... REPRESENTATION OF SOUTH WARK. MRl.. 8COVELL'S; MEETING.- Yesterday eveig a public meeling convened by Ur. Scovell, was held at the Literary Institution, Borouvgb- road.! Notwithstanding the heavy Yame which fell during the evening, tbe'lect ire-rooem was filled to Overflowing. -Mr. CoLLiotBON took the chair, and in opening the pro. couediogsg said that he hald long felt hat Southwarkc should ...

... * AUTRALIA.I-- -- . ; :- z I . l~ ?? i-!: .. ?? ' s ;Tlie Uuralt hag ut.bpnto ian1 A tralia aidvicis, 'but a fewlte numbersotthe )Xelboarnejossls havcome to hand. The foilowing is the commerial report of the Argue, ?? 17: There is no change i the gold market. 31 18.. 6i. per ouncelis the broker' buying priee,'with i active demand. The total shipped by the Ballarat, for London, smounta to 107 ...

... * The New York Herald has the following letter from a correspondent in Japan, dated- HAKODADI, JAPAN, Jun 27. I have just time before the departure of the vessel which sails hence for the United States this ievening to give you a hasty sketch of affairs as ,they exist in these waters. The Btitish steam- 1 frigates Encounter and Styx, with the Tartar in n tow, entered this harbour at twelve, ...

... Arthur Jon.a, 18, James Warwick, 14, and eanry Wheat- stane, 18, were brought before Mr. Bingham, at the Marl- 9 borough-street Police Caurt, yesterday, charged with being in the company of a riotous assemblage in Hyde-park on .Sunday last, and with assaulting the police. e Police-sergesnt Tuck, A 10, said : Yesterday about four r o'clock I was in Hyde-park on duty. I was in the midst of a mob ...

... l-lW AY INTELLIGENCE. ,DINBURG}HI ANqD GLASGtOW. teating of this Company was hold on Wednes- Aspects '1 Hotel Glasgo0w, Mr. IPeter Blackburn, t the queen atley rsdd pl b n~ of the cottPSOy. presided et cig S briefly explained the objeots for whioh the h etrdbdbeen Onaed. be enumerated the diffe- ~ie~fet ofor which the sMum, emouutitnl altogether to b~eO Itd he required-the improvement of the ...

... RAIL WVA Y ACCIDBNTS IN FRANCE. *The Minister of Publio Wvrks has addressed the following circular to the directors of the different railway compa- nies Paris, October 25. Oentlemrort-The frequency and the serious nature of the accidents which have recently taken piece on several lines of railway, havejustly excited public feeling, and sttracted the serious attention of the (lov-rnment. It Is ...

... RUSSIAN OFFICIAL DESPATCH. The Journal d& St. Petersbourg of the 20th an. l nounoes the fall of Kinburn in the following terms:- TRULEGRAPUX DESPATCrH FROM NICOLAIEFF, FOR- WARDED BY. ORDER OF H.M. THE EMPEROR, OF THE DATE OF THE 5TH (17TH) OCTOBER. In consequence of the situation of the fortress of Kinburn, which is erected at the extreme end of the spit of land bearing the same name, on the ...

... VISIT OF MR. COBBETT. M.P., TO OLDHAG. _ .b- On Saturday afternoon, in accordance with previoui'. inti- motion, Mr. J. M. Cobbett, M.P., met the electors and non electors, for the purpose of explaining his conduct in' Par- liament during the last session. The meeting was ainsounned to take piace in the open air, in Tommy Field, at three o'clock, but owing to the very inclement state of the we ...

... Tnv relations of the Great Powers become daily more complicated and perplexing. A time appears c to be drawing nigh which will crave wary walking from those who guide the destinies of England. To judge by the tone of that portion of the London Press t which is influenced by Ministers, we are on the eve of a breach with the United States. In a goodcause 4 we would not shrink from such a ...

... quay KING OF THE SANDWICHf ISLANDS The Polynesian publishes the subjoined: To her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain aind Ireland: Great and Good Friend,-Believimg that your Majesty takes a sincere interest in evroything ;which concerns the I Hawaiian nation, I doubt not but that you will partake in I my sorrow for the loR of my predecessor,, KamebamebaIll., who died On ...

... Head-quarters, Sebastopol, Oct. 14. No. 1. It bas been notified that the following promotions have appeared in the London Gazette, and they are published for the information of the army :-In the Gazette of the 2d of October, Lieu. ?? J. Simpson to be General in the army for distinguished conduct in the field; Colo- nel a. A. Wiudham, C.B., to be Major-General in the army for distinguished ...

... PORTSMOUTH, OOT. 29. wi The following troops embarked on board the eteam t transport Orinroco, No. 218, to-day, for eorveysnee to Malta as to replace a similar number leaving the depots there for the ho ?? :-From, Winchester: lat Royals, 2 officers and'68 ful men; 3rd Buffs, 3 officers and 87 men; 7th Fasiliesi, 3 H officere and 104 men ; 23rd Fusilieie, 3 officers and 138 men; ta tal 46th ...