... THE. JOURNAL Of SATURDAY Will contain the second of the series of articles on the Local Adulteration. Crusade, 'Goesip from Paris, the Eighth Article on National Education, a, Batch of Local Notes 'and Queries, and the Annual. Analysis, by Mr. George Shaw, of the Patents of last year. THE , SATURDAY EVENING POST Will contain the 32nd and 33rd Chapters of Redwood Trevor; a Tale ...

... [From the Times City Arti:.1e.] The ?? published this afternoon of the financial statement of M. Fould produced at the moment a good effect, since it gives a clear and substantial prospect of the re-establishment of an equilibrium and a steady increase of prosperity, which might be contingent only on the satisfactory proviso that tho country be preserved from dangerous and expensive European ...

... AMERICA. (From our Correspondent) LIVERPOOL, Molday. The Asia's despatches, &c., were landed this morning. THE SITUATION. The most interesting news from Washington is the re- signation of Ml: Simon Cameron, Seeretary of War, who has accepted the mission to Russia, from which Mr. Cassius M. Clay is about to retire, in order, it is said, to take a command in the amly. Dir. Cameron's successor is ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDEN'TS. All ilters intrnded for peblfcatiou must bc acccompan feal 1b the seame7s and addreasscs of the w2riters, not nece-sarily fo' nPliccatine, ?? the infort'mation of the Editor. Cr. NY. IV. -The lines are not good enough for publice. tion; and, besides, they are considerably behind date. Justice.-Tho Commissioner must administer the lalr as ho finds it. He has no ...

... LATEST N EW WS. - - - BY ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH. OFFICES, TEMPLE3 BUILDINCS, NEW STRE1T. EEUTER'S TRLEGRAMS. ITALY. THE RO1MAN QUESTION. TURIN, JANUARY 21. The Oj~nione of to-dayNays: 'Therc isna question of substituting Italian for Pontifical troops in the patrimnony of St. Peter, or at least of establishilg mixed garrisons of Frenchi and Italian troops, in order to ensure ...

... 3ILSTON. VESTRY MEETING LAST NIGHT. PROPOSED SALE OF Anvowsom.-Last night a vestry meeting was hold in the vestry of St. Leonard's Church, to receive from Mr. Hall and Mr. Edwards a statement of what took place between them and the Bishop of Lich- field, on the occasion of their visit to Lichlield to obtain the 'appohitment of a clergyman to fill the curacy that will virtually become vacant on ...

... THE AWFUL COLLIERY CATASTROPHE AT IIA2TLBY. An attempt has already been set on foot to provide for the families of the men killed at the Hartley Collicry. A meeting heled at Nowclastle on Friday, to consider what should be done to raise a fund for their permanent relief, has been very successful. The Mayor presided, and 1 among the speakers were the Bishop of Durhama, the Earl of Durham, and ...

... TnE HOUSE OF LORDS.-Lord Dufferin will move and Lord Shelburne will second the Address in answer to the Speech from the Throne, at the commnencement of the alpproaeliiegt session.-Tim1eS. Staff-Surgeon Caidwell, of her Mlajesty's ship Cresar, has been dismissed the service by sentence of court-martial, for Using provoking language tending to make a quarrel cld disturbance in the wardroom of ...

... S&ArIN(:GS BANKS IN THE MIDLANDS. The tisual annual returns prepared under the directions: of the Commissioners forthelteduction of the NationalDebt, from the accomets rendered to their office l)y the several Savings Banks in the United Kingdom, has just becn printed. It shows. the names and salaries of the officers and the amount of security each gives; the number of accounts open ; the ...

... ANNUAL MEETING, YESTERDAY. The annual meeting of the friends and supporters of the Saltley Reformatory was held at the Hen and Chickens Hotel yesterday afternoon, when the Right Hon. Lord Leigh, Lordieutenant of the County, presided. Amongst the noblemrdK 'asnd gentiemen present were the Earl of Lichfield, Lord Lyttelton, the Hon. C. B. Adderley, the Mayor (Mr. H. Manton), Dr. Miller, Row. T. ...

... - I . 0 0 Numiql1am ffli, ARg wooto': TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1862. NEWS OF THE DAY. LORD CLARENCE PAoGET, the Secretary to the, Admiralty, has been addressing his constituents at Deal, with special reference to the state of the navy, Opropos of the American difficulty. ?? difficulty,Z Lord CLARENCE said, found this country unpre- pared for war upon the instant with an energetic. people. It was ...

... (ap 0 0 L W, %mag until N AlIg wpot, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1862. NEWS OF THE DAY. TThe national memorial to the late PRINCE CONSORT promises to be worthy of the country, and of the melancholy occasion. Already a sum of £12,000. has been subscribed, and from the ready manner in which people of all conditions and parties contribute, an amaount capable of worthily commemorating the national loss ...