... BY ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPHS. OFFICEs, TEmPLE BuILDINIS, NEWi STREET. REUTER'S TLELEGRAMS. PRUSSIA. We read in the FranAfort Jourwne1:-We are assured that the recognition of the kingdom of, Italy by the Prussian Goverlme nt has been actually decided upon, and may be considered an approaching eventuality. Admitted in principle, and imposed on the Cabinet of Berlin by the daily ...

... Nix 0 91h I - ?440? at, Mae, Not . 19 TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1862. NEWS OF THE DAY. The Europa arrived at Queenstown last night, several hours behind her time, a delay which has caused great anxiety throughout the country She brings no definite news, though it is probable that the Government will receive by her despatches from Lord LYoNs, calculated to elucidate the mystery which at present ...

... CHRISTMAs FARE, delivered at the London Station of the Eastern Counties Railway, from the 18th to the 25th December, 1861:- Oxen ?? No. 1,498 Sheep ?? ?? 9,247 ?? 620 'is ?? , 2 'rves ?? 181 Turkeys ?? 6,641 Geese . 3,468 Ducks ?? 1,561 Hares and Pheasants ?? 884 Oysters, barrels of ?? 2,308 Oysters, in bags ?? Tons 24 Meat . ?? 357 Poultry . . 350 Fish ?? 329 Stilton and other choice Cheese ? ...

... BILSTON -SAVNGS BRANE FAILuRFE. It has transpired that; Mr, Fletcher's life policy for £4,000. has a claim uponi it of some £1,000. or more, that is to say,' that the document has been used by Mr. Fletcher, as' security' for aloan'to that extent. This, of course, 'will decrease, by the 'mm ofr which it has been used as security the value of the portion of Mr. Fletcher's. assets comnprised in ...

... THE. JOURNAL Of SATURDAY Will contain the second of the series of articles on the Local Adulteration. Crusade, 'Goesip from Paris, the Eighth Article on National Education, a, Batch of Local Notes 'and Queries, and the Annual. Analysis, by Mr. George Shaw, of the Patents of last year. THE , SATURDAY EVENING POST Will contain the 32nd and 33rd Chapters of Redwood Trevor; a Tale ...

... [From the Times City Arti:.1e.] The ?? published this afternoon of the financial statement of M. Fould produced at the moment a good effect, since it gives a clear and substantial prospect of the re-establishment of an equilibrium and a steady increase of prosperity, which might be contingent only on the satisfactory proviso that tho country be preserved from dangerous and expensive European ...

... EMBEZZLEMENT OF £1,500. BY A BIR- MINGHAM TRAVELLER.. At the Public Office, yesterday, an elderly manl, of respectable appearance, named Thomas Wilcox, who re- sides in Hunter's Lane, was brought up on remand, before Messrs. Thornton, Malims, and James, charged with em- bezzling various sums, amounting to upwards of £1,500., the moneys of his employers, Messrs. Bateson, Jordan, and Co., ...

... I MR. SAMUEL GRIFFITHS'S- ASSIGNMENT. I The deed was filed, as We intimated yesterday, on the day before (Wednesday), with the Registrar-General of Bankruptcy, in London. -iMr. Edward Bagnall Thorney- croft (this gentleman's second .name is not Benjamin, the same as the founder of the present well-known firm of G. B. Thorneycroft and Co., of Wolverhampton,) is a party to the deed, iind it' c ...

... THE TRAI)E MIARK-S BILL. (Freom Oil) l'oic. THIRID D)AY. lcL'st,. oF, Moio?s Inday, March 24. IT)s conii ittee appointed to enquire intbo this bill :~lclti VIr sttng ths liouig.The followiig incusibers ,! -t AiMr. Eoutiebck (C liair-inaii), Mtr. Miliner 1ii Franicis (Collsiiid. Mr. Alderman Ciopeland, * Is , Mr. 'Miffatt, andI Mr. Potter. The enuqiry Is I~ onl Thiisdlay last, when eviidence ...

... BY MxcrETlO AND INTERNATIoNAL TlLEIGRA1?U. Obsces, TsEMrLE BULssDINGS, NEW STRERT. *REUt.TER'S TRLBRAMS. THE AMERICAN WAR. R E T REA T OF T H E CONFEDERATES. EVACUATION OF YORKTOWN. RAISING OF THE COTTON BLOCKADE. QUEENSTOWN, FRIDAY. The royal mail steamer Persia arrived off the harbour at 3 r. m. She brings 234 passengers and 808,563 dollars in specie. She passed the Royal mail steamer Scotia ...

... NOTICES TO 0O1ltEcSPONDENTS. alletle'ra tic ended for publiceuioni mu-st tbe acucomcpanicd by ?? ad ac're~ce ?? wrtesnot nectessarily for 1,cl~li-cioc, bt fr he nfoni t in o Ite Editor, --.icijcccrcct olw et ii~ SpC~i c-ic upona their cone- ~. ',icns nt ee cciin if he, -swe cannot under- ip -Lor-d Vcciccle-rstocc is icotac Peer. * V A it ?? Iii ,cc tccin tile nncuilber stated. j ieexemiptioni ...

... 'Tl Misha flgj~wot. FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1862. NEWS OF THE DAY. In the House of Lord yesterday, the Lord Cnf&N- CELLOR introduced a bill to amend the law relating to trustees and Lord BRiOUGOHAM introduced a bill on the subject of the marriage laws. The House was afterwards occupied in Committee on the High- ways Bill. The amended Game Laws Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be referred ...