... d TO THE EDITOR OP TE :DAILY NEWS. e SIR,-Unless I am much mistaken, Jodseph Lan- caster was the-author of the monitor system.' But l he did not contemplate the extension of monitorial . authority from the' school room tp the play ground, and still less the arming of monitors with, an, atbi- g trary power of inflicting blows. TheE monitors' of a oseph Lancaster lightei ed the labours of the ...

... THE BRITISH 4ARMY IN TURKEY. ?? *- t |MOVEfMENT OF THE.H'ENGLISH TROOPS. (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL SQ0. When the .Terrible left, the allied Beets were standing out to ora;,meQ Sebastopol. I say empha- cally to crutse, for nonuezf the officers of the Terrible seemod to have any. idea that an immediate attacke upon that formidable fortress was intended. The ...

... BALTIC FLEET, APPROAOHING REVEL, AnPRTL 16. A steamer, the Porcupine, hasijust arrived from England with letters for the squadron and de- spatches for the admiral. None of them have been served out as yet. We have been cruising off the Island of Gottland and closed in with the Swedish shore, close to the lighthouse of Landsort, which stands out at Lea. We left Kioge Bay on the 12th. The ...

... EI. KOSSUTH AT GLASGOW. | (Froln the -Norti Biiair-ail pf Wednesday.) A public-meeting of the inhabitants of Glasgow was held this afternoin in the City Hall, convened by up- wards of a hundred electors add inhabitants, ' to consider the war policy of this country, more especially to protest, in the present crisis of Zuropeva affairs, against all compro- mise or alliance with Austria, and to ...

... TO THER EDXTO1 OF THS DAILY NEW5. 'Sn,-flavig ,seen several' excellent Artielesi your journal on thes currency question, I bdg to en- crlose1 you 'COPY Of a letter which has'lbeen Bieat to: the editor of the Timnes, which, if you- think worthy, ie: please ~to inserlt. If You could girve the form er letterj Is ?? diite Times-of the 10th- of February, Le with their rbemarks~ it would be better ...

... THE SPANISH MINISTRY. The following private telegraphic despatch has been received with the accompanying commentary: MADRID, Nov. 22. A rumour is current that a new ministry is formed, the members of which are MM. Gurrea, Gaminde, Allende Salazar, Gomez, Oliver, Aguirre, kand Mathen. This combination, however, seems to rus very unlikely, and we give it, subject to all reserve. All the ...

... THE BATTLE OFI - RANN DESCRIBED BY BATANTS. (7pnox A SOLDIER OF rTUB 95TH REGIMEaNT.) Lines before Sebastopoi, Tuesday Evening, Nov. 7. BE My Dear Brother and Sister,-I received yours of , the 1lthi and 13th ultimo, on the 6th Gesterday), after a C mosti sanguinary battle. On the 5th instant, the anniversary tc of the Gun powder Plot, we had a most terrible day of it. w The Russians advanced ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELAT SCARBOROUGHI PRESENTATION O' AN ADDRESS BY THE COUNCIL , The council of the borough of Scarborough ute: availed themselves of the visit of Lord John Russell to pre. sent him with an address which was unanimously agmd to at a meeting held on Wednesday, the 27th ult. Il' mayor, J. F, Sharpin, Esq., attended by nearly the vb&li of the members of the council waited by ...

... :, . .; i* In the newlytormea Spanish ministry there are but two new names, those of M. Luzuriaga, the Mi- nister of Foreign Affairs, and M. Agnirre, Minister of Grace and Justice. The DLbats says M. Claudio Antone de Luzuriaga is a particular friend of the Duke of Victory. He has filled with considerable distinction several posts in the high magistrature. For several years past he has ...

... SUICIDE OF AN ENGLISHMAN AT NEW| ?? We find in the New Yo62c Daily Times, of Nov. 16, the following statement respectingthemelancholydeath of a gentleman, who had many friends in London. Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest on the body of Mr. William North, at the house of Dr. Banning, No. 7, Bond- street. From the evidence it is clear that the deceased hadi contemplated suicide for some time past, ...

... LIST OF rILLED AND WOUNDED AT THE BATTLB OP NXEBRMAN, ON NOVSMBEH 5, 18 , OFFICER5B.-lKLLSD.d LVeutenasu Colonel Edward Pakenihal, CaptaiRE Ho. H. Nerille, Captain Sir Robert Newman, Bart. WOUNDED. a Colonel Frederick Hamilton, Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. H. Percy, Lieutenant-Colmnel R, Bradford, Captain A. Tipping. Lieutenant Sir James Fergusson, Bart., Lieu- tenant C. N. Start. KILLED. Sergeants ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST WEEH. (From leoapath'o~ ltiwltney Jeur,,ar. Miles opened. Name of Railway.1 Receipne. 1863. 1b54. 1863.1 18b4.: - BRITISH. 72 72 Aberdeen ?? ?? 1,78 (1i 1,'m 87' 37j- Belfast and BalIymena ?? 736l 751 17 17 Belfast and County Down.. 1961 2G 33 33 Birkenhead, Lanc., &Cheshire 1,798! 1,9741 261 26j Blackburn ?? 773. 732 85i 117 Bristol and Exeter . 4,92-6 5,684 ...