... iC°kIENT rPON AMERICAN AFFAIRS FROM I MMENT KENTUCKY. I It±rn~~dt h LWe extract the following from a letter addressed to the has, JDaacf~ries Courier, boy Mr. Robert (}ibsont,ra intelligent ph I iyunafriesshire. gentleman, who has been settled for ninny thel years in the State of Kentucky. He dates from near Louis- nor yille, 10th Feb., 1863}:- . ar Mr. Lincoln and his ministers have from the ...

... SERGEANT GLOVER AND THE FRENCH GOVERN.MENT. UU- V 9 l$- AiY.N 1 . I This case was before 3Mr. Justice Blackburn in Chambers on Wednesday, on an application by the plaintiff to have an D order rescinded which was granted on-the 2d Febniary, by e MIr. Justice Crompton, extending the time for taking evi- eo dence ih Paris by commission, uptil the :30th April next. : N lr. Sergeant Glover on ...

... THE RECEPTION OF THE tIRINUE93 ALEX X lDRA. It is expected that the royal yacht, beating her Royal Ilighuens the Princess Alexandra, will not arrive at Gravesend before eleven o'clock on Saturday morning. Indeed, that Is the hour at which it is stated the land- ing will take place. The reception on the pier and the passage through Gravesend to the station of the South Eastern XRilway will ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. Their lordships met at five o'clock. The Royal Assent was given by commission to the Prince and Princess of Waled' Annuity Bill and the Bi]l of Exchange and Notes (Metrwopolis) Bill. The Naval Coast Volunteers Act Amendment Bill was read a third time and passed. The house adjourned at 5.25 p.n. HOUSE OF COMIMONS. - THURSDAY. The house met at four o'clock. In reply to ...

... LATEST NEw S. I RCtHrER'S TLEGRAT., I AMERICA. DERRY, Friday Morning. Tile Camndian eail steam-ship North American, from Portland on the morning of the 22nd tilt., arrived n. Lough Foyle early this morning, and having lauded l11 mailS except those for Liverpool, proceeded for iverpool, wll well. Experienced heavy weather -throughout the passage. She brings 9,000 dols. in ie. evs generally ...

... ; TH Mkif.OPS AND DR COLENSO. , The ipjowing address has been presented on the part of all the Bishops to Dr. Colenso Tdekfe'BWgU Rer. J W.- oletso, D.D., Lord Bishop of ieaal. We, the'undersigsed Archbishops and Bishops of the United Church of Vngland add Ireland, address you with deep brothetly antiety, as one who shares with us the grave repsonsibilities of the episcopal office. 'It' is ...

... Ix,.TH13, PRINEk'S' M{XARlI~AOE. On MON1DAY NEXT, and on WEDNESDAY, | as well as on, THURSDAY, the DARIY P0l'O Will be issued on. a DOUBLE SHEET. We have made arrangements to report in the Post and Journal of Saturday, the Departure of the Princess ALEXANDRTA from Antwerp, and, . f 'possible, the arriva.l of the Fleet at the Nore. MONDAY'S P0ST ;Will contain a full description of the Lauding ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIXES. REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAY, MABCH 6. THE TENTH OF MARRCH IN HULL. PERHAPS we are asking more than we have a right to expect even from a Worshipful Mayor, when we express a hope that our chief magistrate will continue to keep his temper until the eleventh of March. If he manage this be will deserve such a testimonial from his ...

... HIULL LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH On Friday last a meeting of this body took place in the County Court room, Town-hall, the Mayor (W. B;, Moss, Esq.) in the chair. The CLEaR reported that the Secretary of State had sanctioned the borrowing of money for carrying out Ur Sharp's plan for the drainage of the West district. A. letter was read from Dr. Elolland congratulating the board of health upon the ...

... ACCIDENT ON THE METROPOLITAN RAIL- WAY. On Friday night, shortly after r even o'clock, the traffic on the Metropolitan Railway suddenly came to a standstill, anil a rumour having been circulated that the cause of the stoppage was to be attributed to an alarming accident which had taken place in one of the tunnels, a large number of persons gathered round the Victoria- street Station, anxious ...

... The 148th anniversary of this society was celebrated last Monday night at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-street; the Right Hon. Lord Kenyon iu the chair, supported by the Earl of Powis, Major General Wood, Dr. Harcourt, Dr. O'Connor, Earl of Brecknock, Sir Watkin Williams Wynn &c. About 100 gentlemen sat down to the dinner, which was liberally provided for. On the removal of the cloth the ...

... town and insist on its being kept clean. Let the Board do these things, and private persons would soon catch the improving cue thus given, and Merthyr would gradually rise to its proper level. + T. SYMPATHY WITH POLAND. THB uprising ot the people of Poland has come upon Europe more suddenly than any great event of n.od em days. The stifled press of that country gave fo th no premonitory ...