... I.ONDON, OC'T'OBER 20. st Prorogation of Parliament. -At tli-I Privy Council held by her Majesty att Windsor on Mlonday, Parlia- mont was ordered to be further prorogued from the 27th inst. until the 29th of November. The Council was attended by his Royal Highness Prince Albert, Earl 0xrauville, tile Earl of A berdeeti, Lord John it Russell, the Earl of Clarendon, the Duke of Newv- Ic castle, ...

... . AA _ I A [A; i ?? . .I'lI INK ING. If we ne' ICet to luIIStrI ;e t ii o III' C wS e IVeo''ti i-I IInfloont'irlITrei to thle stid Soceiity of. It edioc-ro e n Thle unowillingitess to exerCI' cise our intellvetltcai fnql'iitei, ctilipols IO s to live lin perpetua~l infil ocyt fitt di.'I dus lits.-Tr'iealta. it Th 110 ,0il i voice at'. c''iscji~eue eansvt' j t.t mini to elijoy' i on cot pa ice ...

... S -Ci0'1 AND. - A Gallant Nobleman.-Tlhe Earl of Fife has gene- rously sent to the dressmakers here a variety of the FIrench fashions for the nse of the Iadies, anl act of kindness wlhich his Lordship has frequently perforned i beforeand wltich is duly ?? Courant. , Munificent GifL-Alrs. Rickards of- Woodllands has given the sum of £500 to endow Inverbrothiock Church. This is in addition to ...

... i Total Loss of the Irish Steamer Victory-Bristol, w Sept. 30.-Information was received in this city this oi afternoon of the total wreck of tile fine steam-shlip i Victory, one of the packets belonging to tile Dublin g and W7 aterford. Steam Navigation Company, and bi which usually plied between this port and Waterford, al under the command of Capt. Stacey. It appears from .1 a letter ...

... . +11- ?? -Ian lln- l nf ITno at 1.s L1J -- ,w- n (From the Gncneral Board of Health.) 0 ...

... FHE FUNDS. Two ?? tnurket continues flim, withl a sl gut advlaItCC. Cotto;olH for ?? have bween drolt in opl to 921, otod for tile loth No. vember, 0t1~ 92 92. Il,,leed, hire hoeen d1,alt in ait 910kN; Neic 31 per Ceots., 9XI .4, ?? o leow is 131 ;tank Stock, 21S 220~ ?? Bonds, 3 diia. ?? Btills, fr-mo S to I1 prenjlotni. RAILIVAy '110AFI-lL( IlTl-rtSIlS. Thle following tire the receipts of ...

... G OaNX MRIN O C Mim-altt, MONDAY A1IORNING7, OCTOBER 31. | The Royal Mail stearm-ship Arabia, which arrived ] S at Liverpool on Saturday, brought despatches from NeW Yorli to the 19th instant. There is nothing of t importance in the ?? she has brought hoile. a In last Friday's Hicrald we were enabled to publish f abrief outline of the news from India which had beell forwarded from Trieste; ...

... (From the Globe's Correspondence.) Paris, Friday lEvening. The Indejyen(lance of Brussels, of yesterday, has not been dis- tributed by the post to-day in Paris, and it is reported that this is on account of its containing a mstnifesto from the Emperor of Russia, in whichi there is languaoe offensive to Friance and England. I have some reason, however, to doubt the truth of b this report, which ...

... 1.0ND ON, OCTOBER 22. l e Ihtuiory.-Letters received by Hlungarian officers I' in Paris state thlat a free corps of Hungarians is in E f in arms, and carrying on a guerilla warfare in the Car- S pathian ?? Neins. Iflh 'oVe(I iron7 Hamefuctaio-Mr. H. Leachiman, c of Coninptoll 'Toratce, Islington, lies palented a process in the manufaeture of iron, in which lie adds conimon t brickdust, salt, ...

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... an A :w. . - - . I ., _ ?? ?? rr - To the Editor of the Glasgow Herald. SB,-Having observed an article in the Zlerald, of 7th instant on a decimal coinage, I hoped before now to have seen some observations thereon, as, calculating from my own feel- ings, I expected that the proposition of not only altering our currency, but the doing away with the familiar and aucient names of our British ...

... (From timo Tiisea.) t1 A v ery sad aceident, which was immediately fatal to one per- son, and has seriously injured several others, occurred on Sa- b turday afterinoon last, within a short distance of thc London. terminus of thce Great Westein Railway. Although not iII- P volving so serious atloss of life :is the recent catastrophe at the ti Crystal Palace, there is, in many particulars, a ...