... TEE EXPLOSION AT BREMERHAV.Eq. 1+ruts M ilah #b. fMlrvi-nr. f-u it--. ..-ann THE Times published the following.from its correapon.., dent ?? ?? Tkoniaa the Brarnerhaven I. .monster, died on ,Thursday night.,of his. sef-inficted 'wounds. His confession, _hicli,.,.lraphdd to.you, seems to have been wrung from'thjsi etcdcriminal by remorse asaerting itdelf on the eve.of;,death. P1eced - in the ...

... THERE is now little or no betting on future events, and though Skylark, the colt by Buccaneer out of Mineral, and Petrarch are nominally the three favourites for the Derby, they have not collectively been supported for a tithe of the amount which in bygone years would have been invested upon a promising two-year-old many months earlier. This change may be in some ways for the better; but one ...

... RE U T E RS TEL E G R A M S. SPAIN. MADRID, Dec 3i.-General Jovellar, the new Captain-General of Cuba, embarked at Cadiz this morning for Havannah. The King received Generals Quesada and Martinez Campos in audience to-day, and had a long conference with them. AMERICA. NEW YORK, Jan. ?? incoming centennial year of American Indepen- dence was celebrated at midnight with great rejoicings ...

... THE NEW ADMIRALTY CIRCULAR. The Tzimes says it is apparent that the new regulations with reference to fugitive slaves are permeated with a prudence which did not characterize the old ones. The new instructions to commanding officers are by no means so dangerous, by establishing precedents injurious to liberty or innovating upon the law of nations, as those which have been withdrawn; but they ...

... ME STAR OF IADL. INDIA OFFICE, Dro. SI. The Queen heas been graciouely pleased to make the following appointments to the tust, sceond, and third clusses of the ; ost Iiiitdad Order of tihe bear ol India: 'lo be ?? Wrand Cuommranders.-HAis lighuns Baj itajessur aharajah ilhiraj Jeswunt Sing Bahadur, Ot Jodhpore; his ?? l'urzuud Dilpizir Nawab .Rlahllnuiad Hub Ali ihmu BaiiadUx, of ltampore his ...

... ~IdJ TUESDAY MORNINQ, DEO~W - i & ?? 39.181075''V'' ?? SUBJDET, OF ILUiTi Q 4ofthie, Whitech6e Di, i¶ 0q ~~ th~ clcsl~pg scene took pi ?? -w Vi~u~gt -tehero (Mf assyik ?? edr ?? a~sqro 'for the hour) pw40' - *1;M t2 o 4hq ,thea.,for a cruel nd~ew!~ nip n VS 0 ary dytok P contais.- Abf .-hap 5 liybsm sHenn- rtn etfo h roni ace supre4 nsotupihs9nrmis etedo ete ?? om 10d~te. D- osly tl the. .el. ...

... THE END OF THE MWALA YAN WAR. THE flight of the leaders of the insurrection in Perak may be accepted as a proof that the Malays are neither a match in the field for the Britishi troops nor sufficiently confident in their own fighting power to prolong an uncertain guerrilla war. The firm though cautious movement of the troops under General Colborne's command up the Perak river, and the ...

... I' A'W zr(5T NIGHrTs ?? IIANIKIRU?61 irOM0NRUBB AT TL LOrr NDOn OutflI 11.s CR&Rh Blaamaburpaqu IeWer, Jan. 1% d Nom~i, 1 li', 8.hopsgs~tc-straeat Withaz oil mleroalan, Ja ?? ?? AT TIIUIU III3iPHITIVK DISTRIoT ooatUnT. L&nn, JCUY, po.panatle, (juuberluud, ongineer, Jan. 17, at& fluTe, JAmus, Derlington, Durham, general deaIer, Jsn. 14, PA S PUBLIC lAX.NLlNvLUONS. Jan. 26. J. g. Andrew, ornide ...

... CLOSE OF THE ASSEMBLY. SPEECH OF THE PRESIDENT. I a mam Gus own cc=s3WoMNw.) ti PAIS, F=hA? NIGUT. t Precisely at twenty minutes past aix o'clock on a1 this Slat December the Sovereign National h' Assembly of Bordeaux and Versailles gave up the 11 ghost. The Duo d'Audiffret-Pasquier, with much dignity and in a voice betraying genuine emotion, e pronounced the funeral oration. The Deputies' x ...

... THE American papers describe and announce for sale an ingenious but apparently somewhat complicated substitute for that much abused instru- ment the pen. It does all in the way of writing that the pen can do, and does it more quickly and more legibly. It is as superior, indeed, for executive purposes to the pen as is a field-gun of the latest pattern to the harmless, necessary sword with ...

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... COLLISION AND, LOSS OF TWENTY-TWO | ULVEJS IN Wir. GEORGE'S CHANNNEL I (ST XULXGWIL) sPoN con owN oon RPONDWTJ LIVEEPOOL, FaR=,a NxoTOn. Another great maritime disaster has occurred in St. George's Channel, involving a loss of no fewer than 22 lives. The steamer Dante, owned by Messrs. Glover Brothers, of London, sailed from Liverpool on a voyago to Bombay, on Wednesday last, with a crew of 28 ...