rally,.for the letter that appeare r e(i ill t hl e Tms t he other day, signed Pahuerworm, , to create miuch of a sensation, even were it not beneath bontempt; but the writer evidently does not require himself to he criticiced by those ...

... We (Sussex Advertiser) learn with extreme regret that lord Pevenecy, MXP,, has been attacked by severe illness at Paris, whither, we understand the Earl and Countess of Sheffield have been summoned, and where they are now in anxious attendance upon his lordship. The noble lord is said to be suffering from a dangerous attack of fever. SIn JAMES Fnauassox.-We regret to state that Sir James ...

... HUNTING APPINTMENTS. THE NORTH WARWICKSHIRE HOUNDS.-L'lekea. This day ?? Jan. 10 ?? Bacon's End. Monday ?? -13 . Hay Wood. Tuesday. -14 , Oftfhurchbury. Thursday -IG 10 ., Oubbington, Gate. Friday ?? - 17 ?? Hoocley House. THE WARWICKSHIRE HOUNDS.-Quarter to Eleven. This day ?? Jan. 10 ?? Farnborough. Saturday ?? 11 Alcester. Monday . . 13 ?? Elngton Villago. Tuesday -, - 14 , itford Bridge. ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Another Volunteer of No. 4 Company has omtitted to send Us his name and address. M=. D.-The population of the borough of Liverpool at the last census was 443,874; and that of Manchiester, 357,604. J. H., Hockley Icath.-4r. Henry Jordan, Qucens- land Emigration Commissioner, 17, Gracechurch Street, London, will give any information in reference to the colony ...

... Nix 0 91h I - ?440? at, Mae, Not . 19 TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1862. NEWS OF THE DAY. The Europa arrived at Queenstown last night, several hours behind her time, a delay which has caused great anxiety throughout the country She brings no definite news, though it is probable that the Government will receive by her despatches from Lord LYoNs, calculated to elucidate the mystery which at present ...

... CHRISTMAs FARE, delivered at the London Station of the Eastern Counties Railway, from the 18th to the 25th December, 1861:- Oxen ?? No. 1,498 Sheep ?? ?? 9,247 ?? 620 'is ?? , 2 'rves ?? 181 Turkeys ?? 6,641 Geese . 3,468 Ducks ?? 1,561 Hares and Pheasants ?? 884 Oysters, barrels of ?? 2,308 Oysters, in bags ?? Tons 24 Meat . ?? 357 Poultry . . 350 Fish ?? 329 Stilton and other choice Cheese ? ...

... BILSTON -SAVNGS BRANE FAILuRFE. It has transpired that; Mr, Fletcher's life policy for £4,000. has a claim uponi it of some £1,000. or more, that is to say,' that the document has been used by Mr. Fletcher, as' security' for aloan'to that extent. This, of course, 'will decrease, by the 'mm ofr which it has been used as security the value of the portion of Mr. Fletcher's. assets comnprised in ...

... COVE!NTRY. FouND DBOWNED.-Early on Tuesday morning the body of a man named John Chiun, a weaver, living in -Spon Street, was found in the mill dam near the gas works. The deceased was an elderly man, and has a' grown-up family. Ho vwas living by himself- previous to his death, and o6au-t pied one room, This room was found looked. and when the body was searehed the k-y was found in the pocket ...

... THE. JOURNAL Of SATURDAY Will contain the second of the series of articles on the Local Adulteration. Crusade, 'Goesip from Paris, the Eighth Article on National Education, a, Batch of Local Notes 'and Queries, and the Annual. Analysis, by Mr. George Shaw, of the Patents of last year. THE , SATURDAY EVENING POST Will contain the 32nd and 33rd Chapters of Redwood Trevor; a Tale ...

... [From the Times City Arti:.1e.] The ?? published this afternoon of the financial statement of M. Fould produced at the moment a good effect, since it gives a clear and substantial prospect of the re-establishment of an equilibrium and a steady increase of prosperity, which might be contingent only on the satisfactory proviso that tho country be preserved from dangerous and expensive European ...

... HERR MOLIQUE.-The friends and admirers of this die- tinguished. musician will ho glad to learn that he -has completely recovered from the indisposition froim which ho has been suffering for some weeks, and that hc is now able to resume his professional avocations. COMrPLIMENT TO GARIBALDI.-The steam-slip Thetis is about to sail from the Clyde with a general cargo for Genos. Aimong the articles ...