... 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' ...

... SATURDDAY, JANUAar 18, 8 A.M4. B. L M. D. . C. I S. W. NAN 29.78 86 84 S. 5 4 C ?? 29.87 85 84 S. 6 LEUCH ?? 29.4889d 35 S.E. 2 16 - BEaWKOR ?? 29.97 27 - S. 6 8 b 8 AaDROSSAN ?? 289 . 3S s 6 S.SW. 5 D Or 6 0.17 PoRTaUS ?? 29Oe- 42 41 S.E. 6 8 0 6 - Sg s8 ?? 38.08 29 - S.W. 7 6 o - GA.LWAY *29.51 40 89 S. 7 8 0 4 - SOAntBOsoU(o 80.12 429 - S. 2 8 b 8 _ SIVERPOOL ?? 29.0 3 _- S.E. 4 2 In 8 ...

... KUMMARCY. The Pers'n tand tho Niagamra have arrived w ith newv fr oij Anmericat to the I Oth insA. Ve Iatn !ii -witLL outieh satisfaction of the safety of Ilhe ?? and all on l eard. She had, it ap)l- ar, put into Syplacy, Cape Broton, short of coals; bitt aftur eoaling, is reported to have left for Halifax, wnner e we learn other vessels with troojta for (aida Ia have arri'ved. Terlograms ...

... MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20. BY the arrival of the steamship Persi. we have the gratifying intelligence that the Pamana, with the Fadi- I,, , I I I . IL _o p_. . a I Hier Guards on board, had arrived safely. at Sydney,: Cape-Breton, on the Gth ust, aud, after coaling, she sailed for St. John's, New Brunswick, the same day. The Parana and Adriatic. left Southampton on- the 20th ult., and the ...

... ?? Ac 'Ad s ARoTRng A-VD LECTURE BY SBOFEgSOB BLACKIE ON A COMPARISON AD COGNTAST BETWEEN THE ENGLISH, SCOTCH, AND GERMAN DNISIV5TIEM~ On Saturday, the monthly meeting of the Glaegow Branch of the Educational Institute of Scotland was held in the High School, when Professor Blackie, of Edinburgh, de. livered a lecture on A Comparison and Contrast between the English, Scotch, and German ...

... FIGHTFUL COLLIERY ACCIDENT. .1 - FIVE MEN KILLED AND TWO HUNDRED BURIED ALIVE.' NEWCASTLE, Friday Nighti One of the most alarming colliery accidents that has cc curred in this country for several years past took place yesterday morning, at New Hartley. Oolliery. - Hartley now pit is situate close totho Hartley Junction of the Blyth and Tyne Railway, and on the western side of the line; It ...

... | THETCIVIL WAR i -AM-ICA'- THI (FROM THE SPECIAL CORREIISPONDENT OF THE Tl1tES.) (EXTRACT FROM JOURNAL.) . WASHINGTON,. DEC. 30.-The N.w York journals of yesterday pursue the roaring nightingale line of writing. One rejoices that Jefferson Davis will be disappointed, because Mason and Sliddell will be sur.- rendered, if demanded, as nothing must be allowed- .to prevent the prosecution of ...

... LATEST PROM AMERICA. - -T Ov I- vzr ARRIVAL OF' THE PEu~L SAFETY OF THE PARANA. (Prom eM own Correspondent) I Livcrpool, Satur ...

... NATAL AND MIllTARY INTBLLIGEUffC WOOLWICH, SuVDAY, WIU STDBES FOR AEsRcIC AND THE WEST IN;DIES -The, screw steamavessel Spartan, Captain Wliggins, hayitng adjusted compasses at Greenhithe, will proceed to- morrow on her voyage to St. John's, New Brunswick, end Eelifax, Nova Scoria, with a full cargo, consisting It about 1,6t10tens of stores for the garriecus at these statione. The stores ...

... JMRB. REB UC& ON RDUCATION. n I A _ I I\. ?? - Mr. Roabuek delivered' a leotre Of Thdrid at the S Salisbury Literary eid Soieintiflo Institutie. Alr., Marsh, M.P., presided, anda the ' bishop anji eeverlcler~yin wg tere pressnt. The subject was -opulsr ricatiou, t and Mr. Roebutk delivdred in entertaining and charmi- t terissi -leoture. It would be asked, he said, hts did he of mean by ...

... I Avnaum u, JAN. 18.->AXrUn ENrZ .MU-t- r R. Gilpin, to the Indus, for service in the Persons. Chief Engineer J. H. Marshall, to the Asia, for charge of the machinery of the Caesar, when paid oft. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 19. The Osborne, Admiralty yacht, Master Com- mander G. H. R. Bower, received orders to sail for Trieste, where she will await the arrival of his Royal Highness the. Prince of Wales ...