... 'I'lH E ARMY. Tnit: TROOI'S IN TIIL Wr-s INDIES.-By the lasb advices the health of the troops in general was good. By the death of Major-General James Camupbell, a good service pension of £200 lapses to the eommantli'r- in-chief for disposal to somie living meritorious officer. Te general conmnaiding in chief has issued an or- dfer, that the labit of allow in- men to appear, throtui- out th! ...

... 2IT'Y CORPORIATION COMMISSION.- Yesterday the Commissioners resumed the in- quiry at the official residence of the Prime Minister. Mr. Labouchere in the chair. Sir J. Patteson was not present. I Captain Bullock examined- I was employed by the i Admiralty to survey the Port of London between 1830 and 18.53. I re-surveyed the Medway, but did not re-survey the Thames. There are many shoals in the ...

... tbs FRANCE. dli Thirteen persons, members of the old society of Car. a botnsrI revired, were tried before the, Police court of Lyns of on Thursday last, on a charge of h~aving been members of a , secret society. Three of theta were sentrcel to Imrsn th, ament each for three years. and to be deprived of their civic rights for five years;I five to imprisonment for two years ; pi three to ...

... THE EXAMINER AND ,[MES. X:- MANHESTER, I D WlEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3q 1. - ; i , ;wi . THE DELEGATES AND THE PRESTON ~, : ' , - ; I 7i; 0; STRIKE. - - I - : ur - 7 - - - -- The contest between the factory operatives of ti( Preston and the millowners continues, with, appa- PE rently, but little chance of any immediate adjustment. in On Saturday last, another aggregate meeting was th held at ...

... FATAL AFFRAY-ONE LIFE LOST. MoA'rE, Nov. 27.-An afrray, in which one unfortu- nate man lost his life, took place in the neighbourhood of this town, on Thursday. Peter Kelly, a publican, holds an extensive farm from W. H. Melgan, Esq., M.P., a part of which he had sublet, by consent of his land- lord, to a man named Green. Kelly, during the late election, was a warm supporter and agent of ...

... _.1 * A v A - - MA A sad accident has occurred to the crew of one of, the French steamers, the Sane, at Malta. In rendeing assistance to the Jupiter, which vessel had got on shore, her boat swamped3 and twelve men st Ieir ies. Rear-Admiral A. Fanslawe, C.B., supertinendent of Pos- nmouth dock-yardis s-aictedby threeAdmiraltytosucceedVice- Admiral Sir G. Seymour. IK.C.D., ha the cotmand-in ...

... F';lh the LOADON GAZETTE. * ~~~TUESDAY, Nov. 22. I5EC:LARATIoIT OF DIVIDENDS. T. llatlhgate. Birmingham, draper-first diV. of 2s. 7d., any Thrs day, at Mr. Cliristia's, Bilrmlngrirsm.-H. Thompson, Mancheste, anl NaIrcrton, tacar Dritfield, Yorkshire, corn naerraliaant-first die. of ;iid., on Tuaesday, DQc. 13, and ally subsequent Tues9day, at Mr. Froser's, Manchester. PARTNERSHIPS DZISSOLVED. ...

... . , The Cornstantinople correspondent of the ifernineg Chronicle writing on the 14th inst., says that on the 13th three British and n French war steariers left for Odessa; anid adds that some line- of-battle ships were to-follow. He also states, in a postscript, that Omer Paede has advanced with all his forces (40,000 Y men); and that Ismail Pacha has pushed on'from Kalefat, and Lt has passed ...

... -LfTEST FROM ABROAD. .1''1,5lG OF THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS. Yes-terday (NMonday) morning, the Prussian Jxhanbers verc opened by Baron Manteuffel, Minis- iecrtA lent. The speech referred almost entirely jo matters ot merely domestic interest, but at its COociusion it vas said that ' Their deliberations com- aen.ed at a period of great anxiety as regarded ex- iern al aftaLir> and at a timue when ...

... DBDUCScD Peos OBScVATIO~S TARBN AT THE LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY, Dsring the week, ending SaturdaV, .Yovember 23, 1853, Latitude,53'24'48N. Longitude,3°0,1' W. STATE OF THE ATMOSPHERE. Timeoccupiedin I O falling. I Collectdingauge .8.8 . . . o - 80ft.abveground - o * :: o R I Daily horizontal l mtion ofair. j_ ?? Extreme pres- * . sureonsq.foot. c Meaurangesame aosowos o dayforsevenpre. g __ _ _ ...

... T TDE TABLE, d&c.,,FOR:T~ E ENSVING WEEK. - - | 7SU I -: TrIDES AT :5 NOVEMBER. ' . . ABERDEEN Rises, MSets r Lorn. Even. Wedsusday ,._ 3 8- 2 a. N. 40. i. Li 5! .5 , S~aturs y -__ 38 2278 3t3.228- S 2 47 9 9 ~~ 48 29 3 27 4~~~~~~~~~3 3., 3571 4 23 449 Tuesday 6 ° l8 32 3 .2 6 -6 J 3317 [ , ^ '-PRIC~E OF TlEEJOURN'AL. DBSL6VERED 1N TOv |: SEtTJNnDER COVER. Paid in Advance. Credit. Paid in ...

... DUJBLIN SANITAMY' ASSOCIATION. .. . - . . . . .. .I.. The usual weekly meeting of the association wae held yesterday, at the Royal Dublin Society Honse, Kildare-street. Sir EDWARD BorouGH, Bart, D.L., in tue chair. The other members present were-Dre. Nalty, Byrne and Vance; James Haughton, Esq., and Mr. Moore, visitor. The police reports were read, by which it appeared that considerable ...