... ADVENTURIES OF A YOUNG MAN WANXrlNG IA WVIFE. I About six weeks ago the following advertisement appeared in the Manchester papers:- A young gentleman of good position in society is anxious to meet ivith a young lady of prepossessing appearance, liberal cducatien, sod a snall private income, as partner for life, Addrens, post paid, IExcelsior, Post oice, Southport. How many letteis the ...

... I -TkiE MARKETS AND FAIRS BILL. I In the House of Commons, on Friday, Sir RoRsnT pr.,n. rnag to move for ICave to introduce a bill for the better regulation of fairs and marketsin Ireland. lie ?? subject is one of considerable importance to the domestic industry of the Irish people. It will be recollected that the bills of 1858 and 1859 proposed the appointment of a commissioner and assistant ...

... I TO TalE EDITOR OF TIL FRltEW. SIR-As the able and consistent advocate of tenant- ight, and of the final settlement of the land question in Iland upon a badi equally advantageous to the pro- prletor and cultivator of the soil, I take the liberty of addressing this letter, through youland through the me- dium of your journal, to the tenant-farmers and occu- piers of land throughout the ...

... I (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) | ?? Tekpagorrm.) Berlin, Thursday, Fell. 2. In to-dcay's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies tile 31inister of Public Worship, in reply to a qtiwitsm addressed to him by a member, deelared that thl goverinmcnt approvcd of the ctrcular addrssede by tile Directors of Public Iostriction at Coblentz to the teachers, exhorting them to abstain from taiking a3y part in the ...

... MR. OTWAY'S ADDRESS TO THE GRAND JURY. TO THE EDITOR OF THH BELFAST NEWS-LUTTER. SIR-I beg to draw the attention, not only of the Government, but of every lover of his country, to the able address of Mr. Otway, the Chairman of this County. which has been just published. Itisa spendid production. reflectingeredit both on his head and heart and should be in the bands of all the judges of the ...

... A letter from St. Petersburg, in the Progres of Lyops, gives the following details of the death of General |Gerstensweig, Military Commandant of Warsaw, which it eay be remembered took place some months since:- iTlhee of the aides.do-eamp of General Count Lam- bert, the Emperor's Lieutenant in Poland, hearing a loud altercation in the cabinet of the latter between hint and Gerstenssweig, ...

... BoxinAY, JAN. 27.-The telegraph must, long before this, have made known to you the disoovery of largo deposits of gold in the southern districts of the Bjmbay Presidency. For years the puzzling question where all the gold comes from that the natives are in the habit of converting into ornaments for their women and their gods, has engaged the attention of speculative men, and the general belief ...

... TuH Naval Estimates for the year 1'02-3 are now P before the House of Commons. The total sum re- the a-y qaired to be voted is. £11,791,305, less by £846,283 than the sum total of the navy estimates for last is r year, which, together with the amount of the sup- pleinentary estimates under discussion last night, YDt lng amounted to £12,640,588. - a There are seventeen distinct votes on the ...

... (FROM OUR BOSTON CORRESPONDENT.) 1. BOSTON, U.S., FEBRUARY 4, 1862. WITH the exception of a little additional snow, the past week has been very agreeable, and our people D have not failed to enjoy themselves in the different f amusements peculiar to the season. The many ,ponds and lakes in the vicinity of this city are r covered with thousands of skaters, who skim over f the ice in double and ...

... j GREAT SOUTHIIERN AND WE STERN RihWAY. I I The half-yearly meeting of the company washeldtimon Saturday, at the King's-bridge Terminus. WeL. HAUosHrTON, Esq., Chairman of the Board of rDiretors, in the chair. The Secretary (Mr. Wm. Taylor), read the report of the directors, which has been already published. The seal of the company was affixed to the register of 0 shareholders. a The Chairman ...

... FtER HEAD, DUBLIN, ar rIVALS Up to 9, a.m., Feb. lb.-Wind-E S. E February 14-Adnirnal dloorsom, Etcarner, Hioleie4d; :Ir Rilkard, London, %wheat; Progross, Piymoutl. minare: JJlIJ, mid i'rcstatyr, Bdnger, aetas; George J)ujdos. CrAarnveo slates; V Illkommer, Dalnmie, barki Reriorer, Crmnnrtiy, barley; Diagor, Chmretite, gvueral cargo; Qeeaa oteaalcl, ?? abrk. l'ebrrery t5-Car1rla, slesrler, ...

... I I THlE BATTLE AT MANASSAS. (IRT IKAG~NE'rC TX'LECIArIr.) The following is by telegraph to Halifax after the departure of tie steamer Europa from Now York:- NJ'.W Yo01;, Foii OTiH, Ev'Ntxa.-General Beatura gard's official report on the battle of Mlanassas has been published. According to this report the loss of the Confederates was 1,800 killed and wounded. The of- feclive foree of the ...