... THREE LIVES LOST. It is with great regret that we havo to announce the loss of the steamer Isle of Thanct, late belonging to Messrs. Brownlow and Co. of Hull. She was a etoasoer of about 195 tons burthen, and commanded by Captain Schofiold. Originallybuilttby-Napier, of London, sheran for some time between London and ilargate. She then oame to Hull, and, after boing thorougbly repaired by her ...

... MULTUM IN FARVO. ,- , ?? , .. ?? - ?? ?? ?? ?? ad ?? .. ro A tlcunderstorm burst ever Manchester re'oeut three Of o'clock en Friday woak, and rain fell io torrents. Bs Tics old convict hulk Justitia seas sold by, suction at 'B Woolwich, on Wednesday week, for £910. a' 'Ilbs late John Deant, Elsq., baa beqeseathoed £10,250 ' for charitablo purpsoses and lnstitutioics, choiefly in thle or ...

... DOMESTIC.% The Duke of Cambridge is now in Paris on visit to the Emperor Napoleon. It is stated that his Royal Highness has again placed his ser- vices at the disposal of the.Commander-in-Chief, witbthe'viewi of again joining the army in the East. - The arrangements for the visit of the King of Sardinia to this country have been finally com- pleted, and King Victor Emmanuel will arrive in ...

... E Sr- -tst the popularlty of ?? war ?? adoptiug UM pc suffcient' with the people- o StaWf when their Government declared war against cl 3, Mexico. With due deference to the latter gentle- A' d man, we do not think that the people of this Fj country would ever allow their Government to Cl e embark in such a war aus :that-- a war waged' against a defenseless neighbouring State for the m :sole ...

... GREAT BATTLE th IMMEEN, ?? THE TURKS, UNDER OMAR PASHA, AND r THE RUSSIANS. THE RUSSIANS DEFEATED IN A PITCHED BATILE.Ge DESPATCH OF THE BRITISH MINISTER. em FOREIGN OFFicE, FamAY.Lord Claressdon has CL received the following telegraphic despatch from Viscount Stratford de Redoliffe : TnrlakIA, Nov. 15.-AC noon on the 5th,to Omar Pasha forded the river Ingour at the head of 20,000 men, and ...

... MOIEETING OF PARLIAMENT. be L We hava reason to believe that her Majesty will sum- mon ParliamiSwt to meet for tho despatch of business on the 18th of January next.-Pres3. th THE CABINET. h W'e are happy to be able to state that the cabinet id re- . inforced by two very popular and efficient memubers, in the persons of Lord Stanley of Alderley, and the Right Hon. 3 Matthew Talbot Baines. R L ...

... THE jVE RPOOL MERCURY. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER °3,1855. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. on Welnest]ay, the 21st instant, the Princess attl Royal, the eldest of the royal children, attained adv 'ter fifteenth year, and the natal day was observed to int Lmndlon with unusual demonstrations of loyalty, the The Duke of Argyll is to be the new Post- t~rl master-General, and, as a temporary arrangement, pea is ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGE NCE. The Dnew.nmayor givee his first tificial dinner on Thurs- ,day, the 49th instant. The -tiret dinner is facetiously called tle goose feasot all the members of the council TatE ?? T D TIg TaLrFTiO TAyLaut.-Two coast- ing bu*s, tine Flizaisfnn and William, of Dublin, have arriveodat ?? port ?? cargoes of iroa composing the hall ofthe ship Tayleur, which was wrecked, nearly ...

... A dreadful oustralgsupon an agetodonsan, lyhich boo been COnimsited in thevicinity of Hoydock, hascaused thre greatest P exciterenet and indignation asnog tie inhabitants of this ordinarily peaceful and orderly coteaunity. It would ip* IV pear that the Outrage in quaestion also perpetrated during oj thle evenoinic of Monday lest, ?? under circumstances ef Pl great atrocity. About ten 'lc, ...

... FATAL SHIPWREOK. ?? - 1 - - __ 11-.1_ _ ?? ?? The Rival, Captain Norris, front Madeira, arrived in thoe Thames on Saturday, with the master, Mr. Ching, and two men, oin board, late of the schooner Diamomni, of Swansea, which foundered off the Scilly Isles during the recent gale. The men furnish snost shocking details of the sufferings they endured in an open boat, which was blown 200 miles off ...

... ASHTON. UNICTPAL EllEcTtox.--These elections have not caused the lenst exeitetnent, the rotiring councillors hnniing been re elected in every instance. TIL ErLECTRIC TELEOnrA.PH-WO are glad to announce that at. last, tois importil t town has been supplied tith the ea-ns of CoinmuiSep atiols, by electric telegraph, we th. all parts of England and thle continclt. This desideratund will be fhund ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1855. KiNBURN and Kars are the two Eions of the week I in the war department. Both are old as news, but the additional details which have been com- *o municated by the newspaper correspondents impart to them an air of rejuveniscence which, in the le absence of anything exciting in the Crimea, gives It them the best claim to public ...