... 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 ...

... I.1O. _ ) OF TIUDE r.E1'OT6 O I BILLS. DI J_` I . 'The folllowllag reports. ha-re juslt been ?? by the, Bor-iN 1.-iisJ0WAD FcOUTll-WvE-TtyRAIWA (ADDOTTIONAl POWCElRS) BILL. By this 1ci 'it is proposed to emrpower the Glasgow antd Sot-etrValwyCmayt aeI alalnt c hainls in the Abbey Pari-h ?? Paisley, to connect the coinpan) s Paisley and Renfrew line, near Gatesidle, with the joint line of the ...

... 1 je U Lnti U.fi ?? .S In the introduction to his new work, Parliamentary. I History of Fran ce, which is about to appear, Ml. Guizot dan ?? friendsof political liberty are discouraged, and sha reasons are not *wanting for their discouragement. I may, I 1i perhaps, say that I, more than any one else, would have a sole sight to abandon myself to it. I have fallen with the institu- Thi tions ...

... 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 ...

... AG EN TS. AberdeoeR-..A. dR. Miile. Haivickt __lt. Black. Do. __Th25. Menzies, Do. ?? Daigleish. Castle St. snnerleithen .Robert Small. Do. ?? a J. Smith. Inverkeilhing.Miss Campbell. Do. ?? Wyllie& Son. Jedburgh-..A. a *W. Easto Aberdeur__Nilr Goodair. Do. ?? Smell. Allon--rD Lotlian. JuniperGreen Mrs Mleikle. DDo. ?? N. Morrison. Kinrors__--G. Barulett. Do. ?? Wingute. Do. ?? Ewing. ...

... - _ Mfiles open., ReceiptS. BRFc0-. H. 16j1821863 1 86 Beltast and N. ?? 116 116 17291764 Boldast ant County Down ?? 49 49 607: 541 Blyth and T yno ?? 28 2S 1505~ 11326 Bristo laudd Extter1811 187 8817. 1101 Caledoniars ?? 230 15406 14704 Cork and l~ : ?? . andon . :20 20 276, 283 Cork, Blaekrock, and Passage. ?? 6j i 'si Cork -and Limuerick ?? 25 1 CorIad IVough 324 20 13 199 Cornwall.04 ? ...

... I BIRMINGHAM AND THE AMERIAN QUESTION. On Friday afternoon a deputation waited upon hMr. Adams, the United States minister, at his official resi- dence in Portland-place, for the purpose of presenting bin with atn address to President Lincoln, signed by more than 13,500 of the inhabitants of Birmingham, on the subject of the American crisis. The deputation was introduced by Mr. Bright M.P., ...

... ACCIDENT ON THE METROPOLITAN - t ~ - RAILWAY. ' - Oh Friday evening aa accident, which, though of an alarrbg ohmeracter, was happily unattended with Ilosn of life, docurred ?? avery abort distance of the Farrngdon Street Terminus. . At that enof the ig bhere i only one platform for arrivals and depaxtu~i'.°51id th; s ne1abatsile fenploymeont ofepolsa man to wora !lbe train leaving the alation ...

... PABLIAMlENTABY EBSIMSS. in NOTICES O MOTIONS AND ORDERS OF THE DAY FOB THE PRESENT WEEK. ay THIS DAY, MIARCE 2. n- ORDERS OF THE DAY. to Uion Relief Aid Act (1812) Continuance Blll-committee: ?? Dities Bill-adjourned debate on amendment on second th reodiog ; Corrupt Practices at Elections Bill-committee, Sup. Sr ply-committee: Ways and Means-committee; Births and Deaths Registration (Ireland) ...

... THB NEW TOBACCO LEGISLA'IOY. I (From the Circutar of Bremner and Till.) in The chief topic of interest this month, and which has added to the stagnation of the market, has been the bill brought in by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, which iml is being strongly opposed, on various grounds, some of al which seem well founded, others not according to the free da trade principles of the day. For ...

... No. L. h To ?? Editor of Me Glagow Herald Sin, -With reference to an opinion expressed in the h Herald the other day, that cotton may be raised in consi- j derable quantity in Pern, on the sea-board of the Pacific p Ocean, I can vouch, from personal observation there. as to '1 l the accuracy of said opinion. It appears, from statistical p documents which I read in Peru, that, previous to the ...