... '111 ?? M (NIlAI, W(M)INS IN P'AIIS. tI' -L 1. ?? ?? ,. Si v,-Th1 ?? ilto ?? ar1e bvingu ot pinoi'i~ cn irll out ill Ptii.ar . oiil II stutu vst, uild 2iuava elulloetel 6o ru II Itll ll;tL I jo, 11 ill :11i :1IT I i t: i i t I VA I iull aI 1political ?? (I vuiewv, Otnit a tuief h-iltell oit the:o 11:1': itot i i l'illh- ?? I' t V'0111 l'illftiC'1.. It to is i' Yu'oes sijec. I was ltst il ...

... IBELA ND. it Il'From Viae T1Z1immi COrI's.1l)oIdMIlcc 0 .ls 11t,001o'ls Mtl t1f111: ?? Th'b (1etav~lillueilts nf, I-I'gini'21tN lindur onlor l to jdill their rc- sitective COrps:ieiS'villt ill the 2ltediter:rttitti, ?? lit tlii ?? th Wa'l11 oi l Fid~lyl, for Snottilamptoltv, \ lwhore Sh1ippin Aill. ?? ill lre;ililess to collitvy themii foltrlhitil Io thdeii ?? d fI 1)tinatiowl . Ita-cs of:l ?? ...

... L ?? I. . - - - ?? .. d if MONDAY MORNING', OCTOBER 24. , It is all but impossible to say anything new with re- spect to the position of matters between Russia and Turkey at this timc. No new feature has preseutedi itself since our last. There have been no meetings of t diplomnatists, no letters of explanation, no crossing of the Danube, no cannonading, no sacrifice of huiman life. All we. ...

... Southampton, Thursday Evening. By the United States' mail steamship Franklin, James A. Wrotton, commanier, wlhrcic touched off Cowes this evening on her way to Havre, we, have dates from New York to the 24thl ultiino. The Franklin has about 100 passeigers, 19 of whom are for HIavre, and onl freight for France 1700 barrels of flour, and specie valued at $300,000. The Africa arrived out oul the ...

... H-LIIRALD OlFrICE, M1o0dlay M1o1rnil17. i BY ELECTRIC TELEGR.APHI. AMERICA. LiAV(rp)ool. ?? 10.30 A.MY. The ljoyal MAlfil steanicr Asia has arrived from New York, and brings advices to the 21st ltiltio. She brings 231;,000 dollars in specie, soil l;4 passeligelrs. The heavy storim on the )0th eheked nearly all kinds oflout- door business. Orders werc received at Portsmouth, N. 11., for ...

... THIE QUEEN 01 SPAIN. (From ltbe Tiemes.) ?? are now witnessing t'he sl)ccta(!1i of the decay and extinction of Spanisim loyalty. 'Ilhat whicl tbe imnbecility of thie Fourth ChImarles and the sfelish brutalaity of Ferdinatd VII. could not effbet has becii accomlnisised by a yoamg wonlan and ,a Queen. The task of extinmsgisofinmg so remnarkatble a feeling as thalt of tbc loyalty of time Spanlish ...

... NEWS FOR LONDONE1!S. l ' The New Gaaette of Pussia publishes the ?? letter from London, dated the 8th-a good illustration of the old .dage You must go ?? oad to hear news:- f The cquipment of the legion of the refugee auxiliaries of f Turkey is being continued here wvith the greatest activity, and more theal 300 workmen are, it is said, occupied in the prepara- iions, The uniform of the ...

... TILE CHANCELLOR OF TIlE EXCHEQUER AT MANM(IESTER. T he inouni'ation of the Mancehester statue to thle Iatc Sin' ItRoeret Peel totik pnlce onl Wedntesady aft etroon. Tue pro- teeth a Swer LiCniarked by in tel coreonoiy ati] ox citedi greet t puhI ic in tertot-ani ititerest wihich teas Lifi ancndill iito, sinaet I C dd~tee by the presence there of' thle laitionfetd stttei lii' friettd -nid ...

... A U ST'' 1Z A 1, X A. (Fiolal the Tillis.) Southampton, Oet. 14. By the ?? mail steamship l na Pinta Ve havc late accoints from Australia, q~ri ?? Ihese advices vecre brought to Callao by the ShIp I 'atriciali, froiin SydIney, with dates theace to til h i')til of luly, illid frolm P'oit Plilip to the 14th0. I inilng lisess was exceedinigly doll, owiing, it is said, to unfavourable weather. The ...

... EESTR.UCTION OF A STATION BY A TRAIN ON THlE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. ril (From the Tilmes.) tle len lidig, Thuirsday ifornin,. OQf fllf:1thle acclents colmected withblthe bistory ol' therilwlys iO itisiS conltry, it is dilctilt to ?? of ocue more singular ?? anicter or noie destrnctive ib, extllit, tlil tflnt whiliell loot e lielit remiaired eit the (Ureit Westelrin l)ilwly slti:ll iii tillis ...

... SY NOD) OF G LASGOW ANI) AYR. ?? ?? . . .. ?? . . I I . . T]Iiis Syn oil let ,lI ?? Ttlsdn N., ill th I JelTrlC ('it)el i, atid, artitian thle R1ev. ilohurt (iiflla, frmlln Ezra iii., 11, the cotrt Nvas (iliity v'Illstitltl'li. Some11 tille wails Ilellljed in- Iiiakilig OjI) thle roll, thle i11l1liber i Illemb(iliers Ini att('doilaee bein~g ?? ilarge. elx'craloinmlulIissionis, inld inig tbos ...

... MOND)AY MORNING, OCTOBER 10. Wec arc enabled ini this m'orililng's paper to repulbi.lt : a short notice of tile r esult of a reuelt voyage ill thIC Arctic seas, which was undertaken for the purpos of co-operating with certain expeditions that were out in scarchl of the missing ships under the commanld of Sir Johln Frantl in. It will be seen that at length tlhe long sou-11t for nortli-west ...