... Bm ROUPEL,, 1!LP., AND HIS CON- STITUENTS. On Monday night, a public meeting of the inhabitants of Lambeth was held at the Horns Tavern, Kennington, for the purpose of receiving from Mr. Roupell, one of their representatives, an account of his stewardehip in the past session. The meeting was very numerously attended. Mr. Robert Taylor, member of tie Metropolitan Board of Works, was called to ...

... THE nEPEAL OF THE PAPER DUTIES. On Tuesday, a testimonial, commemorative of the repeal of the taxes on knowledge, was presented to the Right H lion. Milner Gibson, M.P., at the Freemasons' Hall, Great Qneen-street. About one hundred gentlemen sat down at noon to a public breakfast, nuder the presidency of Mr. W. Ewart, M.P. ThBe testimonial, which was placed on a table before the chairman, ...

... I A1 O N X UV =Uobwil ec , exmctement ha ber out Fralnce by the trial of ar man ns~ede a labourer, who for the last eight Yeariltcc I, habit of murdering and robbing servars b pretence of conducting them to good situ cases of murder or attempted nuanrder aG,, b him, and it is suspected that he Io r ar -, more crimes of a similar nature. b f U as an accomplice. The trial took e depalrtment of ...

... NAvy STATIONS,, FEBRUARY, 18B62 Aboukir, N. Amer Firefly Mediter. Orpheus, N. Amer., and West Indies. Nrm, tast Indied. aud West Indles. Adtwon, E. Indies. Fisgu..rdWoolwoh Pantaloon, Cape. Agamemnon, N. A. Flamer, East Ini Pearl, EastIndles, and West Indles. Flyg Fish, p. ser. Peltuia, Austraa., Ajax, Coast Guard Forester East Ind. Pelican, Mediter. Alacrity, Mcliter. Formldable, Nore. ...

... NEWS FROM THE PROVINCES. -4- DERBYSHIRE.-FATAL AccrXuTv.-A fatal accident Ho occurred in a tunnel, half a mile in length, on the Mid- ref land Rlailway, situate midway between Belper and Duf- field. Five workmen, who reside at Duffield, came from Af the noertb to Belper by the 8.49 p.m. train. As the train for did not stay at Dnffield, they got out at Belper Station, me and walked down the ...

... Ip 'MTTH. SECRET. SOIETIES. At eight ?? mass, at the catholic church In this town, on Sunday (says the A.l'cee Ohronicle), the Rev. John Maws, -previous to preaohing the sermon from fhe texS of the day, tosh ccession, In a short but pishy address, to warn the young men of the parish againstbeing Induced to join seeret societtes, and pointed out very forcibly the penalties both spiritual and ...

... THE TROOPS IS O ADI The following is an extract: from the journal of an cfficer of the lfth regIment:- January 3,- My last to you from on board ship .was dated Thursday, the 26th of Decembsr, when we hadozommenced to disembark the rmen at Bic, We were only able to get three eompanles on shore on that day, when darkness set in and put an end to our operatloba for the day. We intended to ...

... -1 i Ah7TrfpA' 5UKDA1T, 33` A3 N vc~~. 3~cr jtz'ax 'reu TiMEI CttN,. , - THE ILii.fTJV1 fliEZiT OF IVE' MM- .in~is or, CIT.ATV . T ..'EM'OS ?? | ?? ?? -fhere is vr retor lire: conjunction Of Mimts itl to.c, political tilnnaoont. Jr,31.1 Itit.t and thes 7 7 II3 Oa- .Vw'pier acio titie-! 'I hen such Unilatural |u ic Jianv- the irnhabitanits of oliath vwolld 'do pro aroethen- aves for the ...

... OFFICIAL PAPERS ON THE AMERIC&N CiVIL WAR. Several Important parliamentary papers were pub. lihed an Priday. The first consists of correspond. ence relating to the civil war In America, chiefly between Lord Lyons and Lord Russell. This corres- poidence ?? back as far as the 17th November, 1860, when primary elections In the United States bad aesured the elevation of Mr. Lincoln to the ...

... RUSSIA AND AMER[CA. _. _ _ ~~ I - . s . . ?? __ __ The ANord publishes the despatch of Prince Gortschakoff to M. Stoeckl, the Russian minister at Washington. It is couched in the following terms:- St. Petersburgb, Jan. 9, 1862. Monsieur,-The Federal Government -will not doubt the keen interest with which we have followed the various phases of the recent incident which has held in anxious ...

... Ira AIdridge. (From The Bessarabian Gazette, 18th Jan., 1862.) At the present moment at Kesheneff the undivided attention of the public is directed to Ira Aldridge and his performances. Each evening of his performance our Theatre is full (at double prices). The public attention is so absorbed by the artist that they requested him to give a few more performances, and amongst them Xirsg Lear, to ...

... I Three American captains - Captain Smith, of the Arcada; Captain Minott, of the Vigilant ;. and Captain Hoxie, of the Even Dodge-have arrived in Liverpool by the Spanish steamer Douro, from Cadiz, where they were landed, after their vessels had been captured and burat at sea by the Sumter. According to the account of these gentlemen, the Sumter is a very indifferent screw-steamer, of about ...