... TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY. NEWS. Sin,-I have taken the hint ftom your suggestion that the proceedings now pending in the Court of Chancery should be discontinued until the claim to the Mastership by Lord Guilford is judicially decided, by requesting Mcssrs. Fearon. and Clabon to adopt such measures as they may deem fit to keep them in abeyance. The decision of the point is most important to ...

... MR. GRANTIAM'S PLAN FOR A HIGH- [ LEVEL RAILWAY. It { ~-A A. *- - I rAtAX r (Fron the ?? JournaL.) At Liverpool commenced the great s5 stem of railways, lthe'first locomotive engine for passengers and goods traffic having been started on the :railway between Liverpool 3and Manchester. This enterprising and opulent town rhaving thus led the way in iatroduciug the greatest revo- elution that has ...

... THE LATE AFPILIATION CASE. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. GEsNrLEssN,-My niame has, very unfortunately been of late prominently and painfully brought beibre the putic, especially d by means of the Intemperate letters of Mr. David ?? Le With that indlvidual I had had no quarrel-I did not even know i, him; his naume was neveralluded to by me; yet I find I am the ,. object of his ...

... Al As POSITIE PROVISION BE MADE ?? RELIGIOUS TEACHING UNDER, A NA. a uNA£ SYSTEM WITHOUT VIOLATION OF cu?\C'CENCE ? To TliE EiDrTORt OF THE DAILY NEWS. ?? the whole of tee difficulties in the of'- of National Education hinge upon the religious Oo; of the iuestion. There are objectors to cen- :lahslior, anlld there are objectors to local govern- ,alt, lbst th1ey are insignificant in number ...

... TO THE EDITOR 9P THE DAILY NEWS. , IR,-The Committee of thle Lawson Ob~ervatory notice' with considerable regret the effec'. of the letters (signed by Sir James South and Mr. J. R. Hind) which you have copied into your journal of Saturday. The con- tents of those communications do not appear by any means to necessitate the abandonment of the plan for securing the proposed observatory. A ...

... PULI BANQUET TO, TRISTRAX ~KENNEDY, ?? ?? *, On Mbzday lsftithe committee appointed to. make prepa-. rations for entertaining *Trietram Kennedy, Elsu., the faithful representative of the people of Louth,.at a public banquet, as atesticnouy of the nmanuer ;in which they appreciate hid Ser- VieCC. in the national cause, and the fidelity with which lie performed his pledge to hisdconstituents, ...

... LATEST: NEWS. IRELA14D. RuEPsRESENTATION OF CaOwicga.-Our' readers are I already aware that a deputation, from the Irish Tenant das League was despatched to Clonmel, with the view of induoing the selection of a tenant-right candidate. A sh, committee of 21 gentlemen was appointed to decide upon we a liberal candidate. At that committee, Mr. Claney pro- ca] posed a resolution as follows ~ ...

... IHSE STRIKES IN THE NOR TH. PRESTON, MONDAY. The amount brought in by the weavers' delegates yesterday was about 2,2001., or 2001. more than the receipts of any former week. This afforded very lively satisfaction to those dependent upon the fund, as was evident when the fact was announced to a large meeting held in the Orchard this morning. The proceedings of the meeting commenced at nine ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 7. The Ottoman government has sent Fuad Effendi to the head quarters of Omer Pacha with a mission analogous to that of the diplomatist Kotzebue in the Russian camp. He is called Director of the poli- tical chancery of the army of Roumelia. Next to his own merits it is to FuadEffendi that OmerPacha owes his advancement in the Turkish army. The prisoners made by the coris ...

... THE ! ET ST 7I- - KE, -ND C U TEiR PRESTON, STRIKE'AND 1 LOOK-OUT. . f , . .I Whilst the destitution in the town is fast increasing, the spirits of the operatives, strange as it may seem, do not apparently suffer any depression; the meetings are as nunmerously attended as ever, though this is now the 13th week of the strike,' and the, seventh of the lock-out. From all we can learn, too, ...

... I ' ERECtOTION 'OF A ONEtW SCHOOL VAT vihDA14A, COUNTY A ATH. i - ; For some time past this large and 'extensivb parish has felt very mueh the great wantlof 'schools for the edueation of its t popu!ation' For the ?? this waist the Rev.:t Mr. Koely, P.P., lshas beea -for-a conside Iable timie engaged ( in rhisisng subscriptions from tihe persons 'connected by pro- f prity or residence v-with ...

... AI4RIVA0F ?? NIAGAR.'t ARRIAL OF J101HN ''IT IEL '1 :i-'AT AN' FRi\'CISUO, ?? ?? (:raox o- OUR OW.NlORRISPONDENT.) B' the ?? Sknday. 'By the arriv81 of tho British and North American soyal1 masl eteans-ship Niagara, Captain Leitch, whiceh eitcted the Mersey at noon today, we: are in receipt of three daya later news. - The Nisgara sailed from Boston on the 9th' imta'atnd 4 .brings sixty-one ...