... I COURT, CABINET, AND PERSONAL wae sed O.SBoRN', SATURDAY, JAN. 18.-TheIr Seres, has fligbinesses the Princess Of 1lohenliohO Lankgenkbeeg atn isg 'io-Co Louis' of lies-go are istayisig with Ifer Majecasy ti,' Quen. ?? Hlighness the Prinlce Of Wales renisiri SLY at sbone In cpcatiofl of the arrival of his brotll:~ ion 'Prince Alfred, who is shortly expected to reach r1nglajd bIN Thre Prince ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. MIANOIIESTEDw, I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ __ SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1362. TuE DEsrATCHES ON TlE TitENT ArrAla.- The full despatch of MIr. SNVAInD in answer to the doemands of the British Govornment, confirmis the first impressions of its candid and manly character. The American Secrotary of State admits that our Government has asked for no more than the American Cabinet would expect to ...

... .-Av3 B:;;FT OcoNFORMITY IN iTIM] BMENTVI AY ,,.naieso LACAHIE . flesO h oneec he represeiitativeS or sue On MondDY, tialeene ft e fLn~U n ludcpendenttf OrCnr ati ithe ouefl' Hote1 thio con- portion of Clhshire 'was Od tthe culenaO b10tel b; aider in what waoner the two hundredth annivarsy of the ?? of the Acet of Uiformity should be celebrated in ccahic, anabetrct ofwbic ap art thn insanc aup ...

... I Corctoed up to tho 6th of January, 1862. Fren (From thc United Service Magazine.) langi Wheretwo placesavemnentloned, the last narnod i thatatwhiclhthe exee depot of the mmetis stationed. dcliv CAVALRYV. 28th Bombar, Fermor yi le. Lifo Guards. H2de pa k 29thAldersholt. Preton 2ud Life nuaids, Iindsor 50th CaadA PrArkbv The ]Jore Uard. Iegeith31l China, C~hartiaf prca W91.a lore U3nds. ?? ...

... SANITARY CONDITION OF THE MANCHMETER I ROYAL INFIRMARY. A valuable and interesting report on this subject has just been mado to the Infirmary board, by Dr. Eason Wilkin- son and Mr. George Southam, after a visit of inspection to various continental hospitals, theirremarks having referonce principally to the Hotel Dieu, La Charite, Lariboissidree and the Hospital du Midi, at Paris; and to St. ...

... FEARtFUL FIRE AND LOSS OF THREE LtVEY. I Yesterdayweck theinhabitants of Fountain Court, Strand, London, well known Os the region of the Old CoIl Holo, wcre thrown into a state of excltemcnt by the sudden ont- break of a fire on the premises, No. 6, occupied by Kr. Prlce, machine ruler, which is let out in toelments, tho second floor being occupied by a Mr. Howlett, his wife, and his infant ...

... SiPOND EDITFo . It WEErI.Y TIMS)J OPFICE, O Saturdoay, Ninf ee.a. t MORNING EXPRESS. (By Biectric and Afagnetic Telegraphs.) TEE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND THE F13DERAL STONE FLEET.: The Timms says: It is understood that i8 December last Earl Russell, ?? Lord Lyons to isntimate to the Federal government the disapprobation m,vhlch would be excited in England and on the continent, if the ...

... CiUmE IN ITALY. A Tarin jourrnal, iu it, nmtber of the tth int., raked up all th 'ao b d chronicled in tho journals of the whole Psniniula, with thie title thA Single, Day of Italian His- toory. it cileution a burglary, attended with the atroatous murder of a woman and child, at hailn on 31st of Deconsci -r; an attempt at burglar, by eight tihieve at the ?? Isnug near the Frediano gato it ...

... BOAT ACCIDElNT AND LOSS OF SIX LIVES IN I I ?? - PLYMOUTH BOUND. A V ery melancholy acoident occurred in Plymouth Sound, cn Monday morning, by wbich five or six men, marines, tailors, n5n5v wtermen, lost theirlives. Tho boatin which the unfortunate men were belonged to a licensed waterman named John Thompson, ?? at 3illbrook, but pliedfrom lutton Covo, Devonport. He was nell known to persons ...

... WRECK OF THE BELLONA AND LOSS OF I if ~~THREE: LIVES._, The B.llona has becn totally vwrecked in Daudrum Bay, and three livea hayc teen lost. The Betfaes ?? of Satuiday morning says: - Yesterday morning, at about five o'clock, the schooner Bellona, of Red Bay, county of Antiin) Jas. O'Neill owner and master, bound from Liverpool whichport sho leftat noon the peeviocs dah forDundrunm, ...

... The Glasgow Hlerald says: The ship St. Lawrence, one of the traders between'our city and Canada, commanded by Captain Hugh Wylie, had sailed from hiontreoal early in November last, and, after contendiug with adverso winds and severe weather in the gulf, bad ouly on the 8th of De. cermber succeeded in reaching the eastern edge of the New. foundland bank; when, towards tho afternoon, she ...

... Great excitement has prevailed in Galway during the past few days on account of the suspenslon of Father Daly, of mail pac'ot rubsidy celebrity. The Galway correspondent of tho Frccsnan's Jourxal, in ao oommnunisa- tion dated Sunday, says: F er some days past It has beon currently reported through this town, that Dr. MIEvilly, Catholic bishop, had suspended tho Rev. Peter Daly, but few ...