... A N BRICA. . e ~GREAT B ATTLES IN MEXICO, AND ARMIST'ICE. Byte Royal mail. steam-ship Caledonia, Captain LotI, wh1ichi arrived at Liverpool, at midni-ght, -on Tuesday, t we hlaye imp orlant advices from Now York. to the 111th, -BoSton, to the 16th, and .IHalifax c to the 18ch ultimo, Yes- -pectiv'ely. e Our advices by the C'aledlonia contain intelligence of the If stoppage, ~on thle' ~U tl, of ...

... l ThC , T(d i FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER S. I The pressure on the money market still continues, and, we regret to say, without any symptoms of speeds abate- 5AAfA_ m.t1P - _ - . _ I - l I te ment. The most favourable items of intelligence are, that the commercial bills due in London on the 4th have re been met far better than was expected, and that no re new failures were announced on Tuesday. ...

... G-LASGOW, OCTOBER 22. Asidersoaiian University-D~rf-fnloaer'sletes-P aill the Courses of Lectures on Popular S cie~ne~o annouca ed for the enisuing session, we- see none more lilkely to coin- Ii snand th e patronage of the public flian ta hif Eli' D. Hunter, late of London, onl I-L.1a-tL Anatotiy and hbv~i lojgy. We hail with mucli plasure the Doctor's return to l±' former c field oif labour ...

... / - -m . I -1 x. A to (From the Morning Chronicle.) ?? advice, from Paris announce the adjudication, on the 10th I ion of Norvember next, of 250,000,000 francs of the new French losa; .mpe the remaining 100,000,000 frtnes belng intended to reduce tlis. lim. part of the floating debt whilgh arises from payments oe teainsy ain, in spite of the assertions Of the late Minister fail have thne, 1. ...

... NEWCASTLE, OCTOBmR 2F2. Dispatches have arrived in anticipationof the overland mails, which left Bombay on the llth nlt. It was stated in the last dispatch that a conspiracy was known to be concocting in Lahore. The British authori- ties, being aware of its existence, resolved to crush it in the bad, and at nine o'clock in the evening of the 20th of Augu t, Ranee Chunda, the Queen Mother of ...

... ; ?? . ,? Z. , , I i'VE -A -, , , ?F .L !!TAIGHTS.. , I M:'om the Mask Lanes ERpress.) .!'ievr has question made such rapid progress with tee ag4ricltesrial psllio as that of T asun-right,! and we aresaati~fied tba re ?? are nuolretiibd there *wil i ve: 6 ?? 2 zbearac' amougst landodners tosee ?? kapng a principle involving thle smiproveme n of tiieir estates, anid -conlsequently their ...

... ?? o giteligece from Labuan and Berneo to the 10th- God In JofOu has bboon received:- atealers At the end of May hlb Ntmesis steamer, laiing outni nd own boar Mr Brooke, Captain Grey, of 111.llS, Columbine, jglas, ?? Lieutenanut Gordon, of H.M.S. Rojalist, proceeded a I wbeo 0 ?? to obtaid the retificatien of the treaty with the stances Sultan. On the 28th of May the Saltan ratifed -the ind ...

... SERIOUS RIOTS IN LANOASHIRE. (From the Moru-iny Adsertiser.) - ButnAnRN, Wedesday_-Since Monday last ceon L sidererable excitement has prevailed at Darwin, a be few miles from Blackburn, by the apprehension of pe serious riots, arising from the conduct of a large of body of 'turn-outs' from the mills of Messrs Walsh pe and Co., at Over-Darwen, and yesterday (Tuesday) . the information received ...

... Sie,-An' appeal has been made a short time -not since in one of the weekly journals, by Mr Samuel otil 'Jacobs, who describes himself as 'a member and Cui missionary' of the above Association, ' to the mem- by bers, delegates, and local officers,' for justice or re- ear dress for the injuries inflicted by the Central 'au Committee. wil A press;of other business has prevented me reply- the ing ...

... WOMUSM94, ?? - - - -1-1, F ~ ~ ~ ~ _bea - LIvRnOOL.-TiE * GREAT BuzTasiN,'-Tbis ,eassl abc rwas towed out of Prince's Deck basin on Friday,.by life five of the steam-tug company's boats. and conveyedhi to the Coburg Dock, on the south aide of vi'hich she ' isa wdnig ?? a tidro er t haesointoogl ffculi reetn h a aleaino etrto ftemciery, a ond 0 fittings,.rl a TuH DEATH oN BoAns TEE Ducu~ss or ...

... CHURCHI AND STATrE.. ( Front the Cambridge Adlert it er.) illis Worship the -Mayor and the three ftail sisters having actually (lecreed that the Church and State question should be brought to the test of discussion and disquisition in the Ilowtn Hall of Cambridge, we vere not sorry that a gentleman of fir. Scley's t attainments in titis departmient of controversy, blending acknowledged ...

... TO TIHE WORKING MEN OF SCOTLAND, a BuainnaN,-Ws are about to receive a visit from b two of the moat talented and firm friends of the up. d represented manses; gentlemen who have come 2Iboldly forth from the ranks of the proud aristocracy , to associate with working men, to defend the poer n andtbe oppressed, and to aid the great cause of moral, social, and political improvement-these gen. .e ...