... Mr A. M‘Bey will offer for Public Sale, within the King Street Market, Aberdeen, upon Wednesday, 15th January, 1862, About 40 cattle. 20 HORSES; and 12 SHEEP. Consisting of-12 Ayrshire COWS and QUEYS, all at Calving. 10 COWS and QUEYS, various Breeds and Seasons. STOTS and QUEYS, One and Two years old. 10 EWES, served by Leicester Tups. 2 Leicester TUPS. 10 First-Class Draught HORSES and MARES ...

... THU LiT! DISASTROUU 11RE34! LARBREK. 1 'to THEa EDTfloR Or TiHE PRESTON CHRONICLE. SIRn-11Will you allow a short space in vouir next number for one or two brief suggestions respectingt'he late disastrous lire at Larbreeok, onl Woesfcday last, the 22d inist., by which the piremises, of Mr. Sturzakeer, together with a considerable por- tion of hi, property, were tetally destroyed by fire. The ...

... I| -- ?? . ?? - PRUSSIA, The KIing i6 still confined to his bed, but no anxiety is felt respecting his convalescence. TURKEY. Paris, Jan. 10.-Telegraphic advices re'eived here from Alexandria to the 8th, state that the Turks, at Tripoli, had maltreated several of the Christian irlnabitants. The French consul had demnanded an ?? frigate Mogad'or has arrived at Tripoli. GENERAL NEWS. POSTAGE ...

... I I TONORAMUS.-We cannot answer without seeing the will. Bt. Pi.-No action has been brought by the relatives of the late Dr. Bailey against the railway company. C. B.-Must obtain a divorce before he can marry again. I. F -We do not know anything of the office about walch you Inquire. J. 11. W.-Tbe landlord can either distrain or bring an action in the county court for the rent due. K. S.-You ...

... ' The Times has hastened to quote an article from the Quebec Morning Chronicle, in which the system of vote by ballot, as applied to municipal elections, is heartily, if illogically, condemned. The arguments by which the opponents of the baliot seek t9 destroy it, are of the flim- siest. Tbey eonfound .6e aent effect. They believe they are triumphant when they exhi- bit the ballot in ...

... ?? 01 4From Friday Evening's'Gazette.) FOREIGN OFFICE, Jan.- 17. Copies of correspondence wish her Majesty's mfinis- ter in the United States. From LordaLyons to Earl RusselL Dated Washington, Dec. 31, 1861. (Received January 15, 1862).. MyLord,-Theseeretaryof stmeof the UnlbedStates has informed me that, havinglearned that Messrs. J. W. Zacherie and T. J. Rogers, Americin citizens, were taken ...

... (1),ar ?? ibrarg Zo -little. BLACKwooD opens the year With an excellent number. There are three articles in the novel departnuoet; all mteresting and moist agreeable reading. A splendid bio- graphy of J. Ml. W. Tarinm, B.A., fouided on Mr. Tliorn- bury's recent work. An elaborate article on the New Minute of the Privy Council on Education.-A discus- sion between four voylager, onl board one ...

... I Trm! ALLEGZI) LUNACY OF as NDgAt jRDINNARY DISCLOSURiES. The inquiry into the alleged lunacy of Mr. Windhamn, of Febrg Hell, No)flt cniuS. The following is further~ eridenoe, brought forward by the prosecutors of th o uit:~- Sergeallt Yay, of the C3 division, said he had. known Mr. -Wiudham for twelvs or eighteen months, and( lind often met him about thle Ha-yiarket and its neighbourhood. On ...

... Ii-- EYB i-D' NEAs Si PAEl SATURDAY'S EDIT L0?4 IT.CAM L~RSVWG ERSjI1flO~F lAVILM ENT- A WASNJTZG TOi TOXE B.RI1LuflG cLASSS. f ihe politir:ul priorct6td of tbe new year art, as fa as re- g.u.s domestic affairs, of a nomdfesript rrmucter. The yeage io n pxrrfec roe r2i so that good or evil, rn.rrrhr little, ?? be irse-rib'sd konr it Our rulate anldrirr let ises-- ?? to their ?? igormis ...

... MTERNAxiMOUAL =sXsLBVION or hotM. Colceirniag theo building Rself, no gods od will h seve y stifing.T ai ourninions which ZTOr hone.1stly felt, and -whichl, inded Csnto genrally enetined among comapetent judges to he passed over or svmoothed Into compaisat aprova. There is au~ch toprseith deign oft CatIn ;Foxi, Land 'therear sco ne pINts, obe(in, both on rho pet rids of utility n ftat.W ...

... A tLVEfLrPCLX, ZUANDAL. * th intcN nCC. 4 rriht I: :.on 1he ?? : th0e RLva. Nii;sHin 1ienry Mi-to.in, ?? to -o TotE -nh-tna, vontby Lit rde.tali of the Wi. J I. zU W-.. bnt thiej ti n charmla-tr co the 3 l ..=7.0tti le *orndetoo!d w-ritbott a little mo' ?? .Ti) 5ib'''¶ it wor't Y'J0t. l-yat-. It -was ?? at DQ en ot3 t}.r: ?? of ttlQ )iTwV blua1 - . -for'e diii's gI forttut b-efol t2%i -lcky tr ...

... A COUP D'ETAT IN CaIzA. Tho Empress-Motber is now sole Regent of the Celin,, empire, with Prince Kuiag as First Minister, Laviog si,, =eeded in overthrowing the War or Anti-Foreign pty- Inmmodiately on the young Emiperor's returk to tile capital rlecrees were issued direoting the arrest of Sn-shun. Tp.i Yneu, Prince of I, and Twan-Ilwa, Prince of Cbi,,, three leading members of the Council of ...