... tBY DRTIS AND IRISH MACNErX TLtGnAP.H.] PC RtEUTER'S TELEGRAM. M Pt THE TRENT CASE. hi in vi ANOTHER ALLEGED OUTRAGE at ON THE BRITISH FLAG, b. DESTRUCTION OF THE FORT OF it C1A1RLESTON. ci T TEE ABOLITION PROBLEM. T QUEENSTOWN, WETDXSDAY. A The Liverpool, New York, and Philadel. ga pbia Company's screw steamer City of Wash- cc ington arrived here this afternoon, with dates el, from New York ...

... THE MAYOR'S MONSTRE DINNER TO IS. It I .WORKPEIOPLE. O n Wednesday one of the m ost gratifying association s of employers smnd em ployed that we ever remember witn essing I took place at the Broadmead-rooms, when the Right Wor- shiplal the Mayor, John Hare, Esq., partner in the firvw of J ohn Hare and Co., proprietors of the extensive and well- known floor-cloth works, Oil, colour, and lead ...

... It THIE WEST INDIA MAIL. SOUTHIAxnoN, JAN. 13. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Seine1 Captain Revett, with the West India and Pacific mails, arrived here this afternoon. She brings in I all sixty passengers; specie value 96,4461., of which 32,7801. is gold bullion, 2,8681. gold coin, 43,8861. silver bullion, 8,1021. silver coin; pearls, 1,6001.; Iand platina, 7,2101. Hercargo comprises 73 ...

... TIHE CURE FOR CRIMINALS. - - 4- . V aa*AAT>- r..- . The report from the Reformatory Committee for the County of D)erhy, presented to the Court ot Quarter Sessions last week, was a very suggestive one. During the year just dead there have been twelve juvenile offenders sent to various Reformatory Schools from this county, and the total amount paid towards the maintenance of juvenile criminals ...

... WEST AFRICAN MAILS, LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY. 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 ;JAvcra, 12; Cipe Coast Castle, 14; Cape Paimas, 16; ...

... THE -MORNING CIVRONICLE, LONDON: TUESDAY, JANUAY 14, 1862. The new question before the public is becoming, mnequivOcallY national. What is to be the Memo- 2ia of Prince ALBERT I Mr. DAVID ROUTS, the accomplished Oriental artist, has caught the fancy of bringing home that prostrate obelisk into which the sun and the sands of Egypt have eaten for innumerable centuries. We are to have Ox-heads ...

... T aO MEN KILLED. One of the two boilers used at the flyer Moor Col- liery exploded on Tuesday afternoon, causing the almost immediate death of one man, James Hunter, whilst a second, named afatthew Robson, dieo in about ass hour and a half afterwards ; a thirld man, named Barrett, the engineman, was not expected to recover ; and two other msen were seriously injured. The Byer Moor Colliery ...

... CORRiESPONDENC E. THE MILITARlY IMIURDERS. TO THE EDIrOR OF THE P'RESTON CHRONTOLE. SIR,-On reading the article copied from the eornaio Post in youir paperof WNednesday I wvecasq Ite surprisedatitsconuladinag paragraph-' Strietlyspcakiing, Ihowever, these orimestiuns coin. mitted are entirely causeless n1iid the sole means by whibh they can ino repressed is by the 'ectible exam le ma e of the ...

... I FLOGQ1ED FOR MISSING A TRIAIN. A correspondence, relative to the flogging of two pupils, has been published by George Jackson, Esq., of the Manor House, Little Marlow. It appears that the two sons of Mr. Jackson went on a visit to their grand- mother at Eveeham, in Worceetershire, during the Easter holidays, and were to have returned on the 4th of April, which they did, by the last train. ...

... WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1866, WE are still waiting for the American reply, and may per. haps have to wait another week; but if the altered tone of the general newspaper press, and of the New York press especially, is to be taken as a true or even an approximate expression of the views of Federal statesmen on the MAS0eo and SLIDELL affair, we may give all our expectations of a war with the ...

... BY HLEcTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEORAPIL OFFICES, TEmrLE BUILDINGS, NEW STREET. BEUTEli'S TELEGRAMS. THE AMERICAN QUESTION. Tho New York Hlerald of December 24-the latest date of the journals brought by the Europa-says:- ' Nothiing new has bcen developed in Washington relative to the Mason and Slidell difficulty. It is thonght that General Scott has brought out some pro- positions which may ...

... The ducal family Saxe-Coburg and Gotha has long held a prominent position in their patronage of the fine arts, as vell uts of those of a domestic character. The grand-father of our late much-lainented Prince Consort give all early impetus to agricultural improvements in Saxony, aided, it is said, by the advice of the then Earl of Findlater, who lived for many years in that countsy. He was also ...