... FOREIGN N.'TEWS. | POcanTT ?? ?? Li.bon intelligenct of the O I 1Ith instant. The disorganirsation of socl- y consoqciuet on raisgoveroment wasl showing itself in the impnnity of atroci- ous rrimes, and in acts of violence and illegality irficted on ! persons who had ecyereised their privilege as VOtLrs at tile 0 late elections, in opplositionj to the tiewis of government. The I.. T ysiusee tt ...

... AiP ] V A[ OF THE G REAT Pl''iAIN,' ANT) i 1,11T~E W! ItlRN .. I , _ __ll | ese, ?? sswo pmackets. Vwhisib lriar becllo expected for sc ; i~-;yd syg 'c;rc ?? lenigth sirrisusi. ii 'a CocoA Jls itciss sailed freo: N N s Y hu t ) the 2ist uit. wvith l.wels -three ptsness:ger: buli, in as ,slo-t xI l-o after starting, her screw was sigain aslassgeds. thbe sl as;ks s-f tio propeller being ...

... INlPOWICAJ'Ai.- POINT 0,F' U;JA.6iOVJS SANU ) CINTL Grb iXutifijl M. ?? L , .1 -l Alt.Ct'i i 21 4 APE! TIh.t'l C'HURI CLERGY 'TO BlE SLAVES f i. A (:ASA o i lt tflil45klablie rmure, arnsi ntg ot tof pro- |oedlingig inwitu ttel hby I e I16s1Atet or' lfs ac rt:ft in ,he Lt:cl-?sitietic i utti Coutrt oqinint stfie idtt1 SIr. I ?? hn, beI ?? livenV a.rgiiotl in ti'e ent ciLir;, of Qtuouc Iloin ...

... PAILWAY NEWS.' fno-o17mNG OJ1' RAMVYWAr PLAtINS.-Thc1 Railway IDepartment of the Board of Trade, acting, says the Railloar,, Reecore.,on the highesit legal authority, have determined onl t)ireceiving the plans aud sections required to be deposited b lefoice the 3lfih of November up to twelve o'clock oil Sudyngt.W rsmie the Clerks of the Peace will he [ giesr . ed by the ~amne legal opinion. ...

... irobe - isel L(A1LCVOf.e. lie i -rcy a se Blackburn, Clitheron, and North Western Junction ?? 15 nd 'n Boston, Newark, and Sheffield ?? ?? Vi 1 en Blradford, Manchester, and Livetpool ?? at Bradford, 'Wakefield, and Mlidlaid . ?? aS, llristol nedI( Gloucester, and Birmingham and Gloviczaster, and tl ,re Midlan d ILense to the Mifdlaandi ?? 15 lin ns Cmnibridge and Lincoln Extension, and ...

... The Swabian Mercury published a few days s ago an article intended as a reply to our remarks of the l. 11th October, concerning the decision to which the late v Congress of the Zollvercin, at Carlsruhe, had come, r namely, to raise the duty on Figured Worsted goods from .s 30 ritn dollars. to 50) rix dollars per cwt. We expressed our t fears thatthat measure would prove injurious to the ...

... k,'NEWS FROM 'T HE UNITED) STATES. YWvur regret and deepa disgust 'te state, that the latest siews front Alei 'iea gives fresh reanons to appre' heed tbat the Oregon question sinly ultsoately itlvolve En glaud tied the IUnited StAtes ill war. 'there is no'iliug pasitive; end wew cannot but hope that such a scaudal to civilizaouici will be avoided. But it is assumed as certrin ti-at the offer ...

... DE THE following is a statement of the number of pi electors in each polling district in the West-Riding for CE 1844 5, and 1845-6, showing the increase and decrease G in each district, in the present year; and also the number of voters registered in each district who have claimed to be poll elsewhere than in the district in which their qualifica- f tion is situate, pursuant to the 36th sec. ...

... L A W It E ORT. 0I Q Wfi'S EXLUIP.QPE,111 Tcana).,N- No)V. 99. 1? \c'A tlf- Th tANICIJESTEtL ANDX I.tF1hO IioLs To 'ht31VN t'st: c'TlxRs, INTPIN MA,, E ?? (rt~itttR. iris f, ., Fi-ri otbtnti_, ,-Ien re forriser' (1,17 itlli o4fcf irw i ~ and -~eei Rat.'i-ia7Comanaym nit athero i, azt.-tio-ias err ;ti -oiipof Ito.; rined 7nrn 11tlatt s, CaMiltg ago,. Mr-. Unrorbor ioi-, f this coo rt, to sir,, ...

... GREAT FREE TRA-DE MSEETING I YASTERDAY EVENUIN G AT BPRADFORD. wvat Arleetiorg of the frietede) of Free 'lrade wee held yeetkrday 8vof' Joee lag. in. tie Tempeianne Boll, Brotlierd. The announcement that bil Riclierd Cobden, Eall. and John Bright, 'Boq. would addresa the ilid Meeting in furtltcrance of the Jtegistratiac and Frne Trade moe- I mnoot it-. ito riding, drew togeth1et as large and ...

... I GRAND COUNTY BALL'A¶HA~tEW RO1 (Continued {,rm is, ivt . __ . (Ceoatinucd f~rom Gte II t inavcj) oat The following i8 a, CImplete & listas8 we have as to obtain, of the nobility and gentry to whosm nvitaeis li all, Beat, and the great portion of whom, with accomepanyiflg I - e Led expected to be present at the Gran ConyBl t h eiu the of the Earl of Harewoed yesterday evening ~Pidy- c n In ...

... IRLLAND'. { l?.Frrt'c,, A~ssourTArro>.---ihe usual wockl lfleot~inf 1s on wcotda, s not very iteporsrnt. 'Jlo-.tinzvr IN Cov, Es.q F C;et olpied tlhe choir. ?? J. A. t)'ill ved in purieneoce h i of nlotice, that a ?? :) thoe eeSoCatr.iLL appinted T to watch over the ?? of the potato disoase. Mtr. S O'Connell recconded the rnioltii for the fiorm.rtion of the . CoMAnTittee, and C0enuri-ed ...