... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... RALUS POPULI LEX SUPRPMA. DOMESTIC. * In'¶ccordance with the resolution arrived at by the Privy Council held at Osborne on Monday, a proclamation has been issued which directs that Parliament shall meet for the despatch of business on February 6. The extraordinary feat of transmittingl mails from Queenstown to London in less than 14 hours was accomplished yesterday, the Europa's news ...

... I P. .Y The usual weekly meeting of the Mersey Docks And Harbour Board was held yesterday, In the board- room of the dock officeq, Canning-plaoe. Mr. R sukin presided, and the following other gentlemen were also present: Messrs. Beld, Anderson, Mondel, Hab- back, Boult, Littledale, Farnwortb, lernle, Brockle- bank, Shand, Forwvood, Langton, S; R. Graves, Rees, rounthwaite, Arnold, Kendall, ...

... BRITISE[ GOODS IN PARIS. PARIS, JAN. 7. r The first week of the year 1862 has given an agree. able surprise to those who felt most severely the effects of the prolonged commercial stagnation at Paris, and, indeed, throughout France, Already a sensible tendency towards activity is disp~ayed in the eapital, and the same may be said to have taken place In others of the great French manufacturing ...

... Latest Jiitelligence. ?? ?? ?? ?? LORD STANLEY ON fRAGGED SCHOOLS. The inauguration of the Mirkdale Industrial Ragged Schools and Church, took place yesterday; the Right lon, Lord Stanley, M. P., presiding. Tle foundation stone was laid on the 18th of Aufnet, 1860, by the Earl of Derby, who gave the site on which the schools have been erected. There was a large attendance at the opening ...

... CAPTAIN HANS BUSi'$ PER- I I FECTED lFLE . An infereptlng series of experiments lins now ?? establishe d the merits of an entirely new description of rifle a)%d projectile, the invention of Oaptain Hans Bask.. The bore *:ag four curvilinear grooves, eaoh 025 Inch deep on one side, and gradually diminishing l in depth until r t merges into the bore, or rather into, the next groove. The depth ...

... BALUS POPULI LUX SUPREMA. I DOMESTIC. A speech delivered by our eloquent townsman the Chancellor of the Exchequer, at Leith, on Saturday, may be found in another column. With the exception of Earl Russell's great speech at the recent Newcastle banquet, we believe that a more important address has not been delivered by any of our legislators since the termi- nation of the last session of ...

... BY BLECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHs, The Earl of Yarborough died at Brfghton yesterday. Tbe Times has reason to believe that an addross of condolence to her Majesty is about to be circulated among all the branches of the permanent civil ser- vice. This token of aympathy has met with the approval of the heads of departments, and no doubtb will meet with a hearty response from all quarters. ...

... . ivaoo1I *gvU qy+ SALVUS P0PUL IXE SUPEMAI. DOMESTIC. M The official despatches from Washington p were considered at the Cabinet Council c held on Thursday, and it is understood C that her Majesty's Ministers are quite -, content with the satisfaction rendered by c1 the Federal Cabinet. The alleged outrage c on the British schooner Eugenia Smith -was also discussed by the Cabinet, and the ...

... PARIS_ . OSSIP. IE PAW4 JUART 8. sguuerot a >a Buar~n1ealS oocupationa nuot be, is now very bu.. atria ng for his fine-art ?? some of M=feasonier'best pallnthog., and having photographs taken of tho rmasterpieces of the fteenrth century which are to be foind in Vraioe, Italy, ortbe LIowCountries. TheMlnisterofFinsnce Is also showing ?? to be as good a judge of horse- bash'as of the fiB arts, ...

... I rRPILHARAON. CONCERT.' I PROGRAMME, Ss~ty'phonylIn D ?? ?? Hnydo. Aria-SignorOlEmpi..' ;i miaspiano' ?? Ladrs),. Duo- T e ite ariio ?? Rofissllwe.; (8bemiteraMshis)o ?? Ebben , a tefolriji (Serniromido) .R3ii Solo inofo.te.ArthurNapoleon.. Grud tsi Four Part Song ?? A' The New Year. Mendelssohn. Song-Mr. wa ter Bolton ?? ..La rivedrb nole ewtssi' (Un ball In Maschera) . VerdL. Duc(oomros. d ...