... EXECUTION OF WALLEIM AT YORK. The execution of James Waller, the murderer of Smith, the gamckeeper, near Otley, took place at noon on Saturday. To the high sheriff, on Friday afternoon, Waller confessed his guilt, and acknowledged tho jnstice of his sentenco. At Eeven o'clock in the evening he was again visited by the chap. lain, and from nine until eleven the officers in charge read to him ...

... SAVUS TOPULI IEX SUPREMA. DOMESTIC. Yesterday afternoon, it was resolved by an influential assembly in the metropolis to erect an enduring memorial, of a monu- mental character, of the late Prince Con- sort. The Gazette of last evening publishes copies of official correspondence on the Trent case which supply several important facts wanting to make perfectly intelligible the correspondence ...

... I PROFESSIONAL NURSES IN | | 4LIVERPOOL. I Many cruel things are done, and must be done, by the kindest and most conscientious of men.engaged in any kind of public duty, from statesmen and generals down to the directors of a company or the trustees of a charity. Well has it been said that the con- sciences of men entrusted with power should be rather strong than sensitive ; not only for many ...

... EOMaEiOPATHY--WHAT IT IS ! ?? following excerpt we (Americans Msorsttly Rlewie) take from the American edition of an excel- lent work devoted to The Ffomoospathio Treatment of Consumption, by Dr. Hitohmnan of Liverpool, rid we give it as the best exposition of homues patlry we have seen, and as quito characterlstic of the elo- quent doctor's vigorous style :-Personal expori- ence, reading, ...

... . . _ LBY WACrTlI AND MAGNurco TEGRAPMS.J The1 Warrior, Captain A. A. Coehrane, left Ply. mouth Sound on Tuesday afternoon for Lisbon. 1he death of the Prince Consort is t be the subject of apriz poe fo whih th ?? of the their departure for lndia. INDIAN FINANCE. It is currently reported that the India Council are about to draw on India, during the three months of Morch, April, and May, bills ...

... THE LATE PRINCE CONSORT. I C7OUNT1Y MEETINGQ AT OHESThR9 A publfc meeting of the Inhabitants oft the county of ,Oaeater-, called by Lieut.-Colonel Gleg hg sheriff of the county, in prauanooofarqiio signed, amongst others. bly the Mruso et mineter, the Marquis of ?? h aqL of Combermuere Lord De Tabley, Lr gro o Tattoo), sevdrai members of Parliaet adsm of the most influential residents in Ih ...

... RAILWAY T.RAF.FIC. Woot's total. lalf year's total 1862. rnl 1862 1I6i6&' 1toa.5 y7l3tnICououzea. 125 163 3411 355 3 9tgg elor . ?? , 5'3S t ..221 1030 373 lU6 - 10798 1.i31 381161 3Si2f 1 11lJ f~vr;oc~ll 1 caaeioi; e 123t14 193 1S0i3 o 44 6A cc, 3a B URCL ?? 30:' 314 6?A kicil 10 C,,k, VrOck & Passage- 183 193 379 391 -6i Piod* ?? 2i3 933 5b7' 4633 ' 'Ul I& BldJtaOt Juuc.. 1323 1345 Gtf ...

... LATEST APHD TELEGR.APHIC NEWS. STORM SIGNAL. I The following telegram. received from Admiral Fitzroy, of the Meteorological Department, London, was posted yesterday at the Underwriters' Rooms:- Hoist drum. Explanation: Gales successively. VERDICT IN THE WINDHAM CASE. Yesterday morning, this inquiry was resumed for the i4h and last time. Sir E. Cairns renewed his protest against Mr. ...

... PUBLIC MEETING FOR THE ADOPTION OF MEASiURES OF RELIEF. A large and influential meeting, convened by His Worship the Mayor, by circular, was held in the Council Chamber, Town Hall, on Monday, at noon, to consider the desirableness of adopting measures for the relief of distressed persons, suffering from great poverty, at the present period. The Mnyor presided. There were up- wards of two ...

... HUNGARY. Vienna, Jan. 13.-Martial law has been proclaimed in the Comitat of Pesth for the crimes of rapine, murder, and arson, but not for desertion, as was stated. THE SUMTER. Cadiz, January 10.-The American consul has received orders to protest against the admission of the Sumter into -the port. It is said Spain wall protect the prisoners brought by the Sralter. RUSSIA. St. Petersburg, Jan ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, ST. GEOROB'S CHunceH.-We understand that a very strong feeling exists among the congregation of St. George's Church in favour of the appointment of the pre- sent respected curate, the Rev. C. R. Wood, to the vacant incumbency. TsEc REV. RoBnRT HARRIS, B.D.-We would refer our readers to an advertisement in another place in refer- ence to an admirable portrait of the ...

... [IRF'IERFXS TEL (7RA.NlS.] STRANGEQ AFF;AIfi AT; SOUT7i6IA-APTON. Q..k . * w.:- Southampton, Friday.-Three armied men and an officer from the federal corvette Tvscneok, were found last :night in the docks, watching the N'ashille. They wvere found by Mr. Philip Hedge, the dock superintendent, close at the Nashveilte's bows. They had dark lanterns, and com- bustibles for the purpose of ...