... CIVlbL WAR IN AMERCA flie' City of Manchester aeived on Wendesda4, ' br~giagi isneigence from New SYork to Feb. 14. 1W. Mercier's despatch of the 13th bES April, 862,. to MW. Thouvenel, published in the French Ltiuse JO'awe just received in Amoerica, has created a great tsssatsoa in this city and Washington. XW, Mercier states that Mr. Seward had expressed a d'esire upon the part of the ...

... 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 ...

... X09 are AND l OIOTO OF OLD _ ?? on Tuesdav. John Barke dlsez tSesilonS, orl * uwy ,m. .. At t~ Wd' t DbVis. 26, werer iedicted ior feloniously ,,dlll tabz''h end other artioles, thne pro- .0ie~i ge wallace, wetknowfing the sameo tn have 5~leog psecited; Mr. Cooper defended Barker; tis 9as t~llac e aid he lived at No. 22, Cambridge ytil ?? ard is a mrerohant- On the 2ndof some linen stoleu ...

... MBOU3 LID WAXZ8S THE DISTRESS IN T 1Z 1VORTI. At the weekly meeting of the Generom Central Relief Committee, held in Manolaeter on Monday-the Mayor i,, the chair-Mr. Commissioner Farnall reported that on the 14th instant there was a decrease in the number of persons receiving parochial relief i3 the twenty-seven Xnions in the cotton man natu-r.ng dis ricts, as compared w ith the number so ...

... SOUTHERN TREATMENT OF SICK AND WOUNDED FEDERL SOLDIERS. The following letter was recently forwarded to the military authorities at Washington, by the medical Zirector of the 13th federal army corps:- Medical Director's Office, Holly Springs, Miss., Jan., 1868.-Sir,-I have the honour to report that. I remained behind the advance of the army for the purpose of establishing a large general ...

... By A MEMBER. (WRITThEN SPECIALLY FOR I THE ruA,) Oa the first night of the Session Lord Derby said that it was pretty generally understood that we were to have a hum-drum see- sion. I do not think that is likely to be the case. In the other place they certainly have had nothing whatever to do except to ask questions and get up spasmodic discuesions thereon. One night last week I strolled ...

... AN: EKTRAO]qARY. 3MPOSTOB. Ili, ?? u- St As : : Ad lea I Un Iuesday tile magistrates astg in petty sessiong In Wolverhampton, the town whence the notorious Alice Gay! Was committedi were engaged during a long time in iaveetigating the circumstances of a series of inpoetore, equally wicked, committediby a young woman posseing al the personal itctiiaoion of Alice Grey,.snd in3 no way llsr ...

... THE CRAWMLIYG COMMONS AN THE PRINCE OF WALES. TO TEM XDMrO y 0F RxfltSoiy'S NENWPAPg. S8r,-The House of Commons has dona its pinnipai work for the present session: it has voted the allow- ance to the Prince and Princess of Wales. After this magnificent display of sterling patriotism, there is no- thing to prevent the faitafu representatives of the people from betaking themselves to their ...

... [MR. REUTNW8' TE];EQR&J PARIS, Friday. TIe Pays of last evening says :- The cabinet of Washington has replied to the preposition of media- tion made by France. Mr. Seward considers it impossible to open immediate negotiations for peace. According to the cabinet of W1asihington a more'prao- ticable means would be for deputies from the dissen- tient states to come to congress, where projects ...

... THE CHANEL MLEET. Tbe Channel fleet, under the command of Rear- Admiral Pt Smart, RE., is to proseed to Antwerp to escortthe Danish squadron, aud then to anphor attheNore, in order to welcome the arrival of the Princees Alexandra of Denmark to the coasts of England The Warrior ap- pears still to maintain her pre-esnnence, not only as the fastest ship under steara in the navy, but also in the ...

... NzWo Frox To PROaXsCs. SUJBREY. - THE 3LUBDER AT XIGSWOOD. - On Manday, Edward Schmidt, 24, was brought up before the BRigate bench, at the Town Hall, Peigate, charged with killing and slaying Martha Halliday, in Jime, 18dl. The prisoner was brought to Ireigate from EHell, on .D warrant of commitment from Mr. Henry Moss, mayor of HulL He has a rather mild expression of countenance than the ...

... PRUSSIA, tRUSSIA, AND POLAND. .. ]3Eise~it seIb, . 26.,. In to-dag's-. sitting of the chamaber of deputies, Heir von Sybel presented the report of the commit- tee appointed to inquire into the proposition of Her- ren Hoverbeek aid Carlowitz, that the government should be requested to maintain neutrality in the Polish insurrection and disarm fugitives from both belligerent partietentering upon ...