... The Montreal correspondent of the Times tells us the foi- lowing etory, which can only find a parallel in the prison records of the Neapolitan Bourbons: - On Wednesday last (8th January) Mr. Shver, of Belle- ile, Canada West, a Canadian gentleman, who has been imprisoned in Forts Lafyetto.and Warren since the 156s of October, returned to Csnadn, having obtained his release through the ...

... THE HARTLEY PIT-PROVISION FOR ACCOr re DENTS AND PATALITIE . tat 8Et,-Tbe -sad calamity that has befallen the miners at, hte. the Hartley pit has excited in thil earts of all the deepest ad! osrrow. - Not one of these in triou man who worked for ng the support of themselves, families, widowed mothes, or a; bhelpless brothers and sisters are now living'! And though ut I have noX doubt (for all ...

... PAISLERY-JA. W. : TwuT.-Agn 1 Moor or Andrew;, 148 George Street, was charged to dav, at the Bargh .Polics Court-before Btilie Wa cwitihhaving,on.the8th ?? a leather parse, a£1 note, abae!overeign. apencil ce, auda p ieceof paper, from the person of John Rossell, bla . -ith (lowwhde within the booue of Jean 4eitch oriunter, 11 Storie Street.. A ndrew pled not, guilty, and waideleadled- by Mr. ...

... were, (From the London Review.) ougli Among the numerous catastrophes.which have of rules late years harrowed the feelings of the country, none r for have surpassed that terrible accident which occurred the on Thursday week at the Hartley colliery. This. rhich melancholy casualty has combined in itself all the anve, horrors to which the adventurous miner is exposed )tton while in the ...

... CIVIL AND MILITARY POWERS AT WAxI A strange facs took place on Friday at Plymouth, Oi the -occaiou of A ire at a rope mannfactory. Soon atltr thb fire broke ontilajor Gri arrived from the Citadel, with g Icomany of the Boyal Atillery and the Ciadel engine, ant proceeded to take up a position on the north of the building ad close to it. While XMjor (irills was directiag his meD in thid ...

... MR. FAIRBAItRNS PLANT FOR ARWOUR.C.S| p ~~~SHIP&I Mr. William Fairbuire, LL.D., F.PaB., has just com- pleted for the Admiralty a target embodying the principles which ke considers will ?? superior I those adopted in any vessel yet construected or commenced, for armour- cased ships; and In a few days it will be sent to Wcolwic preparatory to being ?? the same tests as were applied to t target ...

... ~w ADERA GOVERNMENT OF THE ITEDTI D AND THEIR STONE BL iK&DE L S [aYtMrn~IOAT3.l -- [COMMUNICA3.3 . 4y back in the annals of eternity-back beyond the I Ouaan calculation-the materials of this world hung tnded in the cold, iey, impenetrable gloom, a ?? f-tout form or shape, and darkness was upon the . ¢ c: the deep. Bat behold! the Great Spirit moved upon face of the waters, and a fiat went ...

... TBE HAETLEY VOLLIERY A001DET. fwm *1a Timm (From the Time.) N.Wratle-upon-Tyne, Monday Morning. brinling up the bodies ofthe. Mu s dedL At that tim: 199 bodies had hebmreoo d, sa * Yi tofal PoMach Wough the wkingso0 the middle ~g51D, 00 snore conid ba. foun4. -lipwitbatading -at the veati~4igo of the further workbW in still: verr Uncoanplete, two or three . dari ano pentrateod to the 6 staple ...

... .;A A T$ T NEWS. -R ELSTRIZC. TE'-L& RAPHI A Te s ONIGN INTEL--r ,V ile vaseao Uic thelssel iviit Which the sumpt Wu ss . geed oppecite. Point acde is said to be the Irqnoi, Wh the fight was over one of the emb hoebtd a Biag on lseE ?? of slght. Theombat sW daboat THE MEXICAN EXIMMITION-. T we Head P&i orrespondent ?? is stated by a ?? paper, -ait -the report. is oon.ired in official qurters ...

... iNEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE AND THE pAPACY. le Two despatches from the Blue Book presented to the Ia Legislative Body have been published in the French papers. , c Tbe fi7t, from M. Thouvenel to the Marquis de Lavalette P dated arie the 11th of January, 1862. AL Thouvenel le ihforms the Marquis that he is about to give a complete ex- position of the views of the Government of the Emperor on ...

... $ ,X!;LAND.c. TnvOA orO GOOD Ho P-Olu revene returns for the year and qirer ending 30th qptember have just been pabliahed. For the quarker, the revenae bas beeni 129,7O5, againt' 117,M26 for the corre- spondibg perloi oD hlaE year. The Items show a de- crease on cumtows of £53, and, on auctiloa dues, £859.. There has been an imncrase of -211,00 on had sales, of £1735 on land'reventie, of £1347 ...

... I M SEWARD ON MEXICAN INTERVENThON. ^A moteaddirmed bm Mi9 R owEI t- A . 6- ?? Anoteaddressed by Mr. Secretary theBis, s el bi and Spanish Ministers at Washington, dated Dec. i 4he b eepblibshed. It 'will be found of interest After reciting the-terms of the Convleation agreed to by the Allied - Powers, Mr. Seward gets; forth -the views of the President therein- sL The undersigned has already ...