... MR. ALVGIPRSPEIIV, A.P., AT GREENWICfH. 1LI _UL Ipon Last evening, at eight o'clock, a numerously-attended an Ank- publio meeting of the electors of Greenwich was held in the his Li:erary Iustitutin, in that town, for the purpose of hear- Tr ag3 ing an addrass from MIr. WV. Angerstein, ?? explanatory Pn the of hia views on various important questions of the day. rer the The chair was occupied ...

... THE INTER PVTIVON IN MEXICO. e We extract the following despatches and parts of Y D despatches from the papers presented to Parliament Wetouching Mexico, and published yesterday morn- 1 ?? ing. They will be found of interest. ke SENOR ISTUBIZ TO EARL RUSELL. (Translation.) t3 Spanish Legation, London, Jan. 18, 1862. My Lord-I have had the honour to receive i t your Excellency's communication, ...

... BOYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. . , The ordinary meeting of the members of tho Royal Gro.3 graphical Society was held on Monday evening, ia thuii great hall at Burlington-house. Sir Roderick I. blli ehison occupied the chair, bat subscq'oedaly vacated itt favour of Lord Ashburton, who then arrived to preside. After the formal business had been diaposed of, Captain GALTOX read a paper on tlia ...

... ANOTlfiAR 1A'P,tL XYPLOSION OF A PA1XAPRIN LAXP. On Saturday afternoon Mr. John Humphreys opened at inquiry at the D cke oi Clarelace Taver-, RLotherfield-street, Islington, concerning the death of 'Mr. John Robert Cotherball, aged thitt eight year;, who died from tbe mortal effoet of barns caused by the explosion of a psraffia oil lamp. Mary Cotherball, of No. 12, Suffolk-street, Rotherfield- ...

... THE iiORNING C RONIOLE. LONDON: IONDAY, RUAAY 17, 1BG2. The Wise Men of Caimbridge have resolvsd that a memoris of Prince ALsRERT shall adorn their University. The resolution is appropite, con- didering that he was fourteen years their Chan- 12 callor.' Nor were the magnates at the Queens' I College meeting exactly out of place with their h pedantriei and their reminiscences. The VicE-h ...

... ROUbSE OF COMMONS.-BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK. , I MONDAY, FEB. 24. OOBDERS Or T11E DAY. supply:-Committee. Ways and Manu ?? India Stock Transfer Bill Bl-Co:-omittte NOTICES or MOTeocrSS Mr. Sergoeat Pigott-rTo ask the Secretary Of S Slst for the Home Department whether it i d the iatentito of the Government to introducs in the present session any bill for the purpose of improving the constitution ...

... THE CANADIAN OIL-l1IVELLLS. A Canadian journal, the Chatliacn PtaneO, re- lates the following, which, in addition to its com- mercial importance, ?? increased interest as a story of Perseverance Rewarded :- We are informed that last week the moat extraordinary discovery of oil was made in Enniskillen, known in the annals of oildom. It seems for months past a man named Shaw has been sinking ...

... .: , 1 - ,o ;. I I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, t HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SrEAKER took the chair at twelve o'clocek. QUALIFICATION FOR~ OFFICE8 tkBOLITION BILL.t Mr. HADFIELD moved the sesond Vesdirig of this bill. Mr. NEWDEGATE hoped that the lion. and learned a gentleman would not press this bill upon ?? IA the same time he must apologies to tne hon. aend learned gentleman for an errolrmitovwhich he ...

... IFO TBMP 4TE& 70 DIIFlMU;Dt,>P qArJ;4RQRIO1~BA~S ~ G~B Y. I Yesterda aiesClarke, mai of Age, was ?? up at thes Restoileter P01ice.COit, forfinal examunation, char'ged With &n lmpsiiet attempt to defrand ?? Ddohio'feofQnednsbbrY'y. i On Saturday evening the prisoner went toher ladyship'5 house, 3, Eiton.place West,. with a petition represelting that on:the afternoon of the 1Itf inet. Mrs. ...

... IIOSPITAL FOR CONSSUMPTION AND DISEASES OF THE CHEST, BROMPTON. A quarterly Couit of the Gjvernors of the Hoop, t i for Consumlt:on and Dissas3a of the Chett was held ia the 3uard-room of the Irutitution, Broampton, yesterday after- noon. The Rev. Sir Heary Foulis, BAre., occupied the chair; and among the gentleman pressat ?? P. V. N. Pole, Bait.; Lieut.-Ganeral the Hon. T. Asburnham, C.B, the ...

... rO TrHr EDITOR OF THE MORWING.CHROMICLE. Sir-It is said that the subject of telegraphic eommr- nio.tloii with tie British possessions in Canada will shortly be brought before Parliament, and I venture t) address a a few remarks to you in order to deprecate any attempt to v carry oat sech an undertaking by the route which involved e ao great a lose of capital on a formsr occasion, and delayed ...

... 29NATJONAL A4S00 1029 FOR TEE RELIBF OF BRITIH MINERS. , . . ,is Last evening a.public meeting was held in the St. h ag James's School-rooa, Lower Holloway, for the purpose of ol ea explaining the objects of this association, and of seliiiting gI public co-operation in its behalf. The large room Was di nig densely crowded, and great interest manifested in the pro- u! ire ceadings. w ts, Mr. ...