... P IERTH.L OpxwG or THE Fmitsni SBsaoN.-The salmon fishing E season opened on Saturday, and speaking generally, the I e takes were fulls an average of former years, especially when I d the swollen state of the river is taken into account. The f t followingis the number of fish taken at the different stations I in this zeighbourhoGd,. so far as we have been able to amrer t s ?? ofCaiampsie, S; ...

... - i IPB J F l 8 i - * T]IE PAUPERISM 'E -..I - . 'ILA' I;A iit , :4- . I From the Maincheste Guamdla1. - I - F The setiaftlsc of pauperism for the month ot Jbat s have just been placed before the public .by the Pqc-L&O Board. We can again note the rate at which the'muster roll of pauperiesm swed, '1ae fehz a-weekly'inetfn of t*b Guardians at their Union Boardt. It will be reeze tat; ...

... LONDIDON, JAN:Au'Y 31. ?? i OF o k Litwo or Brr-oNv-44e living of StL Leonard, Bilston, In the Iacumbency of -the Rev. oratido Samuel Flet her, has bien seques- trated under the direction Of the Bishop of lickhield, Nho bas nominated Mr. P. W. Hand, of Stabford, . aa the-questrator, There have ben three -seques- .trations placed upon the living, the largest of which Is for £10904, at the suit. ...

... VOLU1iTNER INTELL 2D comPANY LANAMESH Aa.I vommzu ar. At a meeting of this company, held on Thursday eveni un Sergeant Paterson was unanimously elected Zt Lat1 nd tenant, in the room of Lieutenant Ma cdonald, wo b,, he resfgaede 9 T ?? Or 31sT TLAAKMUs B FZ!S ndU The third annual soiree in connection with the 31s L, e- arkaire Rifle Volunteers took place last night, in the Sle on chants' REAl ...

... : ;LETR FROM PALEVNIO. C - - . &A- . ; .. . Frees oar Corespondent (4 Ghsg;,w Kircemntlls Gentleman) in Raternio. -dre ParmG,..tFE~bruWr, ±oo2. Welsad s~idiour amen to thec Royal~decree abolishing the Lienlenanc of Sicily, and we have joet witnessed its realis. A aieon. Last week the frigate Duca di Genova arrived here, i having on board our new Prefect, Signor Cavaliere aed S Senator Torrelli ...

... -g,&r, TREATMEST OF LANPLORDS BY COLLECTORS OF WA-TER R&TES. Glasgow, Feb. 21,1362. SIB-11If yru llow the following a small space iin your ' pr ick f will be able to prove that the lsudior&d of bftvDO rttctd urder £1Io b uve great cause to complain of the ;ode 1 co(iecai'g the water rates in this city, as the oollec. to, are ilfiijtiD ' very severe penalties on proprietors when ueP r .tes . .I ...

... FREE PRESBYrERY OF GLASGOW. 1 - . I - - ?? - __ - reueMAS The monthly meeting of this Court was held yesterday- pub] 3dr. George 13. M'Leod, Moderator, tlool it was agreed, as she Commission meets on the first Wed. thiat nasday of March, that next meeting of Presbytery Should his i be held on the last Wednesday of February (26th), and that Prs the atdinary meeting io March should be held oa ...

... HAMILTON-ESB. 4. LECTcl:,-Last night, the sizth lecture of the weekaight course, under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian Aesociatiov,-was delivered in their hall, Church Street, here, by the Rev. James Knox, of Kingeton UP. Cburch, Glas. gow-Subject: George Whitfield. The chair was oocu. pied by 'William Alston Dykes, Req., bauker, supported by The Rev. Messrs. Battersby, Hamilton, ...

... F hras K . HOOY It O BY JdLECTRIC BTLRaRA PR. THE QUEEN'SSPEECr-, rs. . . LnORDS AFD Gxz;yrizW, We are commanded by her Majesy to aesa a th : er 'sjcsty is persaded that you will deeply p ,cite i the affliction by which her Majesty has been ov bs 5. by the calamitous, tiMcelY, and irrpsarable loas of hi_ ton beloved Consort, who . Md been her ?? and a the It bas. been, however- soothing to her ...

... THE O.IVII :WAR. IN AMERICA- : rom ?? Special OirrsPOndent-) .ew York Jan. 23; Au the condition of -the ?? of the country i .Vsirina contines ?? hal as eve it s l tt no move- ment thte ryof the Potom will take plawe antilwinter'I is over, ules 'the Geneal la bhold enough to trust to a bridge of frost, which may break when he is in the middle of it, ad leave him foidb a iosen of mud. Indeed, ...

... BEE WESTERN BANK-ANNUAL REpoR I pbeport by the Liquidators appointed to wind-up volin. trily the affairs of the Weeteri Baizk of Scotland. to be ri submitted to the General !,eeting of Shareholders, to be t beld in the Mercb7.1 Hall, Glasgow, at two o'clock c pc Fridav tb.v 28th February, 1862. 1 f complihnce with tbe provisions of the Joint-Stock G00m- A p~ltst' A ,tbes Llquldaztorehave, at ...

... THE CIVIL WAR AIN AMiCA. (From the Specia Artit and Corespondent of-tha Maisbated London News.) On Baud the Guide, Hatteas lut North CarolIaJ an. 2. On the evening of the day on which I dated my last letter from the Picket we arrived at Fortress Monroe, accompanied by most of the ships conposing the BurneideaXpedition, only halE a dozen orso being delayed by the fog. The latterjoined the fleet ...