... BMBAIEATION OF THE SCOTS. w~~i. OltE:YS. LIVERPOOL, T1OMDior. eing;generally ?? that the 2ndDragon d would leave Prescot this morning for this town, il 6 dlttanbark in the Himalaya, thousands of perzsons tpdsg 0dvantage of the fine sunny weather, left at an early Pai it meet the gallat fellows on the route to town, and RsesrY 5s four a m., the road to Prescot was lined with At 6 am-, the bead ...

... 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 ...

... LITEST NEWS FROM ABROAD 4.- (FRoM oCUP OWN COURESPONfDENT.) ; pocrion of the following appeared in our late edition yesterday: PARIS, OCT. 8. The Minister of War has received from General Canrobert the following despatch: 1 BALAKLAYA, SErT. 28. 4sarshal St. Ainaud, dangerously ill, hes rc- sigued to me the command of the army,in confor- mity with the orders of the Fmperor. To-day I am ...

... SPIRIT OF THIE TROOPS AT VARNA. r. The following extracts, says the Liverpool Journal, .are from an interesting letter written from the lilack Sea, iby a gentleman vwho is on board one of the steam transports belonging to L~iverpo)ol in the service of the government. Since I commenced this we have been down to Constan- tinople f'or bread. I was so munch engaged that I could not finishh and ...

... INCORPORATED SoCIE'TY OF LICENSED I VICTUALLE19- . TO TSIB EDITOR OF THE DAILY uNEiS SlR,-As you are aware, the Incorpor?.ted Society of Licensed Vicluallers held their quarterly court last Thursday, at the Kennington School-rooms, ?? to the Society, for the purpose of passing the qutztewly ac- counts, but more especially to have a report from the ma- naging committee of the Morning Advertiser ...

... At the Ashborne county court, on Tuesday last, a case of general interest was tried before J. T. Cantrell, Esq. Mr. Brittlebank, of Akhberne, appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Gough, of London, fbr the defendant. This was an action brought by the plaintiff. Mr. John Miers, an innkeeper in Asbborne, to recover the sum of 81. paid by him in the beginning of last year for the defend- ant, Miss ...

... 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 ...

... The aeath of this eminent man may be regarded as the extinction of a family which has held the very highest rank in the aristocracy of the stage; and, more than any other that has existed in England, or, perhaps, in any other country, has upheld the dignity of our national drama and the honour of the his- trioulc art. He was the last of three great kindred stars, and likewise the least of the ...

... By the OrIzaba, ?? Cruz ?? Orleans, and Union, from New York, we have news from Mexico up to 4tb of October. They contain no positive political information; all coma- munications from the south, the seast of the rebel Alvarez, and the most important source of danger to the present ad. ministTation, being carefully smothered. Nor, from the con- tradictory reports and rumours which have reached ...

... aTE NEW STADM. ACT. (Prom the North Bri$s&A Deily alot.) [The eubjoined 06rrespondence, which we have been requested to print, is instructive, but at the same time unsstisfactory. It shows how crude our fiscal legislation is, and how unwilling or incompent our authorities are to apply the laws they make. The light in which Mr. Keo h appears, as the official organ of the Stamp Office, would be ...

... BESSARABIA AND THE DOBRUDSCHA. The Vienna Capirte Zeittings Correspondenz,just to hand, states from Gaiatz, of the 10th, that 30,000 Russians had entered the Dobrudscha, between Tuitscha and Isatcha, and were fortifying Babadagh. As this Correspondenz was the sole authority for an announcement similar to the above, made by a contemporary on Saturday last, the re-statement will not be mistaken ...