... FDUCE. (milo OUR OWN CORaMSPOMSDU .) [A portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday :1 PARIS, TuzsDrn Evm a. The Patrie gives the following as Latest News : We have a letter from London, dated Jan. 20, which states that the English government has determined to pro- test against the idea entertained by the cabinet of Washing- ton to submit to Congress a bill enacting ...

... Rk taultalfs gaulrallo I I _ _ WE fear that all hope must now be abandoned of the rescue of any of the two hundred and fifteen poor fel- lows who have been immured since Thursday last in the depths of the Hartley colliery. Hopes were entertained on Monday that in the course of the afternoen the rob- bish would be so far removed as to place the captives within reach of assistance, but night ...

... (BY OUR OWN REPORTER.) eape lt igt, the constituents of- Mr Edward oh Ellice, jfn I M.P .forthe StAndrewsBnrglis, enter- fo tained tat genteman to dinner in the New Town i ayou Jaia. There was a large attendance, ?? sags ittaiding that the weather throughout the entire' Of ti day bad been of the iiiost inclement and disag'ree- cofla 5able character. The large ball was completely Wial filled, ...

... C&(LS-.,i OF' THE CENTRAL MSADOW' I 'WiALK,,' I,,TO A CARRIAGE- PtV' 'Few'cities can boast of having so many na-t tsral attractions in and around it as-the! city of-' lEdinburgh. Nature has been lavish toit in this, respect, and, generally speaking, the good tasteo of the inhabitants of Modern Athens has dis- posed them to tern her advantages to ac-HB count in the ornamenting and ...

... Clusters to .1be 6?,bitor. j THE LATE GROCERS. ?? on Thursday evening~ for the EBrly Closing Movement, might I ask what has become of the grocers in this good work ? Most of the very shops that sold the tickets for last year's festival and ball never attempt to put on a shutter till nine o'clock ; and the few who are battling for eight o'clock find the greatest difficulty to do so, from the ...

... THE STATE OF NEW YO1RK. Illr- - -- . rem -- 1 ~ h -- -- I _ ~1- L ?? _&v- YissS, WHILST the general politics of thc United States are only to be learnt from the acts of the D General Government at Washington and the Con- i gress, we learn more of the interior mechanism and 0 L working of the Amierican Union from the proccedingS d of the several State Legislatures, especially from that of New ...

... T THB MASONS STPJKB. mmeING OF THE TRADES OF LONDON. An aggregate meeting of the London trades' so- cieties, convened by the London Trades' Corncil4 was held last evening in the large room of the Whittington Club, Arandel-street, Strand, for the purpose of adopting measures to assist the operative masons of London in their continued resistance to the system of payment and engage- ment by the ...

... FRAN CE. M. FO oLD'S FIN;ANCIAL STATEMENT. o P~rlJan. 92: e The Isrondlenl? of thsis morning, publishles the relport onl c the state of financial affairs, addressed by 51. Fould, Mlinis- t ter of Finance, to the Emperor. The Minister commences by stating that he proposes to t establish in the budget a great distinction between ordi- I nary and extraordinary expenses. He announces that the t ...

... 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 ...

... TEE HARTLEY COLLIERY CATASTROPLE. I Yesterday a variety of telegrams were received relative to this catastrophe, but, with the exception of the two we subjoin, they contained very little information beyond what has already appeared in these columns, The tele- grams we now publish will serve to show that our wore fears have been unfortunately realised:- HARTLEY, 3.40 Pi.s, A communication hbs ...

... The following, letter has been addressed by Mr. 0 Adamns, the American Minister at the Court of St. James's, to the chairman of thle, recent peace meeting held in Vtse Tower Hamnlets Sir,*-L have the honour to London, Jan. 20 1862.of b your noeo mae1t nt., communicating to me a copy of Sal n1 the resolutions unanimously adopted at a xneetini; Convened cox ~. fox the purpose of expresaing ?? ...

... THE PRESSo- INDIAN FINANCE AND IOUR COTTON SUPPLY. . tFaOsx Tn'E LONDONX REVSEWr.). Mu. LAiNs has returned to: India with a prospect If better times to lighten his task, and, we hope, with. health sufficiently renovated to'b:ear ite' tatiguea and anxieties which a financial Minister cannot hop'a to escape. The contrast between ,the present condi- tion of the country and its unpromhising aspect ...