... THE LANCASHIRE, BELIEF FUND. The second mnonthly contribution of the Baptist' cocgregation assembling at the Atheossonm, Everkon, a emounted on Sunday to £11 13o. $id. It On Friday the Mansion House Relief c7ommittee r forwarded kis,000 to the distreesed losslities.' a £2,000 are now at the disposal of the committee a from the bedlen Famine Belief Fund. e The losca onmnittee at Constantinople ...

... THE EXTRAORDINARY SCENES IN LONDON. The woman who, with three others, had obtained forcible posseion of one of the dilapidated houses at the corner of Stamford-street, London, has been a ghmitted to the Eessions to answer any indict- went that maight be preferred. The plaintiff was siiss Cordelia Angelica Reid, who said that she d her father had been in possession for nearly 60 years She lived ...

... LATEST AD TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Twvo cases of forgery by cheques on the Bank of London came before the Lord Mayor yesterday. The amounts were for £84 and £82. The French Minister of Marine suggests to the maritime chambers of commerce that herrings cured at Dieppe and Boulogne should ?? compete with English-curod herrings at the Italian seaports. THE LEEDS TRAGEDY. Yesterday, at an adjourned ...

... flUEE INISKILLIuNG DRAaooNS. . , ' reade Of the flervcu, will not haye foo- ie ~tee~th ?? which have been given from time 3, to time relative to the unjust imp erisned a ig Cteque deith, of Sergeant.Majorjilley lateof the Iniila rgo The history of the e rbabt with the brother of iemora1y Of good ie tid fommaith ndvier-is-lege to thae perished a fis veidctim tohe miltheorary eptisn1 held ?? 3 ...

... I TIMiES TELEGRAM BY THE AFRICAJ] NxW YORKa MAwCH 10. General Grant's army before Vicksburg is greatly reduced by sickness. An agent of the sanitary commission states that nearly every tent is a hospital; that on the 26th ult. the number of sick was 12,000, of whom a large number were dying daily; and that altogether there were not more than 20,00 men fit for duty. The bill authorising the ...

... e PUBLIC MEETING IN LIVERPOOL. ' On Saturday afternoon, a numerous and highly Rrespectable meeting, convened by his Worship the Mayor- in compliance with a requisition, was held in the Nism' Prins Court, St. George's Hall. to afford the inhabitants of Liverpool an oppoitunity of expressing their sympathy with 8 Poland in her present struggle forindependence, and of memorialising her Majesty ...

... IPROGRES OF THE WAR ll I AMICA. | ?? the time when the Asia sailed from bed New Ydrk, public tttention was directed to ,d the o~rctions ; the neighbourhood of ,nd Charleston, ahnost to the exclusion of those 3 it at all other points. Rumours of all kinds ign were in circulation, some to the effect that aed Charleston had been attacked, and others that rs), it bad been taken; but it appears ...

... I ' : IB~~[Y OZErgasm] Mr. Se eant Wranghbal Q.C., is devA The Ear of Derby was better yet&Y. The Danish residents in London last night celebrated the royal marriage by & dinner. The Daily N~se New York oadentapube lishes further documents in pro of that Mr. Lindsay, M.p., hid codfted for one or more ships for the Confederacy. In the Court of Common uonnciiyeaster&Y, it was agreed that the ...

... THE BIRKENHEAD IMPROVE- IMENT BILL. HOvSE OP Co0MMo:sS, WEDNESDAY. The select committee appointed to inquire into ?? merits of this bill resumed their investigation this morning, Admiral Dunconibe in the chair. Mr. Evans, a coach proprietor of IBirkenhead, zes examined at some length in reference to the tramwsy at Blrkenhead. He asserted thdt it ?? the peiub safety, and had already been the ...

... LIMITED LIABILITY FOR RAIL- WAY SLAUGHTER. The opening sentence of Sir J. Fergusson's speech in favour of his bill for enabling railway companies to kill their passengers st cheap proved how correctly he estimated the ad conditions of success. The cause of his inte- nd resting clients has been lost, but they cannot d complain that their advocate did not thoroughly ral understand his and their ...

... ?? I k The following is an official return from the I h Admiralty of the names of the offieers and men t y lost in the wreck of H.M.S. Orpheus, at the ' n entrance of the Ilanukan Harbour, New Zealand, . on the 7tb day of Frebruary last:- i t. William F. Burnett, C.B., commodore; William T. F. s k W. Mudge, lieutenant; Arthur Jekyll, lieutenant; k. William 11. Strong, master; Robert H. Burton, ...

... PROBABLE RECALL OF THE FEDERAL MINISTER. Mr. Adams has, no doubt, learned by this time that his duties aB American minister are wholly !,compatible with his self-assumed futntion of an P nglish President of the Board of Trade. It is cot easy to understand how any person occupying such ; position in this country could have ventured to interfere in matters purely affecting the trade of the ...