... MISCELLAN OITS. Ono of the Marine Insurance Compasuies is said to have netted about £60,000. by takicg war risks during the late short period of excitement arising out of the case of the Trent. We hear that a company is being formed, one of the objects of which is to make arrangements for the recep- tion of foreign exenrsionists to this country during the Exhibition time. Mr. Layard, and ...

... Colonel Eugene O'Reilly, one of his companions in mtms in 1848, now an officer in the Turkish service, has written a letter to Mr. Smithl O'Brien, in which lie says: i I tell you iliinly, then, that you should not have written that letter to Mr. Seward, in the first instance, because you owe your life, your liberty, and the posses- sion of independent means to the clemency of that Government ...

... This inquiry was resumed yesterday morning, for the 27th time, at the Sessions House, Westminster, before Mr. S. Warren, Q.C., and s special jury. Mr. M. Chambers, Mr. Field, and Mr. Hume Williams, were for the petitioners; Sir H. Cairns, Mr. Karelae, and Mr. Milward for Mr. Windham; Mr. Coleridge for dMrs. Winrdham; andMr. Charles lussoll ?? SophiA Guibilei. The Master at the sitting of the ...

... E LEED S R EFORMATORY SOCIETY. I A ~~~r1~TrA V ~TUV'PTXTl ANNUAL IMEETING. Yesterday, the annuial meeting of lihe subscribers of tihe Leeds' Society for the Reformation of Juvenile a Ofendes, was held in the Grand Jury rom Twnt Hall 1 elt presidency ofteMAYOiz. There iver0 also pre- in ?? Vicar, Mr.. Baines, M. It, Rev. F. Jackson, Rev. a U W. Conder, Rev. ?? Hincks, Rev1. H. Tnckwvel, Rev. H1 ...

... ., KILREGGAN AND COV. - The second annua soiree under the auspiees of the Young Men's Mutual Improvement Society took place in the Free r Schcol-Roomaon Friday evening last-Mr. -Adar M'Lellan,. Park:Plaece i'the ebair. On the -platform were- Rev. R. S 0I Story, Roseneath; Rev. David Shanks, Craigrownalo Ir. Abegoizmbie,.COaigrownis Castle; -Mr-A rde6ou yr. t Kncokderry;:TWr. Miller. Portkill;- ...

... DEVIATION dO THE COIASS. - - (Prom the athoucuni: Board of Trae, ,lac-lb, iS6Q. . vvimg addressed letters to. you, sinco 3854, respeting the dviaetionof ehips' compasses, whicob you honouredh y publicatioDsI I am encouraged to submit a few more remarks in contritation. In oue letter the valnes of a neutral pohint and of a neutral line, were urged: and in anotberthe importance of asecertain log ...

... WRECK OF THE BARQUE CRISIS, OF LIVER- POOL, ON THE EASTERN COAST. DROGHEDA, JAN. 18.-On last evening, Alderman Boylan, receiver of wrecks in this district, was fur- r nished with a report by Captain Adderley Bernard, of the coastguard station at Clogher Head, relative to the wreck of the magnificent barque Crisis, Hugh Thompson, master, the property of Messrs. F. & J. Brocklebank, of Liverpool ...

... LAT -E - I i e . LAITEST INELJIGEN0CE. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. clutade'ss T1efram.) Berlin, Monday, Jan. 20. Js to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies M. Crer~ow lFaB eketed president, and M. Bewkum Dolffit 9eona Vice-President of the Chamber; both Tice Presidents belong to the progressive party. (FoMn am rustling F1,6numar of lau nghtA.) Paris, Monday, Jan. 20. The Moniteur of this ...

... BURNING OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ANTRIM-MEETING EXPRESSIVE OF PUBLIC SYMPATHY. ANTRIIF, MONDAY, 20TH JAN.-A public meeting E of the inhabitants of An trim and vicinity was held N in the Court-house this day, convened by public an- nouncement in the various places of worship. Among others present were the Rev. Wm. Greene, Vicar of Antrim; Geo. J. Clarke, Esq., J.P.; Rev. J. 1H. Orr, ...

... ?-iailtjaj atafft gutipts. The following are tite IRlalway Receipta for the past week:- .1a2 1861. Belfait and Nortberm Counties * X1,753 £:1,079 Bellaat and County Dowu - * 5;;d 4t6 Blyt ianaT yne - 1,161 1, 49 Bristol and Exeter - - -,.68 5,222 Caiedonian - - 15,758 16,54 Cork Atid Bandon - - - - i 314 Cork, Blaekrock and Paorage - 183 193 Cormwal ?? ,0' 944 Daeeide - - . 8 2SI Dublin and ...

... ANOTHER COLIERY EXPLOSION AND LOSS I ?? LIFE. The Birminghamn Daily Post of yesterday says: The neighbourhood of Blackheatl, near Dudley, has just been thrown into a state of painful excitement by the occur- rence of one of those terrible accidents which are unotui rately so common in the mining districts of South Stafford- shire. The particulars, as far as our correspondent has been able at ...

... THE hEW GOVERNOR-GENERAL OP INDrA. I A deputation fromthe Cotton Supply Aasociation,consisting of r.J. B. Smith, M.P., Mr. leshw M.P., Mr. J. Chestham, President of the Association, Mr. E. Ashworth, Vice-President, Mr. W. Wanklyn, Mr. E. Walmoley, Mr. Hugh Mason, and Mr. S. 0. Sutton, Secretary, introduced by Mr. Bazley, M.P., and a deputation from the Manchester dhamber of Commerce, ...