... FOREIG 7777777=1 E.. The then 1hli~ , xl, n hers to' terxmsl~- 0 imprsnmn varyingfroilW go to ea 6 a ng '( cirm ~ At a mee f fh b~o itt dts&n-esdK3y,Z~ ws ~1t e- a-; The. Emperor and Em~press left the PaldLcb~oi~~di rid bevnof cl ngetsbehlisest Whstdd[NR Atthe go et lbvithleu'lf Pas ai~ol~s ot isck ~ Prosia, Danrark.'zi -iM 4sd eslIItnsi Olt Vely Fahcb6'the 'lfak~ss Armbqssador,-8 Is liail ...

... To the ED1TOs ~f i? ll1. O fle thy BDZO A, t.,= +: ~. B1 ' ,,j* -.' ' SS '': Aberdeen, 'Novasbe9, 1553 s.-Sreln't Jo the riearlks of ''A'Pf h . 3,tegraplierwth appeared .in the last fnuimber of~i t ieHer ir. me the jinsertion of a few word'..' -.In Utofirst lac tho seaon, of the, exhibftion,ms swffl5 s ythoe-'CeOmnittee of the Kechanica stitgon'ia- I I corlance-witk: srangemete entrd ...

... LORD PALMERSTON AND'.THE PRESBYTERy OF EDINBURGH. : : w~~~~~VV -r rfI.NI5UltKiH. . : : : a THE Rome Seoretary h given very grv offenb -tot a the Presbytery of Ediburgh, by lecturing them on the, propriety oif substituting oleml~ine99an~d s~to~ o.- !form for prayereandiahmiliation, ash A m nt- , g i the pr~ogre~ss:f cholera;' ThePresbytery-applied to ,hi Lords~hip, through their Moderator, to ...

... (Front tttc Tinies.) 0 Private letters, received by the Overland mail, ridi Marseil- les, ?? Its itt possession of further particnlars respecting the progress of the rebellion in China. Front fihaniglai there wvere iidates to the, 29th of Augus~t. Thle rebel atrmy was said to have ereachied Tion-tsin, the seaport townv of Pekit, situated onl thle Pui lio, and news of the taking of the capital ...

... (Irwin tlit Tlt~i' Colrrcspnilidmirc.) o Paris, Nov. 0, G m. o. ?? ltstt official itcauritsi' received inl Paris f romn tilt theatre Il at ,ior %ar )to h.i l~lil lii Illb stain that tile Tlurks CrOsled tilte river onl tie( 27th anod 28th nilt, to the number of' 12,000 otto but etf ±hetir a)suip~lojtlit olietatiloile th~ee tO 00e mention, and wve mustM ?? flurther advrices l Wte ?? accet-ht the ...

... E N G L A N D. A Cabinet Council was held on Thursday afternoon t at the Floreign Office, ])owning Street. The Ministers I present wvere-the Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Jolhn1 Russell, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville, tile l)uke of Argyll, the Marquis of LransdownC, Viscount Palmerston, the Earl of Clarendon, the ])uke of New- castle, the Chancellor o1 the Exchequer, Sir James Grallam, Sir ...

... C/holera.-Wc learn thatt a death took place oln MAonday in this city, said to be from Asiatic cholera. Tlic patient, a little girl, who resides in a very dirty t locality in one of the wyn(ds, was seized on Friday last, and Vas on Monday conveyed to the Cholera ospital of thc City Parochial Board, where she died soon after her admission. Glasyoiv Prolerby Sales.-VIhe following properties were ...

... THE CIVIC ELECTIOmS. THE yesterday's elections, cousidering the character of the candidates, could scarcely have resulted in a way to t cause much reasonable, disappointment; so that it is I heedless to express our satisfaction, except in seeirg so I many able men sent to the Council Board. The gentle- I ence returned are-Mr (lately Provost) Blaikie, Mr John t Drntan, Mr John Webster, Mr ...

... M. ON THE WAR M. Kossuth wrote to the promoters of the Glasgow mect- ing, setting forth his opinions on the Eastern question. The letter mainly attacks Austria. We extract some passages expository of M. Kossuth’s peculiar opinions :— OUR INTEREST IN THE WAR. Russia, successful in her encroachment upon Turkish in- dependence, either by direct conquest or by a hypocritical treaty—more ...

... ' (Froin 11he Times.) The assassiliation of Colonel Mackeson at Peshawur, the rumotured alliance between Dost Mahooned and the Shah of Persia, and the renewal of Russian designs on KIliva, seem to have thrown the public mind-of India into something approaching to a panic. Dire ?? the forebodings of evil to which these real and iniaginary occurrences have given rise, and great appears to be the ...

... UN ITED PRESBIYTERIAN l'lrESl'YTEIY. The montlyW meefim¶ (if thit ie m nber~ of thist rieverend courtI wvas lu-luid 'i Tusilay, inl Dri. IK in-'u iset-i i se at thle itinstia heir. R eve .ui-. lidwiards oitlicated aS' iiv-t .After thle exatttiil~taiiit (dI stieit. ni the( ?? (if Soine lother busiiiste whlielitll N va ticoidutetiil i pi-ivate, tili piublici wirn I ?? whelte Ait r. ...

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