... FIER k1EAD, D)UBLIN. L*urvALa Up to b, nm., Jan. 27.-Wind-SS.W. January 2b-Leda, steamer, London ; North Ash, Ariroa&n, iron ; illbernia, steamer, llelyhead ; Llberfy, Liverpool. fil8s; Havelock, steamers, Glasgow ; Dread and Bertlia, Rancorn, salt. January 26-AdmIral htoorsom, steamer, Hiolyhead * Torch, Princess, and Royal William, steamers, Lirerpoll; Diane, Ibrail, Indian corn; El zabeth, ...

... SIR CH[ARLES g~BRIGHT ?? STATE AND I PRGRES OF TELEG~RAPH OPERATIONS. On Saturday Sir Chariea Bright was presented ti with a testimonial on the occasion of his relinquishing his it position of Engineer-in-Chief of the British and Irish Mag. f4 netic Telegraph Company, of which in future ho is to be 0 the Consulting Engineer. The presentation took place at i the George Hotel, Liverpool, and ...

... On Saturday evening the members foi Sandwich, Lord Chirence Paget (Secretary for the Admiralty) and Mr. E. Knatdhbull-Hugessen, addressed their constituents in the Town Hall, Deal. Lotd Clarence Paget, after adverting to the death of the late Prince Consort, and comparing the state of thlis country with that of the rest of Europe, proceeded to refer to the American question. Having touched ...

... DUBInN, MONDAY. -CoAssYbe$ lightship, at the Sattees, which broke adrift on Frilday, was yesterday placed in Its proper position. The buoy at the south end of the Long Bank bas disappeared. The Splang Rook buoy is also mis-ing. A correspondent of the Freeman, writing from Kisngetown on Monday mnsfntng, ?? agent from Liverpool arrived here on Saturday in anxioun search' for a large vessel which ...

... (BaY SPECIAL EXPRESS FROM LIVERPOOL.) of LIVERPOOL, Monday.-The Asia's despatches, th &c., wcre landed this morning. ar TILE SITUATION. in The most interesting news from Washington f{l is the resignation of Mr Simon CaOfleron, Secretary of of War, who has accepted the mission to Russia, m from which Mfr Cassius M. Clay is about to retire, 1( in order, it is said, to take a command in the H ...

... THE AMERICAN DIFFICULTY. (FROM THE TIMES.) It Now that the Trent affair is over, the fermentation of Yankee eloquence is rising. Until Lord Lyons had e delivered the demand nothing could be more still - than the official personages who had the power of *t making amends. The voices which did fill the air were all of most powerless personages. Judges, Go- . vernors, Secretaries of the Navy, ...

... LECTURE BY DR. W. T. GAIRDNER. THE COURSE AND DURATION OF HUMAN LIFE. Last night, Dr. W. T. Gairdner, of Edinburgh, delivered his second lecture in the Queen's Rooms, on The last Census and some of its Lessons-the Courseand Daration of Huan Life. The chair was cconpied by Wm. Spens, Esq., who briefly introduced the lecturer. Dr. GAIRDSRR commenced by recapitulating the results which had been ...

... BAYSTVATBR ATHBNlEUfL. p _ On Thursday evening the new and commodious Lecture- thall was filled with the elite of Bayswater, to hear the Rev. s Alexander J. D. D'Orsey, B.D,, English Lecturer at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, deliver an interesting discourse on The Study of the English Language. Its .t birth, growth, and kindred-the various dialects, and the e large proportion of Anglo ...

... I I NE3w Yonx, JAN. 15, 1862. I All eyes are now directed to the West, or, rather the South-west, where, it is stated, a stunning blow la about to be Inflicted upon a rebeldom, extonding clear down to New T Orleans, and Including the capture of that city. 1 have not much faith In those who boast exultingly of what they are going to do, a as nine times out of ten such persona make a miserable ...

... (From the Money Afarket Beview.) In our number of January 11th we fully ex- plained that the estimates of the disbursements of the Indian government in England amounted for the year 1861-2 to 9,347,7781., and that this sum must be met either by the payments of the amounts raised by the Indian rail- ;way companices, or by remittances from India, or by the India Council here drawing on India. It ...

... GLASGOW ELDERS' ASSOCI&TION IN CONNECTION' WITH THE CHURCH op SCOTL&ND. - . . 1 . _ . . . .- I The annual dinner of this association was held last night , St. sary a Hall. Upwards of 70 gentlemen eat ?? dlner. The chair was occupied by John Paul, Esq., who wa0 Bupported right and left by the Rev. Dr. Robertson; ,Le,. Roger Hall; - Aitken, Esq.; Archibald Robertson, Esq. Daniel Forbes, Eeq.; ...

... 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 ...