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... -17 _ - 11 7) ?? . . ?? yr XUJJ UUAKJ~b. We (Plymouth Journal) have received the fol- lowing letter from a Sergeant-Major 1st Battalion Grena. dier Guards, on board the Adriatic, tosa friend in Devon- port, which will, no doubt, prove interesting to our readers- Halifax, Nqva Scotia, 3rd Jan., 1862. Dear Old Friend,-After encountering the dangers of the deep for eleven days and nights, I find ...
... LIVERPOOL N.EWS. *Irom our own Correspondent.) Saturday, Jan. 25. THE ]HISTORY AND PROSPECTS OF THE ELECTRIC TELE- OGAPH.-In thanking a number of gentlemen who preiented bim with a, handsome testimonial in Liverpool to-dsy, oa the occasion of his relinquishiog his position of Eagineer-in- Chief to the Britibl and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Compsny, Slr Charles Bright, after acknowledging the ...
... LORD CLAREXCE PAGET, IMP., AT DEiL. ?? e- On Saturday evening the members for Sandwich, at Lord Clarence Paget (Secretary for the Admiralty) and Mr. Er .E Knatehbull-Hugessen, addressed their constituents in the at Town-hall, DeaL Lord CLARENCE PAGLr, after adverting to the death of the late Prince Consort, and comparing the state of this country with that of the rest of Europe, proceeded to ...
... LOSS OF TR E INDIAN OCEAN, A USTRXALIAN V4ESSEL. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY NIGHT. aet I We are glad to be in a position to state that the Eelegram (el Ifrom Waterford, yesterday, announcing the wreck of the ju I Indian Omean, and the lose of all hands, off Auneetown Bay, Stc r was incorreot so far ae the loss of tha crew is concerned, I ¢ the captain and all hands having arrived in Liverpool this ...
... I . I c be ?? ?? elf a?t ?'flt W, ic'ettre r* m (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, JAN. 21, 1862. WE publish to-day some further particulars of the Hartley Pit catastrophe, and also an article from the Times on tbhe melancholy occurrencei Vigorous, efforts are being made to raise a- fund for the relief of the widows and orphans of the sufferers, and already the subscriptions have ...
... MB. SEWARD'S REPLY TO M& SMITE O'BRIEN I L _1 _ ._ I ?? . - I- L-- ?? :- -_ . , Lo- ed to nthe The following letter has been received by Mr. Saluti, 3said O'Brien, from the Hon. Mr. Seward, the American Seere. that tary of State. Mr. O'Brien, in forwarding the commuanica. a the tion to a Dublin journal, expresses his belief that it ha3 Ha- been written with a view to produce an imuoression on ...
... AILWAY ?? - RAI1LWAY RECEIPTS, ?? the Times.) The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom tar the wseek endling Jan. 18, Snoosmted to c?401.C and oin We corresptonding week of 1861 to £'459,28, showing an increa~se ot '1'281. The coll owing are the receipts onthe principallinesfortbe r~act teak S les Opened4 j Receipts. RAavs;fl5. ! 182 - 81 S2 81 Behast and Northern CountiesI 160 ...
... INDIA A - . The overland Mail brings advices from Calcutta Jo the 24th December ; from Madras to the 29th Ald from Blong Kong to the 14th. The fornihtly anmmary of the Friencl of .TAia is as follows:- A dulness reigns over India, so far as news is concerned, ,Yhich is peorliapii the best intelligence that we can record. Aul important Political questions await the creation of the ,,w ...
... TRE COTTON FAMINE AND THE SOUTHERN BLOCKADE. BLOCKADE. (From the Tifwes.) While in America they are biirning cotto)), sink- ing cotton. using it for parapets and ships' sides, leaving it to rot on the ground, and neglecting to sow it, Manchester shares the troubles of the great American cities, and is starved of cotton. Many thousands are out of work, and the remainder are only Working just ...
... I RXTRA ORDIA RYCONDUCT OFA CLERGYMAN. I a Some few weeks since considerablo excitement was occasioned in the town of i'rome, by a report that a serious fracas had occurred, in a public spot,between a clergyman, a curate of the Rev. W. J. E. Bennett, the er vicar of the parish of Frome, and a lady of high position 20 residing in the town. It afterwards transpired that crimi- nal proceedings ...
... THE DREADFUL SHIPWRECK NEAR THE L I Z A R D. MIORE DISASTERS AT SEA. The Western Monning News fu'nisbes additional par. ticulars respectiug the melancholy shipwreck at Alullion, in Mounts Bay, whichl we briefly noticed in Saturday's i Post. From some papers which have come ashore it is believed that the wreck is that of the barqueAugustG Pablo, Captain Lacori, probably belongino to Tricste. ...
... I LONDON CORRBSPONDENCL. I r(FcOSM OUR 00REES5ONDEots.) LoN'DON, FBIDAy.-As' the day for the resumption of public business approaches, the opinion galas ground that an intimation will be made to the country that the time has arrived for European interference in the affairs of the northern and southern atates of America. That the propriety of recognsaing the government of Mr Jefferson Davis has ...