... GIBRALTAR-THE MOORISH PIRATES. Oua accounts from Gibraltar are to the 31st ult. No further intelligence had reached that place from the Riff coastrelative to the Moorish pirates who had beaten ?? steam ?? (as mentioned in the NeIVs-Lettsr of Friday), except that the five men taken by the Moors, and now held in captivity, belonged to the British brig Nelson, which was laden with Indian corn, ...

... THERE is much cause for serious apprehension in. the existing social and political condition of England, as regards the domestic questions which are now await- ing their solution by the legislative process. The state of trade, in nearly all its branches, and in almost every locality, is critical in the extreme, as we learn by the commercial circulars, and by the weekly mar- ket reports. The ...

... WINTER EVENING SINGING CLASSES IN I BELFAST. WE refer with much satisfaction to our report of the proceedings last nighdt in the Music Hall, in reference to the projected establishment of evening singing classes, during the winter, for teaching music on the Mainzer system. The meeting, as will be seen, was a most numerous and influential one, auguring well for the success of the movement. We ...

... THlE GRACEHILL MORAVIAN SETTLEMENT. Tim Rev. Robert Gault, of Killileagh, has published the following account of a recent visit to the well- known Moravian settlement at Gracehill :_ On a dazzling bright day in the month of Septem- ber last, we visited Gracehill. We had long been de. sirous of seeing a spot of which we had heard so much; and we could not have enjoyed a more favourable op- ...

... 0-4c Ruip an's flaVp. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAn-Onicr, Nov. 14. (ith DragoonsSergeant-Major G. Fraser to be Quarter-Master, vice Smith, who retires upon half-pay. 1st Dragoons-Cornet J. 1. Jones to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Littledale who retires; Assist. Surg. R. F. V. de Lisle, from 06th, to be Assist. Surgeon, vice Grogan, promoted in 26th. 7th Light Dragoons-Cornet J. Aytoun to ...

... Mrthanke EM1TO1RATio-, ON A LARGE SCALa.-The C'ork Exami jur of yesterday contains the following remarkable statement:- We were informed, no later than vesterday, even on the authority of the clergyman himself, that several thousands of the people of an extensive district within ten or twelve miles of this city have expressed their determination to quit the country Stu ill e(arnoestly ...

... Yoritgn fintelltyurz. THE OVERLAND MA.i The Indian despatches by extraordinary Express, in ad- vance of the Overland Mai], bring dates from Calcutta of Sept. 23, and Bombay Oct. 3. The intelligence now received is not of much importance. A great amount of sickness still pre- vailed at Deesa, Peshawur, and Cabool. Europeans and natives, tu officers, and privates, were all suffering alike from ...

... (By SUBMARINE TRTELEGRAPH.) I C PARIS, T1nsUDAY ErVZING. E To-day, in the Assembly, the amendment to the c Kunicipal BiU, substitutflhg two years instead of ' three for residents' qualification for electors, was f adopted by 3 against 218. } ?? I PARIS, TaUnsDAr 3M0B1NG. E The correspondence of the Constifutionndl from I Constantinople, states that private letters from Ta- garoc bring the news ...

... te th r ivil the Mersey on Wednesday even- A Yf h avnied States Mail steam-ship IPaeifice: is w received our usual New York el Cap oth t inst. inclusive, On which GI i~~tte~~~and d tomt~~ New York, with forty- aj ?? ~ rg horn is Father Mlatthew), q ~ee passengers amon in specie on freight, th ?? full genera eargo. to 'The5ttaii.SP Prmetheus, Captain R1. Churchill, w ot v York, on the 6th, from ...

... THE KAFFIR WVARI *a , ectilig, called by the Aborigines Pro- A t) 1^nsrlield last evening, at the Friend's Fre lecll~,Pct,nscourt. St. Martiui's'lanc, the olsject~r %eeting u infornation on the subject, and to pass reso- Ciat dtion 01iainatol'Y of the war. chit lotheon litlllas talccn by Mr. C. LUSHINGTON, M.P., tak 'uSC cili'r 'vs the business of the evening, remarked that el Wflto, ir ...

... NHg C FT ^ KAFFIR WAR. .1 NxZy7, 'w _ I 3, on, Oip12#E DAILY NEWS. a r > SR> ealulp bit~o g sili#e amiss if there was a; sitts nowl ggeo affairs in English society. It is at least certain that until the public y begin to feel some interest in-he subject, and take ,the-trouble-to inquire into. Cape politics,- this nation will go. on.throwing away. some millions ster- ?? ug every'four or-filve ...

... heI th JNDIAl[) AND CHINA. I VA , I THE OVERLAND MAIL. RIOT AT BOMBAY. By our usual despatch in advance of the Over- land Mail we have news to the following dates: Bombay, Oct. 17; Calcutta, Oct. 7; Hongkong, Sept. t 29; and Singapore, Oct. 9. Our correspondent's letter is below. On account e of its importance we preface it by the following, w Which was appended as a postscript: HALr-PAsT 4 P ...