... iTO THS RIGHT HOO. EARL RUSSELL, FORTIGN OFFICE, LONDON. Shipowner' Association, Jan. 13, 1862. My Lord,-It has come ,to the knowledge of the Liverpool Shipownera' Assoolatjon, through the public prints, that the Federal Government of the United States have sunk a stone squadron in the ?? Harbour. Thisprooeed. ing cannot fall seriously and permanently to injure the entrance to that harbour. ...

... THE TUSOJRORA AND THE NASHVILLE, On Thursday afternoon, an Amnerloan man-of-war, flying the Federal flag, was observed from -Ports.: month passn through Spithead;.and intelligence tah ey strortly baonveyed to the portoadmairal thab thestangr adanchored off Osborne. This could not be endured ; so Sir Heniry .Brnoe despatched the, Figmy, his ateam tender, with civil instructions that' ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. MIANOIIESTEDw, I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ __ SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1362. TuE DEsrATCHES ON TlE TitENT ArrAla.- The full despatch of MIr. SNVAInD in answer to the doemands of the British Govornment, confirmis the first impressions of its candid and manly character. The American Secrotary of State admits that our Government has asked for no more than the American Cabinet would expect to ...

... T . . . . tb An ?? being asked why he wore his stockings wrong side out, roplied, '( ecause there's a hole on the ither s5 ie ov 'ewn. A papar cau publish ?? appointments after the coming iD 0o a new adnainistration, but what paper in. the world is la:rge caough to publish half the disappointments 7 'Is Mr. Drown aL man of meanms rL inquired a lady visitor of Aunt Eetsy. Yes. I should think ...

... PROTECTION To A MARRIED EWOMAN-At the Town Hall, on Wednesday last, the magistrates granted protection to Elizabeth Duxbury, wife of Christopher Duxbury, of whose ill-usage she gave the magistrates a sad account. Tv'dELY AID.-At the borough police-court, yesterday, it was stated that a letter had been received from Mr. John Eccleston, of Blackpool, enclosing a donation of Al, for Maria O'Neil, ...

... .-Av3 B:;;FT OcoNFORMITY IN iTIM] BMENTVI AY ,,.naieso LACAHIE . flesO h oneec he represeiitativeS or sue On MondDY, tialeene ft e fLn~U n ludcpendenttf OrCnr ati ithe ouefl' Hote1 thio con- portion of Clhshire 'was Od tthe culenaO b10tel b; aider in what waoner the two hundredth annivarsy of the ?? of the Acet of Uiformity should be celebrated in ccahic, anabetrct ofwbic ap art thn insanc aup ...

... POLITICAL DIFFICULTIES AND RELIGIOU'S REFORMS IN FRANCE. Th(from cE Osional Pars Correspornent; .) The present si te of France (S pace,, 1M. de i Morny and M. dbe Is Gudrronibre) may well excite the ouriosit,7 of thoughtful men. A a literature corrupt to the core, a demoralised youth, a total ableno of enthusiasm for any- 3 thing-these are melat, holy symptoms. Peace I and order, it is widely ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE LANCASHIRE VOLUNTEERS.-The following com- mission has been signed by her Majesty: -51st Lan- cashire Rifle Volunteer Corp3: J. F. W. Mullen, gent., to be adjutant. Her Majesty has accepted the resignation of the oommissions held by the following officers, ?? Lieut. C. Semple in the 12th Lancashire Artillery; Capt. E. D'Orville In the 2nd Manchester; and Lient, C. R. hilnchin ...

... DIRECT ?? INDIRECT TAXATION. 3MEE TING IN THE CORN EXCHANGE. A p'ihli' meeting was held in the Corn Exchange Roomns, on Wedu.'alay evening, for the purpose of hearing addrosscs from 'Mr. ikdepiltation fromt the Liverp~ool Financial Reform A~soeociation, and other getintclen, on the subject of direct and lodk-ect taxation. There was al very good attendance. Mr, G. Toul'nin occupied the ehai-. ...

... . Join Mace, the pugilist, won the mile race, on Monday, in the contest with Bob Travers, beating him by 60 yards. Time, 5 minutes, 30 seconds. In the ease of Dr. Williams, which has been so long before the Court of Arches, the speeches of counsel were brought to a conclusion on Monday. Dr. Lushington's judgement wvas deferred. Mr. W. Blamire, for some years a representalive for the eastern ...

... I a The journals of Vienna (says the Nord) make a I great deal of the ovation which has been given at Verona by the army to the Emperor Francis Joseph, c and the singular speech which Marshal Benedek addressed to Idm. Opinion sees in these mani- festations the symptoms of a revival of military aspirations and a had omen for peace. The Oat. Deutsche Post thinks that the marshal, In saying that ...

... I Corctoed up to tho 6th of January, 1862. Fren (From thc United Service Magazine.) langi Wheretwo placesavemnentloned, the last narnod i thatatwhiclhthe exee depot of the mmetis stationed. dcliv CAVALRYV. 28th Bombar, Fermor yi le. Lifo Guards. H2de pa k 29thAldersholt. Preton 2ud Life nuaids, Iindsor 50th CaadA PrArkbv The ]Jore Uard. Iegeith31l China, C~hartiaf prca W91.a lore U3nds. ?? ...