... 1111. -vv - v ve- v - ?? -- v- ?? COURT5 &c. de Mr. William Brodie, now unpaid attaoh6 to her of Majesty's legation at Stockholm, is appointed unpaid ha attach6 to the embassy at Constantinople. rej The master-general of the ordnance has appointed ms Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. Robert E. Boyle, Coldatream lea Guards, to be his seoretary, in the room of Captain Lord ir7 Clarence Paget, R.N., ...

... LAen A BUILDLNG SOCIETIES. *The rapidity with which Land anid nilding Societies have sprung into existence bears some resemblance to the furor of the railway mania of 1 45. New schemes, are brought forth every. day, and some of the most recent have succeeded in attracting a larger number of members than the societies which have been in existence a considerable time. There are, at the present ...

... IIIELAND. DOuiLix, DEc. 16 | The secne yesterday rat the re-opening of the Great Exhibition building as a 'Winter Garden, was ex;- trenielV ibteresting. The Lord Lieutenant and Countess of St. Germans arrived at haltlpast two, accoinparlied by a brilliant suite, and were received| by the Lord Mayor, Aldernran Roe (chairman of the Execative Committee), Mr. Dargan, Sir Edward M'I)ouuell (Lord ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORr;ESPONDENT,) LATEST NEWS. LiVEnrOOI, FR1DAY.-Considerable speculation and much public regret has been expressed on 'Change to-day, conse- quent upon the rumoured resignation of L rd Palmerston, as it is felt here that his services in the government are more than e~er required. Considerable anxiety iB felt at the non-arrival of the screw Steamer Olinda, from the Brazils. Some ...

... The half-yealy gonornl meeting of the members of this s, a Society woo held Ol' Saturday, unldet, tim1 presidency of Mr. tV 1 Pusey. There wore presout, tho Duke ef Iticlimond, Iord is r Fevershar, Sir J. V. Shelley, M.P., Colonel Chaileose, Ci t R R. Blanshard, tlio itev. Jaeres Linoto, Mr H. Ilinohord, Or. t C. Erle, Mr. ItRayneilnd Barker, 'Mr. Arthury, Mr. Itomsy i m (Newenstle), nnd Mr. ...

... I- I -l Mi~e-nsn ?? areN ,SyDiRy.-Mr. Richard Keats .eGranger, ?? onl the 25th July, at his the y attob ieof bid Chinese servants, who ran away; but w ci three of them were ~subsequently apprehended. Two of r-~ them, named Sin Sin and Ly Sic, made a voluntary state- ant dmwent, through an interpreter, that Bin Tie cut Mr. Granger' a e w throat, whilst Tsh Sic end Tiam Tsoon held him, and that ...

... IORift of U Pe tess. oar re~ahe-,s are rpclaily re'.ei~terte to oisosrve, th1at tiiiderI te~orre this hetl e~iv0 e ?? free-i She iecmli hg ?? Of our nlot vrsntuii poe:;k~z r it's ?? of ?? ?? 0 ' a subhi PARLIAMTARY' REFORM- 1Ib he o1l.. rig et riking ?? see front thle ii-coeoln of A i-~taeitoio w ho ?? it to be his dufty, iso far ais lie cteieiceiioiieveai, to) mlake, his mneatsures tile, ...

... NEW PATENT BRICK MAKING MACHtME. I tin anmc n ps 1p .: .. In these days of building societies, agricultural improve- I monts, and sanitary reform, there can be scarcely any subject more practically interesting than the improvement of brick and b tile making, and accordingly it has, for two or three years, en- c gaged a considerable share of public attention. At the various a agricultural shows ...

... WEST INDIA AND; PACIFIC MAILS. I . - - The Royal Mail Stearrm-sbip La Plata, Capt. Well, , i arrived on Thursday, with the West India and Pacific re mails. Her dates are-Chagros, Nov. 24 ; Greytown, s8 Nov. 19 ; Jamaica, 27; Domerara, 26 ; Barbadoes, 27; in St. Thoma.s, Dcc. 1. La Platot brings 60 piosengers, of and on freight specie'valuc 630,000 dollr. S At Jamaica the Import Duty Bill bad ...

... On the 22nd of November, Lord Stratford de Red- cliffe, having been admitted to the honour of an audi- ence, to present to his Majesty the Sultan Vice-Admiral Dundas, and the officers commanding his ships, deliver- ed the following address to the Sultan:- In presenting to your Imperial Majesty the admiral and captains of the fleet that my gracious Sovereign has, on the demand of your Majesty ...

... THE RADIOALS; OF THE COALI- -. t - . I TION.- Sxa,-On the 25th of November, 1664, the garrulous SeirelAry`of the Admiralty of Charles Ilmade the fol- lowing entry in that inimitable diary of his :- At my office this morning, to prepare an account of the ex- pense we have been put to, extraordinary, by the Dutch already, and I have brought It to appear 852,7001.; but. Nodjtkaows, this is only ...

... I OUTLINE OF THE PRESIDENT' S MESSAGE The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald vouches for the correctness of the following as an outline of the American President's message:- In the first place the president will reiterate his de. votion to that series of acts known as the compromise measures of 1850, including the Fugitive Slave Act. A good authority has said that ome of the ...