... THIE CONDJTION OF THE GUN-BOATS AT | HASLAR. I From the notices published of late resxecting the extraordinaiy activity displayed in thle ouitfit, conmijeisioll, and dispatch of tie ins -class reserv gunboatsijto ?? cuid elsewheic, it aight naturally be piicsiiuiid that ain eqlual degree of activity existed at-the head-quarter deli~t of the gnotataslsi. Tbis is not the ease, however,. IVith ...

... I I AMERICA. LIVIE'RPOOL, '/itirsdasy. The Inman Company's screw steam ship Etna, from New York, on the 10th, arrived here to-day. THE GREAT MISSISSIPPI EXPEDITION. The Tribune has the following telegraphic despatches relating to the above expedition:- CAIRO, Jan. 10. The greater portion of the troops have already embarked. The expedition is not expected to leave before to-morrow. It is ...

... I I FRANCE. DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE BE:- TWEENt FRANCE AND ROME.| The Paris papers publis the text of the two despi~hes -that of M. 'hosivenel of the 11th inst., and that, of; the Marquis de Lavalette of the l8th-of which we gave a copi- ous summary in our tolegraphicintelligence of Wednesday. The despatch of the Marquis in its complete form is as follows:- u i Rome, Jan. 18.' M. Le ...

... NEiws of the safety of the steam transport IP araim has been received. She seems to have Inad3 an c:: cccuingly slow passage and to have run short of coal. Latest advices left her coaligf at Sydney, Cape Briton, after which she would proceed upon her voyage to ?? John's, New Brunswick. She was ex- pected there o:i the day the Persia left. The painful and unfounded statement that the Parana had ...

... _ 1 I r_. - It N i hW ;Ai5T Uki. A very p~ainful sensation was expericnced in New- castle, ill the atter part of Tuesday, on the distressing fact becoming generally known that, Mr. Edward Holloway, draper and merchant tailor Grey-street Newcastle, had committed suicide. The fatal act was committed at his residence, No. 13, Leazee-terrace, between twelve and one o'clock in the day. Full details ...

... MR. E. A. LEATHAM, M.P., AT HUDDERS. , I . F A. FIELD, LAST NIGHT. I tast evenling, at large and enthusiaastie mneeting wise held ils the Gynenlasiume Hall, Husddersfleld, to hoar an address from Ar. Leathala, MX,P.to hsis conatitnents on the principal business wbice bad conic under consideration during the last session of Par-liameont, and also on the American Difficulty. Ties chair was ...

... I I ?? ?? I , . J1 - ._ . so Or - 1- .1- - ?? . (A Iridged from the MUanrhchser Ext mincel. ) On Monday, the Conxgregation alists of Laicashire, in'a public mneeting, held It the Q(cuen's Hotel, Manchestmr, celebrated the two hundtedth antnivesary of the passing of the Actof Uniformity. There was a large attendance of the leading Nonconformists of thc district, and the chair was occupied at ...

... THE STATE OF NEW YO1RK. Illr- - -- . rem -- 1 ~ h -- -- I _ ~1- L ?? _&v- YissS, WHILST the general politics of thc United States are only to be learnt from the acts of the D General Government at Washington and the Con- i gress, we learn more of the interior mechanism and 0 L working of the Amierican Union from the proccedingS d of the several State Legislatures, especially from that of New ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL, LEEDS, JANUARY 1, 1if8 . TmnH Coumrp.-Sir Heory Holland and Dr. Wat- son arrived at Osborne on Monday by command of Her Majesty, to receive Her Majesty's acknowledgmients for their care and attention during their attendance upon His Royal Highness the Prince Consort. Sir James Clark arrived on Sunday. Dr. Jenner remains at Osborne in attendance. RETIRFIE;.T OF THE Rnv. J. A. ...

... RESERVED SEATS AT THE LEEDS TOWN . HALL. I . TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERUOURY. GENTLEMEN,-I had always illidbrstood that the reserved seats in the Leeds Town -Hall, were numbered, so that parties might get to their respective seats with great facility, without waiting for half-au-hour or ? whole hour, as the case-may be, in order to have a good place. Well, Gentlemen, I have bought a ...

... THE Hartley Colliery Accident teaches a lesson fortunately not very difficult to read-but a leson which it may, perhaps, be more difficult to take to heart and to put in practice. Here, almost for the first thue in accidents of this nature, we, have a cause so clear that nobody whatever can doubt or dispute it. We have no need to go below and in- quire into the ventilation of particular ...

... AMERICA. LivERPOOt, M1ontday. o The Asia's despatches, &a., were landed this morning. d THE SITUATION. en The mostinteresting news from Washington is the resig- p nation of Mr. Simon Cameron, Secretary of War, who has b accepted the mission to Russia, from which Mr. Cassius 9 M. Clay is about to retire, in order, it is said, to take a t, command in the army. Mr. Cameron's successor is Mr. ...