... The annual general meeting of the governors of this Institution was held yesterday, ll. Luec-ocx;, Esq., presiding. Amongst the other gentlenson present were Mlessrs. J, T. Lawrence, T. Bassett, W. 13olton, T. CArtcr, J. Garner, and Dr. Anthony. The pro- ceedings were almost entirely of a formal ?? report of the Medical Committee was In the first place submitted. This doce rst tatetd thlt tbe ...

... (By Electric Tcgraph.) H0 USE OF LORDS. 'Me Lord Ohancelior took his seat on the woolsack at five -o'lock. THE POLISH REVOLT. The Earl of ELIZNJBORoUGH gave notice that to-morrow he should ask his noble friend the Foreign Secretary whether he had redeived any despatch from the Consul-. Generalet Warsaw relating to the origin of the inaurrec- tion in Poland. Also, whether he had received any ...

... BY ELOTRIO AND INTERNATIONA1 TELSGRAt'lp, OnoTrs, TMPLE BUIDINGs, NEw ftInIE REUTBR'5 TELZGRAMS. ARRIVALS FROM AMERICA, RUPTURE WITH THE FRENCH MINISTER. OPERATIONS AGAINST VICKSBURG. SYMPTOMS OF DISUNION IN THE NORTH WEST. WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25. The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Company's steamship City of Mlanchester, from New York on the 14th indt., arrived herd at 1.45 a.m ...

... ART AND MANUFACTURES, NEW PATENTS. (Cesrflrted by Mr. ?? Shaw.J The following Patents were sealed during the weeik ending Yebruary 12,1803:- Mark Osborne, Birmingham, improvements in tho manufacture of cast iron fenders. Dated December 1, 1862. Joscph Jesbulry, 3Kiivee, Slf'ordshire, ILD improvement or improsemente in machise for raising wveights, vwhich improve- ment or improvemonots may also ...

... LATEST NEWSS1 BY EItREno AD INTfRNATIONL TtEGARAP Onrions, Ts'rL.t RumnIvrsos, Nirw STrob. AEUTZATS TELEGRAMMS. AMERICA. HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON. QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAY. The Royal Mail steam-ship Arabia off Queenstown at 5.20 p.m. ROCHES POINT, SUNDAY. The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, from Boston, on the 4th and Halifax on the 6th inst, arrived off the harbour at 5.15 p. m. Having landed ...

... MANSLAUGI-HTERt OF A BOY BY HIS I STEPMOTHER. On Friday night. the details of a barbarous case of man- slaughter, committed at Scarborough, were brought to light by a Coroner's inquisition. The deceased, who has for some time been the victim of a stopmother's hatred, was a fine boy, named George Holman, son of John Hol- man, a sailor. Holnan -was a widower until about seven months ago, when he ...

... DUDLEY MECHANICS' INSTITUTION ANNUAL MEETIIJG. The iffteebth annual meeting of the flembers of this institute took place on Friday evening. Ire the absence of the President (Mr. F. Smith), the chair was occupied by Mr. John Finch. There was a fair attendance The first business of the meeting was the reading of the report by Mr. Joseph Stokes, honorary secretary. It stated that in no one ...

... BS R ENSO M ND MM rXRNAAT10AL TE NAMPS. O mOz% Thsa'Pr EinnlINX4, NEW Bwrnm. lUTBR'8 TYLRlAUM. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. WARSAW, JANUARY 31. The city is tranquil. The official journal states that all the news received by the Government from the provinces is of a satis- factory nature, and that order is being everywhere re. established. ST. PETERSBURG, JANUARY 31. The .ournal de St. PeteSbOUrvq ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALES WITH THE PYTCHlLEY HOUNDS. On Saturday last the privilege of introducing his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales to the crack huntieg district of England, devolved upon Earl Spencer, in his conjoint character 9f Master of the Pytabley Hounds and chief of the Prince's household. His Royal Highness is at the present time a guest of Earl Speucer, at Aithorpe Park. The meet was ...

... THE BATTLES OF THE IRON-CLADS. CONFEDERATE ATTACK ON THE BLOCKADING FLEET. The following is the official despatch from Rear-Admiral Dupont on the Confederate attack on the Federal squadron off Charleston:- Flag Ship Wabash, Port Royal, Febrmary 2, 1863, Sir,-I have to report that about four o'clock on the morning of the 31st nlt during the obscurity of a thick haze, two iron-clad gunboats ...

... THE ZARRIUAGE OF THE P;RINCE OF WALES.-A public meeting, called by the Chief Bailiff, in reply to It requisition, signed by upwards of 100 inhabitants, was held in the Court room, onThursday, to consider in what manner the marriage of the Prince of Wales shall be cele- brated in Burslem. The Chief Bailiff presided, and briefly opened the meeting by alluding to the constant loyalty of the ...

... DUDLEY, FRAUDULENT BREMOVAL OF Gooi).n-At the Police Court, yesterday, before Captain Bonnitt and Messrs. Burrs and Haden, Mary Barnett was charged with having fraudulently removed goods from her house to the value of 130s, with intent to avoid a distraint for rent, and to de- fraud Joseph Burley. The complainant gave evidence of the removalof certain goods which were in the house on the 10th ...