... REPRESENT'ATION OF SOUTH WARK. C ?? Frdlte;i evelliit a miliious Illet;It g ol' tile 'iriends c(i Adllilal Sir tl iarles Niper it zis hull at the Litet' ry Tltoiittution, ?? Ii :al, for the pair- pose of takinilg nzvolsllrts to .socill~e the rlurtil!) 0f, thle qllliuit Adiral itt tho eilslilig electioll fi' Soitil- sWarli. Sir ClItitrs, lioll his eltiralice, wvas reeivled with load chieeCI. ...

... UNIVER1SITY IN7EfLIEBNCE. OXFORD, OCT. 27. r, ; TR1 IMELANCHOLY CASE: OF DROWNING. ;o The fatal and melancholy case of drowning, vwhich was le mentioned iu T!he Morssiog C'Aronidc of Saturday, hln leen d investigated by the coroner for the University, Mr. G. V. w Cox, Pd.A, of Nevr College, who this afternoon, with a jury .* eomprised solely of memnbers of the University, held an in. 'quest at ...

... POLITICAL ECONOMY rOR THE MILLION. in d We wish'that some ones having sufficient lei- to sure and arclcar knowledge of the subject, would e write a little work which would merit the title of M, ad Political Econilomy Made Easy for the Million. - at We are not desirous that an attempt shojild be madetl l to make them laeared on the subject'by reducing to ho mn the level of their present ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 28. The steam~transport Niagara, No. 48, arrived at Sitheiad~t4 norhteg. from the Crimbea. Her date. are . Bslal~vaOet. 6: Scoisri, Oe. 13; and Maltal Oat. 18. She ?? 167 muilitary invalids, siek and vounded, 16 navel invalidsi e nd 12 merchant eeamen. The following offioel~asjx als0 eoma homae-in the Niaabra: General Sir Harry Jones, R.E.; Major Grahame, ...

... DR. KANE'S OFFICIAL ACCOUNr OF HIS LATE ARCTICAD VENTURBS. The following is a oopy oF the official report of has sit Dr. Kane, commanding the second Grinnell expeiition in the pa seareh ot Sir J. Franklij, to the Secretary of the Arneri- evptai can Navy : , n a evitabre, Our little party have returned in bealth and ssfeg. were e We reaceds& the Danish settlements of Upernavik onites the 6th of ...

... CLOSE o0 A PREDICTION PUBLISHED FORTY YEARS AGO. Up to this point the prophecy seems to point to tho for. tunes of Napoleon, the old Bourbons, and the commence ment of Louis Philippe's reign. But now comesI the end of it. After the mutual animosity of the old and young blood of the Capet, and the discontent of the French nation, we may suppose ourselves arrived at the end of eighteen forty. ...

... OPENING OF THE COMMERCIAl TRAVELLER' SCHOOL BY PRINCE ALBERT. The ceremony of the inauguration and opening of the new school at Pinner for the children of commercial travellers took place om Saturday, his Royal Highness Prince Albert, with the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs of London, being present on the occasion. The new building, which is a hand- some Elizabethan stracture, was designed by Messrs. ...

... iA'rTEST INTELLIGENCE. BYn MAGZ'NETIC THLEGItAPH.] YESTERDAY'S DESPATC;IES. THI; CRIMEA. The autheolticit of ant order of' tll clay, in whici Prince Gortschakciff tinouncedl th(t lie iwill flut vititilaw from the Crimena, is confirmed. 'he Carniel mail steaml' arr ive-l Iat MIarszilles this morning, with datei fromt the Crinema to thlo 1tch inst. The embarkation of artillerymen, horses, ill- ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENC I. I RUSSIAN DESPATCH FROM THE | CRIMEA. The Joburnat de St. Petersbury of the 19th pub; lishes the following telegraphic despatch, which, though of an old date, has not been beard of in the West of Europe before:- Prince Gortachakoff reports on the 17th- 1 Ships of war and merchantmen are constantly arriving at Eupatoria. Some of them bring troops. Three French ...

... (EDx -t ,P, 0 1 t t. MONUMENT TO SIR WILLIAM WALLACE. TO TIHE EDITOR OF TUE CAT.EDONIAN MERCUtRY. Edinburgh, 27th October 1855. Sir,-When I perceived by your insertion of my letter of the 25th that you are ready to take an active part in promoting the erection of a monument to Sir William Wallace, I mentioned it to a few of my re lations here, and obtained a subscription from them on the spot, ...

... \ TRIL OF PAUL, STRAUAN, AND BATES. y i The trial of Sir John Dean Paul, Williame Straln11 rnd 0o Robert Mheokin Bates commenced oln Fidny ie,, . .4 the Old Bailey, before Mr. Justice Wiihn lt lo; A Alderson, and Mr. Baron Martin. TheAttoriey ?? yMr. Bodhine, and aMr. Poland were for tile l '11100 Sir. P. Thesiger and Mr. Ballantneo ealed Ibr tb -p s*oner Stralim; Mr. Sergeant Byles ad ?? le. ...

... LE.GALTTY OF OPE N-AIR PR EACHIIING. Ir may appear strange that the proposition implied in tlis headhing shold surmount any reinarks of ours ou the topic, as though a doubt could exist on the mind of any British subject of the lawful- iess of addressing a religiotisdiscourse, in the open ait, to a multitude asseembledl for the purpose of listening to it, provided always that the privilege be ...