... * On Saturdaby ?? Clarenae Paget (Seore. tary to the A&dmiralty) abddressed his constituents ina the Glildhall, Deal, on the general topics of the day. Lord Clarence Paget, *tber atlluding in felin terms to the death of the Prince Consort, adverted to the questlon of the French treaty, the subject ot reform, end, lastly, to our neutrality in the war in America. On thbe sbject of the Trenb ...

... The Cousmricr du Pas-de-Calats has the following C isconimunlcated. note :-1 In ?? reply to th'e I Mialater of Worship, the Bishop of Arras stated facts contrary to those set forth by the examining t magistrate in hbisorder. Itis essential, therefore, in order to set public opinion right, to publish certain C parts of the proceedings upon which the magistrate I based his appreciations. That ...

... I E iAMIERICA. -MASON & SLIDELL. lest Trfles light as air git Ave to the suspicious proof as Atroeg ~, if As word of uoly writ. iuld No sooner bas our national anxiety been calmed old through war becomting more remote by the release of der the 0onfederate comiussioners than we are assailed is a by calls upon our patriotiEn, to refrain froia any and t in all expression of welcome or ...

... OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE I IN THE TRENT CASE. Further details of the official correspondenee in this case have been published. The first is a letter from Seeretary Seward to Mr. Adamp, the Anuerican Minister in London, dated November 30, 1861. Mr. Seward in this letter compliments Mr. Adams for speaking and acting so wisely at the Lord Mayor's dinner, and also states that he told Lord ...

... ARCHITECTURAL & ARCHMED LOGICAL SOCIETY. The members of WEs society held the seventeenth meeting of the session last evening, at the Royal Institution. Mr. J. M. Hay presided. Amongst the donations to the soeiety ws a, valuable illuminated work, entitled The Sermon on the Mount, from Messrs. W. and G. A. Audisie, architects of this town. It oontains Zlaboratej executed designs in illuminated ...

... We this morning publish the important news which the people of Great Britain have been anxiously expecting for some days. The decision of the Federal Govern- ment is now known-the Southern Com- missioners, Messrs. Mason and Slidell, have been delivered up to the Power from whose custody they were so wrongfully abstracted. It is true that this momentous intelligence has not yet reached us in an ...

... THE HARTLEY ?? Wrltlng from the scene of the dreadful catastrophe, on lfondsy evening, a eorrss~,enderit of the Time, Ey 1 urther searchtfor bodles hvn been aba- cloned, and I am glad to slaty thatthere is good reason to conlude that the number whihhas been recovered -199- (with the five killed In the shaft) represents the whole extent ofthe calamity. It was conjectared that some eight or ten ...

... TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION BETWFEET ENGLAN9D AND IRELAND. It is not generally known that in order to receive the news brought by the Amerloan paskets as they touch at Queenstown It is necessary that the despatches should be forwarded by telegraph a distance of nearly eight hundred miles, or about one-half of the entire length of the cable which for a short time stretched across the Atlantic. ...

... (From tihe Mrning Advertie.) Turning now for a moment to the ?? that must be uppermost with the Americans in this Offhir of surrander, let us be as ready to show justice as we have shown firmness The victory is ours, We can, therefore' afford to look on ti e recent ?? with unwarped judgment. Let us think what must have been the feelings of the loyal ?? men, and, before Oll, what must have been ...

... HSATS POPtAh LZX SUPREMA. DOMESTIC. The reports relative to the health of his Royal Highness the Dake of Cambridge are again unfavourable. He is confined to Gloucester House by an attack of gout. I The Royal Naval Reserve movement is progressing in a manner which must even i surprise its staunchest supporters. Already above 8000 volunteers have been enrolled in the principal ports. The Globe ...

... LETTER FROM ONE OF THlE CREW. The followiug letter has been recelved by the parents of the writer. They resido In Liverpool:- OADI7 JArt. 12, 1862, Dear Parents,-I now take this opportunity to send these few lines. I shall give yon a short aecoont of our trip thus far. We ran the blookade on the MississippI on the 3Oth June. The United States stearner Brooklyn was on the blockade. She went off ...

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