... TO CORRESPONDENTS. Correspondents are requested to write concisely and legiblv, on one side of the paper only. To ensure Insertion, news should reach the office of this journal on the evening of the day on which the incidents occur. ...

... Vnli a 0. ?? .i The Epiop :QiU 1 now . nheld in- Glaiuorganshireand Mona 'zTh~ut1A§bEr:'L :tzt~hA ai ttf.; oQ 1' ?? ?? ~ ,q, ebh e, ? t ,'court yesterAyj, whiohb W' i4 ib 6b cnsideritioi' ofn fiaiaIusules, 0the I ,,repor't ' Pt6nr Aid ,,I Societyrin coinnetionnwnbi tk e'cuns ~ya~fs ~~ tbe c~~~zounty, was : therehad: ben9ti oases investigated, and:o '1 f .,this nllmbei 473'were ?? ' ing, ...

... J1 LOOP.—This place has again be»N VISITED by a j-, ood, which occasioned considerable inconvenience, IF'T WKSTKRN RAILWAY.—Owing to a culvert near be M, Imd tunnel having given way, the trains had to statin' on a ''ne between here aid St._Clears h. 1,r a short time. The permanent way i* ncAV iri order. ...

... IBCIROI;Gli PETTY SESSIONS.—On Monday, before Messrs. T Tames (Mayor), J. Williams, and I. Davie. v • anles Hird ail(l William Keef, privates of -Ll'ml /rfn wfxe charSed with stealing ft-om iff: of LVln ?iVgel Nantbran Mills, a purse containing Zl\ f 8llk .umbr«Ua. Committed for trial at aext quarter sessions. ...

... CORESPONDNE ld Mi.V fr r i i' Ui'II4 ?? .~ti n e.b ag P: L.httroi ?? wksetfisids bo faa b,4 *. R ' In .- ., t.e. i 0 . ; . ?? ?? i o noe to o'end, .s _ a witten nnboth sai Js, oFiper.: !iIlUIDDLE.OLABj .'DUCATION JN~ .C4ID h.. ,F 0 ?? TO Th3 U!DITOR01 h WISTUE]!r* ! ?? , g.; ?? the report of Ahei ~pvoceedinni of- thbe f b-.-pee .da ...

... IKEUTER'S AND CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAMS.] FBANCE. PARIS, Tuesday Evening—This evening's Union announces that Don Alphonse has to-day assume the command of the Carlist forces in Catalonia. PARIS, Tuesday.—Rentes closed, 53-12. New Loan, 87'10. RUSSSIA. HEALTH OF THE CZAREWITH. ST. PETERSBURG, Tuesday.—This morning s bul- letin says the fever is slightly abating. ITALY. ROME, Monday.—The Pope ...

... During the debate on the proposal for the immediate abolition -of slavery in Porto-Rico, Castelar, the great orator of the Spanish Republicans, made one of his most eloquent orations. After explaining his own personal position -and the reasons which induced him to break h is longooctharedeflence, be said:— The Republican minority has voted for taking into consideration the proposal to pass a ...

... ADVANCE OF WAGES IN YORKSHIRE. [BY TELEGRAM.] The bulk of the South Yorkshire colliery proprietors yesterday gave notice of their intention to advance the price of coal about Is. per ton, commencing on New Year's day. ...

... : Ahant ?? -ss 'ae About half past four'o'cloek on Moida4 evening s serious collision i ocourred' on the Manohester, Sheffield, 'and Lincolnshirc Bail*ay, near the Silk. stone Fall Colliery, abut four miles from Barnsley, .by.vwhich several. -passengers were. seriously idjure .The paseenger train leaving Penistone about four! 'clolck ran mnto atrin 'of' empty coal trucks, which! vere bein ...

... BRITONFERRlbi?^ SEAMAN DROWNED.'—On Saturday ey^ning, al>hut seven o'clock, Hugh Davies, • IlIùf ther^iiooner John Wil- liams, of Portmadoc, met his death ift-a-uioot melancholy manner by falling into the dock. it icar., that he left his vessel with the intention of ge^tipg some p'per and envelopes to write to hi* wife at i'-ortm^dyc, and in dying so would pass over the (lock gates. ~§j&p(tly ...

... ?;3I?Q ?? la in IN 'I i- 54 at -li Ii -n Bo le, le. iio d. .Ii ii mi le, Le Ia O5itial td'o% ?? woiA -916 th~ued V g li~duced'to settle'-in the n * ,1 X sr | 3 att b i * ., ar~inlsi'oi~ fi Sant ,I A mdhimidln , Pin v S- ,0 re:WU in W8v Ql h'eOi;VE e,- il.', j ther WV nary2 ler, n s a.- nOWI, ureA ]abcarerithiohif he~iig~oniotbd by th- Br lthe th6 `, Lf i t` TienhlyVt'20n io 004h o -1 - meu ...

... I FOREIGN Tiffs AKTI-SLAVEBT CONFER* .WCE.—Sefior Zorrilb I received an address from the c ommittee of the Interr tional Anti-Slavery Conference, signed by Joseph Coop, for England; Guigel, Monoà, Martin, Laboulaye, Proseense, for France; IVolber a, for Utrecht; and a. Ra sian, in which they beg thf Prime Minister to can through the measure he haa undertaken. They lay tlr the great majority of ...