... SOUTTHAMPTON. Acrent-WTMa. J. Tuicrift. Theo Indus, Captain Weeks, from nGibraltar, Malta, nndt Alexandria, with tile China, Calcntta, and Austriimlan, mails, arrived OI1 T'esday afternoon. She brought l31 panssengers; and, on freight, six packages of specie, value- 1,58., and a large cargo. he C';8ef Coa, Captain R. IV. Evans, for Gibraltar, MAflta,' and Alexanldria, with the China, Calcutta ...

... SOUTHASPTON. Agent-Mn. J. Tueciasn. I Tue Prae, Captain Jamnieson, sailed hence onl Saturday C) afternoon with thle snails for Gibraltar, the Mfediterraneall, ,, E~gypt, Ailen, Ceylon, Indial, Chinia, &c., together with 67 tj first end 24 scecond-class palssengers. II The XA~oabra, Caftolin Steward, for Vigo, Oporto, and C, Lisboin, left onl Tvuca ay with the Peninsular mails. A Thoe Ellora, ...

... - O it FIVE MIEN KILLED AND UPWARDS OF TWO n |HUNDRED BURIED ALIVE. eI One of the most alarming colliery accidents tlat has te occurred in this country for several yenrs past took place !r on Tliursday morning, at New Hartley colliery, resulting e in tbe death at once of five poor fellows, and the placing d in imminent jeopardy the lives of over 200 others. We Ii briefiy stated the fact in ...

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... '1'I1E ]ioYlA, YACIIT.-Ill congeq(I1iiiCO of the ?? to the flag-list of' Rear-Admiral the lion. J. Denrinai, Captain G. B1. Seymour. o.c., has been appointed to coin- manid the royal yaclbt I'it'toria and Albert. 'I'he .Thyallfs, 51, screw-frigate, hns been comnissioned nt Portsmouth by Captain A. C. Gordon (1858). It is I understood that she will carry tie Olag of Rear-Admiral t Stopford, for ...

... Agent-Alo. J. TucKER. The Afoollan, Captain Cooper, from Alexandria, Malta and Gibraltar, with the Bombay and I snuritius mnils, nr- rived on Saturday. Hoter being telegraphed frin hurst, duringal icavy flual she got on shore between Sconce Point and Yarmoutih, but floated off again before assist- ance courl arrive, without sustaining any damage. She broupbt specie, value 11781., ?? a genoral ...

... PRUEMSFI ,ELD. a Ai~ent-Mr. G. DlurLOOK. n PmSr S:E2ssrom, Tueseday.-lforeo the Hou. 3. J. y. Crtlegic.-Fanilly Voller Was coavicted on tile evidcnce of C - P.C. Charles Stoue, of' wilfully (aminaging certailu fir trees i in the parish of Bramshott, the property of' 1rss. IHarriott y Finled 9s., inlinding daniaees and costs.-ThomasAnmiey, I a -n fhnior livinli [at Steep, appeaied to answver a ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, PORIUS91rTI 1ROYA S=O0S' Homy.-For the week ending ?? 17th Jan., 1862.-Elntered, 403; left, 3741; b remaining, o3.-J. Bulley, R.N., Superintendent. be CO-OEnT PoSrroxN.-*Ve observe that in consequence of the indisposition of Signor Ciuglini, the concert am- tbi nounced to be given by Mr. Welhlan tt St. George's Hall, in Portsen, on Tuesday next, has been postponed sine die. ...

... JE'ORIEIGN AND COLONIAL. THE: WAR I.N :AMNIERICA. NEW YOBI;, DEc. 20. The decision arrived at by the Fovermilent, to restore Messrs. Mason mid Slidell and their secretaries Ia(d a very favourable effeet on the public mind ill this city yesterdn I It removed a lond of care from me n's spirits, aud restoreLI a degree of elasticity winch was noticeable inl every de- partinent of trnde. 'Ile ...

... P'ORITSMOUrTH ROYAL SAILORS' ?? the week elliding tbe 3rdi Jan., 1862.-Entered, 412; left, 372; reinainiur. 70.-J. Inulley. R.X., Saperintendent. Yesterday (Frildar,) the overseers of the parish of I'ortsea, mide a rate of one shillibz in the pound for the ensuing quarter. Tie rate for Portsmouth will be of tho scne amoun111lt. We understanil that the Rev. H. B. Snooke, for many years ...

... CORfEsPO'uDENC2. THE DRAINAGE OF PORTSMOUTH. To 0te EDITOR of the; HAitPkI tE AGItArLOIe t. ::Smn,-Perhaps you ncanot: cevdotc a portion of your paper more profitably to the: town ?? by offering thie meagns of freely eanvaqsink~ the questionioi local draiuao . thle Of the propriety of the subject there cannot, I inagine, et it be two opinions; tit of the means of doing it there may O ba ...

... -O L- -- : = C L OCAL- INTELLIG@ENCE. .r Tlic Rlev. D. I. Heath, tile deprived vicar of Branflng b C. announces A Defence of my Professiomal Character. IPOaiTSMOtUTTT ROvA1, SA.l1101S' HOmE.-Vor thle woeek o ory ending the 10th Jan., 1862.-Entered, 401; left, 351 b in remauining, 53.-J. BaulleV. R.N., SIpei'i1tea1RICt. n.* SUTrDN l)iairxc Ov A Comm-On Sumday Ist, cl i named Ann Bartliole, ...