... AMEI4tlCW'.' rp fEBUTER'S EXPRESS.] LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. The Canadian screw steamer Norwegian, Cap, L tain McMaster, from Portland (Maine) on the 1UD sh inst., via Londonderry, arrived in the Mersey0 about eight o'clock this morning. The news by this arrival has been generally anticipated. or The Partlavd Argus of the 11th, in an editorial oj on the rumour that the Washington Government i had ...

... TRA 4I'ZSA TLA-TIC TELBEGLAPE. g )- j0 ?? EDITOR OF THE -MORNING CHRONICLrE. Sir-All Begland responds to your ventilating ihia mrst iaportant eujcct; all admit your premises, and the great f value, nayl ur,;re, dirQ Deceelity of tbe establishmert of y instantanseeomanuuication with the Canadas, it eaci a can be socomsplisbed, money at the present juncture being comparatively no object. I N ...

... HORRIBLE CRUELTY TO A BOY BYA RUSSIAN 0APTTA V. Great excitement has been caused in Hull during the past day or two by the report that the captain of a Russian brig had so ill-used his cabin boy that there was little hope he would recover from the treaftueat. It appears that the Russian buig Urlu, Captain Bientf, laden with a cargo of linseed and hemp, left Riga on the 29;h ult. She had on ...

... ° T|HELATE REF.rHA RT WELL BORNE, B.D I o; 1 This eminent divine, who died on Monday, at his house s in Bloomoobury-square, after a short illness, at the age of more than fourscore, was born about the year 1780, and M was educated with a view to following literature as a pro- o fessicn. His first publication was, ' On the Necessity and ti T ruth of the Christian Revelation, in 1800-2, which ...

... IAIL WA F AND JOINT STOCK CO.IPAzNIES I IN P1A.LrAMIRN T ear are, Oa Saturday, Messrs. Smith and Frere, the examining barristers appointed by the House of Lords and Commons laid to inqnire into and report upon the numerous applications for Led, no1w railways and joint stock companies, commenced the pon labours of the session in Committee Rooms 16 aud17 of the the Houee of Cosmons. There was a ...

... Mr. Smith O'Brien has Issuel an address to the people of Tipperary, in which he calls upon them to say wbether they are disposed to acquiesce in the insult which has been i offered to their representative, The O'Donoghue, who was recently struck off the Commission of tho ;seaoe for the part he took in the national proceedinga at the t Rotunda. The O'Donoghue is deocribed by the hero of ...

... I St. Martin's Hall was re-opened for the first time on Monday evening last since it was nearly destroyed by fire some time ago, having been engaged by Rumsey and Newcomb's Ethiopian Minstrels (eighteen in nuomber), who bad al uninterrupted run of success in Liverpool from June last up to their departure for London. Since Fell's notable Company appeared at the St. James's Theatre some years ...

... [A mark (t) is attached to the Events discussed or more fully Maz- rated in this week's ExA]eNEn.) AMERICA: FOREIGN. JAoe. 3.-Victory of the Federals at Hilton Head, and advance to within six miles of Charleston, where reinforcements are awaited.* 6.-The Pareaee, all safe, arrived at Cape Breton, coaled, and pro- ceeded to St John's, New Brunswick. 11-The Congressional Naval Committee has ...

... X .00.rs1:HE >aiwSRY. The~ollp~g ~idre~tpf ?? to the Queen, on the decehje ot111r M NMItf~o Consort, has been ti forwarded ?? se Seretasy for presentation by the it Inspitte of civil cxcptiners : We, the President and Council of the Institution of Civil Engineers, on behalf of ourselves and the other . t members of oar body, respectfully approach your Majesty, an with the assurance of our ...

... I I WAR WITH THE NATIVES. LIVERPOOL, THUSDAY, JAN. 9. The African Steamship Company's screw steamer Athenian, from the West Coast of Africa, arrived here this morning. She brings 25 passengers, and 2,200 ounces of gold dust. Her dates are-Benin, Dec. 8; Fernando Po, Nov. 30; Cameroons, 29; Old Calabar, Dec. 3; Brass River, Nun, and Bonny, 7; Lagos, 10; Accra, 12; Cape Coast Castle, 14; Cape ...

... ANOTHER COLIERY EXPLOSION AND LOSS I ?? LIFE. The Birminghamn Daily Post of yesterday says: The neighbourhood of Blackheatl, near Dudley, has just been thrown into a state of painful excitement by the occur- rence of one of those terrible accidents which are unotui rately so common in the mining districts of South Stafford- shire. The particulars, as far as our correspondent has been able at ...

... I THE ENGLISH PRESBYTERIANS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS.T] Snit-Eaving just noticed in the report of Mr. t Fitzjames Stephen's admirable speech in defence of Dr- tb Rowland Williams the following rather important error in a ar matter of fact, I trust you will allow me to correct it. In 0tl speaking of the Westminster Assembly of 1643 he says that of it consisted partly of learned members ...