... SNOWt STORAMTS .-.EAVY GALE -- ?? S. .. - .. MArtasssTsis.-Daring the night of Mlonday,.tbere sv, ) considerable fall Of snow in Manchester, which on ace000t of the low temp'erature, remained in the streets- This wet a further increased by several snow showers ont Wednesday i Th weather continued dry and frosty until Thursday nigh, when a, partial thaw took place, which continued up to about ...

... PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 28, 1853. The news of actual hostilities having taken plan between Turkey and Russia, which we received by the Canada on Friday last, produced considerable excitement: among our war-loving citizens, many of whom wvish and expect to see a general European war brought about by the occurrence. Public sympathy is strongly in favour of the Turks; and we are now waiting anxiously ...

... 4 @ 0 : lie SUuiA~sax THLicoRAs'H.-The submarine cable across he the Firth of Forth and Tay is being laid down, so as to comn- re ?? plete the chain of telegraphic communication between the far re ra north of Scotland and the south. c0 he. -Tnic-WcDow: oTHE E~arsirai Sux'cEPHERD,-The public SJA ed- will be gratified to learn that Her Majesty has, on the recoin- of be' mendation~of the Earl of ...

... 77: NEW GOVERsNtENT OFFICES.-We understand that govern- f nenthasjustpurchased thatlarge block of houses in Water- ioo Place, Edinburgh, between the Inland Revenue Office and Shakpere Square, for government offices. This purchase, which haa been in contemplation for a period of two years, dhas been effected at a coat of about 0o,000.-Scotsman. d BETTING HousEs IN SCOTLANwD.-From a conversation ...

... - FOr JOIGN. The events this week in conneotion with the eastern question have come thick and fast. First of all we had the instructions to the ambassadors at Constantinople. In tbese the Turkish government is urged to agree to a renewal of negotiations, and to an armistice. The induce- nentsl held out to the Turkish government are the fol- lowing :-First, that it shall not be asked to ...

... ~~1E WGES MOFIMENT. * ?? '-tnuher of persons -who werewvorkhll los.vekhvgn 'in. ;This wray in some monsure be accounted for by the fact ?? -oef this'day being obliiir;ved tse a general holiday.' Messrs. ~ l 'REolkersiley, Wooid,-Hylauds, alud the rlest ~of' the :mills in thl 'Wallgate have, nevertheless, their machinery going. as 'if n i 'fuil tgorleing oxder, This is niot the esse with ...

... IS~ OREIGN. The Russian and Turkish quarrel has, within the last few days, assumed a more peaceful phase. At the time fbe the opposing armies were manceuvring, but not Comiing to close quarters, and when Turkey was begin. :i:g to feel seriously the Servian determination to act lge Part of an independent neutral power, a work was going on in the Turkish capital which, as its nature has -rice ...

... : , . to = ?? 9 fo 2 The ordinary meeting of the Manchester board of guar. wi dians was held at the Workhouse on Thursday morning, bh ii Alderman C. J. S. Walker in the chair. The only special at - business to be transacted was occasioned by the resignation es as .1 of the post of medical officer for St. Michael's district. Mr. ao J. Hodgson moved the resolution of which he bad given notice, ...

... ?? 1351 Tim ?? O?tp?a\i?'ThtitiDa. -Ga Thursday b e?eetIng, Prince AlhartdLodge, dlo.?atlO, Mstieltettter district, q celebritted 1w conti anniversary etthe sone's'of/Mr?:Jose?h? ? ?? B ls;-Scotlend-street; the'.wsmbeis, vyith' their wjv?a died frIe?dsHi?tdkln? ofla aoet 4'il1?nt re?st ? ofl4lte,4iosasiott. . .Th? company aftertieid? ltpe5t?a very coit-' ,? A?nTost?u'n.L'?wnaetiae'a GLaSO dIL? ...

... :; I. o ence. CUU ~John to TO READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS to R, old tn~ ny A SUBSCRIBER.-It is at least four years, we think, since the lady On net salng at the Mechanics' Inatitute. nl tinr- J, B. should direct the attention of the corporation committee to daug W. the nuisance. Nvortl nedl A BATEPAYER-Tile complaints of dirty roads were junst as fro. On1 of quent at this wet and foggy season ...

... THfE CHRISTMAS SEASON. es; 1B55AS~ is MING.-On all bands the cry is that rk- Christmas is coming The butoher gays so, while he heaves be huge masses of iregd-and-white beef'on his fresh-scraped Of boards, hangs up his sheep by the legs, on bright groasy the hooks, peruses, with eye of pride, their dainty down-stretched Of shoulders,.glances with satisfaction at the fat conspicuous Oat kidneys ...

... I LORD PALMERSTON'S RESIGNATIo - (From the Spectator.) We regret to part with Lord Palmerston, vheth the cabinet or the drain; but we are not quite sur ir we cannot do without him. It became his dithat announce to the heads of houses in O hford, thay ?? \so. versity reform would constitute a prominent topic in the next Queen's speech-an announcement publishedin tlb same week which produces Mr. ...