... St ITWUgTRlo &Nl !NThRNqATIOIAL TUNaQAnlI, Omnoasa, Ticacrre Bunx.mcsNzw Bnw~nvls. JtBIJTER@S TBLRQRAAL~s AMiERICA. SOUTHAMPTON, JANUjARLY & The Hamburg and American Conspany's stean-ship Bavaria from New York, 27th December, has arrived here with 72 passengers, 50,500 dole. in specie for England, 116,950 dols. for France, and 1,800 for Hamburg. She touched Cape Race on 31st December, but did ...

... COBBESPONDENOE _ OTIES T O R0 RESPONDENTS, All Iilder ian utrvub eats Es mug 65 acma Wed by sey used A s= of the sardsreN Not 0 sart foer psiucation, but Jor XU intefmoff 01 the EXdd. Baomdynt who set any gpias uj' osto tser 0r0' munkau meWU cop ofjthe, 0a Ws ?? Q4I(d TV to ?? A eesetr*UsoN. paterfamilims.-He has authority until the son is of age. T, A.-We deoline to permit our ...

... No. V.. William Tibe, ?? ?? is President of the Sec. ticn 'for Eeonomic Soience amd Statistics. Hlis fame prin'cipjally'rests upon his great ocaems as an srchitect. As a pupil of Mr. Laing, he had'a considerable share ;ir the 'hurch-buildieg business in London, Mr. Tite erected icme of the handsomest railway 'stations 'in, the kingdom, and in 'i'bf lhewas appoiated architeot of the Royal ...

... NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE COAL AND IRONMABTERS' ABSO0IATION. The quarterly meeting of ?? AssoCiation was held yesterday afternoon, atthe Railwvay Hotel, Stoke-on-Trent, Kfr, F. Wragge, chairman of the association, preslding. The report as to the state of trade presented at the meet, Ing showedthat, while the demand for coal was not par- ticularly good, thepower of production being still in excess of ...

... DISTRICT NEWS, WORCEST&R. T~rEX MAYOR'S BnEAKrAST.-Tbe collection at the Cathedral, on the occasion Of the civic visitation, after the Mfayor's hreakfasv, amounted to £6.aBs. 1d., of which twa-thirds will be raid into the funds of the Infirmary end the remainder divided between the Dispensary antl the Opthalmic Institution. In our report of the service the name, the Rev. R. Sergeant, should ...

... fO TICE. 3uring the re-building of our prenisea the busiaees of the Journal and Dily Post will be transacted at No. 6, COannon Street, where advertisemente and orders will be received. g ILSTON. INT ?? ItE.PUILDING OF 'TRE INDcrtSE NT ?? long time past the dilapidated condition of tho ?? 0hapel in this town, and, in fact, the gonerally inadoequate obaiaittr Of the whole building for the ...

... CEILDREN'S LABOUR AND EDUCATION IN THE POTrERIES, The Staffordshiro Potteries Chamber of Commerce has e just published an elaborate report, drawn up by a Com- t mitteeoftheahamber inreplyto the report ?? Education Commission on Child Labour and Education in 5 the Potteries. The committee discuss the question very 7 fully and impartially, and in a friendly spirit, but the can- f clusions at ...

... BIRMINGHAM BOARD OF GUAoDIANS The usual fortnightly meeting of this Board vas hcI yesterday, at the Parish Offices, Mr. T. Loyd in the chair There was a numerous attendance of members. This being the first meeting of the Board sine the election of thg chairman as member for Barnetaple, Mr. CHAPLIN rose to propose the following resolution: That this Board ah sires to avail itself of the ...

... MR. COLLIER, M.P., ON AMERICAN AYFAIRS. The new Solicitor-General was re-elected for Plymouth ,n Saturday, without opposition. In the course of his address afterwards the hon. gentleman referred to the present aspect of affairs in America, and their relation to the attitude of England during the struggle. He argued that the Government of this country had given abundant proof of its avowed ...

... FEARFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION IN BOUTH VALES. THIRTY-FIVE LIVES LOST. IF1reei our Correspondent.) We deeply regret to have to announce that another of those fearful visitations to which the district of South W)] es is so liable, occurred inthe Morfa Colliery, Margarn, Glamorganshire, on Saturday last, and that no less than thirty-five poor fellows have been thereby hurried into eternity. The ...

... St 3LU0T1 AND II7TIBNAT1ONAL TNLI(IRAPfS Owiv, TUMWLg BUUDi2G8. NNW STA (REUTER'S_7ELL7RA&S.) AMERICAS DCsxes R 25. : The Saxonia, American mail, passed Hurst Castle at '340 pm.! THE UOLSTEIN QUESTION. HAMBURG, IDzCxmBcR 25. it is generally reported that the General com- Ieanding the Austriau troops ia this city has been re.called by his Government. Telegraphic con- munication with Holstein ...

... CHURCH MISSIONARY SOOIETY'S JUBILEE * hIMEEtNG OF COLLECrORS. An aggregate meeting of local collectors wvas held in Christ Church School Room on Monday evening, the Rev. S. Gedge, 1 A., for many years hon. secretary to Birming. ham Auxiliary, in the chair. There was a large attendanoe, including Revds. Dr. Miller, F. Morse, W. Cockin, G. Pettitt, J. B. Burges, J. H. Fitzpatricir, C. H, Coleman ...