... THE BARTLEY COLLIERY RELIEF FUND. The committee have issued a report of their stewardship hitherto, in which is embodied a scheme for the disposal of the surplus. The financial statement shows: Total amo ut of subscriptions re- ceived ?? 19 6 Interest 011 unvestmcents and cur- rent accounts .1 ,395 IS 4 =£3,234 17 9 Tradesmen's accounts, recovering bodies.. . . 10 4 Burial of bodies. . 7 9 0 ...

... I (FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING. A pamphlet on the Polish insurrection, by Count de Montalesubert, has appeared to-day. He urges the Emperor to snake Isimself the Liberator of Poland, and prmnises that all Frauce will support him with enthusiasm. He wishes, however, to see the intervention perfectly disinterested, and alike freed from any English complicatiovis in ...

... Apbe (ourt. 1 WINDSOR CASTL;E, MAnc 20. es of The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Luis he of Hesse, drove out in an open carriage this morning, adattended by Lieutenant-Colonel. Hon. D. de Boa, on horseback. m The Prince and Princess of Wales, attended by the Coon. t tess of Morton, the Hon. Mrs. Bruce, and Lieutenant- re ColonelKeppel, went to Buckingham Palace. an The Princess Beatrice ...

... THE AMERACAN WAR. The steam-ship Canada arrived'6at Queenetown last Sunday, and brings intelligence from New, York to the .th inst. The Federals were contiauing their operations against Vicksburg. They are re- ported to have opened the Yazoo'River, and taken six gun boats to Tallahatchie. The waters of the Mississippi were rising rapidly, and as the levees were broken down, the Federal camp ...

... CAUTION TO BREDERS AND BUTCHERS. At the Old Bailey, on Tuesday, Bobert Buxton sur- rendered to take his trial upon an indictment charging him with having tent meat. to market in a state unfi for human food. Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Poland prosecuted, and Mr. Ribton and Wr. Collier defended. The prosecution was another of those instituted by the Commissioners of Sewers and prosecuted by the City ...

... THE MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES AND PRINCESS ALEX- ANDRA. THE PRINCE OF WALE3'S RRIDAL PRESENTS. For the last week the establishment of Mesr:GarrArdr the Crawn jewellers, has been eagerly sought by fashion- a ite ?? anxious to see tte costly presents manufac- tured for the Prinre of Wales as gifts to his bride. Conspicuous among the beautiful objects now on view is a completeparenre of ...

... CIVIll IN AMERICA I Nz Sw Yomx, ;Mach. Ybhe term of the present congress!expires to-mor- ew at twelve o'clock. .It has passed, the Conserij- -lie ed1 th Baking and Currency bills, and the-olt asstmber~visintg the~president to suspend the habes ea-- ~b.s at his ?? . Ing still bu.iness fo -ae senate to transact, the president has issued a pro- 4amation summoning an extra session of that body, ...

... CIVIL WAR IN A31ERICA. The Etna strived at Queen.town, on W\ednesday, c withl the following intel]igence t NEw Yonx, Feb. 20, Morning. I The New. York Tir cs says that government will 1 take the groumd that asay recognition of southern in- depeildence by foreign isitiens, so long as the north c continues the contest, will be equivalent to a decla- c ration of war, and the government will ...

... (YRON OUB OWNl COHRESPONDESr.) PARIS, SATMBDAY BEVuo. 7 The France persists, in spite of the carping of 7 the Patrie, that the Polish petitions in the Senate are ripe for discussion, that M. Larabit is already I named as reporter upon them, and that M. Bil- lault has been heard before the committee. It is therefore almost certain that the debate will come on in the course of next week. This ...

... The following address has been presented on the part of all the Bishops to Dr Colenso: We, the undersigned Archbishops and Bishops of the United Church of England and Ireland, address you with deep brotherly anxiety, as one bwho shares with us the grave responsibilities of the episcopal office. It is impossible for us to enter here into argument with you as to your method of handlibg that ...

... THE GRAND NATIONAL DOG HELOW at Ashburnham Hall. From the first we always augured well for the Dog Show got up under the auspices of Mr. i. T. Smith, but we were hardly prepared to find it so brilliantly successful as it has turned out. Exhibitions of the numerous breeds of that animal, who with the horse shares the greatest sympathies of the human race, have rarely proved a paying speculation ...

... TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1863. According to his own account, Mr. SEWARD has all but finished the war with the South, and therefore there is no need of any interference, and least of all, of the Conven. tion suggested by the EMPBEOR of the FRENCHu. Mr. SEWARD, in a long despatch, written for the benefit of the world, is most eager to vindicate himself from the charge of having ever bean ...