... SIl EDWIJX LAZDNMEri% AG1) )11. TA,\t.01, In the Couit of Exchcnucr, odt x,'irday, tihe ?? of lIal. ?? V. Sir Edwin L, ndi4er was t iied. Tlcp;,l;: it1s Aro A filn! of tnilols of the nanle of llaldaua, oaalyfi j4i butllncs in Old Bondl-trect, and the defendant is th,3 rc jip-Iter, !ir 'doin ilandseer. The plaintiffa had ?? the defendart with clothes on the 28th June, 1S38, and when oec ci the ...

... LjATEST1' NEW'S, FRANc.. THlE INTEIIVEN 0'NOX iN MIXICO. The .onitcur of Thursday ulludes, in its bulletin, to tbo ?? of the press on MCexjcan affairs, amd says:- -An ?? neccetsity exists for the Interventtug 1pourrs to coipleto their work by constituting, in accord I asco with the wishe3 of the Mcaicau nation, a strong and dunablo government, with which Europe cor d form solid aml pacitic ...

... FOREIGN N SEWS. I ?? AMERICA. no details received from America confirm ths tologra. phlc accounts which we published last week, showing that the tide of success has at length turned, A series of battles have been fought In MarYland, between the Fodorals under 'CIellan and Burnside, and the Confederates under Jack- son and Iee, The result has been the retreat of the Southorn army across tho ...

... %#tat BUA 'LMOUld, M t I - - a The Manchester City, Counc at thix soetiog on Wednesday, jpproved of the cenatra1 Petxion of the Infirmnary o 5p)15o Bta the iltO of te AUjlert MemoriaL A mar~n, nmamed Thomas MillignzP a Tabourer In thteemploy of the Kirkiess Hal 0'oiispany, Standish, ne5r Wigan, was on Saturday crushed botwoen t'o wogoas and A mutual ?? society was inaugurated on Saturtday ?? ...

... FRANCE, The Monifeur rays M. do Budberg, the now Russan ambassador, ia delivering his credentials to the Emperor, said:- I have been commandod by the Emperor, my madtr, to be the interpreter of his feelings of lfnooerfrlesdship for ?? Majesty, I shall do my best for tho development of a mutual understanding between two great nations, the union of which is bad upon the right comprehension of ...

... AMERICA. The North German Lloyd's steaswhip Hlansa, from Now York on tho 29th tNlt., arrived at SouthYmpton on Saturday. NE\v YORK, MIARCH 2'3. Contrabands, arrived at Fort Monroe from Norfolk, stitO LhAt tho Confederate steaor Mcrri mac hisd been repairod and brought out of dry dock; that her crow had goon on board, and that also Was newv ready for action. Sevora3 rnow gusan of heavier metil ...

... IGUET FIRE AT T LIVERPOOL GA WORKHOT ...

... I COURT, CABINET, AND PERSONAL wae sed O.SBoRN', SATURDAY, JAN. 18.-TheIr Seres, has fligbinesses the Princess Of 1lohenliohO Lankgenkbeeg atn isg 'io-Co Louis' of lies-go are istayisig with Ifer Majecasy ti,' Quen. ?? Hlighness the Prinlce Of Wales renisiri SLY at sbone In cpcatiofl of the arrival of his brotll:~ ion 'Prince Alfred, who is shortly expected to reach r1nglajd bIN Thre Prince ...

... I U&S T 1 HTS PROCEEDINGS. IN BOTH HOUSES. (BY BiM10 AN D NMNATaso TONAL n EOAP1.) HOUSE OF' LORDS. The Lord OhanCellor took ?? seot on tho weolsack at fivo o'clock. THE REVISED CODE AND PUPIL TBACORS. The Earl of DERBY complained of the rtcles of tho rovired codo affecting pupil toechers who had nearly soered thoir apprenticeship, and also of the penalties for not having pupil teachers when ...

... TEE GOLD IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. Some Interesting particulars on this subject are given In a letter to the T ims from Yictoria, Vancouver's Ihland:- At New Westminster, the other day, I meta man whohad workedas a journeyman c.penterfor me some time ago, and whom I was in the habit, of seeing occasioually in Victoria. He made up to me to consult me on the best moans of dis- ?? of hiB gold, there ...

... I OUT, WINDSOR CASTLE, SATURDAY, M&R=I 29.-SJ9rC. L. Esatlake has arrived at the Castle from London. Her MAlajesY took a drivo in a carriago yesterday, attended by Lwd Augusta Bruco and the Hon. Colonel A. Hardinge. Their Roysal HignesUes the Princes HelOPA and Louse waoompanled the Queen, Hler Mlajesty continues in the enjoyment of excellent healtb. Prince Alfged went to Dover ?? to meet ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-MoNDAY. THlE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIiRE. Tho Earl of SHAFTESBU2RY said ho wv3 anxious to put a question to Lord Grauvilie, of which ha had given him srsvatenotice, upon a subject of painful ?? interest. lie House was aware of the severe distress now unhappily prevailing in the cotton manufacturing districts of Lauca- shire, and of theexemplary patience witlhwhich that distress ...