... ESN GL LA N D. E or i SunVAYi G'nn-A Brlghton trades- ,man was seriously annoyed a week or two since by the pranks of a Young girl in his rvice. She one even- ing dedared .tbat sbe bad seen a mnn enter the house jpd go up stair, The family were of course alarmed; a search was made, but no man could be foandL On the next evening the girl screamed out and rpated the same tale, declaring that ske ...

... THE HARTLEY PIT-PROVISION FOR ACCOr re DENTS AND PATALITIE . tat 8Et,-Tbe -sad calamity that has befallen the miners at, hte. the Hartley pit has excited in thil earts of all the deepest ad! osrrow. - Not one of these in triou man who worked for ng the support of themselves, families, widowed mothes, or a; bhelpless brothers and sisters are now living'! And though ut I have noX doubt (for all ...

... MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20. BY the arrival of the steamship Persi. we have the gratifying intelligence that the Pamana, with the Fadi- I,, , I I I . IL _o p_. . a I Hier Guards on board, had arrived safely. at Sydney,: Cape-Breton, on the Gth ust, aud, after coaling, she sailed for St. John's, New Brunswick, the same day. The Parana and Adriatic. left Southampton on- the 20th ult., and the ...

... ?? Ac 'Ad s ARoTRng A-VD LECTURE BY SBOFEgSOB BLACKIE ON A COMPARISON AD COGNTAST BETWEEN THE ENGLISH, SCOTCH, AND GERMAN DNISIV5TIEM~ On Saturday, the monthly meeting of the Glaegow Branch of the Educational Institute of Scotland was held in the High School, when Professor Blackie, of Edinburgh, de. livered a lecture on A Comparison and Contrast between the English, Scotch, and German ...

... LATEST FROM AMERIOA. ARtRIVAL OF THE JURA. .rm -ur orwn Corsespondent.) LiverpOol Jan. 9. ane Montreal Ocean Seam Ship Company's BMcW at-a-' obip Jurs, Captain litou, arrived in Liverpool this evening from Portlaud, whence bbe sailed on the 28th Dt, having been~d~ t ied sin hour 7waititngfor deapatobee from Lord. Lynne at Wmhi, gton. Ti a j .uriost )hvh a rval do Dot contain any definoit ?? ai ...

... LATEST PROM AMERICA. - -T Ov I- vzr ARRIVAL OF' THE PEu~L SAFETY OF THE PARANA. (Prom eM own Correspondent) I Livcrpool, Satur ...

... - T ;H E: U N-I T E-D 8-T A E W. Y(rornt our o ?? Qp--: ?? ii 0: xi New York, Dcember 2-4361- d The afair of the Trent till.accuipies the 9paibic mind,ti` . r the exclusio of other matter r All the morgrog papers have come to the conclusion that it will be 6_jie~ hba'ourable to surrender M son and Slidell; though ?? cor- responrdent ontinue to tel i 'U Lh euch r ?? out' d of the queition, and ...

... PAISLERY-JA. W. : TwuT.-Agn 1 Moor or Andrew;, 148 George Street, was charged to dav, at the Bargh .Polics Court-before Btilie Wa cwitihhaving,on.the8th ?? a leather parse, a£1 note, abae!overeign. apencil ce, auda p ieceof paper, from the person of John Rossell, bla . -ith (lowwhde within the booue of Jean 4eitch oriunter, 11 Storie Street.. A ndrew pled not, guilty, and waideleadled- by Mr. ...

... were, (From the London Review.) ougli Among the numerous catastrophes.which have of rules late years harrowed the feelings of the country, none r for have surpassed that terrible accident which occurred the on Thursday week at the Hartley colliery. This. rhich melancholy casualty has combined in itself all the anve, horrors to which the adventurous miner is exposed )tton while in the ...

... MB. SEWARD'S REPLY TO M& SMITE O'BRIEN I L _1 _ ._ I ?? . - I- L-- ?? :- -_ . , Lo- ed to nthe The following letter has been received by Mr. Saluti, 3said O'Brien, from the Hon. Mr. Seward, the American Seere. that tary of State. Mr. O'Brien, in forwarding the commuanica. a the tion to a Dublin journal, expresses his belief that it ha3 Ha- been written with a view to produce an imuoression on ...

... AILWAY ?? - RAI1LWAY RECEIPTS, ?? the Times.) The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom tar the wseek endling Jan. 18, Snoosmted to c?401.C and oin We corresptonding week of 1861 to £'459,28, showing an increa~se ot '1'281. The coll owing are the receipts onthe principallinesfortbe r~act teak S les Opened4 j Receipts. RAavs;fl5. ! 182 - 81 S2 81 Behast and Northern CountiesI 160 ...

... AIRDRIE-JAN. 8 I ?? A A ?? _ . . . . .. SCHOOL Or ARTS.-After a hius of three weeks, the weekly course of lectures in connection with this institution was resumed last night in the Music Hall, here, the lec- turer on this occasion being the Rev. .Lewis -H. Irving, of Falkirk, who gave a most graphic and entertaining lecture on the excavations of Nineveh, which he illustrated with numerous ...