... II f4ftopolftan Z(uv I . ?? ? I ? W ? i .1 C the 'AND Gu11ss1110 RAsLWAY.-Theilline woE' foe' it'oenedfor mineral traffic on Frldaytbe 11th instant. n *Mn. HUDOex.-Tbe report that Mr. Hudson wee about to froi ir retire from the representation of Sunderland hes received iog r. official contradiction. ver 1; CtAMBoRIDGE. UNIcVERBITY.-Prince Albert, as chancellor tiol -of the university, was to ...

... : - C--: ?? fter Tmc 5RaiATTBACT CASe.-Mr. Calleghan, the magistrate, the has refused a copy of the information of Mr. O'Brennan m on- against the tract distributor, upon- which -Mr. Nunn, who t the. applied for it, said he would seek it through the superior th s ocourts.- 'Th6e ease will, therefore, be heard of again. th ?? SALE Op ENOUMBERED ESTATBs.-Another monster pro- to ion perty-that ...

... LY -SUMMARY. I ?? . ?? ?? ?? II * ?? ?? FOREIGNvC. all, All the previous accounts receivedf tr ucess ofet t de Turks over their Russian adversaries, were fully con-ro Onnd a th cmmecemnt f he present week. The battle of 01tenitza was in reality Spread over three days. Si Geneal anenberg came to the aid of Gortsehakoff,jo whenone ing f. the latter's'force was repulsed in the grt skirmaish. The ...

... , MANCHESTER & SALFORD SANITARY . 0 ASSOC'IATfON. -. NN'lNUAL:, M E ETING. Tihe first annual mieeting of' the TrienaietrS idfipds IU ngt a ssociatiron wire held len2t evonig-ti, ~ e Mad hst ir; iancthestr. A very intelligent and respectable auditory was tbn ng interoom; aumorngst thle gentlem en present were the fol- o' lowing :-The Bishop of Mubchestei-; James Karshawc, Esq. tu ?? James ...

... for ce- The election of 16 councillors, in the place of the same fary number who retire by rotation will take place to-day van, (Tuesday). The following is a fist of the retiring coun- cillors, and of the candidates in the several wards: iter; Wards. Rftiring Members. Candidates, tien, Everton ?? M. Mellor ?? M. Holler. Me Scotland ?? Woodruff, Jabsi Woaruk. 6th Vax ?? Nicholson. Vauxhal . ...

... FRANCE. t Thb i Nonfter states that the French troops in Algiers bave obtained a -victory over the Arabs. They captured 16 1a .tndards, 4000 sheep, and 250 cameli. hi Thel Sidclg says that General Baragusy ?? Is par- 00 ticularly instructed to avoid doing any thing which may P &fford Austria a pretext for changing her neutral attitude, di but that In all other respects the utmost freedom of ...

... or t ' s la If anything further were wanting to stamp the f conduct of the Czar with indelible disgrace, it is is s contained in the circular note which Count Nes- -: te selrode has addressed to the different Courts where al Russia is represented. The veteran diplomatist r le must have known when he penned this note that. a, none would heed his hoheyed words; but, like c, m the crafty lawyer ...

... garrian ? ? : % FRANCE.. of PAUIS, SUNDAY EvENING~.-M. Nesselrode's circular de- w spatch explanatory of the czar's mnanifesto has onlyody become publicly known in Paris. Iisgnrly inerpete N as a supercilious defiance to the western powers-a defiance cc which the feebleness of their diplomacy-has provoked. If fa they are content to remain on good behaviour upon the di terms dictated by Russia ...

... y : ?? ;:0 d SALZS OF LAND.-Mr. J. C. Grant Duff, of Eden, has just It purchased-the estate of Blervie, near Forres, from the trustees . of. the late James, Earl of Fife. The purchase money It amounted to £42,500.-The estate of Braco was sold at Y Edinburgh on tbe 20th tilt.. The purchaser is George Kellie It M'Allum. rEq. and the price was £37,000. e PROPAGATION o03 SAnLAro.-We understand ...

... - 0 ); The appointed meeting of the Salford town council was w held on Wednesday morning, in the large room of the Town gt id Hall; PrankAshton,Esq. mayorfor the past year,presiding. es In The first business was the election of a mayor for the WI is ensuing year. ot Ea Mr. Alderman AGNEW said he had the honour to propose, P ie, that William Ross, Esq. a member of the council, be elected ...

... I ' LATEST INTELLIGENCE, ! I- -n - . A. _ (By Electric Telrrapeh.) L \O'IDON, FRIDAY EVE.NiX. TILE EASTERN WARl. From the second edition of the I1krald.-Paris, Friday ?? Moniteur say s advices from Constanti- nople announce that the French and Engli`h squadrons anchored on the 2nd of November in the Bosphorus.- Admirals Halmilan and Dutrdas are at Constantioople.- Hostilities have commenced ...

... kI sovfn $ o b ia f elang. - I o I - - - S, A- - ?? - - - - -- -- - ?? ?? ,, _ _ _ yed NEWSPAPESB ix TuRmwn'.~- Constantinople itself has edthirteen papers, Smyrna six, and Alexandria one. Servia, is byt icg i its periodical pressi baving eight papers, while Will- MareIthirtyndfoldneavia jintly~ have only four. in all there rt f ae tirt-for nwspper inthe Ottomian etmpire. ieen RSLIGO tos ...