... In t ?? Fersons having offices and honours in their gift are sometimes envied by the outside world, who know little of the anxiety that attends the responsibility of making suitable appointments to situations of public trust. Lord Palmerston is every now and then referred to as being lucky in having had so many mitres and so many blue ribbons to give away, people forgetting the fact that ...

... 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 ...

... LATEST AD TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Be Tan AncusessrsOP OF CANTERBIURY. - Yester. GO day morning, the ceremony of enthroning the Most Pr, Rev. Dr. Longley, In the cathedral of the motropo- yes 119lcal see, took place In Canterbury. w [RRUTER'S THLEGRAMS.1 Pa. RUSSIA AN~D FRANCE. M PARis, DxC. 12. Bo The Mons ifeur of to- day say a-hIX. d o B adberg, the px ?? Ian ambass ad or, In deliverie ghis ored ...

... DIFFICULTY OF. GETTING WORK- PEOPLE AT MANCHESTER. On the 41h of Decetmber there appeared a state- ment in the Mclcurvy under the above heading, saying that the Hopeieold silk mill, Salford, required 50 orG0 bard silk winders and cleaners; that a public notice had been placed on the walls, and that only about a dozen had offered-thereason being that they ecould get more at the sewing sohooL ...

... THE INDIAN ATROCITIES IN M4I..NNESOTA. The following memorlal bha been presented to the President of the United States:- TO THE PR&IDE1NT OF THs UNITED STATf. We have learned Incidentally that you Intend to pardon or reprieve a large majority of the Indiana who have been formally condemned for their partial. s pation la the brutal maessre of our people In the months of Augast and September ...

... A NTTan. Q- - . A a IGHT HlSBaooL SUITABLE TO THE TrmEs.-We are ,~ informed that a night school has been opened at Holy Trinity Church Schools, free to all the elderly scholars in connection with that place, during the present winter. The Rev. G. R. G. Pughe, Rev. J. Demy, Mr. Hargreavas, r- and Mr. Lomax have engaged to teach the young men read. t ing, writing, and arithmetio on Tuesdayand ...

... |. . ~ ffx_.N? N;G OPERATIONS. OM C ,jigvv-=ois ,.l;.=np1lIjs will'soin be iraking a : ?? pAy. ' 'Tb o, d51 twrafore,: rerive cajreful at#. ,tjentio, E ,with ?? ,:iq~i4 manure., -t them iav,, ¶ o,Fevor, rpel.eiv rop unti they are caseUy, o~vein, .w.drype, s ,q Z ,ibel giv~o, 5t:berall; 'If in the caae, ,ofi-pv ei~r, b ubbles aria.,. ontlzie . to ?? ,wit water until 'theyceasoe. . Let ot a ...

... II *DsUeRS AND WreouEz.- The subject of the free lechteU delivered in the eochabites' Hall, by -Mr. . Foun. tan,, on Saturday evening last, was Demions and Wlitohes. Two SMo NS were preached, on Sunday, il St. john's Chureb, morning and evening, by the Rev. G. Alker, of St. Mary's, Preston, in behalf of the wardens' expenses, whieh amounted to £50. The celleotione realised £80 ScALDRD cTO ...

... 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 ...

... The main historical interest of the expiring year is of course to be found on the other side of the Atlantic, where a fierce and bloody war presents the only important exception to the general peace of the world. While 1862 has, on the whole, been for Europe a year of tran- quillity and prosperity, for America its annals have been written in blood and fire. The loss of thousands of.lives, the ...

... I TherOYI nal S~a~r PLYMrOUTIi, Dze, 26. fluroyl mll ?? arrived here this 5,tdog with the at,-oe malts and 27 pa ssngers. b lefet the Cape of Good Hops on the 21ib ; S. Xl | ao r the 30th aft., and Ascension on the 4th G07eelzor and Lady Wodebouse were expect-ed to rtcwn hI a few days from their tour in the western Gteserwat Wynyard ws daly expected from Gra. ?? Ccoiolai Secretary was still on ...

... PROGRESS OF THLP WAR IN I A MERICA& The accounts brought by the Scotia show that the plan which General M'Cellan was compelled to adopt by the orders received from Washington haa failed to produce any Important resalts, and that an entirely new plan of attack In about to be adopted by General Burnslde. This now plan is to advance on Richmond from Acquia Creek, a landing place on the banks ot ...