... FRANCE, The Monifeur rays M. do Budberg, the now Russan ambassador, ia delivering his credentials to the Emperor, said:- I have been commandod by the Emperor, my madtr, to be the interpreter of his feelings of lfnooerfrlesdship for ?? Majesty, I shall do my best for tho development of a mutual understanding between two great nations, the union of which is bad upon the right comprehension of ...

... IR.;MA SON JONES IN NEW YO'E.-& ZOE, Wrltingfrom Now York on the 2Lst ult, the oerreepo of the 2iwa says: Mr. Mason Jonoes an Iriah orr Mt ba lo esrived in this ol a h lecturidn twor, ud sppeafor gxro o are yi addrse to b1s o- men, delivered a lecture on W e eigt upon i Philpot Curran, and, unluckdly for h=msZ ra bx right apleat the irrepressible negro, and got e wcs of the enxounter. ...

... FEARFUL GALE I I A terrific g visited nearly all psrb of England, from o Friday to onday last, and, up to the present time, many disasters have boon reported. A oorrespondont, P writing from Shields on Saturday night, says:- To-nlght a telegraphic mesage came down to the Tyne a from Admiral Fitzroy, announcing that dangerous winds a might be expected, and the nigh storm warnings wer i hboted ...

... DUEADFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION, NEAR I BARNSLEY.-GREAT LOSS OF LIFE I on Monday, shortly before eleven -o'clock, ain explosion of fire damp took place at the Edmunuds Hain Collery, Buarsley. Since tho terrible catastrophe at Luudhill, in 1857, ?? apparently so csalamitous has oeeurred In this district, Tho colliery, whieh Is about 180 yards deep, and In which the Barneley bed of coal Is prin. ...

... THE WEEKLY TIMES. ?? . ?? ?? ?? . } ~~BAN'CHESTER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1802. TOPICS. It was stated a few days ago, that FARMNI had resolved, and had communicated his resolution to the representative of the French government, not to attempt, at present, any more negotiations with the Court of the Tullorios on the Roman question. Tho statement has been denied by the organ of tho French ...

... I Novel alxa P'loArld ?qtlvo- At tho Selford Borough Court, on Monday, A1e JohnsOn ?? Malone, of Chnabatreet, Adelphi, were Eeft to prison for threo months ior having defrauded the Snlford RelIef Committee. Mesers. Oassoll, Potter, and Galpin have for- warded to the Contral Execntive Relief Committoothesune of k2W1, an instalment of £1,500 subscribed by the roadcrs of Ca lls'r .lusltratcd ...

... In the Queen's Bench, on Tuesday, the case of Hudion v. Sir F. Slade and others was pertly hoard. The plintiff brought an action against Sir F. Slade and other benohers of the Middle Temple, for false Imprisonrennt. The case arose out of the inquiry into the affairs of Mr. Digby Seymonr by the banshers of tho Middle Temple. During that inquiry Mr. Hudson was called a a witnueu before the ...

... I AMERICA. our news from Now York is up to tbho 12th nlt,, when General Burnside's army still occupied the samn po lieon in front of Fredericksburg. General Loo commandod the Oonfoderato force, which was estimatod at 80,O m mon. Tho bombardment of tho city had boen potpond. The hlavor of Fredoricksburg his made the followleg roeponse to bon, Snacer's demand for tho surrender of the oit5y- ...

... l Si orton natclibull, and Mr. Morton, ?? of t>.o member for Rochester, are spoken of as candidateis A telegram, dated IBroil, December 8th, states that the Danube Is comapletoly frozen over. FivO British Zng Leopold ?? to have deerfred his Journey to England until the marringe of the Prince of Wales In the month of Mrarch. It is stated that Her Majesty Will wear deep mourning for another year ...

... I OHOURLTON BO&RD OF GU&RDIANS. - The weekly meeting was held yesterday; Mr. Hodgson (M-eOhairman) pred Dg, The wookly returns coutaened the following itrnas:- erodedattkoWitbingten workboe 1.003 VOmsons a deceo a' OcnpD With ?? weok, ?? IcTease ais cmpirod with tho orre. Wpeedioe wtk of Iatyear, 1I4. VOttu% 63 Eellvoed by outdoor' roliti 13,31 porsons: ?? LLOOl WsM., Incremas over lasft week ...

... EXPLOSION AT EDMUNDS M&IN COLLIERY. I On Monday, the adjourned inquest on the bodies of William Davey and George Pickering, whoes deaths re. salted from the explosion which took place at Eddmunds Main Coliery en the 8th instht, was resumed before Mr. T. Taylor, at the Masons' Arms, Worsbr' Dale. Mr. C. MIorton, the ?? inspeotor, acoompaniod by a gvornament short-hand writer, vwa present. Mr. ...

... FOREIGN, NEWS. - AMERICA. Wo have received Now York papers up to the 11th Inst, and telograms rid GApe Rawo to the Stb Inst. A gammaiiIT of the P1reaidont's messag will be found below. Theodt tion of the two armies at Frodarilekshur remained wl,,out materlal chango. The Federal commander his Informed the authorities of Frodericleaburg tbat, as long ad5 no ?? demnonstration wee made from ...