... [FrOM 'TIHE COLONIAL GAZrTTE.] 01 the occasions of difference between the United States and Gr eot Britain, two are proper subjects of negotiation. 'I'he first is the boundary qiuestiou ; involving; both the no tional point oflhonour and certain private interests which hove groWnI up during the dispute. It seems impossible to dispose of the poilt of honour except by the arbitration of a third ...

... THE.NORNIMAG CHRO T7ICLE. L ON D ON: . WEDNESDAY, NOEMIBEBR 3, 1611. RoussRAu astonished the world, about the mildle of the last century, by gravely maintaining that the arts and sciences had proved injurious to anrmkind, and that the savage state was preferable to civilize.- tion. That in the most polished capital of Europe such a paradox should find favour with the most eloquent author of ...

... IVEST INDIES. -q- Hcr Majesty's paeket Sheldrake has arrived at Falmouth with a inail from the West Indies ; the dates are, front De- merara i'Oth, Trinidad *l st, and Bartiadoes 1'-5th Septeitilier, and Jainica, O(ctober 1st, but tlhe7 do not contain laly in- telligence of local importance. 'Ihey, however, brigs lews respecting afiirs at Carthagena ofl great interest, which we subjoin:- FrROM ...

... COM.PENysA TION 20 THE OFFICERs OF e T'HE BRITISH A UXILIAR Y LEGION. n TO T}1E EDITOR OF T}IB MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-As some misapprehension has existed relative to the eompenisatiou due to the officers of the late British Li Auxiliary Legion, may I respectfully request you will in- sert theenloesed letter from Senor Castaneda to General Sirde Lncy Evans on the subject:- 'Il1; Alblany-street, ...

... SPAIA'. MADRID, OCT. ?? [1:tOlM OUR OWN coRRESPONDElNT] No official intelligetcu ?? bleen received here from the north to-day. 'f'bc delay is gcierally attributed to the timie required fbr a sufficient number of troops to come up to attack the citadel of p;iulipeltuils, and to pursue O'l)on- 1i1, ?? is represelited, here as being in the Borunda, wi bis l ,iAtt 01o' 2,0!o ftllowero 7'the ...

... CO)URIT CIRCULAR. -.0 1lcr Majesty nnd Prince Albert walked yesterday morn. Ing in tite gardenis of' l3lsekinp-htai Palace. L 1is Seenle Iligliness Prince Erinest ofl Hesse Philippsthal visited her ioyatallighneis the Iieless of' Kent at C111- renec-houso, St. Janies's, yesterday. 3 liis Itoyal l hiless tliI luke of Catubridze left town at seven 'clock yesterday ?? fur th Roya l MilitaLry , ...

... OVERLA ND MMAIL. We received this morning, tit thiree o'clock., by express, the letters of our Bombay, Levant, qnd Maltal corresponidents. In cons~equence of' the hour at which our express arrnved, i,,e are obliged ( to piostpone thle greater portion of our correspiondtence. We give fromn our Bombhay correspiotoent his ac- coutit of the in~tellig-ence received by the Atalauta Irolln China. ...

... 1,11E MlASNS' SY1STIKE. A1 crowded rineeti! it tsi lie li linst cvenliwxi at tile Crownl all Ancshor Taveria, ta i, fr thit piirilos of' possig r I lotons tohunded OIL thle iepo~rt receve tivsite d'drpnater the Trades' Unlisi16. .~i r. Butler, lan l raieelr0itr as cailed lo thle cllair. 'rPhe tCriAI II)AN Bitlid: This minsting wavs coilled for tii'! urpose of' disainitiile thle public mind1 on ...

... THE FIRE AT THlE TO WERl The disastrous consequences of the late national talamity beaome more and more appare't as the examination of the reins proceeds, under the direction of Mr. Braidwood, the Stl- perhitendent of the London Fire-Brigade Establishment. Thit portion of the outer walls, which ?? been for some time past in a totterhiz condition, was entirely removed yesterday, a number of ...

... I RESULTS qf tle MUNICIPAL BLECTIONS. I It, ?? . . 1 NOVIE11BFR 1, WAtawictc,-roiir Tories and two Liberals were elected LY.Nit RI2t(Tis-Tliis little pattriotic town has againl re covered its utsual ener-y in eletinu fotur stanch Relformier into the council. Roi'used, no doult, by the recollection o the dleets oft their ancestors, they rushed to the poll, anlk overwhlamied their 'Iory ...

... THE FIRE AT TREYTOWER. FURSTHER l'AXTICtlJ.ARS.l Considerable crowds resorted yesterday to Tower-hill, to view the effects of the later terrible conflagration, and thI utmost eagerness was evinced around the wicket gate fbr entrance ; n one, however, were permitted to pass in, with the exceptionl of those liaving business to transact and the gentlemen connlected with the press, to Nyhom we are ...

... COURT ('IRCULAR. The Queen acd Priure Albert and thc ?? Houselhold attendqd Divine Service yesterday mornilng in Backinigeam 'clace. Tbc IHon. and llev. Mi,. Kcppel, ])Dputy Clerk of the Closet in WVaiting, oflieiated. ller Rloyal Ilihihness the Duchess of Kent visited her Majesty acd P'rin(ce Albert on Saturday. Her M icje.,tv lid Prince Albert walked in the gardens of Buc!illrlue Iin Palace ...