... ___ I ?? I. Ti: RUSSIA AND TUTIEF~Y. carry Paris, Nov. 11, 6 ?? to thle last news said from Constantinople, thu Siultmit has positively rejected nill n proposal for an arrangetuent Which thle diplpomatists sub- tness mittea to 1d1m. ns DANUBIAN\ PIUNCIPALITIES. BU Bucharest, Octobeir 31.-The tilclrbers Of tile council slans appointed (by Prince Stirbeyl have paid thecir ?? to anidt Prince ...

... I I lf-*Rh6Y,5 aaftnim iI ; (-D ,I - $>Getilt of zCfmou~fjt. Fonomy in our affairs has the same effect ulton our fortunes vieii good brceding has upon our conversation. There is a behlitour in both cases, which, instead of making men ,ctnd reders them both miserable an'l ?? (;nerosity. without the guidance of prudence or benevolence, and folly, Ile who gives away all that he has to another, ...

... THE STRIIKES. 11 I .- . _ _ __ ARBITRATION AND ADJUSTMEN'T. (From the Manchester Guardian.) A late Lord Mayor of London told a lady complainant that no scandal could exist without two individuals to make it. The complainant said she had been subjected 1 to the abuse of a neighbour for an hour and a-half; and the magistrate wanted to know where she had been all the time. Of course, for an hour ...

... 1 - - - aI I TlIT FACTORY OPERATIVES.-CroWdS of the turn-outs d have besieged the overseers at the relieving office during the week, and have had their names enrolled as claimants for relief. Several of their applications were inquired S ito by the Board of Guardians yesterday, but the appli- cants were merely told to return to their work. IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE TRADES.-A meeting of ...

... Wlor'0. of tbe Wt. ?? . . I Those who do Injury tqothers aro not only accountable for the actual *vil they inflict, but also for the perversion of feeling which they give rise to in their victims.-.Aalco0ni. ?? can never act his part wvell, whose thoughts are turned more upon the applause of the audience, than the design of his part. Dr. Franklin, speaking of education, says, If a man ...

... 1l MORE RTO.TING AT BLACKBiUR N THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION. On Tuesday last, the third election of town councillors for this borough took place, and though contests wvere nt general, wee excitement prevailed throughout the town. Many of tbe mill. stopped at an early hour, and the shops and other places Cf bua: ness were closed. The chief point of concentration was hn i ila, street, at the front of ...

... ? var(et(co. : re A cabinet council will be held at the Foreign O e or, Pe Monday, at two o'clock. Another batch of tieket-of-leave convicts, selected this time a from the Dartmoor prison, are now at large. - The Aztec Lilliputians are now being exhibited through fe the larger provincial towns. Of The Liverpool town council have elected Mr. Thomas !r, old an alderman, in room of Alderman ...

... , - DED7UCD FROM OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT THA LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY, Dtsinsg the week eooditog Saturday, Nosenber 5, 1863. Latitude, 5' 24'48 N. Longitude, 350'1' W. STATE OF THE ATMOSPHERE. pors~sO~ O I b i.e Id ~_ _ _ _I |A t ^d 6c i | -~ I 0 a 4 WQ~i 24{a GENERAL REMARKS. Oct. 80.-The sky was generally about half covered with cumuli and cirrocumuli till 4k p.m.; the evening was clear. Oct. ...

... We have been favoured with thle perusal of a letter rcally 1% rittels by Mrt. Henry Briant, who is connected lin a teride scientific; capacity' w'ill; thle Arctic expedition uinder thce of a I couttunand of Captaiii Sir Edward Belcher. Tho first aunios 1srion of the letter is dated- Her MS.. Assistance, tende W~inter Quarters, IotlusaeladSon Polar Regions, M4arch 222, 1853.' The writer states ...

... 1l I _ TUE EARL OF CARLISLE had arrived at Constantinople on the 9th instant. AN ANTI-RAZOR AssoCIATION has been established at Southampton. Miss HELEN FAUCIT will perform in Liverpool next week. JAMES MONToOMERY, the poet, has completed his eighty-second year, and is now in the enjoyment of good health at Sheffield. PRINCE ALRERT, Clhancellor of the University of Cam- bridge, has this week ...

... I l The Associated Masters of Preston will hold another l meeting on Thursday next, to take into consideration the state of affairs as connected with the dispute between themselves and their workpeople. The feeling engen- dered by the disastrous contest which has so long raged in this town will, we fear, under the most favourable circumstances, subsist long after the termination of the ...

... QUARTERLY iMEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL. The quarterly meeting of the Corporation, for the the election of mayor and aldermen, and the transaction of am. otherbusinss, tok place in the council chamber of the get Town Hall, on Wednesday last. Present-P. Catterallpm Esq, Mayr, in te chair ; Aldermen Birchall, Catterall, ha, Paley ?? Brown, Shawe, T. Mliller, E. Pedder, R. the Pedder, and Monk ; ...